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Sale of Thorouphbreds.

CHICAGO, July l6.-Twenty-tive young
thoroughbreds belonging to Gen. Row
EFT, Of Carllnville, Illinois, and the
Wildwood stable Of Pittsburg, wore sold
at auction to-day. George Rye, of Little
Rock, Arkansas, paid 5000 for the
3'year-old colt Bob Cook, by Ten Brock.
out Of Jennie C. Bob Cook ran third for
the illinois DnrhY
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GERMANY.
aHNIRoUS.

CAN APFoRD TO pB GENEROUS.
BERLIN, July l6.-Thc comments OF
ile German press on the affairs at the
.tiotei Continental, Paris, in which the
Nerinan Nag was torn down and burned,
uoNe been moderate.
n H'sMARK's CANAL.
a. nbRLiN, July l6.-The Post states that
nSmark has ordered the engineers 10
listen "a1 the Preparation of plans for "A ca.
s" u rom the Baltic to the North sen,
cn, m also that necessary credits for the
ng,,Sstructlon OF the canal will be asked
VI "'c kelchstag ut the coming session.
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SPAIN.
SPAIN.
QUARANTINE COMPLICATION.

AQuARANrINE COMPLICATION.
s'ADRip, July l0.-The French cmbas-
sSuof' Brazilian Minister, and other di
N'Omatists, with number OF French OF
y uVeers, the French CounsulsG cneral, ard
sonmge party of friends, arrived at
bVsrns To-day. While the French en-
liSaWuor was paying respects to Queen
ON ' y r, the rest of the party embarked
thoa,. french cutter for short sail. When
msssa returned, the Spanish officers re
nn"r ~ allow them 20 land. owing 10
'"''ah'ihe' IA .scene occurred. Car
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RECOGNIZED.

FOREIGN UNsl'L-uEN>RALs.
WAsuISoToN, July lG.-Thc Presiden,
has recognized Eugene J. Leonard, us
NuUusul-Grnera OF Costa Plca in Louis
iana, 20 reside al New Orleans, and Wal
tor WSchudi lYall, COUNSEL of Her Bri-
tmic Majesty iior Texas, to reside at
Galveston.
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JUNt rs NOOUs
Many INSCRIPTIONS dealers may tell
you they have remedies for coughs and
colds equal In merit and In every respect
just as good rs the old reliable DR.. Boz
sanko Cough and Lung Syrup; unless
you insist upon this remedy. and will
take no other, you are liable TO be greatly
deceived. Prices, 20 cents aud $500
Sold hy llickox y Paterson.
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3ineers with loaded muskets threafonod
me cutter. The Brazilian Minister and
french Counsul eXpostulatod and were
lnsulted. The cutter finally nrocneda6
10 san Sebastian and landed her nasspn-
gers. The French and Brazilian Minis.
ters nave tele9raphed their complaint
TO the Spanish Government.
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Postponed.

PITTsBURd, July l6.-A Mcadville.
pennsylvania, special says: The consol-
idation races of the regatta at Coneaut
lakes are postponed until tomorrow on
account of rough water.
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SWITZERLAND.

CONF1AGRATIOS IN GRAIN WARE
HOUSES.
GENEVA, July 16,--A largo fire oc-
CURED in grain stores here, DESTROYING
an immense quantity of corn and flour.
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IRELAND.
A ROYAL CONSTABLE 1A1r.,

ROYAL CONSTABLE JAILED.
DUBLIN, July lG.-James Ellis French
OF the Royal Irish constabulary has
been arrested on n charge of fclonious
practice in connection with the Cornwall
case and sent to Jail.
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PENSIONS,

rig DRAFT on THE TYEAsUtY.
WASHINGTON, July IL. The Treasury
Department to-day issued warrants for
the payment Of $9,OO0,CO0 on account of
Up uSiOus
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Indications.

For the West Gulf statcs--FnIr weather
except IN extreme northern portion; partly
tionary temperature; southcrly winds, OK.
cept IN eNtrome northern portion; eastsrl,
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Weather Report.

GALVESTON, July l6.-Followlng Is the
weather report for the cotton bolt, furnished
by the United states Signal Service, noiing in
conjunction with the railways,
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EGYPT.

