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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-06-12
City council.
PnoENlx. June 70. 1884.

O'Clock p m.
Present: Mayor Coats; Councils
men Mallonev, NcNuify, Locsiey
CitY Attorney; Recorder: Marshal.
Minutes OF rro ions mee,lng read,
corrected and approved.
4 reress Of Ten miuuics was then
AIKEN to allow the Finance Commit
tee to consider and report on follow
isg bills.
i3c,s, nthal & Kutner, n'dse. $40 90
w NJ Morgan, fees for ar
| rrs1s... ..... IS 40
H H Mcneil, printing election
notice . 90
H Carries. Marshal's fees. 81 10
T " HING, Recorders fees.... IS so
Il G Mcdonald, cleuni G
diiches- 5 co
c H Knapp. Keeonier's !eys.. Is %
z Mexican, zanjero....... 35 co
i W Cat on, at.ouery... so
On m, tion, a warrant order d
drawn in favor of tie respective
! parties for he amounts aivea above.
The report Of he Tax Collector
was received aud referred 10 COM
mitlte on Finances.
The report q City Recorder was
also received and eiesred 10 Finance
committee.
Ordinance amending Sec Of
Ordinance 50 received and iead
Cidia ance 1ol@ting TO demos'ic
fowls lee eived and Rad.
Ordnance relating 10 theatrical
FINANCES and saloons received
ana read.
On motion, otdinance No. 35. re-
lating to city licuuses was Place on
its f'',l passage, and passed. Yea
Loosely, Lubis, Mahoaey and Nc
Nully.
Ordinance relating to domes ic
foui,s laId on he table by motion.
On motion, bond of r ..surer was
taken from the table, considered
aud approved
On motion. Ordnance Ne 50 was
reconsider>d d, amended and passed
Yea-Loosley, LuIrs, Mahoney and
McNully.
ORDINANCE no So.
(Amcnd Nc Ordinance NO. go
The Common Council of Phoenix
Do orelaiu us 10 lows:
That scc!ica three ~, Ordinance
Number Us en. ino (29) b. amend I
Ga q" &c q ~ FLOWS:
FUI every iher.irical peris rnlarce, (
circus, men = RE or pubilc eXhitI- I
ion a which 10 beer, wine, liquors, /
or Cth.r iafuxioufin drinks are /
sold, I'VE dollars (@5 0J) for each cx-
LiU tion, provided that this shalt /
nj apply t. amy theatrical peiferm~
aBcc given for cha table purposes !
by ci,izens Of Phoenix.
For 1veIy .eatrI,;l performance,
i..enagcrIc. or q her pubic
Exhibition at which "a Y beer, wines,
liquors, or other iutox eating drinks
are sold lwcAtv five dollar. 500 for
each exhibition; Provided, thai 10
exhibition of any t3catiicii Irurp,
CT, u, CT nlenagclic, or othcI uliiic
I'll Which any beer, wii4e>,
LOU. rs. az cher j. tcXiCatIl d inks
aIc - d, sl;.l be permitted upon lie
Sabbath day
For ave, J. dealer in beer. wines,
quors, or finer intoxicating drinks,
WHO employ or permit fema Is
Ia solicit orders for OF deliver drin
10 pair.'n-, twenty-five dollars ($@5)
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The Goa mon Coui CT! Of The CITY
OF Pi oeiliX do ordai as fol ows:
SEXTON l The Marshal shall
have fun power aud as,thority Ia
&c pvtize one or more PEI sons IL he
cas- may require, ia assist Ii M IN
making arrests, keeping good ord +
and preselvi = The pc ce
Passed in the Common Ccnncil
This 2nd day of June, a D g.. 1884
Approved. GEO. +. Co IT'S,
Attssi: Mayur
T. w. H1NE, Recc, der.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-06-12
CORRUPTIoS.

