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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-05
NATIONAL CAPIrAL TOPICS.
AGREEMENT on TIE DIPLOMATIC BILL.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-The Conference Com
mttee I'm charge " the Consular and Diplomatic Appro-
nriatons bill concluded consideration Of that measure NJ
O'Clock this morning with the exception Of the SEN
ate amendment approprstIng $250000 for the Mica
raguan waterway project ag cement was reached on
the entire bin House coneree- refused 20 agree to
that feature Of the BILL and the Scnae confcrecs con
clndsd consult with other members Of the senate be-
fore EXPIRE ssng their decision the amendment They
also requested that they be allowed TIL tomorrow TO
make their report The reduction compared with the
senate bill. uculug the Ncaraguan project, amounts
apouf $500 The salaries Of the ministers 10 Italy
md Austra are LEFT at 900 agreed IN the senate
and the salary Of the tOn-uG enrr AT Cairo, Egypt AT
600 as proposed by the House. The senate tOnferres
rscccd from the senate amendment providing FOR the
appontment commission to- visit aud ascertain the
best modes Of securing more intimate international ana
commercial catlOus between the United states aud the
several countries Of Central and south America.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-05

Cleveland boom At o'clock IL rained, and II spent
the remainder OF the afternoon In trying 70 clear or To
the qualification OF the farmer II did not succeed
In the country and among the vegetable growers OF the
upper end OF the city what rural vernacuar calls
q" CROWN day" ATRiDUNE reporter happened along
side battered board fence I'm the neghborh0od OF ono
hundred andonthst. and pausing for moment TO LOOK
for weather signs kis startled by cracking
sound That came from the fence. venerable truck
grower near by with the smile of Cncnnaus on hs face
and the pipe or better days his mouth. looked kindly
and afectonaely nc the reporter and there was sup
pressed ecsscg in his voice he said. with FOurthof
July puff Of smoke:
" Hyar tibet, strangeri"
:" Yes, what did iti"
why tibet inyun. Don't yer see It's or CROWN So
look thar. look thar look thar
The reporter hoped he fence 70 the onion
grow but before he could obtain evidence to swear ~
the truck grower called ha attention to the way IN when
the CROWN taters" cracking the ground about
the vines.
n was evidently GROWN day"
Fog settled down over the harhor about o'clock,
and the few vessols that moving around footed
their whiatlea briskly. There few IN use that
navigation waa not extremely difficult
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-05
THE DEMOCRATIC MIDDLE.
Confined from First pea,
for him. Our sdvices to-day are very encour-
aging.'
CURsEs FROM CoUNTY DEMOCRATS.

CURSES FROM COUNTY DEMOCRATS.
MUCH WRATH AT A DELAY OF TWO HOURS IN
STARTING THEIR SPECIAL TRAIN.
The special trains conveying the County
Democracy delegates ~ Chicago should have left the
West Shore Railroad Depot at weehawken yesterday at
D45 a M They did not start until two hours later
majority Of the party crossed the river the o'clock
boat At the depot they found tram standing each
side OF the platform. The we're decorated with
hags' bunting and streamers broad band Of muslin
bearing tho words in rcd and blue letters New York
county Democracy tackled on the side or each car
extending is entire length In tho cent r. " each was
picture OF Governor Cleveland The headlight ~ each
locomotive bore similar picture There were seventeen
sleeping and three baggage Tho train was maze
ny To nc run In two sections the leading one having ten
mlnutca' hsadway
Tho Jefferson club Of tho XvIItth Assembly District.
100 strong wearing badges and white hascarryinRcan"
and headed 10y tho Onth Regiment Hand. marched 10
the terry AZ $50 Tho entire delegation had reached
he depot and we're ready 10 board tho trains The Do
partmcnt od Public work, was VOL represented Com.
mHsphoi thompson went u Chicago on wednesday uut
AVS rurhahtA and tho clerks and inspectors of thr DC
were present IN great number" There was AZ
paNhty no Reason why tho proyiAons and liquors, ~,
,n"uEn ,nrtr WA great quantity OF the lat,or shup
ol ne placed on board At 0noe aud the start made hi
trouble sraghtway hogan fhe delegations could not uhu
tsc cars The names having been covered with tho rpsO
mush ana when the right places were foundA c ehshoes
WoIo that The proper supplies were ON anothef car,
ns uomntee or Arrangements were Disguised pepuy
Couhy clerk Beate said that he had made out ist OF
~. utlosallOhH VINO Htlt !"
on thursday night and placed In the hands OF the rail-
road ol1cias and had the cars been ma.r
ny 10 this order all would have gone well. Inc
ANth and lAth District delegations were together IN
the cars OF the first section and the band was To accom-
pany them. All these separated. Finally, after
consultation between the railroad officials and the Com
ntee or Arrangements. 10 agreed that the errors
should be remedied The work of once more making up
the two trains begun amid tall swearing at the de-
Jay. one oudmouthed man at intervals impOred me
superintendent 70 sell him extra locomotive. we
want To get 70 Chcag0 and money object witb u.s.
you know he added Gradually the blundsrs were cor
rected and At ll40 the first section rolled out or the
dep" amid cheers, the rattle OF hrecrackers and the
booming OF a small cannon in the baggage car; Even
then all was not peace and harmony. ASsem0lyman
James Oliver exclaimed Indignantly All the dudes are
in that first tram. They have got the band and cannon
with them and they will scoop everything at the dining
stations have seen that racket worked before len
minutes ter the first section started the second foI-
lowed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-05
NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.