REBELS MARCHING ON DoNGoLA.
CAIRO, July l6.-It has been asccr.
tanned beyond doubt that 10000 rebels
are marching on Dongola.
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~ a ArEIR THAN T1VnNe

AFRO m
VERY LOW PRICES
Best Material and
We also have some Fire and Burglar
w,
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PERU,


TURED.
LIMA, (via Galyeston) Ju,y l6.-Gov-
eminent kilograms announce that the
State of lea has been reoccupied by the
Government forces without resistance.
El Concrete announces the capture
OF Gen. Lacotera by the inhabitants of
ohalaco, who refuse to deliver him to
the Government, which has ordered the
Project of Puira to use all means posi-
bic to obtain the prisoner.
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just received, some more of that fine
claret, which we will draw oil in all
size packages, this week. Loeb Is Fret
berg,
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BARGAINS!
VIII now be- offered in Mems and Boys Low
Cut ShOes,ln hnnd " mnchlnc snMed, al. stylcs
DON'T BUY UNTIL YOU SEE OUR PRICES
H. PAGE g. SON, 7O8 Elm st.

Premature Loss of the Hair
May bo entirely prevented by the use of
BURNETr's CoCAoINE.
THE superiority of BURNErT's Fla
voRtNG ENTRACrsconsists in their per-
feet purity and strength.
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All hats sold ut reduced prices ut T..
Bauman's, 7O6 Elm street.
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s. Beck, the iewoler, 81 Main street, is
agent for "kayton's Celebrated White
Crystal Spectacles' acknowledged to he
the best spoctacles in the market Call
and purchase pair and be convinced of
their superiority. A perfect fit guaran-
tced!
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WATER is more easily obtained by digging
or boring than In most any other part of tha
state Wells average only % to 30 feet in
depth, and the water obtained is clear, pure.
Springs of excellent water are also found i'm
many places.
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Paper Hnngings.
Our spring stock Is now complete. We
have many beautiful patterns and de-
signs. Cali aud examine.
HAMILTON a. YOUNG.
SIC Elm street.
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And commands !the trade OF Archer, Sey-
mour, Vernon, Doans, Clarendon, Mobeetie,
itort Elliottl and all the country known az
the Panhandle, MS well as Fort Sin ana the
southwest portion of Indian Territory.
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VIII yield fine crops of all kinds of grain
grass, fruits and vegetables, as well as cor
TON, and Is unexcelled for STOCK
RAISING.
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N FOREIGN FIELDS.
rur INSUR3ECTION IN CUBA.
The spanish Troops soreiy Harried by
hercro - The Cholera Fearful
railroad Wreck in England
FruncC-C Chinese War.
CUBA.

ourlErE COMMERCIAL DnMoRALIzA-
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Wichita Falls AZ: AZ:
The Elevation G Is n %19HI Too FAILS Naat
'"Hh Nn" or this sect on
IL II Nj iseNtremely fer
hII " 4 tile and easy of
~ - AAA cultivation.
Good Water in Abundance

Red, the Big and Little Wichita and Pense
Rivers and numerous smaller streams flow
through this portion of the country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-26
TRYING TO KEEP UP FAILING SPIRITS.
AILURING STORIES OF BRIGHT DEMOCRATIC PROS
PECTs-woRK IN CONCENTRATIONS.