WASHINGTON, June 1O-ExS ena~
tor Dorsey has written a letter to
Sprin ger, the Chairman OF ihe COM
niifce on exp. ndllnrcs in The De
naTlinent of Justice in W hich lie
dlu3,s to thet csiim cry OF NIeV iah
and james us pictur sq,e specimens
Of ialsehood, and 10 James stony
about Garfield as a miserable fabri-
cntion ri miserable man He says
lie heli YES 5 ulsbuIy of Sail Las
paid $500 Coz % The BIS Brewster
crowd to project what law ought 10
lroJ &C him i, and Geo. E. Spencer
s:em4nds of tie late !. W. Belle
and himself (Dor-eA) @2o0.0o0 10 ay
Eihin- for tho purpose Of avoiding
Indie. .nenl AND pros cution
a MYSTERIOUS IsArPE4RAHcE.
SAN FRAAcTsco, June 10. y.
Shepard superu,t rdrnt Of the Jews
i-h cemetery, was assaulted ca the
25ih IF April by three men and
whose subsequent mysterious disnp~
pearance created much comment
HIS been discovered in o kland,
California. He was Staying ut a
hotel with his wife, beirg registered
rs 7 o Smith and wife S!erard
has he. placed un or arrest 20 make
his appear nee at the proaehis
trial. In conns ciion with The suicide
OF Shorty Simpson, the case is in
volved in deep mystery.
FORE ca NEWS.
HAVANA, Grbr, June 10 Twenty
lis here from yellow fever, fox
the week ending yesterday.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-06-12
LOCAL LINES.
JeweIry at Ciurke'=.

LOCAL LINES.
Jewelry at Ciarke'<.
Remcn her the exhibition at Balsz'
Park on Sunday next,
Caters Whisky al the o. Rs
The plaza has been swept clean by
the c..ain gang.
All kinds of Iewe'ry at ClaFke's. 4
A. K Mlmson, of Oakland, Cal,
is at the Lemon Hotel.
Fine Filigrec jewelry at clalke's.*
Mining ia shakesi care and Pyra-
mid is al a stand still.
Mr. Stroud IS putting new 1905
on lis dwelling.
Read the City Council proceedings
to-day.
Call for Boca beer at the Boca
Beer Depot
The Cifzcn has positive lnforma-
ton that there is TO yellow fever IN
Guaynas-
A ear Of choice ED Humboit
Potatoes just received at George F,
Coats.
A sign in trent of the real estate
Office Of Hickey & Agaid, to-day
reads: "Auctioa Sale al u. M"
Drink Soda Water at the Garden
City Drug Store
Eaglish is being taught in many
eli the schools Ct Mexico
Smoke the soiace cigar, for sale
at the Capitol Cigar Store
The ladies of ;hc re'ding-roonis
will Lave social al their rooms
from 10 Ii on saturday evening, 10
which all arc .pecialiy invited.
Mentor Maple Syrup, The besl il
marLet, at Gee. F. oats.
Fire. imported old c'gnucs guar
antced pare at Family Liquor Store
opposite pestcfice.
Fcr cool und refreshing driak Of
s5da Water. 20 TO The Galden Ci'y
Drug stosc.
Elegant and refreshing baths of
all SORTS have been fitted III at Shu-
makers barber shop.
Kiewe at the Cap,.ol Cigar store
sell. Tie genuine Manila cIs-.r Tor
five cents.
Herr Alcert Prudential is pre-,
pat ing to give a grand farewell cons
cert IN Los Angeles.
Five oiales in Mexico have de-
clsreL wae on Il, count # The severe
stamp. law.
Pure cd Port and Sherry Wac
vintage IS, at Family liquor Soc
o. posllc pos.oftioc.
We keep the finest stock of wines
and liquors 81 ecIa-ly selected i"r
family ard mcdici-al purposes.
Family Liquor Sore, opposite Posts
Office.
Mr.. l. o. Smith, agent for Blaiue's
81 weuly Years III Congress, Is in
town. and taxes pleasure Ia an
nouncing TO ali OF Inc Subscribers Il
this vaiu4Dse work that t.e nrst
volume is huished, ana Will DC nc
livered in d few day., as 80, as
they arrive from San francesca. =
Our whole public viii be mighty
pleased 10 learn the fact Lnat Herr
AIbelt Fricd.ntIa VIII certainty
visit our town, ami favor US with
one OF his gIard CONCERTS His
eastern manager, sir. Z. B. uoliIs5er,
is fuzzy occupied wnh The arrange
lHenGs tor lie inert, The grand
est musical entertainment is Iii store
for US.
In Berlin, Germany, piano playing
has become so grneIal dis 10 be class
ed NUISANCE 10y Il large part OF lie
population, who are making o1ors
10 have j. legally suppresse,- IA
Rosson thinks our city council
should nip the matter in the bud here
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-06-12
New III es3es for Sal