w ASHlNiFIONs July r. iib L l'otAthb H'hb
the following nominations 10 tue senate to-day:
Diplomatic Seirice-JOhn \. Kasson, OF Iowa, % be
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister PenipOtentary OF
The United states to Germany, vice A A. sargent
Aphonso TAFT Of Ohio, TO be Envoy Extraordinary AMI
Minister PenipOteudry of the United states To Russia
now Minister 10 AUSTRIA John NJ Francis, OF New YORK.
to be Envoy ordinary and Minister Penpotentiary
or the liteG states 10 Austria Hungary; now mister
Resident To Portugal Lewis Richmond. OF Rhode Island
to he Minister Resident and Consult eneral OF the
United states TO POrtuZal. samuel H. NJ Byrrs 10 he
onsul Genera at ROME. Italy Ramon o. Williams 10
be Consu-jeneral at IiJvsna
Judicial McAlllster, ir., OF California, to be
United states Judge for the District or Alaska l. W.
Haskell. Of Iowa 10 De United states attorney Ior Tue
D.trirt OF Alaska. AnNrrw + Lewis, OF Illinois. 10 ne
Clerk OF the United states Court for the DISTRICT Of
Alaska NJ C. Glllyrr OF California, TO be Marshal 0ftbe
I1ned states Court for the District or Alaska. Frank
Spery Of Newly O 10 De Associate Justice or The ou-
nrsns Court OF Dakota. Seward Smith. OF iowa, 10 De
Associate Justice Of the supreme Court Of Dakota.
rorrp Turner OF Alabama, 10 be Associate Justice Of
th4 supreme Court of Washington Territory.
rUil-Licutcnant-C Colonel Glover Perrin, surgeon 10
be colonel and assistant surgeon-generaL mayor An
rex Sniih sur econ, to b- lieutenant colonel and
surgeon Captain PdssmOre Middleton. assistant surgeon
be MAJOR and surgeon
Robert 8 Gardner OF West Virginia, to be Indian
Thomas p Cheney. Of New Hampshire, to be Pension
Agent at Concord y. H.
James l. Hodges, Of Colorado, to be Receiver Of puDAc
MONEYS AZ GlenwoOd springs. col
lanes Ross Of Colorado % be Register OF the Lana
Once at GlcnWoOd Springs, Col
Johu A. Rea Of Dakota, TO be Register OF the Land
Miner " Bauce, to be Register OF the Land ONCE at
Niohrara, Neb. 90 -,
aten William = Dickson. Henry Martin and Merideth ID.
Jones' passed assistant surgeon TO be surgeons III inc
navy. . .s ...
for the district Of kenncbunS. Maine
George W Mnthes. of New-Jer-ey, 70 be collector Oh
customs tor The district Of Little * larbor \. j.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WARRINGTON. Friday. July T. 1884
PROPOSED PUBLIC BUfLDras.-The House COMMITTEES
on Public buildings agreed to-day 10 report fayorabv
bills making appropriations % 100000 for public build
ing at Lysn. Mass and sI5 900 for public building ~
Plymouth. Mas. II agreed To report favorably
Joint resolution providing FOR appropriation or ZoVOV
FOR enlargng and improving the grounds and coecton
at wsahinRtons headquarters. at M1rristpwn. v. j.
TuE BUREAU OF MILITARY JUSTICE - The House
agreed the conference report Of the Bureau Of Military
Justice bill to-day.
READING rHB DECLARATION oF fNpEPFSpESCH.-Ihs
Decaf alton ~ read In the senate 10
dav Mr. Brewer, ~ New YORK. moved that be rad IN
the House but the Speaker decided that bs motion was
ID or,Hr,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-05
TAMMANY AND IRVING HALL OFF TO-DAY.
The Tammany special train, composed OF two