William II. Barnum, who persists in declaring
his belief that tho MOrey letter was written by Gatned
was In charge yesterday Of the headquarters OF inc
Democratic National Committee Mr.. Barnum through
hi, clerks pressed joy over news from west virginia
Of the Democratic state Committee Of this state. Mr.
Wiley recently made journey through west virginia
In MS opinion the State will go Democratic lie sald
that the coalition Of the Republicans ana Greehoacke5
was popular one. Mr. Wiley news IS not similar
10 that brought 10 the Republican National COMMITTEE
Tho leaders OF the Democratic party seem TO nave pa
Just mt present, of circulating statements that the pros
poets OF the party bright This seems 10 then tno
only way Of meeting tho constant reports OF desertohS
to the Republican party. ,,,, -
Hubert o. Thompson and Senator Jones aided Mr. Bar
NUN in his attempt during the day, to lnfuSo some
courage into the hearts OF Democrats by repeating
dorfer, Anthony Eickhoa and Henry Clauseh Visltso
the rooms and made arrangements Tor heet.Sa ~ Do
political documents.
W A. A. Carsey who from time to time recently mas
issued prOcamaOps addressed to the Sm'n' cll
ing upon them to vote for Cleveland made the rooms OF
the committee hs louuring place yesterday lie sS5
more bent upon pIc-layng into the treasury Of tue
committee Among visitors registered W,,ic: Nr'i t,
Liren OF Terro lIaute. Indiana; leadleion KING OF
NOrth Carolina; Mayor lIar@er OF IQnAc.5i icIds
This CITY; J. T. Blrs Of Freehold. n. j.; W. 4 Crom,
well. OF Maine; David NJ Reed o. Connrtuculi ia'l
Albany, y. y. and 4. II. Harris, of Ncw Orleans La
William f. Smith the chairman Of me Executive con-
mittcc of the Democratic State Committee, Hl gone 10
PlittsDurg to gee his law p9r,ncr smith w. weed. I'm
relation 10 some detail, % the campaign; so that bust
Committee Yesterday. William II. Bunn, the secretary
was n charge OF the work the main "oi% oI ,he u'y
,bc .itors yynrr t4n, ymrn broom ANA Roc4ch OF
cleveland. General Ihaml. T. Burke was dispatched
to B'ughamton. whore the ll'n American brnnrr''
IN un,i,n,t,n Ia.f nirft 1uo,chc, v,ro al4o to ''
m1do ni yariou, plncr. In tine state hy Assembly,
frlIove. by h. /. Ahoctt end by c,.1a.Ior lv.eult
~ a It
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-26
THE G0yERN0R and THE oRcu&

From Correspondence n me ThpGtephti Pres
Tho town OF Boise contains about 5000 IN
habtants aud has many beautiful residences ana some
nhe public buildings. 10 H. the capital oi idth0 hid lls
court house aud public school buildings are handsome
structures. There capital buildings as 5ct the
Legislature sitting NJ the biennial sessions IN NAH red
Tor tho purI Inc Governors executive once J. on
the main street In brick dwelling only one story hlsh
fho Governor has mansion but lives In BRICK house
OF the main residence streets TIE present Gov
ernor OF tho Territory Is William VI. Bum, appointed
from Philadelphia and only lately come to the territory
On the Fourth Of July he made speech in circus tent
to the people and II was pronounced By all who heard ~
very able Grafton.
The circumstances will give you an idea OF Western
life. Tho Governor had only arrived on the 81 OF July
ana the Fourth was, usual to he devoted TO ceebrd
ton The Governor was promptly announced to speak
TO tho people, and there was enormous tumut, not
less than 5000 1000 people Hooking into the little
city circus also billed 10 give two performances.
one in tho morning and another the afternoon The
proprietor OF the circus very promptly waited upon INC
Governor and committees, and proposed TO suspend the
morning performance OF his company and hold the cee-
bratiOn In the circus tent. His offer accepted an
the circus people Joined in the procession platform
erected at side OF the ring and IL sat eight
ministers and bishop. The tumbcrs bareback riders
and acrObats waited until the close OF the celebration
when the tent cleared the people bought tcke and
the performance began lt good move the part
Of the circus people II pleased the citizens and hay-
Ing Joined in their celebration, the eli liens felt they
ought to 70 and see the other performance.
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MEMS FROM THE SUBURBS.
LoLlY GrHMANs IN rArrRsoN.

Tho German popu anon of Paterson, y. j., began
20 celebrate thcr Nolh-lcSt ON sunday aud kept II
up tcTlWN The festivities yesterday began Nlth
"A parade aud oNcrl German IN Paterson who was
moi ia the parade Was on the sidewalk, IN window
or on q balcony waving a handkerchief Governor
Albeit rode IN a carriage near the head of tho line
with Mayor BaTncrt and state Prison Keeper Law
eTty In the parade were the German Schuctzcn-
buud companies two Ire companies state IeRls-
laiOrs and city officers, the Turn NeIcn, Order OF
Drud-, a nuLIher of German and Swiss societies,
wagons bearing allcgOrical figures wagons repre-
senting trades and wagons whose on II apparent
purpose 20 carry many pretty children and
rs much bunting as possible. Bakers wagons con-
tanning real ovens were followed by shouting boys
who scrambled for tho fresh prctZrls which the
paper-capped bakers shaped and baked III full view.
One Of the features OF the parade loaf of
bread ten feet long The procession went to River
side Park, where speeches were maize 10y otto
llandwcrk and Adoph Klce. The Germans then
began to dance, drink beer and play games.
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SCHEDULES OF nArlH q FoOrE.

