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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-01
Impirf-Mr. Quinn
TRIAL TRIP OF A CATAMARAN.

Commodore NOOrhis of Nyack, and thirty
friends made trial trip yesterday in his catamaran the
Henry w. LOngrelow. At sixteen revolutions her speed
was twelve miles hour; at twenty-One revolutions,
fifteen miles. As she carried only eighty pounds OF
steam and allowed carry $50 pounds her speed
estimz ted at eighteen twenty miles an hour
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-01
AN INCORRECT STATEMENT

RrCHFIELD SPRINGS, n. Y, June 30.-A dis
patch appears in of the NewYork papers to-day say
ing that me Times tue first paper received in Rich
field on Sunday. This is error The first to arrive.
and the hrs be sale THE tribune. Ii beat The
hines By twenty minutes and all the hotels were sup
plled before The Times arrived.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-01
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
THE CENTRAL PACIFIC.


WHAT VICE PRESIDENT HUNTINGTON SAYS ABOUT
THE PROCEEDINGS IN SAN FRANCISCO.
In reply to dispatches from San Francisco to
the effect that an application for the appointment OF
receiver for the Central Pacific Railroad Company had
been made by Mrs Cotton and that large amount Of
sinking fund bonds had been sent TO NewYork, Vice
President c. p. Huntington said yesterday: e was a
good deal surprised TO such statements published
Here Is something which scrubbed when camo down
town
VicePresdcnt Huntington emphatically denies the
story there has been any unwaTanted disturbance
pany The only Southern Pacific bonds belonging TO the
sinking fund sent to New-YoIk were those accumulated
the state aid loan Of u 100000 which natures
July l. These bonds here 10 be used TO pay of
the state aid bonds, contemplated by the mortgage
The allegations Of Mrs Cotton In her st (which Is not
against any OF the railroad companies but only against
private parties are simply spe-work intended to inuIe
credit the parties endeayoring 10 Dackma
She attacks all the interests oi the lre@ win whom she
them that is moi her due he counsel teegaphs that
application has been made for receiver ior any OF the
railroad companies mat for the comparatively small
amount Of bonds and stocks that she claims Interest
IN and that the subject OF her litigation The refusal
nf udge Jennie TO entertain such Il motion IN chambers
NAV De taken a. an indication that lac VIII not allow the
machinery OF his court to be used for such adlshon-
Orable purpose.
There is nothing in that statement which Will mol
stand by the last Mrs. Cotton has suit against the
failToad company only against Of the directors
their private capacity All the securities involved In
her litigation IN safe IN san Francisco; they have
touched since she laid claim to them. The fact
is that Mrs Cotton has small interest IN the result Of
the suit because each OF her four lawyers has been
promised onc-1fth OF the proceeds The publication OF
some letters a while ago intended to force some
IN oney from IA ii .ai,r ana fresh attempt to
the same end has been do not think that the ap
picat for a receiver will be considered moment
That will be brOue up for hearing on Tut siay, or any
other time The ~ pt Is simply one to compel com
promise and of her lawyers have more real inter
est I'm getting something than Mrs. Cotton has But
whether an Application for receiver should be heard OF
not makes Mic difference 10 any OF All the com
PAWS interest will be paid promptly presentation.
and the securities in any way involved IA tho litigation
have not been disturbed
About the interest on Atlantic and Pacific bonds
Well yes have offered 10 furnish some money toward
IL II the Atkinson Topeka aud 70 aud the 81 Louis
and Francisco companies should moi I've ablc 10 meet
it, presume they have all the money they need.
because have heard nothing ahour the matter to-day
The southern Pacific has interest in the matter be
yOnd fhcrly regard Tor the success ot any lines which
bring il business"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-01
jIeELEvATED STOCKHOLDERS ADJOURN