baggage and twentythree sleeping will leave the
Grand Central Depot to-day. All the arrange
ments now complete. The 9TH Regiment band
will accompany the party. About 600 men will 20. Al
will tall white hats and blue badges the latter
bearing the inscription "Tammany Hall. 1854" II us
expected the train will reach Chicago at p NJ to-
morrow Commissioner Brennan will be the Grand
Marshal. Police Justice German, ex-senator Grady and
F. r. spnOla have goneO Chicago TO make arrangements
for the reception OF the party.
The Irving Hall sDecal tram composed OF six sleeping
ears VIII $50 from the Erie depot in jersey
city Sheriff Davidson. ex-Iherif BOwc, Thomas j.
Creamer Deputy sheriffs Finn and Douglas and Robert
j. Mooney viii be in the party
The Aldermen will meet Monday, at noon, to pass
upon the tax lists. The Democratic members OF the
Board will take the evening train for Chicago The law
prescrihes Board shall meet that day and the
Democrats were thus unable accompany their re-
spective organizations on the special trains.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-05
How 1HE WE4rHER CHANGED IT'S MIND.

The weather got mp early yesterday morning
and started about its daily business with y rum " was
evidently determined outdo it' performances OF we'd
peaiay aud Thursday. and Hudnuts thermo'n'ler' 10
ginning 10 fsel lts effects about ociooE' start
ed on the Same Oll rpr' that ~ has beeh
travelling fut some tune ~ "o'"'H "
.,,,nsd IN and without stopping ~ way stations went
,t.ht ,n IA 49, vbeh IA struck sohrdHe time, ~
olach iiefu "a aused and suddenly remembered thai "
WIS lhe Fourth ~ Jut lhe swsliefnE ely had mo'"'
10 the suaade aud ~ tho rivers and sound ahd eli me
sarou, heat was brina waalad ~ taainl afes'a asa
peaoefi oobbe stones tho weather draw ia s h"th'
and decided 10 tsup Va ealnfie IN reserve 70 NO" the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-05
COMBINATIONS BY THE SENATE.

WAsmNGroN, July 4.-Ibe Senate in execu-
tive session today confirmed the following nominations
Aruy-Maior Joseph =. Conrad. nth Infantry, to DE
U,utpuaptcOunel 22d Infantry. captain James -
casey 9TH Infantry. 20 be- major I'm Infantry FIRST
faptr, sefond Lieutenant Hunter Lggett, to be first
lieutenant jtn Infantry. Sergeant Iu1us II Weber 10
Ia. "a roud lieutenant. sergeant joni g. FINLEY tn he
secnud lieutenant Second Lieutenant Samuel J. Pague.
tn ha Hrat lieutenant 10th infantry Captain Thomas
ward Artillery 10 De assistant aslhaht general WIN
the rank tf uipnt =. =, o., -
Enguser Corps-Capiain Thomas " llnnllenhT tn be
u air Ttrai Lieutenant Thomas W SyinUna tu bn cap
tain Second Lieutenant George hituu go boz 9t iol
tpnnnt irving Hall tn boz second lieutenant james &.
saafori tn be SECOND lieutenant Hiram thittendrp
A. hp arrund lieutenant Caasuu gillette in br second
lieutenant David Du " Ualnafd tU hN arruhi irutHh
ant lintfT Taylor 10 be seound lieutenant William w.
HihrU tu lr nrpuhd lieutenant
OHFfhV wendell T. simpson, liheat lnhiha Inhh
a, knight ianius A, tur, nuHh J, uAlashni,
UanfRs % urpaa, John a. npinstf, ttnauf g. tshull,
taffand aats Eugene iad, ufaia iiniehrsnn, lanea
b. Hughes, .nd fownat.n a. Clarke I" hn annehd Hut
tsnhnh
t0yiugian a. nelknap 81 r0riefyia, tai 10 ba agent
Tot the Indians 0f the fuls River Agescy 70 uat0rpA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-05

