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connexions BY ANTHoYY COMSTOCK.

WHAT HE REALLY SAID ABOUT DIsrRCT-ATTOR-
NEY RIDGwAY-HIs LANGUAGE MISUNDER-
STOOD
TO the Editor Of T he Tribune.
SIR: Your reporter has made one or two
errors In his reported interview with which desire
TO correct In the first place he says: Mr. RidgWay
went down to the with one OF his ohcers what
said was this Nj Rdgway sent down to the course
one OF his officers" Again, he makes me say; Mr.
Ridgway given them notice tdat indictments were to
be found against them This is entirely erroneous and
probably misunderstood. what I said was this: Tine
very fact Of bonds being prepared beforehand
upon the pr9sentment of the indictment by the Grand
Jury showed person had nothed them before
the indictments fled"
made no assertions that he had violated the duties or
his Office In every particular re ;arding pool sellers
did state however that he refused rchwirriAts after
his officer had been down with OF ubordnates TO
the raoe-track Monday, and had seen the gamblers
openly violating the law-nOt only those who
had given bail but also tn use whom they In
terrllpted IN their unlawful proceeding 20
IN orn them that they wanted TO bail the merit
morning: that the next mOrningi applied TO MI tddg
way a seSrcb-warrnt 70 seize the unlawful 10 ltter
and called the above facts and yet ne ie
permit search warrant or permit ORe OF these
be arrested although violating the idW wheu ~
officers notified them appear to give bail. Your
porter evidently fell these errors by not making
at the time and then trusting 70 his memory. .
Again. he says: the Grand Jury met last Monday
informed him that the Grand Jury presented the bills
last Monday morning. He also says went TO the
track and secured evidence against twenty men,
Nep York, July g. 1884. ANTHONY COMsTOCK.
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ADAMs-At Liverpool England June 10, John O. Adams
Funeral services at the Brick church. 5thave and $7st
saturday. July >, at 10 a m. . . .,, 49,.
Relatives ant 'mbrrs OF the me a profession ae
invited 10 attend without further notice.
Please omit r0Ner3.
ARTHUR-On Thursday morning July at his late resi-
dence No. ~ Wet l2Bth-st,. Clares : Arthur
Notice or funeral hereafter
MISUNDERSTANDING. July 3, 1884. Anthony ArnouG
Notice " funeral hereafter
GfLLENDER-At Long Branch july !, Augusta Ghlenfer,
widow u Ecces 81 lender.
Funeral hurch OF tie TRANSPORTATION, 2Jth-st on
saturday July ,, az II a NJ
Inttrment az VI OOdiawn
HAWES-At Newton centre Mass June - ne gth year
Of his age Frederic DuIand youngest child OF Adelaide D.
and he ate George Elias hawes ~ ID.
IAvMER-At Park Avenue HOfel. New York, Wednes-
day. jug . 1881. Edward Llmmer. 1890.
Relatives and friends Of The family are respectfully neI 70
attend his from the residence ~ his brother NAV,
John Greenwood esq, No ia Iemsepst ON sunday July
q. a. $50 y M,
RGcHARDSON-On Friday morning June -, suddenly a.
"a arrolst BTooklyn Marianne, the beloved Wiie Oh
F1nersi services at Emmanuel Presdentst
suths n . Friday. ith inst, al O'Clock
Please don't send lowers.
SEOUL NEAt ROssyile. 3 L. on wednesday. July 1874
Henry stewart ogu ne. o.. -
Relative. AMI friends are invited 10 attend his funeral from
- Lukcs Church Rossvlle, On -a'uriay July D. az
rerrS ng arrival Of II O'Clock boa from New YORK
Huguenot -itiifn
SMITH At his residence Great Neck L. l.. W. Mitchell
and are invited So attend hs funeral ron
christ Church Msnhi-set on saturday the ON INST II
caringe viii await the arrival Of the ll3O train from
Hunters Point
sMtrH-On rhur'lv morning At his residence las West
ltthst 81 smith. aged 40.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
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MR. CURTIS AND THE CONTENTION

