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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-26
DELAY WITH THE CANADA PACIFIC.

MONTREAL Dee 25-General Manager Van Horne. Of
the Canada Pacific Railway says That the arrangements
for the Lachne bridge are not Tar enough advanced 10
,oIe of contract Funds wanting for this aud other
or az ibe Canada Pacific Road and until the bonds Of
ihc and Quebec Railroad hoated there Is no
hone for the Lachine bridge, nor OF loop line rom
Smiths Fails o Montreal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-26
COLLECTIONS FOR THE BURNED ASYLUM

At the Christmas services in the Roman
Catholic churches IN Brooklyn yesterday collections
were taken for St Johns Home for Boys, burned last
week large sum was collected, st. PatrcEs parish
tits expected, that the east wing Of the building Will
be ready Tor boys to-day. The funerals or The victims oi
Inc disaster will be held tomorrow IN the church Oi Our
LADY of victory. at IhrOOp-ayc and McDOnOugl-st
A solemn higi-mass viii be celebrated by the Rev
Ta;hers Il llurry. Creighton and BrOsnan The burial
will be ia Holy Cross Cemetery, where Bishop Longhln
has xiv en- a plot f0r the purpose.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-26
THE GARFIELD MONUMENT FUND.

OVER 1892. 0OG CONTRIBUTED UP TO DECEMBER ID.
The Secretary of the Garfield National Mon
umnnt Association j. H. Rhodes. OF Cleveland. reports
that the contributions to the monument fund up to De
ohcr ; ware sI32 1919 81 This sum is drawing four
.r cont ntrrrs. The following table shows the cOnri-
hutiol,s is states Territories and foreign countries:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-26

FriiIVtNI9, Doc. YDl~INl9 wa m uiiNnnnt
Christians go ranr hunrs. particularly sb ~ ,hrsp ri
'iis iel Nriiun anl fts iiirririh 'r'it lhp burner
h.l tt ipa,soi i.n tii.rrl Tiuu srl ihr latte, 80
t1tIn ,Dn.itai i..DfvDi f.NailH VI eirun hf hnF
su ist ia inu t,, tiih tprsnei ihpli inulpi 90 Ia
i.hhln. hHt.aN !. - hllrht4l y 'H s"A 49, nNt snu
tht ll airiiei liDhtpia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-26
THROUGH NEW fORK STATE.
cIIARaEs AGAINsT DEMOCRATIC OFFIcIALs.

GLovERsviLLF, Dee. 25.-Ihe Board of SUI
pcr,isors Of Hamilton County make serious charges
against the management of county Affairs hy the Dem
ocas The county clerk has been twelve year. ~ HE
post anl $50 has the clerk of the Board of supervisors
n rtsertcl that al rh'cks have been i'sncl without
Choir hin- ruuitrf-eu,d ~ the chairman. On SCI lie
rruf with tr Treas ipr ali the vouchers w"r burned
. BE- 81 tht thc county Is fiO,uVU IN dtbt Iheie
fHf it. al ifit t.sf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-26
tnptrtFrlttoy or I pRUgNRD WOMAN

The body Of the woman who ccniihltteh Sni,
eide f,,r ratnnia fetty N0tt 90 Wednesday, hsh' WY
tt.otiNri tpsiHriat "a that Gf ligqie W. NesAis
oit,an ~ lsstlntR hthlts the lNrNNriWn WIN h,s
ita,n IL. SAM ih.i ih0 Wtaah Nas ihe HaNsheN ~
"A. ,tul auiu fitnn, Nf Nhttih 'Nhgs ttNh'ii y w
auj ,h,i ssp pil hos kHhp ave trn'' nss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-26
sHor AND HoBBEO BY 4 HIGHWAYMlN

PANORA, Iowa, Dec. DIV. &. Harvey.
station agent for the Dcs Monos and Northern Railway
received package OF $1,000 for the Panora Bank las,
night. on his way to deliver II ho wa, set upon by a
rober who shattered his arm with pistol shot TOOK
Inc money fr0.l him AMI escaUo1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-26