Stockholders meetings of the New York Ele-
waited and the Manhattan Railway companies held
yesterday but suddenly adjourned until August !.
formal ratification VI the agreement for the virtual con
sodaton o. the elevated railroads the purpose of the
meeting. Before any action hal been taken 1t
nounced that the legal papers IN the possession OF
General Francis C. BARLOW, counsel for the Metropolitan
Company who had locked them up in his safe and then
left town.
4 was In tho chair" Cyrus W. Field said. when MI
VamdcfpOcl came pulling into the room. lie said
that General Barlow had borrowed the agreement
from him on Thursday. aud that when he sent fpr II to
daT nc had been informed tina General Barlow WIS out
Of town was very much annoyed because had Tho as
sent ~ largo majority ~ the stockholders ~ the three
companies Tho dclsr sonmed To- me inetcusable sud
suspected trick ri once There may not have been
intended. bat up could only adjourn md WI dd that
without drlhg. ilight hare ny desk have tho slsnn
iutss ~ tho pst ~ siorhhpdqra ~ Tho three rrnps
nas oar liWyota ial "a tilt these papers legal
sancfion ~ tho agreement mlda ~ tho Gem.
miiirrs but ~ pfHfm ~ hivs Tho vote
~ tho stprhtoldrfs IN Open msoting, 1bffo IL
ono nng n.tiid Me Maahlltan Company
T. ~ possession ~ tLr pIh.oy AMI Is receiving iLu
money 1 tho bhsinnsa tnsr ~ rth stand ~ ilhi Hr
long lniE The MrIOpuftu slpthhullrfa NhO hlgL
have got ihGr inter 81 noffOw, lhe money In safe i
The trust company, AID We shall hold on Ia u ann hr
agreement has been approved by iH tirckhnufs ~ lhu
Metropolitan company. weeks notice II AL that Il
qulreh aud n the MetTOpOt tau oh1Dscs Ia hold meeting
does not-se, We Aoirn ours until tLe morning of
thD rts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-01

vss sent and said ne regarded the action OF the COM
ittce asuuirst lie considered the tes mony OF ten
era swain rs unqua'iicdy false and the tesumony Oh
Genera! Boyntor rs unfoundel in fact
C. G. Cole partner OF W A. Cook denied th't ne hao
sn interview with Mr. Colman relative to the proven
ton of an indictment of CogroNe star route con
tractor lie characterized Mr. Colman as man of bad
repute.
wP Wood a private detective characterized Mr.
WOODWARD the Post Office inspector, as scoundrel and
guilty OF recommending fraudulent claims. His IAN
ue became so offensive that the chairman of the com
mittce was compelled To insist that he give
darnt kind OF les timony or leave the roOm Tho wit
ness said that j. w. Green clerk IN the Post Office De
pArtment had produced facts aud papers showing fraud
uron the mart vi persons interested the OF
tn star route cases and that they not proceeding
against the defendants in good faith. Mr. Wood SAID
thai ne was working the interest of Brady, and that
the papers had bten furnished him by Grecp rs per-
sona favor and without Green's knowledge OF MS being
Interested defendants He characterized the re-
mission OF fines To walsh by the Government ~ steal
Mr.. woodward informed the committee that Cook had
written letter, recommending an extra mouths pay 10
alsh for services the santa Fe and Prescott route
'" That's a deliberate, studied he interposed MI
Cook.
The chairman requested Mr.. Cook TO keep quiet, Mr.
Woodward said that he would prove by second Assistant
PosinasterG encl Lyman that the letter was written
The sprin- Committee has decided TO hear state
ment nom ex-senator kellogg Tomorrow.
CUMMINGS AND BURGDORF INDICTED.
WASHINGTON, June 3O.-James ID. Cummings
and Augustus urgdor arrested in connection with the
Navy Department frauds, were indicted by the Grand
Jury to-day for presenting false accounts against the
United states rbc indictment against Cummings who
has been do ng business here as commission merchant
for presenting for payment and approval certain
false against the United States for rubber hose
reels and other articles at aggregate cost OF Sl6S DO
That against Burgdort, who carries on c&Dne max
ing for presenting for payment false
glinst the United states for two olseEsaIy
at cost Of $50 aud for presenting to Fay In,
Richard Washington certain false certificate o.
Philip :. Wales. chief OF the Bureau of Medicine and
SuTgery, In support Of the false account.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-01