Toth EDITOR OF The Tribune.
SIR: In opposing Mr.. Hawkins's resolution IN
the Chicago Convention. having for its object the
binding Of every member Of that Convention TO support
its nominses George william Curtis among other things
said that the resolution an imputatlon upon TIE
honor and LOYALTY OF truo Republicans that the pres
.ntaton OF the resolution attempt to fasten
stigma pom earnest and loyal Republicans 10 "nom u
was an in suit" The only sense in which Mr. HAWKINS
resolution could have been considered an imputlton
upon ths Loyalty VI any member Of the Convention was
by presupposng that there were those IN II VINO aor Gu
,erns into its councils and deliberations Foud not sap
port the nominees In other Hight cod the reSonbon
have been construed mputaton pon the loyalty OF
any Now this being admitted. will you please explain
how any honor rise IN an assembly ana arg
In opposition the adoption OF sucn resolution OF we
GROUND that rejected the Loyalty OF us mem is
and afterward bolt" the nomination n / remanner
rightly Mr. Curtis at this same luncture mace use OF
the expression, ali gentlemen = implying tudt
10 on convention enter into It's deliberations and then
bolt" the Ticket finally chosen would be an act deroga
tory 70 the character OF gentleman, and hence lhe
adoption % such a resolution would be unworthy OF Ihe
Convention II this the logic o. Mt Curtss wofus
action Chicago fail TO understand the use OF the
Englsh language hkfIbLICAN'
Neu- York, June IS, 1SS4
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A BLAZE ON THE wALLABoUT CANAL.

Brooklyn was lighted up by an enormous
bonfire IN lumber yard the Wsllabout Canal early
Yesterday morning The flames broke out at O'Clock in
the moulding mill Of Alexander Dugan, at Kent and
Casou ayes and endangered the large printing house
and biadcry Of d. Appleton co., across the street
The contents of the mill and the yard adjoining being dry
and finder like burned with great raplIity. Owing-to
mistake The en- zines summoned by second alarm were
sent to the salvation Army Church in Clinton ave"
several frame buildings and brick shops and large
quantity Of lumber and machinery we're destroyed Inc
loss OF Alexander Dugsn was $4,000 Insurance.
500 600 The damage 10 y. Appleton q Co. was estl-
mated 1t - 900 chiefly by wafer, as tank burst whe
he building being flooded 10 protect H. The nre also
raused a loss A. 5000 in the lumber yard Of cross &
Ausri1 The causa Of the fire be- teyed 20 be the
overhearnc OF the engine in the moulding mill, the IRE
being fed with line shaYlngs
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OBITUARY..
SOL SMITH.

Sol Smith the actor died yesterday at his home No
las West FourteoRth-st after a weeks illness from
pulmonary complaint lie the Of the well known
ldtime manager of the name and was born forty
nine years ago in 81 Louis His elder brother, Mark
Smith was prominent actor and his son Is now play
ing part IN FIX in this city. Sol Smith the
younger well known a sterling actor, though he
was never prominently identified with any particular
part For the last two seasons he bad been PLAYING
with the Neil Burgess combination and his last appear
ance in New-York was In VIM when that company
PLAYED Il at Tony Pastors 1hcatre Late in life Sol
Smith married popular actress, Mrs. Sedley Brown
formerly Mas smith and sister to W n Smith, the
actor Sol Smith had been IN delicate health for
several years and about week ago hs wife who was
PLAYING with " allacks company was teegraphed for
Der place being supplied At short notice by Madame
tcnisi The dead actor draughtsinan Of consider
sblp ability
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InssEs I'M YARIOTs PLACEs.