~ INFElN4IN " ~. 4NfHVHF'
PiuLAUDLrIHA, ilec. BAN 81 INC l"s'
ig,isht line rAunlHs oHl % '"N"Nf,f"'" NNNH N"'N
tt.. l,f -ome tiuIe past have agreed TO re-
store rate, du. uuicp alif J"A'a1l l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-26
nREAElNG MO A MoSEYLrss SAFE,

CHArrAQUA, Dec eh, The ONCE OF H. \,
IlayclAHd ~ Co.,, lumber merchants was broken hio
early This morning The oatsde dnor Was forced oreu
vlu, a common c.oShar. The safo, which was ia an
iirr l,u Hi, also hrokoH open with thc crOwbar 80
money hal been lct IN tue SALE and nothing Ia missing
accent A ia,kkuitc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-26
POSSIBLE VACANCY N READING.

Puu,prLpmA, Dec 25.--lt is reported that
John Wannamaker will resign his position on the COM
huttee OF the Reading security holders
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-26
FOR rng BENEFIT or ORPHANS AND WIpo@a

The annual entertainment for tho dement, OF
the widows and orphans of soldiers under the a"sps
of the Abraham Lincoln Post, q. A, H. o ms
paco last evening. ut the Lexington ANshne 'sa1
in.trlmental music and dancing the nan "A'
ralod with banners and regimontal coIosA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-26
YypypgQlED REAFLF 90 I RheW,

no,,.,, IN tha sniieT VI ,ha tpnnsYhana hA'saa w
ca,ua myoi,ei Ia u nuagre lealeniat ~ q .Y'e snnr
,snii to strAs SCOTT Win oaaVer, scout upepN ~
i', AN ms kniie el ga JBnos own AaAi ""A s"' w
ouo oil his nngUr5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-26
NEms lROEI RI.EAlLh rL4iERA

The nronllvn managers any that they have
,i,.nl, SIGNED several ,hlnahlp new players WALKER
Householder a,l vurpuinn vi nst teats nine nave Been
released
tlr,r go war5 puui rnieia NhN hate h' 80 w
si,nui p.nitris i ihn pHniH. asas'h lhpte SO ims
st t,Ni ai.uriaps ihAf taal rlttris shHnA hH'r he
tIuilU 90 a.ruilAr tultAhtih ilNp Wi9iN"9 I'LL, ,
tho AuHuai Wpriiu4 ut ihp tulHA Aa7Hf s'lNh WV W
hpn 80 hlNANh,n un iANHA,l "a h"ph 'Atp'p's "a 'e'
Ia ilr puHN Ntitl'H- , . $50
,U,sunr triltrnpa vt Missouri Ia al enthusiast e'ss
hHsalaii. ....t ..... . ,
ua h,ssitl 4atua 80 Oriaaus last SUNDAY ono W
utr piAlcr, uaurl MtrhaA muin three hMho iHnS hh'
nnr ihropasr hit gu,s ~ tho bHt l""g N'es' A"S %
lhruuaiull ha,iih-. ,., .. 49,,
The tmllo baseball clue has not mot with success on
IT. present Suuthufh ~ lho uAhi~so" arc "''s'''
TIlaud ahOaid ne pru.ste ., ,h.
Di,o orr, tho Mtuopoitan's ct hasemtl, s'Nen enn
life uf u lltr lr Ia rus accident ON the N.at AhuIo La
road ON December IS. Orr IL brave aud an oAVo1oh'
baseball player.
II was Just after the till. wonder, snariod
Romeo Ii We shall know each other IN heaven
wnlld remember you, of course repl,eu Jullei wiz,
| tender emphasis, but OF course couliht KNOW you
Without nee ing YOU" Aud period OF silence us long rs
n centennial poem cropt into the room; Romeo kepi
thinking about thing and another anu one thhX auu
| another and. one tlGs ami anVther.-lb urdelt@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-26
KILLED By A FRIGHrFl