DErEon; Juno So-Wheat dull No whits Cash and
uha 81 OIL July 81 OO' August esNG. September s5 Lo
No. Red 0oc.i No white S9c. Cors-No S. NO ,.s3
No, White 10 i2ci No. 2 Si4o Recsipu-wheat 5000
E.VVV basA, Corn s.O0V bush, Oats. 1000 bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-01
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NkT-YORK, June 30.
The week at the Petroleum Exchanges opened
TODAY with a disappointing market There was a good
deal Of strength displayed the early dealings but 1t
did not last long The rst reports Of the monthly state
Inent OF development work in the oil regions were bull
ish" but thoy were "bulsh" that traders hestated
TO accept them authentic Under such circumstances
rumors OF the opening of big well at WardwePs Ferry
excited considerable influence, and as the day wore on
the desire TO sell intensified From 637s cents
the price declined to 59As cents, but before
the close there was slight rally The ending of tha
market barely steady but tho carrying rates reelected
continued scarcity Of certificates and large persist
ent demand for their use.
The range prices AID the total dealings for tho week
were No fOlloWsI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-01

iIraTAHVrs HInDunIcU l,BDU,UUU DarreIs
City and 3, 1913. 900 barrels In Bradford.
The refined market opens for the business week
unchanged.
BRADFORD, Penn, June 30.Crude oil weaker; United
Pipe lane certificates opened at 627 and closed at 60;
highest price 63 lowest 59S; total runs Saturday and
Sunday, l09.59 bills; total shipments 1O7 100 bbls;
charters 80 7o6 bbls. olearancss, 4,49s, 900 bba
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-01

TIE CENGRA = NETWORK TURNER SOCIETY.
Troy, Jun 3O.-The Central New York
Tunveren con sting Of societies of Troy Albany and
Amsterdam held a tournament hero yesterday. A
sacred followed uy performances on the hOr
zOntal bar, club swinging, and tumblng.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-01
BASEBALL CONTESTS.

One of the regimental championship games
was PLAYED at the Polo Grounds yesterday between p'Se
ball mines FROM the 9TH and Goth Regiments The o9thS
players apparently little about the game ana were
badly beaten. The 7th's players showed up IN gooa
form AT the aud i'll their base running DaNehport,
pitcher had his left hand badly split. ana Cnauhcy
nine TO seven bur darkness stopped the The score
by innings WAS as follows:
Seventh ....----.-...-1 ~ ~
Sixty ninth. -......s'.'''V -
Umpre-Mr. Quinn.
Games were also played as follows
In Cleveland York 9; CleVeland2.
In Chicago Chicago Providence 4.
In Buffal0-BulalO TO- Philadelphia 4
In DetrOit-BostOn IL DetrOit2.
In ToledO-Allegheny !; Toledo 3.
In Harrsburg-AllentOwu (; Harrisburg i. =
In dephia-St Louis Union 6; Keystone Union o.
In Baltimore-Baltimore Union IL Chicago O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-01

-, PROFITS OF AUBURN PRTsON.
AUBURN, n. T.. June 3O.-The profits of Au
state Prison for June SiGs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-01
nm ENTRIEs rOR TO-DAY.