TrcuRrRG. PENN July IA fire here this
,,orlne DESTROYED the Jenn' Hotel together With the
sores of Robert Cunning ham Jewellers Jacob A. Parks
druggist wulan, Rowe. hardware W l. Nagnamakef
,,,,5a.,ionerv, aud w. J. Jach hitcher. Ih@ loss -
o,i,.,t..i et $4,000 The lire orr nated from IRE
prapker ..
anp,,. Onto. July J. The tnanufAe = ~ the silver
uanips Maintaining rpnua VI DESTROYED u -
anpuussi that the nt" rrsina'd IN th4 raht f''m iieh
,,,,, a..,s snnpstien Iha Gr. throws ni go smpieT
,t 7n .a, t,s lssa Ia astiinstH ~ Finun vita
M i,.,,,aaDa pf plu 400 m iha fsiBwiHs arpafes ohie
A,e,4, ta4t,,n,s ,e,apaaT f5pih RAes ppHhtr '"a
NAM. 3,auui WafAa tuaAu 'emptHE, Stun 'hs
Maasuahi DamptRfl q 200 M AshehI ~ 1p re
,i,r,i,ua t1iapanF, III uuui tnp Hluhl'hi ghgnnf
nj 900. fnaariu.a timpahf ui Auflh AA.t.a Fl'W'ni
XII ann. ~ ui thr fiaUblH, Hf fhllaie phlai - uuo
Home oi haw lurs, - uUu, feahsyVanlai s1'ooo
FuusulE OF Hartford, p4,uOO,
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S S'RSs' I'd aP r. ss1 n y:
T. : ' soath q M'f and Mrs. A' Clement
OrenstOn, Miss Bessie Clement Dr. Harry Stevens, Dr,
end Mrs. z. Strong, NJ; and Mrs Q Harvey, Mr. and
s s H. a DSSf s v RsGsa Ms H. Nj Mt e'
c. Lester, Miss Lester, willard Lester, Mr. and Mrs,
z; R. Stevens; DR.. and Mrs o. o. Burgess, Mr. and
Miss Louise shepard Miss Florence Hayden the Misses
Dowd, Miss Fanny Putnam. Miss Carrie Wslbridge,
Mrs :. II. WaiwOith. Mr. and d, Mrs F WslyCrth,
sheehan Miss Alice Butler, Mis-, Alice Porter Mr. and
En- Taf1s h HsA Fs.1sa SS91 Miss
Carrie Soaring Miss Rosina Pruyn, Thomas Dugan,
Samuel Smith, George Smith, Harrington Putnam,
Miss Anna Marseilles, Mrs. Carrie sotedo. The music
furnished by c. w Stubs orchestra Of New York
city. The bride and groom eft the midnight train
for NewYork, and on the Foh Of July they will leave
the metropolis for three months trip to the Pacific
slope On their return they vii make their home at
the New York Hotel, IN NeT ork city. The bride
received many handsome and elaborate presents.
Among the prominent late arrivals from New
sy and Gnt are T Mr. and Mrs WI Brady N as S. NJ
man: Miss NJ d. Cranston J s. Erich, Miss Thompson,
J; w. HaIsted, F S. Winston. Mrs. r. Enrich n N.
Ham%el " Van 4ntEerP Mr. and Mrs W c " a.
Mrs. @. Bird II. Cranston Mr. and Mrs. q. w. Claim,
w. II. Morgan. F. W. Meyer. Mr.. and Mrs Q. Thomg-
son, IL BIackman, g. +. V8nyeehtten, Mrs rs. I. a
Minor, Mr.. and Mrs. j. p Chambers, Miss Chambers j
T Waring, Mr and Mrs. b. w. Rsley, Mr. and Mrs. Fl.
Theals, Mrs. O. D. Farrar J. F. Seeley, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. X. Parsons, A. Body. Mrs sooyL Mrs W f. scoyil,
Mr. and Mrs. NJ Sampler, Miss j. Sampler G.. Oakley.
Miss L. h. Weeks Miss L. Henry Mr. and Mrs. Fl.
Brush. j. A. Cook, j. schwab and family Mr. and Mrs.
G.. Mannheimer, c. Toten and family L. I. Halves, J.
Ainsley, jr.. F. Io5ter r. w. Tappen, I. Phelps H.
NJ. Morgan, II. II. Bennett, Mr.. and Mrs C. Elwood
d. Smith. +. L. skidmore. j. Ford, b. b. Johnson. j.
G. Chandler T. S. Wakeman r. &. Wagner Mr.. and
Mrs. +. E. Raulson, Mr. and Mrs. &. II. Chumar, DR..
j. w Palmer w H. Gardner, f. G. Brown, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. c. Eddy. G.. X Davis, s. II. Tyler Mrs. Cal
houn, Mr.. and Mrs. L. :. Young. Miss Young C. II.
Chaplin, Mrs W. b. Foulke, q. J. Gilken, Mrs W.
Hitchcock and family and +. ". Pope.
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MR.. F1sH- JR.. TO INDEPENDENTS.

