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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-07-03

SLUMMONS. STATE OF CALIFORNIA
- County of Sacramento, IS. In the Superior
Court in and for said county. The People of the
State of California to d. 5. WOODRUFF and
BROOKS KEY. Greeting. You are hereby mott
fed that an action was commenced in the Supe-
rior Court of the county of Sacramento, State
aforesaid, by filing complaint in the Clerks
office of said Court, on the 22d day of APRIL.
1884 in which action JENNIE G. KIRK and WIN
GEARY, partners doing business as KIRK,
GEARY 4: COMPANY plaintiffs, and you are de
PENDANTS That the general nature of the &C
ton, as appears from said complaint, is as fol-
lows The plaintiffs allege that you are in
debted to them in the sum of 1924 81 for goods
sold and delivered by them to you within one year
prior to LIST of April 1881 and in the further sum
OF $40 10, for goods sold and delivered within
one year prior to the 9TH of March, 1854, to you
by WHITTIER, FULLER IL CO., who have as
signed 90 plaintiffs. And you are hereby
directed TO appear and answer said com
plant within ten days from the service
of this writ, exclusive of the day of ser
vice, if served on you in said county of Sacra-
mento; and within thirty days, exclusive of the
day of service, if served elsewhere and you are
further notified that unless you so appear and
answer within the time above specified. the
plaintiffs will take judgment against you for five
hundred and sixty-cight ard 1910 dollars, and
costs of suit.
In testimony whereof /, Chas II. COglan Clerk
of the Court aforesaid do hcrcuntO set my hand
and aiiiX the seal of said Court this I'D day of
APRIL 1881.
lsEAL.l CIIAS. NJ. COGLAN. Clerk
FREEMAN X BATES, Attorneys for Plaintiffs
i,..l.l Low
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS !

Dds ARE SOLICITED FOR THE ERECTION
ID of BRICK BUILDING for the Deaf Dumb
and Bind institution at Berkeley. Plans and
Specifications may be seen at the office of
WRIGHT d SANDERS, Architects. No. AIS Cali
tornia street. San Francisco Bids must be
handed in at the office of the undersigned Seere-
tary, No. f5i Ninth street. Oakland, Cal, before
Il o'clock noon, on
Saturday, July &c, 1884.
The Architects will furnish all the details,
forms, information, etc.
By order of the Board of Directors.
A X. p. HARMON President.
W. L. PRATHER, Secretary. jes5-2plm
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PACIFIC SLOPE.
CALIFORNIA.

lsPICIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-uNIoN. !
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Lz:lZl]I|!I!| [ /

FOR PRESERVING
AND BEAUTIFYING
THE COMPLEXION.
CAMELLINE has been sanctioned by the
medical profession, and is the only harmless
article for the complexion. The recommends
ton of forty of the leading physicians has been
published
POISON OAK.
CAMELLINE is a sure preventive of Oak
poisoning, and gives speedy relief in all cases
Of sunburn. Price, SOC. jel1-2plm&wlm
100000 PAID
TN ENDOWMENTS TO DATE-THE UNI
L yersal Benevolent Association of California.
Incorporated August S, 1881.
Home Office: 1888 Mission street, San
Francisco.
Issue of Certificates of Endowment of One to
Two Thousand Dollars, payable at Marriage or
at Maturity Send for Circulars and Papers Re-
liable Agents Wanted
W. II. ARCHER,
Manager for Sacramento and vicinity, yes l.
street jal6-2ptf
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HOPKINS ACADEMY,
REV. II. f. JEWETT, Principal.
MARTIN KESTLER,