Letters for Europe Hes not clT tir~tel Tor -
match by any particular 100 Oref - irs
livery destination M trAnsasAAtlo mAs are plwsg lsI
IS flstasi ytt.sii tvil tlla
Foreign the week enlag July D. will close &C ais
once ~ fOliON=
IN ,rall and Tor the Ia alta Counties. via brazil per
tnnnce VIA Newport News at 1880 p fnr b. 1.
rope = 1.ty Of lctgo. wa Queenstowr uctteti
must directed tlty (hiragIl &C 1880 e..
f1r Europe. per =. T. ALASKA via Queenstown 90 m
Belgium direct. a lthy lianl VIA Antwerp AZ
m. lot -o0tan iioct. per 50 AuchDra VIA hltsguN
a. IA or Ptuue'H, .tct.cn per s. Sem pt le 90
musi bee fertM per BrnhOlt 'H n 1870 . ~ fpf
tuna and Porto ilicp per r. 3. ~t aogA via llavlna
LaLs fer hlnE ant Japan. Per = -nn Pablo va -sn
Iusti.. Sew Lcautnd. sandwich and 10 ihanii ,r"r
..tt.i Of rIu 60 nd. so CO. ri lhF
'yg Al % I'M lnr 90 arrigal NerNOrs n =
untarnc with Brltisn mans TOT Austrsuh.
.r,e .chedss. sftrsnsrAhhc nh.ls mr,hs-f D,
uiatsrrtntHt pvAt tn ftAuAf -
sap Ftsnr.s Mails ftss ne hi't srVn3 ~ llhH ~ 80
Fiaanspo the dlf % shihf o. 'eAh-i' 49, H'A-aii
lhes'' 'h- 's"s'" grvHN q PTAnapN rsNsstst
Fn.tOars Nsw eta y ~ June ~. 1855
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-05
rRrRuNr OrFIGE. July 81 a The

TRIBUNE OFFICE. July 81 a. s.-The movement
In the barometer yesterday was downward. Cloudy
weather prevailed and AZ inches Of rain fell The tenn
perature ged between go ITO the 72o)
being 1919 lower than the corresponding day last
year, and 17so lower than on 1hur~day.
Ram, followed by partly cloudy or fair weather may DO
exDected today In this city and vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-05

Andrew Raison. OF Minnesota 10 bs Receiver OF Pub
lie Moneys at Redwood Falls, MINI. -. ve.,,
Jacob Austin, OF Minnesota. To DO hscesver OF fuons
Moneys AZ Fergus Falls. MINI. -.
Edward r. Curtis OF Idaho, 10 be Register OF the Lana
Office at Boise City, Idaho.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-05
ralsUNs LOCAL oBsxRvArroN&

TN HOURS Morning Night inehs
pa y 80 D = " 10 J. ! y = ~ y = sloIl 800
II LIIILl I'LL. " --l-,-y "a LII W. lIL ll
- ttrf nm t-Y 1-Nr7 rr-s-f--frNT-ri
- -s-r--t ~ "A
Is -lf- = !. IT =. T 80.
~ s-I-i-I-f ~ y r--' d - 80 r''--Trl
n rTlILTTTI d I~l n i N III ,l r-f'y-I NM
20 4 II T-Td.I ITal TIIT M IIfI sTI tFirTTfT1
80 iTTTirTT~17f mn F-IrT T N T-f IT, fT-Ti-T'
6s LII hmm h Z -.I-. 29.5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-05

When the Liver Fails to act, and you are
bilious and out Of sorts Dr. Jaynes ssnatiye Ps to
bring about healthy action OF the LIVER and all
distressing symptoms =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-05
Incidents Of TIE LoYG BRANCH SEASON
4 LARGE NUMrER or YIsTORs-wARNtNG PRO-
PBIETORs or CLUB-HOrsEs