The schedules of Hatch a foote bankers, show
the liabilities u be- Secured debts, Tl5ts 800; I'M
secured debts, $94s. 10 G3 nominal assets, 81
1872 zqG SO; actual assets, f29S,o1l IL. The uuse-
cured debts are cash dclu5iicd, IN sums irom 81
to $50 900, aud for stock balances a. II. Jones,
trustee tor cash deposited, Is creditor for TllS,
$50 II. Among the secured creditors are Robinson,
HAYDEN * Co., $4,000; Fifth Avenue National
Bank, $50, 900 Penn ,yyanie Coal Company, 500,
900; south Norwalk savings Bank, $4,000;
Adams Express Company SbJO,OpO; bridge
mort National Bank. $4,000; Seventh Ward Ma
tiona Bank, $50, 900; Nevada Bank of san Fran.
cisco 1850 coo; ". b. Dm~more,% 100000; Farmers
Loan and Trust Company, ]i0O,0OO; Mutual cement
Life insurance COMPANY. $4,000; Bank OF state
of New-YorI $4,000; Henry L. Cox, $4,000;
Bank of America, 100000; National state Bank Of
Newark $50, 900; Bank Of Montreal u. y, 300
600; Mechanics Nationll Bank 100000; Manhat-
tan Company. 5000, 900; Briggs u CO.,S75,O 900 and
Bank of British North America, , 100000. These
debts are on loans secured by rairOal and other
stocks and bonds.
The assets unpledgcd are composed of stock and
bonds Of corporations, nomnaly worth $s25,OOO,
actually $l03,sG6 SO.
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NEN-YORR CITY.

Charles williams, n sailor on the steamer LOUIS
Iana was drowned last Friday
Petty hievng has been gong on for some time me
at the public stores. Spccldi AschI Di"OAN'' - "
yesigating the matter.
Customs officers Yesterday seized quantity OF
gin brandy, cigars, snut, pipes ana spIis on 'H0
ship Deutschland from Valparaiso.
4 Blcecker-st. car yesterday ran over franclsco
Spcnyell age two, who was playing III lohI vi Nv
~ Crosby-st.. aud broke both legs.
While ul9vire with matches yesterday at 800
East SEVENTY -fourtl-st. Frda Straucn, age SoEcIt
srt fire to her clothing aud was burned severely
TLo Aldermen Yesterday directed Commissioner
Thomson to increase the wages OF the bi0Wl-
stone cutters on High Bridge by % cents day.
PAYING THE CITY DEBE q,
The Sinking Fund commissioner NeN''ii'l u,
ractcd that n warrant for Sl,OOUOOJ be drawn IN
r,vor or t'ie Cttv chamberlain TO be applied toward
the payment of the city debt
SUICIDE oF 4 LoDGER
Samuel T. Williams. keeper OF lodging mouse Ut
Va : Iiovcrr. Yesterday reported the death OF n
loJocr h, the name of Norton. Coroner krhD'uN
flInI % bot Io iel with soda water AMI an empty
phiai Whi. u .m'ncd strongly oi ammonia
nm ,o.r or NEW AEMomIs.
Tho kruort Cammi. ion. iu rc Pouao II m IN
ouiry from thn toum1.,lon'i' oi jh' rlnN,Nt W.T.,
Yesterday -cHt to That body an r', lnl'' oh 'u' COY
of olel of ihr aruurIt. TO be- huui Inc cp7l OF
par site is srl down ut about 100000 and Chat of
eacI building Is expected TO hc the slm' amount
rul>l mm,as rWlnr lnErr MIS-.
Thomas -hlu. ho't''f, "l MI" ~ N",l,'ut''u w.,
struck on lbc h.sd 10, bricks i@unE nom % N'r u'
30. IB1 Gu'HrIru.st, aud uJuwd s'N'l'N;
Ihowo, Kolmhor of 30. ~ kne-st, received
A>uuru .Ncr,r FROM Mr.. ruoN"oN.
Coumi..inn.r Thompson told the Aldermen '',
tcrluy tht tr reservoir a 'riN-t,,'uu,ii ,o.i
weather. lle bad been asked several times WINS
thc work Vusuut dome m order TO give better
supply of watOl down town.
tuohi>a FOR MissiSG WIFE.
t... al Il 4. t I'd
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vARIOti- NEW-UERsEY rowNs.