A new frst-class Thresh-
er with engine and all APP
pliances foI sale at Il bar
gain. The thresler has
been used but a part Of
one season and is the one
brought into The valley
last year by Greed Bry-
an May be seen in frol t
Of GARDENERS wagon and
carr &c shop, Phoenix.
J. j. GARDINER.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-06-12
Estray Rctgce.

A d sRK OLoRfD. Small HORSE.
N with qIehDr brand on lot lip nd
sh on der. am T. my ralch abaul psi
&c; also bra cd Il en- i f lip. anove lie
other brand. Owner viii please come
- ~ w $40 ii. E. sLossER.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-06-12
Proposals fer Beet Cattle.

Feadq7artc S DepfrtTnei of arizona.
flee Cnief COmu.i-SaIY Of SUhs sIcnCc
WnIrPLE BAnEscI1s- Psesco t. y,
C1EALrD PROPOSALS. il ialic.te
~ subj c. 70 lie u-ual 60 diAuns, Il
be r. ceiyed IT this .flic and IT b Office
ut IN Carl. y -untii Zoe. ok 1'ias..
on HEOss1ny. % as &c E~s.z .t which
Tim, and piact 5 The wi be openea IN
he prf-ence of tidier-. for rnishiiu
nd d-.Ncrv + 81 quantities o. Get
O. te. GA The hnof, as p, ay IN time 10
inc required b the Su3>i terce D
pait ae 4 for issue f~Icps. Iucian
scout, aud risnne.s 1T the .-an s'urlus
K Ser On y T.. ON July l, 1884. 20
June 10 l 50
The probib qulutitv Of beef cattle re
qslir sill be atoHt . 60 pounds, net.
Del.ve res Of beef cattle viii De required
every 80 dAs s
Bidders " Il state The price per pound,
NET W. CHIT
The Gayenment re- erves the II hit to
reject any Of al oEos' Is
r opo ais mast be accomr ari by
s,iaraiss..e signed bv tvo 1e pom ialr ser
sons in the Z 81 Sf.io0 .;Iyn. nd IN ac-
C rda4cs wish The io.Iu pre~c lbeo.
81 lde W nd r. 4 d hat cont acts
mad nnie This ad eris meur and orc
10 ais III dc il iesuo 50 thsre1o. shall not
be consumed t. involve Uni ed States
in any Cd igaii 81 FIR pay ssa-s.-t u. excess
Ct he apPrap sioa granted BY Ccsasress
70 the Pa pose
b ;,nk prapaSa $. guarantees and affida
V l.. and iuil info matt u as u fh' man
II I ei bid .ia- c nations t. be observed
b. bidl-r<- az erms ! contact IL Il pav-
lneni. " III be furnished on ap iic- ton o
this Office, OF 70 the 60 missary ut the
Pc T.
Envelopes sor'aining proposals should
b" marx Pro nOsais re-. Beef Cattle and
add eSsed To tn indie 81 IA OF TO the
aching {. :. u. an Calios. y. 7.
HAS. j.. kAGAN.
Nav % Captain ana c. s, U Army.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-06-12
e arIey for Sale .