KILLED By A FRIGHrFUL FALL
Ella KehOe, age forty-eght, fell from nv
escape on tho afth story OF No. sos west s'Av
aud was instantly killed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-10
,SQUlRE BLAINES MODERATE FINES
Gtore, " A,,ton, IN n, CINCINNATI Enquirer;

george " Ashton, IN Ihs cincinnati Enquirer.
"Prctty soon after that ! got mashed on q
eirl al Washington, but sho mad another bea stage
driver on the Ptsbrg and wheeling line. one night ~
A party no SAID must lot the girl alone. went and
asked her which she " .nted. and she said shed
rather stick 10 20 took her and started to
leave hadn't rods before the big stage
driver came up oohud and jerked apart and hooked
the gas onto mis- didn't much for the gal, but
INV Pennsylvsnia Dutch pride was nsultcd and just
made a runnm' Jump and planted oh-bo joyful ON the
back OF that stage drivers neck that doubled him ND
worse ths boa constructor. Two OF his friends wore
following me, aud the moment they saw their partner
eurod up IN the and the girl looking kind Oskeercd
they yelled thu. It wasn't fair aght, and one of them
grabbed round the waist, while the other began
poundn my face an IN about half minute he had raised
OF knots big as vanuts across my fOrehe i'd But
got loose and licked em DOtn and then took the girl
homo. -
~ was arrested next day and fined by Squire
Trmbu and he fined me moro than he ever hat before
this fight brought dozen moro, and aOre II was
over had licked sixty miles Of stagedrvors closing out
with the one who the Wheeling end lie worked
his way M WASHING ton lick cut he went back Us
a passenger too sick and sore 10 drive Well old ITun-
bull kept rasn the fines, gvih' excuse that
was nghtin much. 30 went TO Squire Blaine
about IL aud he told the law only broke so much
with each fight and long the nghts were nights the
fines ought to remain the same, aud II would take
change from Irnmbul 10 him hc would see mat
the nnes were kept down 10 living agure.
80 In few d.ys was ierkod up again before Trun,
bull, and told him WA gong 10 take change Oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-10
RRnOKLYN.

The Reformed Episcopal Church of the Redcmp-
ton has decided to erect new frame church Ia
Lconard-st to cost Ti,JOO.
Mlchall Nierney one of the companions Of John
DouueIy who was dro wued recently while bath
Ing i'm Prospect Hi Reservoir was arrested yester-
daV for trcspas sing upon the reservoir grounds
The Row p. f. O'IIarc. of ST. Johns Roman Cath
Ollie Chanel is 10 he made pastor of st. AnthOnys
Roman Catholic Church, to succeed the Rev. Dr. j.
j. Laughran.
Burglars. who left only jimmy in return, stole
clothing worth $500 yeS'erday morning from the
store of Michael A. Russell. Il Nos. ls4 lN6 and
lsS Rridgc-st Twenty six coats, worth Sldo were
found ina a gIOcers wagon IN the street near the
store
Ida Englchardt, age nlnetoon, who was engaged
os q servant hv Mrs Harriet VI Cornell, Of Monroe
81 on juno II, disappeared the following day,
taxing a gold watch and locket. Yesterday she
called M Mrs Coruels house for her trunk and
was arrested. The property was found III "a pawn
shop.
Frank FLYNN age twcnty-nino, was arraigncd he
fnre Justice Massey yesterday upon charge If
arson While drunk lie set fro 10 his house. No
1SS Wallahout-st., after threatening TO XII his
family with butcher knife. They all ran ont OF
Tho houso sXcept q baby, two years old, and Flynn
thon saturated some old clothes with OIL and set
them ON fire He was held for the Grand jury.
In the friendly suit brought by James Nblo
against Patrick H. McGaun, OF Nos. % and o'
Columbia-plscc, 10 prevent ms manufacturing
oI.omarp,rine i'm order to tost the law torbddng IL
to ha made Justice Walsh decided for the plaintiff
Yesterday and fined McGann 500. The case VIII
6e appealed 10 the Supreme Court. aud thence, III
necessary TO the Court of Appeals IN order To de-
cid hc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-10
NEWARK.