LINN fItts.-llo pieio found near tho body
of ~nmu" lnNncr th" ll"mcw, last Ihur.day, has
boon idruiiuod hy George W, MycH. ui Patterson,
~ one hc sold luNuct three weeks aru,
Nurtu OUANgr.a foreman of 81 Mnrya
Orphan As,lum found u burglars outHt on tho
ptominos ou sunday
lhouNtttp. Tho Row, Dr., George H. Stafford Of
Now York. preached m tho lrt rtosh, tothn
thutCh on sunday AMI the Rev, br. llud Of
thrstcr y, T., occupied tho pulpit of the Park
Mclhoiui Episcopal Chutch
NiW-ibrN aWiON,-lho Common Count ell, which
has ana equal number Of Republicans and Demo-
Gratis has refused to organize each side being
anxious for the Offices. The city celebrate. is
centennial on september /, aud the ohstiuacy Of
the Council Will materially affect the celebration
rnINGFIELn.-lhe families ot John IOwnley aud
George Van llOuten occupy the same house and
both partook of the same mutton on Sunday. After
eating IL eight persons became ILL., three-yeaT-
old child OF Van HOuteu died III few hours aud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-26
L4DY HUNTERS Is PARiS.

Prom me Linton G'ubf
The plague IN which ladies are subjected who
wink alone iu the streets oi Paris have long called ont Tor
remedy which would serve 10 HdWpuihh the Aulfar AMI
spld men whose conduct D. thu cause OF such annoy
nntc. PAN, IT,, at course 10y 40 means tho ONLY cay
WArro ladies por-ccutcd hy the attentions az uh"t-
como cavaliers: but 40 any utr things nave nav cot 10
,ich pass there THAI reaction seems 10 Ice settling
u ease has Jus, been heard 100 one ~ the central nj
buull whore stor of the sort described got very de
clclly tho worst OF It, NJ LuSouc bIotct VIII not Tor
tho future be quito - read! AZ play hs the pAl al u
Monsieur VUi suit lc, frWnc~ or at tu} rate, Nhth ne
does 81 Will connc hs tactics within rather more reason
nbla bound, than he has hitherto observed ms young
euulatDr Of NJ dNciS fame selected no suCh fctlIcI
NJ nee us even the Ilerle3 Garden Tor the scene OF ms
efforts but attached himself 80 the footsteps OF hdy
OllEiuy along the Boulevard Male-herheS The latter
moi being either 30 walk alone or 10 hc To-
owed paid little attention to the CIRCUMSTANCE, unu
after closely and making sort or signal
the Young man suddenly seized her hand ana suggested
Immediate nightuOt TO tirctua Green hut 10 the nearest
omnibus station This too much for the lady, Wno
without further ado smote him across the lace With the
handle of her plrasol The a-sadt like other cOWhrs
was goaded Ot rage by THIS hiow. ana re
taiiacd by loading hls adversary with foul and vie
Language For the police seem 10 have taken part
WITH te weaker side ana arrested the toIi mOlthc cur
vino has since been tried and euten ed 70 fine uf 700
francs without receiving any compensation for his
kuncx ON the face PROBABLY ne looks back with more
ANNOYANCE 10 the blow than To the dne; but IN whatey
way he regards the esclpadc VIII not rebound To MS
own personal credit, OF increase his vanity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-26