TIME NEXT SCHOOL YEAR BEGINS TUES
i DAY, July 29, 1881 Send TOR Catalogue.
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SAN FRANCISCO July 2d.-At the meeting of
the School Board Committee to-day, it was
shown that gross errors had been made in the
prices paid by the Board for lumber furnished,
us compared to the value in open market.
Several items were cited, in which payment had
bppr1 made without I-OupbprS
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Suicide of Sheepherder Crop Pros
poets. Tie Fourth"
The Cannon-WhistIer Wrestling Match
Whistler the Victor.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 2d.-In the wrestling
match tonight between Cannon and Whistler,
the first bout-catch-as acknowledgements won by
Cannon. In the next two bouts-Gr9co-Ro Roman
Whistler was successful.
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G.. SIMNoNDS.
PIONEER BOX FAC

Sold by first-class Druggists and Grocers. De-
pot, No. 429 Battery St, San Francisco.
rn90-ffTpThS
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WAR TN NES LEM
MANUFACTURER OF BUGGIES; FARM
lNl Express Freight, Header and Quart
Wagons. Repairing, etc, done at short notice
1910 to 101i Ninth ST., bet. and K. Sacramento
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-12-02
excelsior Book Store Wholesale and Retail.

The Oldest Bookstore In the territory.
We continue to offer to our many
patrons all the new and popular works
Of the day at eastern prices. In this. de-
partmeat may b found everything re.
quired lin the stationery line) ii the
Office. store or ohoel house. Whiting
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-12-02

COZ 6oideestiou, buld ~ .Sk
pnS iShihle p ~ Z IA q ~;
81 m fuieiRng ~ sssI )fHs6s
are 1t peace. q 6fom6t And thnscnrh
treatment Of thiss ocaeeion \ ~ -1iScH
Intimately concerSe Rhe nsfi6nsi bSS,n.i
|0nr-exisfiu1-mstWs
need seyisiop: .thoea .aactiona ,saisfi.a q
persons residing Wfth,n ehe, linfi.' r. ~
United States Vhich ia 17p6 and n nos
have now ONLY r r ~ 11,llsf 4 -
tion 3, ,172 Ieooapi6 6foa .9lbS E. c1tfN a
this children of nnfnSal - IA n
fambdsu0us Ia g r. ~ - s.
laees tjlene ~ CT re6l " ri
fayotmR thenaSaf f,di M
I've IN lhe yn1s0E III ~ ID
/ i9hilc 20 sinailars b4tyilsg slUeE ed
those who seryeAj ~ the nsa me
corps. Aunifofsl rub n lsnsele pnl
|such e the ocnsthu tim 9osl sledS 11tes,;
eh1nld, among other thing eleatly
deiine the status of p6ssopSs Vitflin the
United States subleet b y fosef6nboWer
!section w and of.natnpr sof!
fathers who have de0lared iitSn.
ton OF becoming cittzensss 61f6 f6iJed
to perfect their natufs slizati tiop. eWi1ht
be wise to provide for s central bureau
of registry wherein should be fled
authenticated transcripts;of every secord
|ot naturalization in the several federal
and state courts, and to make provision
also for the vacation or cancellation Of
such record in cases where fraud had
been practiced upon the court by the
applicant himself, or where he had re.
moved or forfeited his acquired citizen.
ship. A just and uniform law il This
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-12-02

including river and har-
/ Sbor improvements and
|; afsshal. s -. .
For the naval establish
\ Melt, inclnding velsels.
/ Maehinery and improve
/ ments at navy yards.
For miscellaneous expen.
- ditures. including pub.
lie buildings, light
houses and collecting
the revenue. b..
For expenditures on ac-
count of the District Of
| Columbia. \. =. /. :. ). !.
For interest on the public
debt. -. .......y........."...
FoHthe sinking fund. 80. :. !. .
Total ordinary expendi.
lures Observation-Disclosures,
Leaving 4 anrnfnn 0f
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-12-02

paper, envelopes ,siaaasd blank books made
! speciality. We also carry the largest
stock Of uWALL PAPERS. "a
offered In the market. i Our prices
will alwayB be found reasonable. Third
street, bet. Cedar and Walnut 6ts. I'd
s PURDY 4 BRECHT.,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-12-02

Excelsior Drug Dr. ! Store! 81! E
~---o--v- t1E
ESTABLISHED 1862 s%7
.Purdy & Br cht,
lsuoCEssoRs TO MILLS PURDYl
Wholesale and Retail Druggists.