TN JOB LOTS Of nor less than % 600
4 pounds. nj SI1O per hundred. stored
fn town Apply 10
MRS. F. E. MCBRIDE,
Phoenix Hotel
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-06-12

We learn that a Ia &c number Of
cattle men IN Yavapai county nave
been Indicted for false rel rns ID
assessment lists,
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-06-12

A wine n1efc1 ants, afaggi SIS asid
xfocers sell Danliapa Biac.s.
ou VIII, nevee have svWr SIC
ache if you drink Darniala Bjtters.
The sale Of an arilcIe Is the crIler-
ion of IT'S merits. 1amiana Bittcrs
have large sales
For a good appeti'e + nix Dami-
ana Biters.-J. N. 81otano. agent.
Damiana Bitters regulate the
stomach and is the best touc-
A POSITIVE cure for dyapeT's;A
Bapiana Bltlers IN
For health, strength and WIGS.
drink DAmiana Bitters--J. NJ. Men,
tano, Agent.
DAMIANA makes the old Young aed
DE weak strong and healthy. j
Montana, agent.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-06-12
Assess sment r office.


III enix- =. n june Q.
~ OH E i ne by given tina at 4
NJ e;Ise Of tn 9irec ogs. h Id on
the h day Of June. \ D. lSSf- Ol ASSESS
NH> levied upr'n The CAPT Il uct. OF t:
corporation. aEabie Jnuc 10 I ~ ~ he
oa e OF The CA & Canal Company, Pho
niX-A T.
ANY stock uron which this assessment
shall fcmAin "a paid ~ The 1871 dfy Of
jun. 1854. viii be De iuquent and adyer
Used f. ale NJ prbiis auct on; and. un-
less ray nie j. MADE before W re 20 d
CO hc i9th day july- = ~. 1881. to pay
ne den q ieaiL asses mcrt. To- e hrr with
coets of advertising ana p.rses Of sale.
u. ". HOABi i~I.
Secretary.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-06-12
TIE IEIs1 ExEourIvE.

New YORK june 10 -ihe Herald
special from bondon to-day say :;
be Irish Executive has wri TN II
letter To Lord Arthur Hill explains
irg The policy 'dortsd by the GOV
elnmcnttaie gerd 10 Puuhc lliugs
and oemoAstiations.
The leiIer st, that the governs
mont has decided in future 10, to
permit counfei- onstraiienS on
The part Of The Ou.ngemen to he
held a. The same time and place IS
Nallona isl meetings. Il VIII not
mlufele with such oounIer-dtmon-
STATIONS, hove vsr, provided they are
held at such times and places Us viii
not bring hostile bodies it to col
iisinn. Tire policy Of the govern
me is to maintain he light of "a b.
tic meeting and 10 preserve the
public peace.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-06-12

Losdsburg will be made money
order Office On July 1st.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-06-12
CLIFTON NEWS.

CLIFTON, June 11.-Capiain n. S.
Davis eft here this morning for
Ashfork. via Albuquerque. Upon
his arrival It Ashfork lie will i'm
medialeiy make alran gements for
running the line for the Railroad
from that point 10 Prescott.
1he magnificent new plant Of The
AIiz, ma Copl or Company is row
ecarJ cen pioted. They had steam
up Il a portion of he works for HE
first time yes erday.
Tie DsT. It's copper conf any's
fur ace was con pe.ed 10 Shut d wa
caused by having no coke on ac-
count 81 washouts on the Santa Fe
iailruad.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-06-12
P. o. Box ca
Summons.


i ond Judicial District + tue eTritory
ol Arizona, in ana for he County Of Mar-
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-06-12
TELE GRAFH. G.
coNpENsEp rrLEsrAMs.

Ten lhousai as pounds Of toniie
P wder explode. in the powder
house near Denver.
J In aud Charles Kennedy, Two
laboiefs in Loui>viIe, Ky nave be-
come heir to 81 .o0o, 800 from an
uncle IN Auslraiia.
Corer' S viii probably adjourn
81 June so, 1T 2 p. IN.
MIS-. Louisa A. Wood. of San
,Io.c, Cal, has rece v,d divorce
from tx Gov. L. Woods an the
6 ounl Of abandonment.
Hoese nmitice on elections
rccomm ends lhaI Campbell take the
.eat OF Mercy, in the Ohio contest d
ctse
Tho California State Democratic
convention selected Warren 5.
En- lish and NJ f. Turpcy as dele
gates To Chicago. and instructed fer
T,lden and Hrndricks, with Thur
man as second choice. thy pl, dye
California To he Democrats if Til
deu should lie nominated.
Pans, June 10.-Annam has ac-
cepted t treaty as pl pared ty
France, Without mahing any tnodiii-
cation Of il. AMMAN i placcd uadcr
a Freech prcteotulate. 4 Fsench
Re sIdett in Cochi China, viii rep
RESENT An am in NJ. her foreign re-
la;lons and Ann,,m viii form
customs UNI with Cochin Gina
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-06-12