4 LARGE NUMBER or VIsTrORs-wARNGNG PRO-
PHIEIORs or CLUB-HOCsEs.
LoSG BRANcH. y. j.. July 4.-1hcre was an
unusually large number Of visitors the Branch day
The trains Of the Pennsylvania and Philadelphia and
Reading railroads consisted Of from to ten cars
each, and they packed with men, women
and children Ina; many compelled TO stand until
they reached their destination. The iron steamboats,
brought between $500 and 900 pleasure seekers
IL rancd for about tive hours. and then fog set IN
which EXTENDED several miles inland This fog was So
dense It impossible TO the end Of the Ocean Pier
from the blua The arrivals the hotels largo.
The day vitOrs scattered the entire front
from North Long Branch TO the West End Hotel, cap
turc many OF the upon hotel porches, ate
ham and chicken sandwiches upon the beach,
and literally paronizcd the weigh youfor yecents man
The man with a maet who Only asked five cents for al
lowing a man pound away at machine which re-
corded The striking weight the blows did good bust
ness until brOad-chested woOdchOpper from down In
the jersey pines broke up both his machine and his husi
ness with blow The with fun OF perform
ing birds was surrounded by admring crowd all day
and went home with a hat full Of pennies and five cen
pieces.
The the Pullman paror which run over the
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad from Jersey City Point Pleas
ant has been reduce TO % cents each way.
week from Sunday evening sacred vocal music and
religious readings viii be gwen in the paror Of the How
land Hotel by Edwin A. summers Alexander Irving and
Clinton Burln=, Of New-Y0rk
The socaed club houses" here have increased 10 five
IN number An effort Is being close them. Last
night the propretors warned by Chief Of Police
LLOYD to close their games They all remained open
to-day in spite Of the warning There hops ali OF
the hotels this evening
There was celebration here to-day and the Board
Of Commissioners secured the hatred small boys by
issuing an edIct against thr Use OF fireworks
An effort IS being made by some OF the friends
OF Mr. Blaine 10 have him here with
his family for the season. II they come they viii
OCCUPY the large cottage OF John Hoey nearly
Opposite the lodge house OF Hollywood Park Mr.. H0eys
country The cottage has twentysix bedrooms IN
addition 10 those intended for .the servants IL Is fur
i,hcd throughout and has all modern improvements.
Tne Morocco Manufacturers Association will hold It's
annual meeting at the Rowland Hotel Thursday Of
next week.
Hollywood Park the country seat OF John Hoey is Wis
tied almoat daily by hundreds OF the hotel guests.
4. j. Clssat and his staying at the West End
Hotel
NJ stout. " jersey city Is pying the large
new cottage OF Richard j. DoDbns of Philadelphia. at
Bath and second AYES
TX United states senator Alexander c. Catte. OF New
Jersey Is at the Elber0n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-05

diagram she baronenA variations 10 hi. city BY ssatha
ofnh. lines divisions ofns for the hssrs
oscstoas
ihns dotted Inc
tie Indicated tssnonster &C HiA
Pasr macy ss Broadway
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rHs WBLrHEs RsrOsL.
oOvrRNNrNr fNDicArfONq

wA,nlNsroS July i.-For New England.
increasing cloudiucas aud local rans east Ia south ~nds
stationary temperature lower barometer,
For tho Middle Ata.tc STATE. local rains and partly
cloudy weather wind, generally nom tho south, station.
AIRY temperature lever barometer,
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5peclal Nonces.



STOVE A.D GREENHOUsE PLANrs
Ever offered tue Uultad states In ,uilng
OACHID9. PALMS, FERNS, &C.
YOUNG & ELLIOTT have received instructions from
WILLARD =. VOORHEES,. Receiver, appointed by the
Cbancery 0 NewJersey, enrcta dissolution ana
tween e. ii ant CHARt h ant JOIN hIuIEWAG
IN business carried on BY O. SUCH for their JOnt
II The property tercn 70 sell by auc-
Greenhouse OF sad a. such a. south AmDoy.
valuable interesting collection Of IDts Win
out reserve. TUESDAY, MEDNtsD A, III H. DAY.
ana ERIDAY. July ), ., 40 and ii, at ~ o'clock a IN
Apply for catalogue to YOUNG Il ELLIOTT. Il Cort
lanisL. YORK. BY order Of ". p. VOORHEES,, Eo-
ceyeT Now Brunswick, y. J. - -.-.
Ivy >unDurn, Tan tngsOt Mosquitoes Gnas Bees.
Hornets, &c. 20 cents All Drdgg.sls.
Affections -ufiering-, WeahDesse~. Discharges
and OF tor nlnalc IN -tfl-
news Grgats iTOpsy AMI diabetes ami cannot
cured with mach medicines alOn' electric ~ sounds az
with certificates Of aud pre-crp-
tons permanently curing thom mailed ree Dy the ~ ~
Broad NewYOrk Old physician IN attendance day and
evening
Conare.- Woier-~uperior 10 All. Caharic alterltiya
sDIu. or disorder. 81 ths stomach liver kintys
Avoid cruue. harsh waters " naive All iOrtFn" Hl'1
waters positive rtanJ AMI impair the digestive Ors4l,
anu kidneys
Home Made Presers -. dc.
Families supplied Preserves Jen.eh BranIisi All
Canned Ftuts Pickles &c. put np Ia
GLASS.
And warranted
PERFECTLY PURE
Circulars containing price, aud references sens apDoa
WIN SARAH : MCELRArH
80 DesrIw-sL. BrODAiyu y =.
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KDN4PPiNG rHE N1N wHo RoBBED HIN