The wnd-up oi the June meeting at the Concy Island
Jockey Club will be to-day There arc large fields
in some ot the races, but the wOycarod selling hand
cap Is great disappointment having only three enT1e
The Strrip Cup long distance handicap has only five
entries these good and 1t will probably be
the race Of the day. For the Steepechase some old
fsV ifes "
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-04-04

NIvIsECrloN. Administrations
in this country will hear with regret
the blow which their cause has sustain
ed in Germany, The question wheth-
er vivisection should be prohibited in
educational establishments, and its
abuse punished by law, was handed
over last German Parliamentary ses-
sion to the Government for decision.
The Minister of Education referred
the matter to the medical faculties.
The verdict of the committee of the
Berlin University, composed of the
ablest German medical men, was pub
Ished few days ago, stating that vi
visection is essential for both student.
and scholars, that without it furthe
progress in physiology becomes i'm
possible, and that no definite judg
ment can be formed by students i
they have not been taught by expert
ments the most important laws of life
Doctors are much the same all tn
world over Pail Mall Gazette.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-04-04
Postomce Hours.

ID, ring week DAYS, until further notice
the lostoffice viii he Sept open from seven
A. NJ. until ninc p NJ
Sundays from halfpast twelve to one
and from tour until SIX 2. Nj.
MONEY ORDER BUSINESS.
The Money Order office will not bt
opened at all on Sundays; and no Money
, Order business will be transacted on Sa!
urdays after four O'Clock L. NJ.
5. Z. SILSBY,
Idaho City, Dec }, 1875. Postmaster
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-04-04

Mother" said a slangy boy at the
table when company was present,
@sthis butter is o. X, but the bread is
i. N. G. and ought to get the G. b.
aJust hear him." exclaimed the fond
mother; she is such splendid Latin
scholar that l don't pretend to under
stand word he says"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-04-04
Beckett & McDowe ell

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1t derives its motion from an eccentric
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1t reduces the ore to an even size.
1t makes track ballast with little waste
1t produces fine or coarse material fol
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1t is the cheapest manufactured.
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.nnor,sms from the Quarters.
Macon IN centu y Magazine

!. 4. Macon in Cent? Magazine
De candv-pullin kin call louder dan
de log-rollin'. !,
De bes' apples float on de top Q ae
peck medjer
De steel-trap know when 10 talh'
Hailstones don't pick hard heads to
.drap On
De yomg rooster dat crow too ioao
Il 1ectioneerin' for lickln.
Tall tree make de squ'el sassy.
De redbird lub to drink whar he
kin see hisse'f in de water
De top o de hill is harder to ma
dan dc bottom.
De wood-pile fraid o de nort WIND.
De s'ingle-tree got to stan heap O.
kickin,.
Dus' don't settle on de meal-box.
A shotgun kin outvote good-size
oomn,nv q waterinillion hunters.
A man dat cut his finger don't brag
on his knife while dc blood's runln
De rabbit kin make de bes' time
when he trabblin' for his health.
Oars bad streak in folks that
think dc whole wul' is pen'tench'ry'
One dead bee-martin is wuf nun
dred live ones.
De shirt buttons hep de looks o
things, but de gallus-buttons do de
solid wuk. ).
De right sort o'ligion heaps de half
bushel>
DE steel hoe dat laughs at de iror
one is like de man dat is 'shamed 0
his grand-daddy.
faint wuf fndin' out who gifts dc
bes' of goat swap.
When de bait is wuf mo- an de flsi
It's time to stop fshin'.
Old Satan couldn't GIT long with
out plenty o'he'p.
De buggy whip can't make up TO
light feed in de boss trough.
A mule kin tote so much goodnes
in his face dat he don't hab none lie
for his hind legs.
De price o tame coons don't peste
many folks.
Some grabble walks may lead to d
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De bes' bravery is de sort dat ain
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De lead steer know when de whil
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De billy-goat gifts in his harde
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Better not pull down de empty ia
Little hole in your pocket is wa
ser'n big one at de knee
Gap in de AK show itsef in de chi
De dog on three legs amt alwa
lame.
lis mighty easy to run de track
roasted possum.
Appetite don't reggerlate de tin
o day.
Some smart folks don't know he
de fros' git on de bottom oh de CHI
De quagmire don't hang out
sign.
One pusson kin thread neet
better'n two,
DE pint o de pin is the easiest
to find.
De green top don't medger de pr
o. de turnup.
Muzzle on de yard dog unloclSs
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-18
PERSON 1L.