: @gs as a @ 8R%a
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-12-02
ss.4s,saos.sss

yoAS. tQet0 WE q DeG decrease OF over
S2l, 600, 900 in the amonnt of expendi-
lures. &E ~ /
Tie aggregate receipts seref 8 less than
ttose OF tho year previous by about
$$54, ,OOO, 900.
The falling or Of revenue from Gus
toms made up nearlys $1,000. .00G Of this
deficiency. and about $4,000 900 Of the
remainder was due to the diminished re-
ceipts from ietefnl tSxayion.
The secretary estimates the total re-
ceipts for the fiscal year which will end
June 80, 1885, ct $3.50. .O00. 900. 90. and the
tetal- expenditures st- $3.50, go ,70f. .16, ID
which are inclndedl the, intelest on the
debt and tho amount payable to the
snins Sin .ss fund this sssld ass oso ssrplo. p
The velqe Of exports from the United
year ending June g. 1854 Haaas iollowss
Domestic perchsndlse $724 964, ,s52. 4
During ehs sans pssi0di the imports
Wassssl9i!o yess e i9i!oxs snssets ssss4 60, 80.
Mefchanuiee $66I ,697 ,693
tiold ana silver .........g 37,426, ,262
Total s..ss!.s. sSs ems 100 ca
Fore;.n aar .m:.ch:a;:s sss
Total merchandise. se............... 740.5136O9
specie .............. 81, lSS So
Total expofts Of merchandise
and epccie. ie................... !. .so7, ,e4s. .991
t. More than mkt y-thlas p6T. .oSnt. a. .thi
lAhtire s1alae 40f 0fas1posted40escAandist
lsensists ef The ielloziag Astiele eesse.sa.s ~.
SnR.r and moiassee !. !, ;..:..$ $Ios. .s4l,274
tWpol and wooll6S naitfacs
E.turo0A =. -. i. !.s... ~
n
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-12-02

1t has been customary to. define in. the
appropriation acts the rang of each tdi.
plomatic ofhceto which aesalary is at
tached. I suggest that this course be
abandoned and that it be left to the
prendent, with the advice and consent
of -the senate, to- fix from time to time!
the diplomatic grade Of the representa-
tives of this government abroad as may
seem advisable. provisions being def.
niteIy made however, ss now,L for the
amount Of salary attached to the re-
spective stations.
FINANCIAL.
OF the condition Of our finances aud
the operation of the various branches Of
the public service which are connected
with the treasury department are very
fully discussed in the report Of the sec
retary. 1t appears that the ordinary
revenues for the fiscal year, ended june
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-01