uv WILL NOT ASSOCIATE HIMSELF WITH An" Az
Juscr OR TENDER To THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY
Hamilton Fish. ir., has written the following
latter 20 the Independent Republican Ass 'ciatioh'
NEw-YORK. June p, 1854.
ARTHUR M. SHERWOOD ESQ., Is w. '-'-'''' -'''-
Csty ,,. &c
SIR: am in receipt of circular. dated June 90
,r,ort,nr 70 come from the Independent Rel nDhcan
ComItee" and signed by you requesting me II III - M
pathy with the movement to sign the following CAL,
THE undo rsigned. protesting against the hohha'u %
Mr. Blaine and Mr. Logan. propose to JOIN ther ioi'
Republicans and Independent voters I'D senHi"H noPV
sentatiyes to general conference 10 be held mmeoeH
altar the Democratic National Convention which confer
ence shall consider. In case the Democratic mountainous
do not Justify the support OF protesting hepup"'"ns
what further action may be necessary to secure chu
dates who will appeal in the interests OF clean anu non
est politics. the sober moral sense OF the
pie" ~. y
los. IN understand why you should have sent me snch
circular unless it is the design OF the socaed huePe
dent Republican Committee TO send snch appeals 10 Ins
Ave or six hundred thousand Republican voters 10 ns
state with the hope OF finding few dissatisfied ana us
NAV be doing injustice to association nor haYihg
-t OF its me nbersbip but from the accounts III the
public prints may well infer that II Is IuSeH com
bosed especially ia its controlling elements OF per ou
who are welded "a Trade principles and VINO ne
heart the success OF those priDcipes, nc"
OF the Republican party In Iac' II ,ne NV ha
counts OF Its meetings are correct persons ~ Pc
part deliberations who have not or years Oeon NJ
puhicans. n they ever were -- -. o,.,ao.o
Although Mr. Blaine not my preference az 'hcsko
st i'm view that his nomination was ilale oy
delegates elected I'm the main by Congressional districts
mot by state conventions mas hitherto beeh te Gus
t0ml and evidently the free and untranlnecu 'cs
OF the great majority oi the delegated representative
the Republican party. cannot associate myseli with
anv adjunct tender to the Democratic party twhch
movement necessarily must bo-wiether lntenuohaIil
not am not prepared to say ana am Mil T me
mass OF sincere Republicans earnestly supporting tus
distinguished candidates recently nominated anu vi
whose election happily for the country there SO little
I very
f~ HAMILTON FISH, JR.
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FOUR TINES IN FLAMES IN A YEAR.

The old fve-story building Nos 49, lOl and lO3
Elrn.t and No. g6 Wa.kerst Is ow ed by sister OF
John jaw and il one of the oldest buildings in the
vicinity II has been on Are three times within year
sbortlv after D. H. Yesterday Mr. IIaag, dealor in
,,,lrr o the frat floor observed danes issuing from
the windows of the floor above him. The tire spread
r1pidlv. and he sent three alarms. The flames ate
tsir Az to the roof and for a time the iremcn had
,ps;ler,blc difficulty b control them. but By quick
and en.ctial Use of an abundant water supply they
subiucd the nlncs In half an hour.
. The damap. % the building amounted 10 about
x 400 covered bv insurance; n Ford u iMg, cut
l,ry ON the first floor. 5000 insurance 5000 to
Triah Ellis s Co.. buttons $1,000 and Dewitt Simp-
so, rublrr irvelrv 900 The third hoor was occu-
MED bv ! + Griffith dealer I'm sewing machines
The damage was about $4,000 covered by insurance
The fourth floor was rented by n lhaver nhnniact-
wa. occupied by L. Colin. dealer IN spool cnt9n Who
lost ? 600 The tot.d damage was fl1OOo The
causs of the fire Mas unknown.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
REVERE RUBBER WORKS BURNED.
Loss OF $780, 00O-rNsURANJ ESTIMATED AT
MORE THAN 500. 600.

