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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-07-08

Go to the first stairs east Of the New
York store for photographs. 32.tf
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-07-08
Dye Werks

| Ladies' and gentlemen's goods cleaned or
dyed. Securing and sponging by the French
Process, at % Main street.
q. A. PEOPLES l. DAUGHTER.
3,-lm ProprietOrs.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-07-08

Commencing July 4th 1 will ,ell those
who desire to visit tho beautiful "City by
the Lakes" round trip tickets At $so.s5,
good for return passage until July 18th.
can offer you special Inducements in the
way Of more elegant coaches. courteous vt
cars than any other line.
Come one, come all, and bring your
friends and purchase your tickets where
You will be guaranteed satisfaction.
Yours very truly,
II. II. KELLER,
Agent Santa Fe Route and Frisco Line,
Union Depot. $40
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-07-08

C. l.. Cloos has the most pleasant ice
cream parior in the city. 41-3
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-07-08

plot ograph all who call at their newly fur
nished rooms. No. 90 Douglas ave. 32-tf
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-07-08

Silk, Soft, Sti6 or Straw Hats, washed
blocked, ironed, shaped, stiaened, trim
med, dyed or bleached at the dye works, %
Main street.
q. A. PEOPLES X DAUGHTER,
37.lm Proprietors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06
TARRYTOWN FULLY AROUSED.
GREAT RALLY FOR BLAINE AND LoGAN-oPPo-
sITIoN EFFORTS FRUITIEsS,

TarrytOwn was ablaze last evening with
torchght procession. fireworks. and enthusiasm IN
honor OF tue dedication Of new wgwam to the Bepno-
Hcan party, and ratification massmeeng Of Blaine and
Logan This meeting has been the tax for days,
and the rabd element OF Democracy predicted its
failure end threatened to br'ak it up If It was
held They also organized moonlight ex-
eursion up the Hudson, and had the barge
brilliantly lighted aud expensive band engaged.
But the barge sailed with only the officers on board.
while the young turned ont with the Pumed
Knights. Such demonstration was before in
Tarrytown. Democrats and Republicans stand together
in this contest and vie with each other in shouting for
Blaine and Logan. Long before o'clock
every seat In the wgWam was taken and
the aise5 packed and the audience remained until
the close OF the meeting The Tarrytown COrnet Band
played patriotic airs, and Captain Fred Hoe command
ing the Hoe Battery, awakened the echoes along the
Hudson for Blaine and Logan by firing salute OF fifty
guns. The interior of the wigwam was brilliantly ilu-
minated decorated with bunting AMI oruamented with
campaign texts.
Rober sewell who presided, delivered an able eo-
qucnt address He traced the record OF the Republican
party from its foundation to the present time and COM
pared 1t with the blank record Of the mocracy during
the same period and urged every duty owed to
his country, to preserve the party that had proved
true to Its principles and faithful TO its trusts.
lie had Just returaed from Europe and in England he
the election Of Blaine and Logan The reason for TIL,
easily understood. The English giving voice
TO selfish instinct They de.ire to SIC tae United
states declare in favor OF free-trade.
and would use every effort to aid the Democr cy.
" The American people should li-e m their might as
they did in BOson HarbOr at lit tea party, aud hurl
back English lntcrcre in American politics and give
English impudcnro blow from which 1t wi never re-
cover, by rolling up such a majority Tor
Blaine and Logan that none but tue foolish
could fail TO uudertand meaning.
silas b. butcher and General James r. O'Bumc also
addressed the meeting.
Among those present Judge Noah Davis, the Rev.
J. 7. Church. W. a. Burnham Professor d. : Rowe, DR..
J. j. LnsOn Judge Keniel, VIII lam Ort ler IT,, ami W.
ID. Raymond.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06
IOSEPH DE NITT1S.