ALorher woel lhe west span Of
The bridge across tie Colorado, at
Yum is swept away, according Ia Il
current report.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-06-12

HAVANA, Grbr, June 10 Twenty
dea LIS here from yellow fever, fo-
the week ending yesterday.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-06-12

Remcm her the exhibition at Balsz'
Park on Sunday next,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-11
MADAME GERSrER SAILS FOR Ir4LE

Madame Etelka Gerster- Gardini. her hus-
eand DE- Gardni, and the Juvenile Gerster' VINO mas
played no part history OF the operate sea-
son inst over sailed for Europe yesterday the Italian
steamship vicensa Florto They proceed TO Genoa anc
thence 20 Bologna where Dr. Gardini holds consul
ship. Madame eerster's state-room was nearly filed
with nowers. and many friends, the majority being
ladies', came down to the ship TO see her on Madame
erster had only time few words OF sd1eu 10 The
TRIBUNE reporter expressed herself as thoroughly
Satisfied with her season and especially that portion OF
81 passed In San Francisco 1t has oeen nafu NoIk
however she aud shall be so glad OF long rest
Yea hope 10 next Season but as YET there Is
nothing settled" Al 10 O'Clock the steamer began 10
move and with the usual waving OF handkereheis
Madame Gerster said her last goodbye 70 the ntue
suoup on the shore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-11
RUMORS DENIED By JAY GOULD.

Inquiries directed from Chicago reached this
city yesterday in regard to the financial condition or
Jay Could A nuthing has been heard In New-Iork
which would excite such inquiries Mr. Gould was sought
in his Broadway Office and explanation requested
Mr. Gould said: This question the only one OF tho
kind that has been asked here today. Wall Street
News Agency yesterday af0at entirely unfounded
statement that the Union Pacific would pass It's July
dividend This was dOue Of set purpose 20 influence
the Union Pacific stock. There not meeting
OF the Union Pacific directors This morning Il openly
announced on the street that there would be an
attack on Western Union and M'soun Pacific.
In pursuance OF this laudabe purpose the information on
which your inquiry Is based was photographed broadcast
the country. received M neroIs dispatches
inquiring the trutu o. the 56cn mt that ws 10
financial difficulty n is needless mat there T. not
word OF truth In H. rns whole purpose Or the rumOr
Was 10 create generalization ~ the market 80 that pnf-
chases could bee by heavy buyers AZ reduced figures
am inclined think aided Mr.. Gould with twinkle OF
the aui gauclng toward the stock indicator tuat
they we've al appointed Both stocks aimed tt are firm anu
NY Information T. that the buyers are strong men,
An intimate friend or Nj. Could informed the reporter
that he MI GoudJ had recently given substantial ad
to many who crippled D. the ii.e troubles In W All
Street and be had been Large buyer Yesterday He
pronounced the story Of his financial difficulty ride
invention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-11
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