Among the passengers on the City Of Chicago.
which arrived yesterday from Liverpool we're Mr. and
Mrs r. H. Brooks Henry Beard. Thomas II. Barry l. ".
Barrett Charles c. GlOuette, NJ NJ. COrnack sll chit
trsdru A Chittepden the Misses Ckittenten, Nr. aud
Mr. John Chrisianscn, NJ and Mrs. 5h0lfo Douglas
L. Il Elton ". VI. English, Thomas Kent j. l. Gl uouf'
Mrs n Griffin DAME Hale, ID. 4. Jeremy, y iltln
Jams.ou J. Kosmusky, ArchdeacOn Mcdonald. DIS T.
Nelson Lieutenant p Il. Ray. [. :. A.. Mrs r Mr. and
Mr, George -trschey and NJ. and Mrs frank H. stock
ton 49,. .
samue II Agnrw, j. BAN, r. +. Bartlett 4. I. Barnes,
Robinson Burge~s. j. Cuds, Dr. j. kllncr Clarke, H.
r Coroett r. Cor0ett Theodore Crane, Isaac H. lrdAe
: Ds sid son T. {. Lllis. Robert E-cOnDo. X l. Is
coube Albert F-ner. ID. Forbes r. ". de Forest MIS-
lula de Forest, Dr. D. L F0scue d. FrOhHan h. r Hsl-
stead NJ and Mrs + r. sherwood. NJ. aud MIS- H.
King J. H. La Bau, Miss Mary Lock wood. vernon mar
I'm kobert Martin. N. A. May Dir and MIS- Johh j.
Mitchell : Nightingale Mrs r. NJ Robinson, Mr aud
Mrs " wosdye kOcAil. :. ROssnberger, N. ID. koths-
child g A. shepherd, ID. Gregory rlit1 l. nae Sisltu
searlndo TreSpalacIOs Mrs j. o. Wall MI AID Mrs len
amin Warder s. II. y son, T. H. wilson sel ator anu
Mrs Window j. G. Wood. Dir. and Mrs lea. g r. AnIsr-
sou Mr. and Mrs Bishop. Charles Bishop MISS Ance
R.hOp Mr and Mrs. Eliza Bewlck. v. d. be"ieA; olss
Emma Carr Mr. and Mr. Ge0fgs li0ws Mrs j. Ju1gt'
Mr. aud Mrs John Leonard. Ar and Mrs. George Crnr,
rod Mr. and Mrs william fassnOre X. i1sroe, Mr. ana
Mr.. William 5mithsOn. Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. ounlIefsiey'
nd Mrs. James Taylor.
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Pos, Omce Seuee.

Letters for Europe reei ne specially drs'ttl 0r ~
patch steamer u 3rIac % soc y -.
livery destination. al TRANSATLANTIC mans Are I9rFr ct
~ tue fist 81 vessels @yaltDe
Forelgn week eaiss NY ., vii close az tlis
Oltcu follows .
Pacific Ports per 3 = Acapulco. via Asrlsai let -ers
FOR Mexico must be- directed per Acapulco a. ,. IA.
for Newfoundland. por =. :. Arsanthu.
WEUNF%DAE-Af 93O "a N. for Europe. per G. = Gallla,
VA Lussnst3Wu letters for Germany and France DO
ffaiila' n 40 A. ~ iOi Germany
psr E,De. VIA southampton and Brsnsn Netters for
Great Britain and other European countries mast DO
directed per ElJe" at $50 IA iOF France direct,
abrscor HAVE at II a. ~ Tor Ito Netherlands
direct 5. Leeriau. via Rotterdam az I IN.
nh. Win ward stands pei BarTaCuuta az 1880 =. N.
for TruX0, and Ruaten Der s. , q j. Oteil, Via New
orleans.
Valencia $50 a ~. FOR Europe. pers 8 Republic,
VIA Queenstown letters for Germany and France must De
dscied pc. T. pGOi.c' at 81 q NJ or Europa per
uammOnla PlymOuth. GbrrOOufS and Hamburg AL
% M for Nassau p aad SAINT ago Cuba per Glen
fnerus D fo- Jamalca izs ami iytn gsOu per
Loeb Tay, AT I ?. m Tor nayti per s 8 Ata9s at
l8O D. N for Cuba per City O Merida, via Havana
(letters for Mexico must be directed per city VI
MeT dda"l.
for ra Tor the Ia Plata Countries VIA Brazil per
4 Finance Newport News at 100 a. N. for Eu-
rope per CITY Of Chicago via Queenstown letters
mus. directed por CITY o. CllcagD) al 1880
for Europe per Alaska, via Qaeenstown; at o. m
FOR Belgium direct, per = a khyniand VIA Antwerp at
D m Tor scotland direct per AEchors VIA Ol.sgOw.
az $50 D. for Cuba and Porto Rico. per s. sara
toga. via Havana.
Nails orA ustrsa Sewzealand sandwich and Fi Islands
psTa Clty Of - Gnry san FrAneiseoL close hers
Bnianllo with British mails Ter AUSTRALIA.
the sehsdses sssaE trans Aeiao mails arraassd
thu nrr npsn VI tssir nnsterpted overland transit u
sap Francisco MALTA from East arriving - hE AZ Saa
Fraacisoo dsT Or sailing o. sisAnsrs are dspsseAsi
tseses TIC '~H'D' HENRY q. PEARSON. reEzAstsr
rost Oacs New.rCk y. \. June IL lHs<
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4 WEDDING Ar CHESTNUT HILL.
lBr TELEGRAPH TO ruE TRIBUNE.