The painter Joseph de Nts died suddenly last Thurs
day at st. German-en-Laye where lac was passing the
summer. Tor weeks NJ. &c Nitts had been suier-
ING from con rcton Of the lungs but his friends did not
consider his condition to be dangerous OF To threaten
surh "A premature end. VI. de Ntlls was oull thIl!-
eight years Of age. Born at BIlca in the province OF
Naples hc went to Paris IN lSoS ana studied under
Brandon ana GerOme iu l-G3 he exhibited at the salon
and since then his work has constantly occupied Inc
public the critics. and the painters. Tor ne was an arst
inn of talent Intelligence. and originality. No painter
has ever rendered better n ". dc NIts the gray hEht
of LONDON on the luminous atmosphere Oi Iars Ills
pictures of the Place dcS Pvrdudc~ ana OF the race uc
Ia Coucorde. now I'm the Luxembourg, are liNrlN OF
observations they are the work OF tDprcSSiOSc VINO
was az the same time delicate observer, an 'NctIcHl
trtuvhi ,luau and natural color~i. The lah'lhS OBJ
De NitS his landscapes, his street scenes h- it1'
able pa,tels, his Watct-cooIs, were al p0l"HhuN o-l
and IAN u Ic-c.ic ard young 90. thr painter was hc
exercised an Iumtrse influence over the work OF MS
French couteuporaTIcs. ". dc Nts was thr lncaiuI-
zion of NcauofIu safety and Nt, ANA most ttIIul I.
tender ana sympathetic man. HIS studio III thr f"e
\cle WAS tine Ieudt LNuUs OF the tno~t diverse -l4ls M
the literary. artistic. ana social world oi rams VINO
united on ths neutral ground ~ admiration OF me talent
and pcr-oual charm of their host II. d' MUS was
CAcy.rof tbc Legion of Honor and Commander OF 'ne
..N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06
NOTES OF THE CANVASS.

A largely attended meeting of Germans was
held LAST night at the hcslquare OF the Xth Assembly
District German Republican Association at 80 80 First
ave 1-Stite-scuator F. Elmau pr, sided. Resolutions
euoazng Blaine and Logan were unanimously adopted
amid enthusiasm. Or. Carl Savary made many telling
Ills at Carl schurz, The Siaas zcitg and Mr. Curtis
speeches were ma lie also by Charles ~ Bender Thomas
RahInan AMI others
The coo-ct Blaine and Log IN club o. tie With Assem-
bis D.iIi, met 1T No Minctta Lane last evening and
admit ed large numb. Of new members owing iothe
fact that an oil colorod Republican campaign
Organization, Known tn" Miueta CIub
cx'stl in the neqhborhood TIE yo crs
from scllv,r-st wcro looEel uron IN
vadcr. aud mere will be lively emu alton between
20 d az d audience gathered last evening at 10
80 Nilth-tye., 90 the Iclul'r meeting Of TIE " N
was addressed by j. W. Pierce, Of Louisiana WHO was
one The eco. cd Gc cctct - the chicago Convent on
Tho Young Mem, plainr AID Logon Campaign cub of
th, XIItu a, .cmbN D.sri,t was or-uz a., night al
SO 40 iii t-fUuith a. me ioAo"lh- officers "'te
elected: Nose f-bcig prc-d nj; Andrew Dom vice,
-lrIt; 40 . ID Nj cAicA, John ,ll, eldI4o'' "lc
Aina...mcc NJ under tie ausiccs OF the Fnh District
E,rIb1rau Assoc alton VS. BID 1h,rtny riSht n a
l.r ouer plot ~ Tho intersection or Corliuu' paw,
Nouticc o aud iImrisouayc' J"rsey cry About Zoo
ysi'ci. ,.C.ug.cs-ua0 Low. ~ Sri. cham presided
~rrtir. spec, were mulc 10y MAJOR Conner OF bIoos-
hu. ann ts-rnh.ymau cole. lher" was .a'se l@I"a"
uf Uniformed lcpubli"1H CUBS TIE ois'HI 'H' I.,I
D. 'ircj H.au. ana L,-ou BATTALION thr Iurnan Bat
'rr,, "1. Light Guard, Iolty Lsht "url anu AH''''
y. II. u. Gut.l. -.
r Republican crmpi Ign Wa open ot We-tport
last evening Ab.uno, wa. rails, e. tncte VS. music by
p,.pl. Ex-Governor W. ~ stone, OF Iowa. made an ab-
utc--. ---- a, d.
En.i,,.ct-.yo. und bcyOest BROOKLYN, on lhnIoltS
s,.,..g l. w.. lar-o and cuthusia.u,. E'ijadln
m ..,,u.ou ara Jared ?. chambers made q dr 's''.
1hc Dcmocra of seaoriSht. " j. nttenp Ell 10 orn q
Cleveland week but only thIco persons " re
r-escuf La. evening another attempt made, but
only IL persons were prc>Cn-llyc Democrat and one
L,p4i. The ~ luocrdt7 of ~c1'lS M are opposed 10
Cleveland on acc0uit OF iis moral record
Blaine and LOAN club vas or1inizcd in shrub OAK,
We. chester County. ou Tour day With John j. kotAr
prcsiIcnf: Gilbert barrow. ~ VI. Clark. jesse Ryder
T. H. Cafp.utr.. zee yie,..cIts = ". 0rnal ana j. IS
Kcar cretaric-. &. W Uud"lh. troasur"ri ana Ira
4 flr.v -"r- iut-a--.rus. About 80 signed the ron.
l,e,.r. t,.oi. 90 W. Palm . .lir.--od bee MeC-nS
TIE i aiue and J. gan Pioneer CuO ot lachmonI
Comfy WAS or-au led at Clifton :. L. last hiSht, IOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06
From The 50. James GGzo'fe.
LOIiN AND IIIE BOYS.