The steamer Baltic took among her passen-
sers yesterday, for Liverpool, George E. Armstrong
Miss Armstrong, william r. Barber, the Rev. Joseph
BARRIER r. r. Baldwin Edward BramaD, Mr.. and Mrs
G. " Bartholomew and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Bingham
and family Walter Buwer Miss Church E. G. Cox. Alex
ander Campbell Mr. ana Mrs Benjamin Carter, Mt and
MIS- Harry Conrad, the Rev. aud Mrs. Thomas h Con
rad Mr. and Mrs william Cameron, Foster Conner, MISS
Cuiks aanks Mr.. aud Mrs. P. A. Collins, C. j. Cossart
J. b. Clarke, Charles R. Gator, Otway CUTIE, Mrs. j. H.
Davis Miss Davis Marquis A. Dala Vale, Mrs. Thomas
I Dehl Miss Diehl. James g. Dyco, Mrs. E. Delmare.
Mrs Jonathan Edwards, the Misses Edwards, Mr.. and
Mrs Grant Mr. and Mrs. s. J. Held and family, Joseph
p. Howard, A B. Howard Mr. and Mrs H. F. Hidden
Cood Hoyt, James j. arves Mr. and Mrs. David King
and family Mr.. and Mrs. II. Livingston, V. Mumford
Moore Dr. j. W. McLaGe, Mt. and Mrs. G. G. Miller Miss
Miller Z. F. Matthews, Mir. and Mrs. Charles Nordhof'
Major Pluukett Mr.. and Mrs. F. Plante :. F. Russell,
YW Robinson, Miss Hattie L slmms, Mr.. and Mrs. a.
C. Sylvester John Shields IT,. E. Cozans Smith, Mrs
Henry W. smith, Mrs. j. Blair Scribner, Mrs j. r. SKID
more, william Thompson, Adam Thompson Miss Tuck
,.t A P Turner Mr.. and Mrs T. VI. Thompson, Mr. and
Mr. Joseph A. Thatcher Richard u. Tucker ". H. Van
nerbilt George W. Vanderbilt, D. Nalentne mrs fteu
eric Wolfe, Miss whitney, W D. WEBB Mrs f. q. young
The steamer Alaska took Mr. .and Mrs. samuel Bayard
Mr. and Ars. W. a. Talbot Captain W. %. JorIon f.
Gazleton Mr. and Mrs. H. Q. Pedder Mrs alter oakley
M and Mira f. e. Plat, MI and Mrs. j. q. kHpatrck
Mr. and Mrs. z. ". Haines, the Rev and Mrs a. A,
6tarks the Rev J. ]. Mcdonnell J. l. Gardiner, George
4 R0bert the Rev Patrick Healy Canon ]. If Knowles,
fhe Rev Dr. W. II. HOgarth, Mrs. W. II: townsend - W
r. westervelt Mr.. and Mrs Theodore l. de Nlnne' MIA
The steamer Neckar Mrs BraytOn Ives, Miss Ives
Mr. q Furuiss. Mrs Kinnicutt Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Ruck-
sTbe nassengers sailing on the westernsnd included
Colonel Emil Frey Theodore de WelsbrOeck the Belgian
podworth, W. LppncOtt Mr.. and IRIS. NJ Won Keller
the Rev II McKense and DR.. and Mrs. George Spurr'
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DIED.