BOsTON, June 30.-LouIs AgassiZ Shaw, son
Of Quincy A Shaw. and grandson Of the late Pro
lessor Louis Asassz, OF Harvard College, and
Miss Mary saltOnsta- daughter OF Lev
erctt saltOnstan married this afternoon
al four o'clock a the little Unitarian chapel adjoining
Nj atonst4ls beautiful grounds at Chestnut Hill, Just
% Boston This ceremony performed by the Rev
Howard y. Brown pastor Of the BrOokine Unitarian
Church The rustic porch and Interior Of the little
chapel converted into DO Of ferns, plants and
flowers The bride a simple white muslin dress
with tule vail fastened with field eaises. carried
large bouquet Of white roses There were brides
maids reception followed the ceremony the guests
crossing the which divides the church from Mr.
satOHstalrs residence Among the company Of guests
were Judge j. Abbott, Professor Alexander AgassiZ
an6 Mrs Aussz. Coiose Henry Lee. Francis Psrkmsn,
Colonel Henry Russell. DR. Francis Mlnos and Miss
MinOt Henry l.. HiggssOn, Dr. George " West and
Charles F. CARTS. Mr. and Mrs. shaw will spend the
honeymoon at Appleton Farm in Newton 1Ae estate
o nnec BY The hr1aeCTnOI.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
NARROW ESCAPE FRONTnE FLAMES.