Cduybf0H ne Ffy Dig The Tore. ~ MAJ.
when General Bu Ter WIS I'm comm nd ~ Now
Orleans two Union boys called ON him at headqnar-
t,rs tn make complaint Inc last day of e. hool Wa ap
pnaching and a the boys I'm their class nal On 60 ~
pcDd ~ prtp art ESSAYS The Im boys h1 discovered
that tho teach T. who wa viuru scr''sloul4l nag
been ~ iqing the of Confederate pWtuls and had
given them the cold shoulder laN ug stated the cause
of their grievance, the great aud gool man TUNED hi'
hhud eye toward them Hul said
"Anl what would Won have nae to de- my hnc lads y
"Mhltovcr You thnk best wa the tcplfi 1--WE 'amN
fpr YOUR advice"
Well do ~ thut IL would hr possible fur you To
hook the tio rebel h'' a manuscript U tlr las moment
uId thn leave uom several muol Chiut tho bahl
wtEuui'
"Mr could Ivy" thc1 hlth rNcliinr1
That's WI nlid, my c'ildteu,' O'HoiNod the Flra
captain "Nrvcr take lnt thing away with van lh' lnl
o,nun carry. 10 your hotL 'ni u lon sot Tat" u""n''
aIud fut mo-"
mu. Hl thHms. ltnt Nhlin tHr., uIliiC1 Wrn
pul,h isptmtY d,t tlrtp,r carolrhtuoss &. minNius
their VUu4blc MA hons ttum mia small rsiuuing htr
guWu tho 90 at buucr Parry H Lpuhiana which NOW
piVmiat y 10 carry IA htatn.
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TRYING TO cHEAr rHr FERRY COMPANY


The antics of an apparently hali-ciazcd Italian
attracted much attention yesterday morning ~ the Irle
Irtrv IIo was sc4icuittuE wildly dancing around and
Insisting loudly Ia broken lngsh that ne h1d PAID hs
tate The frrry-maatcI however WOuli not lot MIN
nnaa Tho appearance ut policeman uu the s'cnu In
stlutly pnlliel the fractions italian, ana be quickly
pr,hiccd ttoo oouls. paid his faro anu Disappeared in
The ferry house. ,,
Tho frft master explained tho cpmnnlin p' h'ilnF
Tho lnwor oaaaos eft itanua who Cfuaa tho lci nom
time Go tlmu invariably trN tu beat ihot way uN'i '''h
thum uilu ga yuu may, thoi Viii il in lWua' ON i"u
lnnl tho tholr icoa aro Hu uulb hNho iht u ".
dlNoni Go toll nnu from nuiN0h Hud tlot Know il' AM
tAn advantage oi H. luof tN nll hlud OF flWrh hu'h
an plrtdus puNUtty. rurtu4 Goa tho back u Nutka nf
thtou. tbo saos unuuH,ru d, pf,touims g. have luat
stepped uutalr, bat uut lttpuio ul,k IL tu walk 90
tc,b through tho -uto Wltiuut apparently uurln- any
thluf and run chances Of holnE slapped. II thry arc
stopped thrY Fri trtihN UfDir don't ana trra lhd ius
llsh iibbor away u,o monkey aud 10 convince you that
thcy have pdid thrr faro Nl point 10 tho exact spot GA
the ouuutor NhciU th,l put tho money.
"Tmu4lug that ava perhaps hard hearted and may bo
mistaken quite frequently ,omo sym athletic passenger
viii pay for them. Thcy viii only pay undor two con
dt0ns when compelled To or when "a police Onicer Is
neat They afraid OF brass buttOns These ara the
kind OF people who live fifteen cents day and In a
few years return their native land with bag OF gOld
and live without worA Tor the rest vi tAeiT daya
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-26
DENYING CHARGES MADE BY DREvET.

The letter signed by cx-Foleman Ernest Dreyct
and addressed to the Fire Commissioners, of which
copies were sent TO the newspapers on saturday
reached the Fire Headquarters yesterday. 1t at
tack5 the management OF the department., whlle
stating the writer's reasons for reSignng. Dreyet
was dismissed in $50 and relnstated recently by
tho courts because OF technical faults in tho
charges He resigned his position last week, and
saws that the hostile attitude of the Commissions
crs toward hin made it unWlsc TO remain. Other
statements are to the effect that the Commissioners
have wasted the Relief Fund in order TO promote
political and personal friends, and that they have
wasted public money in the IN inagcment 81 tho DO
partment Chief Shay said yesterday that the
statements were false. President Van Colt SAID
letter in a day or two.