CoPTELYOU-on Friday Nay o. 1854. Eliza, relict Of Cor
nelus COTteiyOu N the -5th year OF her age ~,
Funeral at Der late residence south orange N j. on mon
day. May 2, at s:S0 o'clock p IL
Burial private.
COTHEAI-On Thursday May g, 1884, IAaac Eugene
Cotheal. In The 6stl year OF bis are -, -, -,
6is NE rssIlence Robnia Fshktn village n y on Mon
H. az ,. without tuFSAei uot'oo
me 0e0cf t az Io5 Win he New OK and New England
train Tor FshkM village where carriages VIII De wltlnS
HAWKE Friday morning May Q. Evelyn Vsndervers
hawke ~ Edward II. Hawke.
Funeral his fathers residence No. T25 LeXngOnaVe,
corner 53th-st., sunday the llth INST, az O'clock
McLOUG HLINAt the Pastoral residence Church n the
ali tn oOnsolatons of religion, Jane Mclaughlin, the
nth year OF her age.
Requiem Monday az 10 o'clock q. %, Oh Arrival OF
eek train from New York
DrOg and DUndalA papers pl aie copy
PULITZER-On FRIDAY morning, May o AZ O'Clock, q
pneumonia Katherine Ethel infant daughter Of Joseph and
X ATE fulitEer aged years months AMI 10 days -
Funeral seryoes At tina residence II GTaneTey Park l3
u. sunday
Friends OF the family are iuvtted to attend
" ashington papers please copy.
KINNER-suddenly at Hartford. Conn, May 10, DE-
Thomas II. ssiuuer OF this city.
Notice OF the funeral hereafter.
sHERMAN-Brookyn saturday morning, May TO- tsSA
Mabel Watson she infant daughter OF freocrcA
and susan II. sherman, aged years -,
Relatives friends respectfully invited 20 atsnd tns
funeral Monday, May L. at M rrom tho resf1ou0e
of her parents 20l Statost. Brooklyn
TwoMBLY-On Saturday. May 10 at hs residence NO XL1
West 55th-st., John Fogs Tvomoly aged 81 ye-iA
Funeral private
wHEFIER-Aftsr brief nlnsss of MIS- late residence on
Relatives and family Respectfully INVITED to
lth INST. First Baptist Church. south Dover New
York .,.-, 49,. -. r,,.-
Railroad at 40 a. Returning. VIII leave south Dover
stBp IN.
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turned for the run homo IT was plain that u: race
lay between Tonkaway Rose and Chariemague and they
finished in that order the Baltimore horse winning rather
eilsfly. eDdWooster fourth There i've
falls. Vampire and Hobsons Choice fell II tho nrst
Jump. This due TO the rush Of 80 Dig crowd-tne
largest field that started in steeplechsse In this
country Vampires rider not hur but Stanley Nor
timer was taken up insensibe and carried 70 the
clubhouse 1t was found, however. that though
mnoh shaken ne not seriously injured Mar.l
Charley Epps and Tom Maven were the others thss oo
net keep their feet.
FEW OF THOSE PRESENT.
Among those present at the were W. H. NELSON
and Mrs Nelson. Judge John r. Brady, Judge van
Hoesen, F. d. Morgan auc Mrs. Morgan, Colonel WILLIAM
Jay and Mrs jay, Mr. and Mrs. August Belmont, IT,
Frederick W. Stevens, Charles ;: Peters h[s- ~
Peters Miss May Bird Miss Lucy Work Miss Oelricns
Senator otis and family, Mr.. and Mrs Pierre Lorfard
p T. Barlow Austin Corbin Frederick Lawrence, Judge
Alker John r. Cheever, L. NJ. Franklin, Dr. Wynkoop
r. n. DckersOn, Mr.. and Mrs Alexander stephens
Daniel Lord, z. La Montague, F. L. Brnckerhof, John
Yoos l. D. aron. Nathaniel Jarvis J. G. K. Lawrence
Ii Bradford, Arthur Hunter Mr.. ssnds, Dr. Edward
Curtis, Captain j. II. COster, Captain W. ". Conner
Frederick Nelson, Or. J. n. EmersOa, Q. Q. Beaman,
County Clerk keenan,. Mr. Lanier. J. .. Douner ana
Wright Sanford
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-11

press IN general treated Mr.. Bsrretts acting In
khoughtfni spirit with all suable Intellectual con-
alteration The safe and formal remark customary ,n
London criticism OF such maters-thst the picture
would have been better the painter had taken more
pans"-has not. this OCCASION been much used fAo
London Times says: Mr.. Lawrence Bsrretrs greatest
achievement interest In monotone OF PASSION
result: attained by his great command OF the mnuuS OF
his art together with naturally pleasing air OF gentleness
and rensmen or the broad strokes Of genius there
none In his representation. An occasional Hash Of zspra
ton would be welcome relefto the studied detail of Illus
eration which he brings upon Yoreks aconsum-
ing passion"
The Standard says: A pleasant voice, with hardly
suggestion expressive face, and
what may he vaguely described an agreeahie manner
are all In Mr. Barretts favour he has. IN TACT symps
thcc personality which goes for much. or hiS high In
tellgeuce there he doubt and ne Is obviously q
master OF stage BE knows well how To create
effect attentions there s much spirit In his
acting; he carry rapid scene with remarkshle
Impulse but when the play demands that spirit should
reach 20 passion Barrett falls very short OF tragic
power there Is little or trace"
Mr.. Barretts engagement has four weeks yet IN run
he will produce " Richeleu before 1t CLOSES and ne
has already offered his choice OF three theatres
London should he desire 10 protract his
etav that capital Ii Is made known also that MI Dat
rett has been made O member OF the Reform Clup