AN EARLY MORNING BLAZE N DGvfsToV-sT.-JrMP-
ING down STAIRS To SAVE THEIR LIVES.
Soon after a. m. yesterday flames were dis
covered the third floor OF the hvest0ry factory at
Catharine and Division The fire spread rapidly. The
workmen the third floor. all Of them taors. escaped
without diligently On The fourth and Gh oor about
dfeen men and boys employed by Louis Marx. manu-
Of pctms frames. They had barely time TO get
down the srways before the upper part ~ the building
was IN hames. Mr.. Marx aud young workman, Samuel
Godstein. were the last 20 70 down. and when they
reached the third floor the stairway leading TO
Divislon-st blazing sheet OF fame
exte led half way The other stairway, which led
10 me CathaHnest. entrance Mr. Marx and GOldsteiB
rushed through tho flame the stairs and nDsf down
10 tie snd floor, from which they escaped 10 tho
street Mr.. Marx was not Injured but young bodstein
ct bis 1st severely. Three alarms summoned strong
T. Of but when they reached the building tns
roof FIRE and ~ tack hour aud bslf Of hard
10 eytin lush tho hamea Meanwhile there a
serious blockade OF travel AZ point vhere great numbers
OF people pass that hour In the morning.
In ans OF the Second-aYe. eleVat"a ro1d
We. able reach the Chatham square station
and stopped at Grand-st Many persons goDg down
town the road transferred to Third trains AZ
Thirty fourth-st The rocsDdave. surface cars we're
stopped also. Third surface were Tn over the
FOTthave. tracks through Centrest u The city Hall
The damage by the lire was 80 mated b. the police and
nremen at about $1,000, but the estnae OF the 0ccu-
pants Of the building much larger making aggrc
gate OF about 100000 MT Marx the heaviest Loser.
His stock ruined. n was injured for $1,000 but he
said worth double that amor nt Other losses were
given as follows; 1alOrs' stock third nsOr. $1,000
goods $4,000 suite ine Bros. hatters $1,000; damage
~ building, $1,000.
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BEACH-At TarrytoEn. June - William A. Beach. u tbs
city, T The 7jtl year of his
July l, az haif-psst O'clock
BOwTE-At Atlantic Cty. y J The 29th Dst sarah .
Bovine VIE Of EN ai = Bovue Of Baltimore, ani d-uEh
Notice Of funeral hereafter
DODGE-On June - william A. Dodge in the Goth year u
Funsrs services from h late residence No Ia DeKab
ave. Brook IN, on July a. Al ocOck.
Boston. Mass. papers please copy.
FAIRFIELn-suddonly New ORLEANS. Ia. on Tlurslly.
June L l-ei FdNart Marvin FAIRFIELD iormll; OF HUI
Fairfield aged u years
FosTER-on SUNDAY, June 20, Inst. joel Foster N D..
The Drofes-on relatives and friends respectfully
the fnera! services rom Calvary Church corner
OF 4th-a7e ana @l>tst. on inrsday' July l. Al 5 p m
schohIrr county papers please eoDy.
HATCH-Pissed 20 SPIRIT LIE, Aoncay Iano % lssi.
Elizabeth collins, bvlO, eel Nle Of A. l. Hlth Oh astoria,
Relative. and friends invited 10 attend ho which
viii be held at home "Wednesday, July a. p. ~ Inst
puog the removal o. he remains by tho evening tram Ter
RICHARDSON on Friday morning. June T. a No 2l3
,arroist brooklyn Marianne the beloved wife u; Hca
Notioc Of funeral hereafter.
-EAMANOn june % 1885,. sarah J. sc IN the Glt
Funer .er,e- al lo aie residence 40 G7 Norton It, on
Wednesday. July p at . ?. M.
rHUR-EY-On Monday June 81, Jane A, willow of John
Notec o. funeral hereafter
TOWN-EN DAT Aiddetowu. Conn. June 20 pIcje Towns.
FIIer tom H. r lat, rosiaeac, Tuesday July At 230p no
Edward Nevicn. M tue -'d wear pi ms age.
service 1t late residence o. tuesday evening q
IN ermcnt At or,nee J.
WoopRUFF-on saturday. Tune o. Rachel wife ~ Am0,
Wopiuf. axe % gears and Oh sandal, Junr Alo,
Fnncpi at taoir late residence so ~ Wet FORTY.
-lxt...I th., tuesday afternoon. al 30 oco.t.
Relatives tId friends Iie n'it@i
interneuf.a a. Greenwood Cemetery "einefty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-01
DANIEL FhoHNlN'S RETURN

MS NEW PLAY-WHAT HE SAW AID HEARD N
LOEDON.
Daniel FrOhman, OF the Madison Square
Theatre. arrived yesterday the Alaska. lie bad Just
paid y'ng trip 10 London and looking ruddIrr and
healthier than when he went away 10 was sitting IN
his office chatting with hi4 brother and looking lovingly
at a square Deal box standing acbar him To a
TRIBUNE rcUcrt,r he sad:
There . .le-pot- ard manu- Crypt ~ The new
play, Called rt, whose PurrL.sc have lust con
cluded II ra mad marvellous success 10 London spd
hds redeemed e 0riuhe' 0I iZr Bruce Whu pfJuucrh
H. and made fortune " Mr Farrar. who. uufr the
name Of Hun CONWAY. wrote II M h'ro 'o-e. ais
sight in The earlier ats, but recoyer' before t' real
action o. the piece takcS place am not sure W ether
we snail produce % here
At come other rneatre IN NevYork You 80 Nav
Blossom VII. probably rir ynd oci'hr arl We
have ~ Mauiell To- bring ou !. the Do ginning tie
sea,o1. lie hss read hi, part g. alled cf 40 Ia.
81, played by the creator Nyrie B"leV Fno be.wecn
v1u me- i. not much ~ m actor ID. ID -nk'
% .li,. .ln wei or better than anyt ads ever
How about Wilson Barrett ="
" don't think he come To amorics tc = an I'M
mense 10 London. Where tauian Is doing an
Il peculiar man lie Will ave up .nliineo worth
$1,000 % 20 AMI read ON some pubic oco's al Inc
Albert Hal or 'sevIers. He was T,ru with lrvugs
success and hsnEercd after rv lns Dut the BAL Is al
hi feet IN London
81 finally signed my coatract Win lerrls4. and Miss
AIlwa-i l.va company. vii be over mere ia week
on two. sur, y'el Der -he wii make her debut
n NJ Blossom Called Back or the Plrce
also engaged Miss Kaj shop Who is though much OF
IN England. one ofths lief objects OF my visit TO
consult win Or. Mallory some Mss. playa ny English
authors Offered FOR consideration. We snail probably
accep t sOuie ~ 1em.'
RhaI . e.r,s did yon 90 to in London p
All Of any .ccOunt. The St James, the PTncesss.
the Hlymarket and the Court are DONG All
the busl eAs Ey.rywns~e sc ne ine bat muir
muring. The season IL dull, the Prince o. Wales
away and the recent Court mourning has
gwen people excuse to econoTsze by sayins in the
country Nv he way Days company il likely 10 have
hard nght. piece called '7209 has been produced
az the Globe and pronounced total failure
saw the best old woman actress have ever seen IN
Mrs sterling and TIE best all round Engsh-speaking
actress in the - rid IN Mrs. Ksnda.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-01
ARRTTdLS AT NEFPOET.