A LOSS OF TDObOOO-iNSikAN. r ESllhAlHD A.
MORE THAN 100000.
BosToN, July 3.-Eary this morning the
night Waterman At the factory OF tina Revere Rubber
Company In E,s,ern-aye Chelsea. discovered flames Is
suing from the Lighthouses In the OF the fac
tory. The entire factory and connected buildings were
speedily in DANES except tue three storehouses. The
buildings destroyed Included the main factory four
story brick building foot long. which covered be-
tween two and three and used FOR the manu-
acture Of rubber goods and weaving OF elastic fabrics
Between 100 and 500 hundred hands were employed and
the factory being It's fullest capacity the los,
on the buildings and stock Is estimated At 100000 and Is
nearly by the total general insurance
being $4,000 with S6),2j0 special insurance IL Is
thought the lro wls caused By spontaneous comDus-
ton a
The general insurance Is follows Amercln,ot PhIla
dephia, $1,000; Albany. $4,000 ; Boylson. $1,000 ;
Boatmen- $500; British America, $4,000; Com
mercc, OF Albany. $500; Commercial, OF New YORK
ripe Rhode Island - OOJi Fire Association OF Phael-
paia SIOOOO Fir eman's, New-Jerscy, $1,000; FIRST
PanSsyIySnis - 800 Glen Falls 50 500; Guardian As
surance, $1,000; Home 5000 Insurance. COMPANY OIL
ypsr 81 800. Mercbanfs' Rhode sIsland 50 800;
Wsrlen g. 500 Hontap. 81 80; Nepune 5000;
~ 30Dt North British 5000; North German $4,000;
Norwich Union, % 800; ORIENT, Pacific PenusJ lyanid,
Providence and Washington, $1,000 each; Rochester
German s., 300; Royal, $4,000; shoe and Leather
5000; Transatlantic, $500; Union, PENNSYLVANIA,
- 500; Cotton and Woolen. Montreal 100000 What
Cheer Mutual ~ 800 Hope Mutual, Sl5 900; American
Mutual, $1,000; Enterprise Mntual $1,000 State'
S25OO Irving 300, County, $1,000. Bowery, 300
The special storehouse insurance - Citizens New YORK
81 600. Commercial, NeN-IOrk, $500 Continental,
$500; Fremen's Fund. $500; Hartford $500
Howard, New-York, $4,000; Imperial, $4,000
Hanover. $500; Liverpool and London, ana
Glooe $1,000 London Assurance, $1,000; Ma
tional, Hartford, $500; New Hampshire, 5000
Niagara. $500 Northern Assurance, 5000
PhTnIv Assurance $500; PngnIx, New-York $1,000
Queens IS 600; Unon California, s175Oo; washing
ton 80 500, and westcAester, S1,25Q
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
SUSPENDED SWINGS BANKS.

WMKEsBARRE, Penn, July 3.-The receivers
appointed TO investigate the condition OF the suspended
Plymouth Savings Bank began their this afternoon
The capital stock 500 600 and controlled by five
OF the wealthss men In Luzerne County. Nothing has
been learned about the and Liabilities There
doubt that ali the depositors will be paid IN ru The
stockholders refuse 70 part with any stock for less than
par value.
GLOUCESTER. n. J.. July 9-The president OF the sus-
pended Gloucester City savings InsttntiO said to-day
that he expected that the bank would reopen door
lew weeks and pay dollar for dollar IL thai the
ties are $4,000, aud the full value Of assets
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A SNAIL DOOM FOR Ex-aENAToR EATON.

A delegation of New-Jersey Democratic
politicians VIII go to Chicago by special tram on the
Pcuusy vauia road 20 advocate tho nomination OF Ton
gresham william W. Eaton. Of Connecticut, FOR Pres-
dent The delegation will he beaded by W. G. Eaton and
George H. Lambert. II Ia claimed that Governor Cur
Jersey are frisndy 20 the movement fhe nomination
of ur Eaton will BE- asked the ground that he II Op
posed both 10 free trade aud TO hgn proecuVs tans ana
vet fayOrs revenue reform
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-04
OBITUARY NOTES

PROVIDENCE. K. L. july 3.-lames H. Pea
BODY. distinguished ritzen " Philadelphia, died ON
board his saeht the Marion Wentworth. 10 newport
hafbof thi. meiAAs lac bul5 viii be forwarded 70
fhnalephis
SsWseaa n Y. iaiT a=iap,als tiehfI Fafbahba
~ ths haasss Hltef steamer NJ atafiia lea nsfe ths
tapfaas ia hsd hoes engaged IA sisamsssias SEA Tie
aAaAaa faf thiitJ fsais,
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bought whksy ct sareents place on June although sa
rent had no license The casewss edin the ohers HOUSE
and many friends OF liquor seller were present HIS
counsel delivered long TRADE against the Excise Con-
missoners and the Law and Order Associauon ~
spe OF the defeat the members Of the Association a
determined 70 carry on the against unIcenss0
dealers and have secured for the arrest OF n
tee Ii1uOr seiera.
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HJeslal Notices.

Aa,ciisr. Sunsfins4, Weaknesses, ni-rsarrrs
eni all uplaretlv- tiisHasps ui men fFfnnffe ~ 'ret
nfrs vaflr.r~r disris-i pros ae Giant hlPi'rr RI
"era prrtta disease iiHuaT ant diabetes anh raHH. ~
.n IA su uarh nairiaea iliHs rr"i fr f1anis a.
w. y, rritisf plrk WIN certificates ~ nrs tHt iteNtg
ans uttranpHt erilnz them raHl Gee bY tir 3 tltt
FIA3 Ann kMFRiCAN MBUii a. BUREAU, J. ~
bssi tar tefk uh rhfsean Va ai'sniaies isl sri
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MIR. BzLAs0Os FLYING TRIP TO LONDON.