II Especially literally true and is certainly not
mcr, figure oi speech, To say that Tor many years past
every sclcoIIoy Ia. been familiar with the name Ga the
lat. Nh IJr Iii, friends ana acquaintance, knew
Inv, n.9 rhahlr nan, a con-dcrdhe scholar I'd
an eminent publisher and collector but MS name vas
80, a ann ,- ID. a household word il the mouths al nh
enormous public who associated - exclusively WIN inc
" cIjps o., which ne Was the stamford PpNHcr II j.
lii.,it ~ ,,n,y FOR some Of Ia hear his name men
ti'cG ~ nnt feeling suggestion OF moral drprHNy:
T.If..- " r, mo-; always very good ttn~iIloN~ all
MI ,i,p.s.rr. arc familiar enough with them TO he
% f recognize PASSAGE bodily adopted IN translation;
I'm, . , Adt tncN existed for almost all known elias
s.,'t v.Ir.- ave thom tudi-Vutci supremacy OF
r,ursa many nuns have been made nn the name lie
may moi llIra skeleton lu MS cuphpNI hl De ms
81 f,l o. EJ1- and such well known c>ts, VIII long
t,.lr, ode widespread character Of the Iical pub
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06

Ofc,lr., wc have ccccu'Icitics amt one was 70 be
eocntu. Lady of accgtau age" who had maha-ed To
rrr, yonn,-lo,bIuc figure with rather DoSsf face.
She voic a. tlilc OF cream muslin Sll--cd over VITA
large terra. GOTTA pattern, stocha- co. thc same c"or
.oI l..v d.. l.hr .cl Shoes, a 'ti.c stray hh1r'
trimmed with pd.c hlgc. which, combined win i' hcr
ehort sOri. GIVE her quite auuN juvenile Io)k Whth
snp walked that too absurd lh one ol Hcl age.
1Icic ATE also Two little sisters WHO 20 10y thr name OBJ
Bu,Icu China" aud are noted Tor ln'li lph'ih""o
co.f.i,. Iucy walk about tAc bieuc ih iA' dJi illu'
iu skirts co. broad black ana yellow til"- ANA b"ck
iatris into the pockets oi Wlrh lhc, run lAtI Adhu>i
OIL Oh. g heads t.ci wear very -iWnird cream ..S
ANA very -ciifc1 touruuir,. Another OF thcir toll
ctics that - wonderful consists OF black net WIN t"hlcS
az Dr .siu. tuiucd across the slate cuuitu NtNct ana
yellow pointed hats. Their hair which Il dark hinW
dyed t0 ID goo i,n huc, ana their i"cco lilikc Hlt"
the ,l,u.rN tape of COuuicualce. IhtN "pItt iH "
,ll1rru cI,iu. e. every evening az the husu' accom-
r9ial Dos mother quite rs extraordinary ds th'~' YES
ihr three of them strange contrast, as 10 dltr
"a f Queen. Sll walked with his Majesty ~ inc ~,t lle
n,l.cr dSv She Wds modc,tly ana simply dressed III
cream with pink trimmings, and lace nat jHiCf H'r
.in >lc carved little do-, ana Wa accompanied ~ Tue
yoIiu. Itiucc~,. her daughter. The KIM, who l.
s,,Ily lame walked leaning on the arm oi an epurIf
nj. re. amusement seems to be t. III on the chars IN
fr,f of t,p ,ul.all ANA fan into friendly clHt with
u,y of his ucichlOr, who Will talk 10 him me palace Is
- inc though not very imposing, hnlluS, ~itA".i,- =