Vice-C Chancellor Van Fleet yesterday decided thaU
the amended petition of the deposltors OF uo
Newark savings Institution in the proceedings
against the managers for contempt could h3I NO
admitted, except so far as the amendment Iel"Io'
to the loans to Fisk 4 Hatch.
Yesterday the Richmond visitors were taken on
the steamer Chancellor for TIP up the HUDSON dilu
East rivers and to Coney Island, where clam
was given. false report found currency Oh we
streets in the afternoon that the boiler OF n the
steamer had burst and several men had been kiileu
A meeting of tho trustees of ST. l,nkes ChniGn
was held on Tuesday night IN relation 20 tno
ac0uttal of the Rev DR.. Bristor of the charges
against him by the Judiciary Committee OF inc
General Conference. The sense OF the meetl9E was
that the Newark Conference should he urgedlaRalh
TO try DR.. BrlstOr on the original charges
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-10
THROWING DYNAMITE SHELLS.
RESULTS OF PRACTICE AT FORT LAfAfEl
PTRlMrNTs OF LIEUTENANT zAIINshl'

PTRIMrNTs OF LIEUTENANT IAiiN'Ai
party of gentlemen took the steam van and
schks AT the Barge Office yesterday al''Inoi'
proceeded to Fort Lafayette to witness
f. L. Zalinsk of the 9Th United Sta!es MI a az
Among them were AdJutant H. PlnnelIo, ~ Te,,
tacho of the Brazilian Embassy George H. - -
UlIs sunerintendont of the Deamater IRON
Works. and inventor of the hrlhg CoIo"eI
dynamite gun; Spfrn Spencer lon 1Cf nd formerly
m,ted States Minister TO Peru. Chill, ana MeAlcp
Charles L. Buckingham, H. -. w ,nS W. D,picIs
AmeTGan Lor RI I0f GIp'R kmgman the "cate
LH,( =" of Rattle Creek Mich; and :. VI. SuliWeIi'
A floating whiskcy barrel with nag on Ian an
cbored obout | 800 yards away, toNIIu UNIV
Island, was the target at winch SIN si' and and
fired The first three were loaded with sana 1 I
the rest with dynamite. They were pr3lctt'Giu ny
compressed air from the Ainch gnn' ~ icet my
with the following results The first shot dIoPPGu
in the water 100 yards beyond the TARGET the
second 30 yards beyond it, and the thlra lelI
short 10 wards, the fourth dropped abreast ana
within n few feet Of 1t to the right ne ni'h Nert
10 wards beyond it, and the sixth iel IN 'he Wdtol
abreast of il about yards to the lett NeNsel SIX
feet high anchored where the barrel was, Wouiu
have been struck by two OF the three 9yha5mii.e
shells each of which contained Oi2 po1huS VI ,,iJ
explosive The mean elevation was degrees anu
10 minutes tire of fight. GIG seconds; mean pres
sure used infrng the gum 800 pounds 10 the SIuai1
inch of which only 80 pounds was a'tua,l tAciiou
The valve which is opened when the lanyard Is
pulled admitting only enough COMPRESSED ar 10
eject the desired execution. Finally nleh' Sn9'
was fired u miles IN the direction Oh NohOS l'i',
thc gnn being elevated 27l2 degrees and pressure
of $50 pounds being applied. The; time OF night
was ii seconds and the average velocity |oV lect
The guests were shown the havoc that had been
made few days before 10y steel shell loaded with
20 pounds of dynamite, which was braced point
Jovnward on ton of fifteen plates of boiler iron
each hve-cighths of an inch thick laid one on top
of the other A hole of the diameter OF an ordinary
pail was dug through twelve of these ates ana ie
others were cracked open. The S-lnch gun with
which it is proposed to practice. with prolectlles
loaded with 100 pounds Of dynamite on targets
viii he ready for use i'm September. Thus far the
experiments clearly demonstrate the superiority OF
the dynamite gun worked by compressed AR To any
thing hitherto known. The experiments are con-
Quoted under the orders of the Secretary OF war.
A vessel $50 feet long Is to be bnili ana armcu
with an s-nch dynamite gun. with when expert
ments will be made i'll the llarbor or AT any points
outside Of it that may be selected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-10
vARtOUs NEw-JERsEY TOWNS.