David Belasco, the author of May Blossom
and the stage manager Of the Madison Square Theatre
will start tomorrow on flying visit 10 London The
chief purpose of his visit IL 10 study the production
Called Back" the play purchased by the Madison
Square MANAGEMENT for production the fall. While
IN London Mr.. BelascO will study the methods Of
Management OF the various London theatres, Mr. r.
Wings. Wilson B&rretts and the BSncrofts particular
ths Lyssam, tho Prncesss and the Haymarket Thea,
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ry.covERyOR MOSES AGAIyIy TROUBLE.

BosToN, Mass, July Ex-Governor Robinson
has issued requisition the Governor OF Illinois fJr
the delivery OF Franklin j. Moses once Governor OF
South Carolina, who. is charged by pgrsonatins QUO
C,.oree D. Bryan obtained from rhOma' w. Hgginson,
~ Cambrig e the sum OF s34 thus rendered lseR
liable TO the penalties for false rersonation.i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-04

TRIBUNE OFFICE. July Al - m.-rhe changes In
the barometer yesterday sight. Fair and clear
weather prevailed The temperature ranged between 74'
and 81 the average 79s being - higher than on the
cor. n.ins day last year and 2''s lower than Oh
Wsdnt say. -
clear or fair weather with slight changes in tempera-
ture may be expected to-day In this city and vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-04

Landlords Perfume EdeniA
Landlords Perfume, Marecna Mel Rosa
Lundborg's Perfume, Alpine Violet.
LundDorg's Perfume. Lily 81 tl3 Nl.leY.
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GOYERNMENT INDICATIONS.

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
WA,sGNsroS July 3.-For the Middle At
lantie states generally fair weather variable Wiads
stationary Temperature.
For NswE gland, fair weather, light variable winds
stationary temperature.
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Isttsrs Europe need 10 Ally dro'tel fOr .
match Nv particular steamer Ia Osr 10 ,o f speoV o.
livery Al lesLnaton all transitaao aasao tpraAr iJi
Dv fsstrst Vaisels aVal4ll8
Foreign eRiag Jay .. VIII close al ale
osiCe f0loWG A.. 80.
Tor nra and Tor the la Fat. Countries wa branL per
fInance. via Newport News u ID 80 a. 10,
rome Der g Cty Of CHICAGO VIA Queenstown uettera
must be directed per city ChicagJ0 az 1880 4.
for Europe. per Alaska, VIA gneenst0Wn at D. IA
for Belgium direct per = = lhy EiS.l va Aht"etl -
% IN for scotland direct per AncnOra VIA Glasgow;
All D. m ior ProgTeso. Mexico per BenhJpe lotiers
must be directed PER BenhOpe % at 1870 y M For
Cuba and Porto Rico, per a. Saratoga, wa hAYAnA
Man. for amt Japan per = san Pablo wa >Aa
Tr,nrt.ca1 cls,s here Juy AZ 7 a. Asls. l0g
Au.raha Zealand sandwich and FIJI Islands per
!. "a, of swan, "a trtu, so. cly-f Arit JWy
- al u. arrival At New'torA OF :.
Britannia, with British mails fsr AustralA-
.Tne schedule closing 81 Pacific nas asrsaroa n
49, -. tan.a 1 taeir uninterrupted OTsrsnl VAasS :,
So Fraar,eo tho E4st arrEnsoN ilAs AZ IA
tlcpcs thu same dAr. sEApSoN sasrna.r.r
pa..ome. Ney.Ysrk. y. " June "a, 1854
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VICTORY OF THE Rum INTEREST ATEYACK

A verdict OF mot guilty" was given at day
light yesterday morning IN tho trial OF sargent the
lamar dsaer. It WA shown that Detective Murphy
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Dolitiral Noiices.

pxtcpt Openw ork Net Banners Best Portraits
Nav Designs HOJER A GRAHAM Artlstsi W DuAnes~
old Reliable Headquarters Established 1874
Patent Opcnwork Net Banners.
Nav Sole ManuctgJers under letters patent IA
frnsamonta win DO prosecuted Campaign equipments
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n,.S ~, Harry mar as thew came along But what
sS., the sun is your object T. ITO advertise the ins
tntiops Do you think it will do any gooo rpniisSsl
49, collage viii become known-by degrees -trhhsuef
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