ltl qy from the rest of Tho hnJes ON the fla ' IAN
Of il wa, bi4tl H.. and brought over from, En54tni' tIe
OtEcr half ADtc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06
Az noltces Of n.ar-iag.s n.st be h.l2,.el ,eM laa



AIKENHEAD-At Morrstovn. y. J" sePt' mber .. 1854
Funeral ron aorrs and s.ct RAILROAD depot HoOoken
~ j.. on .aHri2y Ignt.4ber g. ~, at 5.a y Ia
scotch papers please cops.
Iia C. weo, e. Buckns ham, Ir ami daughter OF Tho a6
Funeral rom s. Johns Church. Bridgeport Conn, sitpriny.
Crosby 10 Noutcair " J., wednesday. september %.
incr At tne re,icace Of H. orln'aw D. T. Warren "a
CARPENTER.-At Purchase. We.tchester co, Monday,
Scp,embcr ia l--i r"re Carpenter widow OF Townsend
Funrisi 6i jay. il m. At Purchase ...,.., ..,,.
CaH1se, IA w,.lias 81 %,' tl' Depot on arrival o. "'
ELisoN h hSmG ij vac, 5t mel n rTse ' q aSa
II. il,'a Ellison AGED g ycir,
Services sunday morning az A? 90
wards lpls,n vito Of the ROY George +. Flchtncr aad
daugLtor Of the late James Appleton
Wa TaST oi ie late DAVID to'.r' Ssei s. ye1S
Funeral services al her s'ier itence II Norh oorc-st
uUIiA his late rcsioaei Rock Lodge Dobbs Ferry 10.
Tic funeral house. Saturday the 9Th inst-
Carriages vii the 90 train Tho Nc.York Central
Q:iO Hudson River Railroad from i-d-t Doobs
Ferry
funeral rom his d-nee All 3i.str prospect
wahnS Sa l f "a and cheso Paper. please COPY
IRyIN-on he IN int at the Atr'adacSs m hs ~
year samuel IRWIN yOun est son OF Richard irwin OF ms
Funeral saturday at 10 O'Clock from Il West 2lstsk
II = friends are respectfully invited
Pleas, omit flowers.
JOHNSON-In tis city Thursday Septcm'cr ith, Corns
hus Segune Johnson. in the ga year Of his age.
Funeral vii Doe held a. ~ AuiaWs tlnrtL Nch
mOAd staten Island, saturday Septe uher Jh, az Oc03k,
RoosEvELT-At skancatele. y. y. on Thursday morning
september 4th Julia ~ EoOseyci daughter o. tue ate
Nlclolas l. koOsevet
SUEPARD-v clnrslay morning.. September 3. ISL. at
YOukcrs y. Y. BuTrtt shepard ot NV YORK CIV for.
mcIy onHcer in the United states Navy, the ssi
year hlS age.
Relatives trends Of tic family invited 10 attend tho
funeral service, - h7 at residence 0@ud-y morning tAs
6th inst, at II O'clock
Carriages vii De IN Mating to the
10 O'Clock tram nom Grand Central Depot GA Hudsja
River Railroad.
TAPPAN-On Friday September >. l-Si az Sclrool Ike
J. Nelson Iappau M the I'D ycar " ms age
Notice II funeral hereafter
THURS lion Wednesday September 81, at Trinity IN
hrmay. Frederic william lnuTsch assist OIg4nat VI iIuity
Church.
FuuerI! services will be hold I'm Trinity Church sunday,
september a.. -.3J Oc.OcA 3 ~.
Relatives al friends spcciiuy inv.td attend with.
ont further notice.
WELL>-At stockbrlse Mass, september l. Thomas
" els, aged - years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06
HONORS IN THIS CITY.