4 QUIET SEASON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Al THE COT
TAGEs AND HOTELS.
newport r. l.. June 3O.-Eycrybody is
predicting quiet season at this a1stocratic summer
resort The gsieties, however. 20 begin in
month The polo games fox hunts, and other outdoor
spsrfS VIII he called In due season and an signs Of Oh
sea .on will disappear It's expected that the cholera
scare N France viii eventually nurs to Newport, 5cne-
~.
The Rhode IslaDd Pharmaceutical Association viii
Wait Newport on "wednesday
The Rev Dr. Cooso, ofNev-York conducted tho ser
ices al All saints Memorial Chapel on Sunday.
Carroll Bryce. OF NewYork, + at his cottage in Bee
vueave and Professor j. +. Huntington, " Hartford
has arrived at his cottage 10 indian-ayo.
Erwin Booth and his daughter Will arrive this present
week.
Richard williamson and NJ. \. Riggs Of New-Yor',,
have arrived ~ the Rigc- cottage. In Catherine-st
Colonel Jerome y. BoHaparte and family who have ar
rived claim wash gton insead Of Baltimore, a. their
r. NJ Gopsell and family and John Campbell, Of jersey
Ci,y. are among he late arrivals
Il. t. Psino. 81 Washington j. W. kno|.os OF NG"
Bedford j. = Reiss and A. W. Hanry, Of Concord, y III
George Buckmaster. of Brookyni G. Hugh'on' u
Albany; O. -. chase 81 York. and W; {. Haron Of
Cincinnati. have arrived ~ The AquduecA House.
Danit' D. Hearing 4Ad n. II. Hearing, o. Sew-Y' K.
have arrived fOr the SUMMED
lanes Gordon BennctJ wil arrive some q In July.
General James b. Fry, sIted STATES Army H. Brown,
o. IrsF. England. II. 90 rIry ~ London LamoRta-
ruc NJ Montreal, and :. lie Ihurow and j. Davis and
family OF Wiksrb3rIe PENN. are ~ town.
charles f.. pugI and WIFE, who ere recently married
u the Quaker city, spending the 'Ineymoon AT the
late arrivals AZ the ocean House ude lie follow
Ing: T.. C. Flower aud wife. Boston, K. :. Bushnell,
Ors Mason, VI. Il. Payne and family TIE ~ Payne,
Mrs.. and Miss Master, -. W smith, N'V-4 K; John
Good and vie, 4. v. Dingse, Erookly Joan Perry.
Plt.ad sphia: C. Payssn and vie, Washington Mrs. A.
W kelsey Chestnut Hlll Penn.