HoBoKFN.-Ex-JudGe Garretson, the expert aP
poin ed to examine the accounts OF eX,CouoGGiol
John McMahon, in his report shows that McAIa4In
had stolen $50 900 of the taxes for this year MS
books show deficiency of S51.370 80. but th@t
docs not cover the entire dofalcatIon. one Oh llS
practices was TO give receipts for taxes palu ~ anu
make no entry on the books. Mayor llmkeh thlhAs
that $50 900 was stolen in that manner
ORANGr.-The nows that the supposed muTderer
of Phmbe Pauliin had been apprehended IN rem
sylyauia town caused considerable eAcilchIohit'
Davis who had ever been mentioned IN connection
with the case was young man who formerly lived
at Wdmont, just opposite the Eyre, III haglc
Rock-ave. West Orange. He was arrested soon
after the murder but was discharged for lack OF
evidence Mrs. Fisher the sister OF PhTOe faullln'
when informed of the discovery OF the ponce cAo
claimed oh. my God have they really got nm !
Oh nv poor sister Oh no. ii is too much, III can
be tits will turn out like all the rost."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-10
MR.. BERGH REsCUEs A CAT.
ONE FOUND IN HIS BACK YARD WITH ITS HEAD IN
MILK PITCHER


Mr. Bergh has been defed to his teeth, as II were.
in splte of his lifelong record as protector on
abused and suffering ANIMALS. IN iueSIaE as nc
sat quietly reading in his house, No Az llth-aNc
he was aroused by screeching scratching ana
caterwauling in his back yard. llehasened thlther
and found a cat with It's head firmly inserted IN the
neck of a silver milk pitcher. The ANNA
was evidently in much distress ana MI beIgh
promptly undertook TO release II from ltss0repli.ht
lie found IT impossible however, 10 eNtricale VIC
cats head by graspIng its body ana pulIlng. AZ
length after considerable trouble he succeeded IN
cutting the pitcher away and SO giving the cat us
liberty Then he turned himself othe TASK on nhl-
ING ont who had so far forgot himself as to deposit
tAe.imprisoned cat IN the back yard olthG presden'
of 6e society for the Prevention of Cruelty 10 AMI
mails He asccrtained that the guilty person was
a colOred youth named George, employed next door,
in No 427 The cat had found its way into the
pantry had discovered the milk, and IN trying 10
get ii had thrust its head into the neck OF the
pitcher. George found il III this predlcaInGnt, ana
auletly dropped il over the fence, either thinking
that If would be sure Of kindly we come there or
az Joke upon the protector of animals. Mr.. Bergh,
i'm view of his outraged dignity, and as warning
70 mischleyOus bows caused the arrest OF the oHcnu
ING George and yesterday the boy was aIialgned
before Justice kilbTeth at the Jefferson Market
Police Court. Mr.. BcTgh testified 10 the facts a.
ready given, and impressed upon the court the
gravity of the situation. The Justice calmly con
sidereA he case, examined the ruined milk pitcher
which was introduced INTO evidence and marked
"cxhibit A"-and decided that George must be held
in $500 bail for trial at the Court OF Speclal
Sessions. The bail was furnished. and Ieofgc Weht
forth in fear ana trembling lie VIII Steer cl'dI Z"
cats for some time to come. The cat thaJ caused
the trouble did not appear III court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-10
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
THEY KNEW OF HAGUE's DEFALCATIoN.