AyOung fellow-countryman called on George
BenznO French barber living at No 20 Luilow-st. on
Thursday morning and told him that ne had pacs 20
s,ecp and had not eaten a square meal In two
days. Beuziny took pity on him and went 10
piece Of meat The young man improved
thc opportunity 10 steal pocheth0ok containing $40
in bills aud several dollars silver This, wth razor
aud silver coin of the rgnUf Henry III Df France, he
ann rtiiod. and de- parted iur pafts unknown leu
firu tpunried tho matter tu the police Detective
layer was uui the case, tut uu-
able tn discover ANY trace ~ the thief nenfho
learned that the thief in Iuu leo lie went there
and u+,uyprgd MA man IN boz room anu succeeded IN
eutiong nina uut ~ The place Then no hi The uAh over
the head wtfh atith. ai while the thiHf was in bali
tatrd rendition tiri mia hands nEsthff Hnl innh MN
down ~ the lur loo lnfty trnrr 10 the lhtu"th IRE
piurt va rHt phr Luhdird and twrub Hitih a.
tatflnu HtHt atifita uVni hia nntfHHH, hhh W
dui3nd nrrly Ia beet 10 into he Iahth ltanhpt
rtsInu hoan about n'rlufk iaa night AID Win many
FeAirualuna told the sHfanaai p hiA aai lla pihnPs
lagfHt thai tue tAuf had given away tho e"in ~
lisnly III and thus spoiled hia collections
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poIilieal Notices.

Patent Op,so srh Net itaaneTs nes, Portraits
mes ussisns nutth y uuAitAh, Afusia ~ naaae ~
uiA iuliaula haaiguAf'ea hslauhahra laaA
isism Opanwsrk NJ, nanarss
Nav dsnisus saa ManufaotnfaTs uudsr irass petasL 10
.enuuLs VAL Ls RIVsuuutal lalnpasu slulpiusuti
IA a. Levy Co, ~ Msoa,e1ss
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N4RKTED

HALMERS-BIsHOP-On Monday evening Jun, 80 in
Grace Church Ohantry New YOrk. by The Rev frederick
carter Of ~ Georges Church Brooklyn assisted by tho
Rev. Alexander Mackay smith, OF 81 Thomas's Cburch
New-YOrk. James V. Chalmers, o. BROOKLYN and Ida
daughter OF Dr. IL h Bishop, VI Worcester, Mass.
M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-05
DIED.

Al notices Of mar1ags must be Endorsed RITA faH
nam IN address.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-03-24
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

Forty-six deaths were reported to the city
Board of Health last week.
William p. Marsh has been admitted to prac-
tice in the Superior Court, by Judge Howe.
John Tyler, colored, died at the City Hospital.
yesterday. His friends are requested to call and
claim the body.
An attachment suit has been filed in the fed
eral court by Leon Marks & Co., of Cincinnati,
against A. R. Wolf, of Muncie, for 81, 351. 81.
Marriage licenses were issued on Saturday to
David Burks and Mary E. Melbourne, Jacob
Willgus and Mary F.. Hutchins, Oscar J. Sny-
der and Nora Ritter, M, w. Baker, and Annie
Butterfeld.
On Saturday, Judge Howe heard the argu-
ment in the demurrer to the complaint in the
suit of George W. Geiger against l. N, Patti
son, in the contest for the city treasurership,
and took the matter under advisement.
The st. Paufs Home Mission will give a mu-
steal and literary entertainment at English's Hall
on Tuesday evening. This society is organized
in the interest of sewing women, and deserves
the patronage of the public. Madame Heine has
kindly consented to accompany Mrs. Scott, the
celebrated vocalist, on the occasion. Prof. Nc
Avoy, John kidd and Rose Wilson are among
the attractions of the evenings programme,
which is an unusually attractive one.