The late Dr. KrIbrdcI successor rs superintendent OF
the Pennsylvania Hospital for the Insane. Philadelphia,
viii ne Dr john Bs,.ett chaplin superintendent OF the
willard o. y Asylum for tho Insane
Miss Florence Marryat who Will to this country
IN the fall give series Of entertainments. pumes her
self noon nqr Vcrsatlity Is novel-wuter singer,
actress, reader and elocnuonist
Queen Marie Of Hanover recently met at sohloss
FrGhliche near jena the Princess Frederick and par
tll reeouo alton effected between them, due prOba
bly, 10 tho mediation of tho Princess Th6eSe OF SAKE
Alt.ubarg their hostess The estrangsmen which had
existed for uolry i've years causedby the Prncesss
marriage TO Baron Alphon'e Of Pawel WIningen,
which nrr InOtaer deemed Dlcsdi tdIle Her brother
the Duke 81 Cumberland, also bitterly resented the
match asd hId no cOnnuR cation with her since II
took place. though 10 Is now probable that ne Will follow
his mothers example
Mr. James +. Murdoch, the veteran actor and elocu-
zionist, spends The summer at cape Ann.
Naquet. the champion Of divorce legislation in France,
Is jew, whose ancestors came to France from Algeria
Gis wife i, L lman Catholic and their children are
brought up In that faith. Ia politics ne mas been
changelug. lie began ny publishing formulas fer the
list of the Reds who wanted TO overthrow the Second
Eupire with sun-cotton Anerward ne belonged 10 the
Scientific Committee at Tours, and was responsible for
The purchase OF out artory from Tho ned states.
Al Versailles he was Gloss Oarade OF Louis Blanc, and
lie stuck hEo rocn 10 Gam eta ~ the days OF 'AAI
orators power. He 10 hunchDacked and gray haired
Mrs. Alura Lincon Phelps, who died In Baltimore this
week ON tho ninety arst anniversary Of her birthday,
faithfully kept diary for than seventy five years
with the exception Of slight impairment OF her hearing
she retained m OF all her faculties to Ihs emu Oh her
lie.
Dr. Rafael Zaldyar, President OF the Republic OF Saliva
DOR Ia passenger the steamer Oregon frem Liver
pool. which Is Saturday or SUNDAY. The Gov
has ordered salute TO be bred when ths steamer
passes Governors Island Many Of the friends Of the
Pre.aept will 20 dawn the bay on a revenue cutter to
pseot him. A banquet TO President Laldivar by tho
merchants doing business with Salvador "a being ar
ranged.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE Chinese Minister, with
several attaches OF the legation. left Washington Tonight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-18
CLEVEL4NUS SHAM REFORM.

Next TO Hubert q. Thompson, the successor
of Tweed, the most enthusiastic Cleveland man
in the city is Senator Thu Campbell. He
has one good qualty-that Of political frank
ness. IL was Tweeds lieutenant and | am
N Oudor of that than Of anything else in my
life" he said recently. "The Governor is my
friend and I'm for him. added Tin" in his
enthusiastic way. But the City of NewYork
will have to pay dearly for the friendship which
exists between the Governor and Tweeds old
lieutenant.
At the last session of the Legislature " Tim
was allowed to push through several bills which
should never bave passed. His long experience
in pushing through jobs of all kinds enabled
him to achieve astonishing success. The Gov
ernors attention was called to these measures
and had he not been more inter upon cap
turing nomination for the Presidency than OF
serving the people he would undoubtedly have
vetoed them. But while he could discover
alleged defects in great reform measure, like
the Tenure of Office bill. he had no hesitation
Ia signing "Tim" Campbelrs bills. One of