THEY KNEW OF HAGUE'S DEFALCAIIoN'
The Aldermen of Paterson, n j., last night o9 2o
sidered the charges against City Cork Hague ne
was fonnd guilty and removed and George Boyd
appointed The report of the special Investigating
Committee on the barge of Mayor Barnert agalnsi,
reconsidered Monday nights action and voted 10
investigate the city accounts only two wears oaGk
instead of twelve The special committee theV ~
the afternoon when tho Mayor testified that ne
knew of the defalcation on July Sand throatenedio
suspend Treasurer RidgwGy. The treasurer pcgaHs
to weep. and SAID that Watts Cooke, chairman pI
the Finance Committee, had boon told OF the
Hague embezzlement on June u. MI Cooke ad
mitted that Hague came to him on June 70 anu
SAID that he rad been taking the cltys money ouI
promised to return IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-10
Foreign STEAMERS DUE AT THIS PORT
FRIDAY. JULY IL.
SHIPPING NETS
PORT OF NETWORK WEDNESDAY. JULY Q. 1884
ARRIVED


Steamer Rothna (Br Mckay Liverpool June %, Queens
town % with pas 10 Vernon II Brown & o
steamer Canada (Br. Robinson. London Juns 70, with
mdse aud passengers 10 + w Hurst go, 49,.
steamer rchmdes Ill VJla Palermo June q, naples
% and Gibraltar 70 days with udse and passengers to Pheps
Bros & Co ,---.-.,- %, A.. .-,,,, ,,,so
steamer Olber. r Clark is days, with mdse
10 Busk & JevOns. 49, ~, -.
steamer Abano By Hughes Port Prince June %. via
Kingston Juy Antonio B. with mdse ant pssseh
gers to Allan StcAmchp Co.
Steamer Oaxaca tMeX Iarnaga Mexican ports via Havana
mdse and passengers 10 McnachlO rug q Co
steamer CITY Washington. Reynolds Vera cruz Juno Il
Froutcra Campeche - PrOgrc7O uY ana havana 81
alys with mdse aud passengers to AleKan lie q sons
Steamer Pomona ir Cook. MOuegO Bay AMI st AIMS Bay
81, DAVIS. with fruit 10 g Vessels q co. -
Steamer Tallahassee Fisher savannah = DAYS WIN mdse
and passenger to Henry \ Ongo. , . -,
steamer Ciy Of savannah, Catherine. savannah DAYS
ia la lsst to " Yonee lr -.-- ,
steamer Guysndoue Kelly, Newport News with mdse and
passengers TO Old Dominion ss o. . T., ,.,,... =. 80.
steamer span NObro Boston IN Oauast TO mas
--.... rr.,,r, .. d.-. -vt,,,
r,,ise TO order, Herman koop & Co
May ~ Win lhiss 70 oIucTi
vessel to h Chapman N Co ,,....-, -..,.. u..,.....
shin Robert Bclkrap new 1850 tonsl sapc9 kockport
Ma ~ ballast 10 master. VIII load Tor san Francisco
RIK Wakefield CrOwe London IS days, wI6h muse 10 or
dor, vessel to VIM Barnes .
ars Ignecto Br l.. ain FOwey a. Gays, with iron ore
ou, CLAW To order. vessel TO Sc3mmcll Bros .-,
Rark Catalina (Sptn Bengochea Havana IL Gays IN Da'
last to McnachO PUG & GO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-10
sUNsET-winds. sandy Hook. light ssw. c...
Island. light NV, clear. 'eT Ato

SUNSET inda sandy Hook. light ssw, s.,,
Island. light, NV clear. 'e1 Atcss
Arrived yestsrday-
Steamer Ethiopia (Br, Wilson. Glasgow Jun.o,
2s With mdse and passengersto HeDderson Bro. asvs
aas n Ss Ss Rs Have
Bark ssndyik swed) Amman RIO Jsnelro "a A..
coffee to otto stumpfe; vessel TO Funeh. Edge Co -a
CLEARED
Steamer Aurania (Fr). Hams. Liverpool via ous.,.,
Vernon Brown c. c., u..,o. - "va>
Lsgan,9 sr HeGsE1 MoS
Steamer Ciurnum (Br,. Mace, Antwerp-BovrDx.
bald A:i
steamer CITY Of Mexico o'Brien, HalfaI and stJsAD v,
steamer ssnto Domingo. wnnett Charls,ton-Jwo..'
steamer vlneland Hart Baltmore-J : Krem.
steamer Commonwealth. Coles, PhIadelpbia-Johpc o.,
steamer Franconia Bennett. Portland-Horato Han
Bark Austria (Br, Dabin Ancr. Java for orlers-spo~
Barr Hol,ton Ger, Kruger, Port Yatal-John Soro,
Bark Mod Nor, Hook Copenhasen -B.nhan 4 Bo,,,..
Ideal lNorl. Classen, Coberg, Cert Tobias "a
Bsrs ASeFs A1i seo WHILE
BARK Anrela OBJ. Osborn, PernanbucO-H B Bs's1 q
Bark Bird IBrj, Rabadan. Pointa-Pitre-L WsP a.
Bsrk Tuck sing Thompson Cienfuegos-R Tucker
Brig Frassngo DAN, strsndt santos Braz-Inos Ss-.
srs Robert Move Duff st Pierre, aartiniqus-Hrr,
schr san jnana Frontcra-Thebaud Bro,
schr Chiffon, Mailman Monteg Bsy-G WessesAco
SAILED.
steamers Aurana for Liverpool Erin and GuadianA Lon
Bremen; Zaandam Rotterdam 81 GERMAN. Havrs Airvs
Baracoa DessOug Sayannah santO Domingo, Charlsst~
Manhattan. Newport News. US
Ships oneida for Melbourne; America OpOrto, Meta Ia,
don
Banks Cappuro for Anjer Java Aurora Peyre
Serea, OportO Tuck sing Cienfuegos.
Brig Robert Move for - Pierre.
Also Long Island SOund-SteamcTs City Of us
CO. for Hallfa-; FrancOnia. Portland.
Bark Alice cooper. for Dunkirk
Brig Endrick, for ~ John, NB.
THE MOVEMENTS OF srEAaEga
FOREIGN PORTS
LONDON July 9-Arrlved. steamers Lydiau Monarch n,
Nugget from SewYork June 81 Italy (Br Pesrca fo,
New.YOrk.
LIVERPOOL July 9-Arrived steamers Lord Gouyh IRA
Hughes from Philadelphia Istrlan Fr. Leask from Boss
June q.
from Liverpool hence for New.York
4th-saed steamer GeTmanic (Br Kennedy, from Iva
pool hence for NswYork.
SOUTHAMPTON July g-Arrved steamer oder GER ssaa
June - her way 70 Bremen and proceed
LIZARD July s-midn ghc-Passea steamer Pensrs
Bsg Wcyer from NewYork June 70, on her way 70 Az
werD. ,
scfTLY Juy 9-Pas.sd, steamer iceland trelgl, Gra,
fIOm Phlade phla juno ~ ON her way TO Antwerp.
MONTREAL July 9-saiIed steamers Dake Winnipeg Mnt.
and Lburn Tower Lyerpool Corean and Cynthia Gas
81 Joays NJ. July 9-Arrived steamer Nova scOtian B
Richardson Liverpool.
Zimmerman. Mexican ports for New YORK TO sail l2th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-10
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venue, why, -, George, don't give you justice
he asked told him he did, and more too and that
'squTe Blaine would keep down the fines to living rates
Now look here George said he, do this thing
Just cheap Jim Blaine other Squire IN Penn
sylvanis, and want you to stick by me. can afford 70
put tho fines low because you regular customer and
don't want to lose your business But went TO squire
Blaine and though the fighting had TO 20 on, no never
fined me more than 81 so. You he Blaine. and
the Banes were square mon and took advantage
when they had a grip on fellow.
'Jlm's father was the same kind OF q man; liked the
boys took a drink he wanted IT, and never turned
bis back on o friend in fight The Baines were all
stayers when a friend around, and anybody that
comes OF that kind Of stock can be counted on"