Not only were Che flags on the Custom House,
Barge Office, Governors Island the naval vessels, and
the Navy Yard at ha-ma- OF respect to Secretary
Foccr but flags We're at half-mast Of the Con-
ties the .tcan. p Offices and many OF the vessels in
the Iarbor Sub-Treasurcr Acton. and many merchants
called upon Collector Robertson to express their sorrow
aul Senator Alisous and Sub-Treasurer Actions
were tho mos, freely mentioned Tor the seer ship
Collector Robertson received letter from Assistant
Secretary H. NJ French dated at Coin, saying that lac
was coming home on tic Aurana. hence he is due here
to morrow. \ meeting Of Treasury officials has been
called 10y Collector Robertson 70 take suitable action,
al which will De present, besides the Collector, Naval
officer G.. K. Graham. surveyor James Benedict, APP
pral.cr Ketcham, and Sub-Treasrer Acton. The meet
ing will be held at the Custom House at noon today
Except the flags at half-mast, there were no mdca-
tous at the Sub-Ireasy aud Assay Ohce that the head
of the Treasury Department wa, dead Assistant Treas
urer Acton gave orders as he reached his office,
that the building should De draped, both inside and out
side. Tie. decorators making ARRANGEMENTS. Dut
otherwise tus work not begun. To-Day, probably,
the sub Treasury viii be deliberately trimmed. 40
orders from tue Department no Na,hn gtOn u regard 70
ccived Al the Assay once. superintendent Mason said
that be had done nothing I'm anticipation oi instructions
from Washington. which he expected tO receive to-day.
Their. rN members OF tne Republican stale COM
ttee In the CITY. nearly all having returned 10 their
home, Immediately ON the conclusion Of the meeting
hcaGauarter, expressed keen regret no Mr.. Foser5
death General George II. sharpe s'id That me should
attend the funeral al Geneva ON sunday.
The Brooklyn city Hall flags were at half-inast.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06
CHEAP EXCURSIONS SATURDAY,

BY POPULAR SHORE ROUTE
To Utica and return, So 90, by picturesque
West Shore Route
To Syracuse and return 81 CO. in the hand ono on
the West shore Route.
To Rochester and return SO 90 by the West shore Of
Hudson River.
To Niagara Falls and RETURN 3 co. the grcltes; cats
raCt IN the world.
Excursion ticke's good regular trains on q" Wese
Shore Route" leaving saturday,, September 9Th, ron
stations-foot OF DeSbrossest foot OF CDrtlandts ~
foot of West FOrtySecOnd st. NewIOrk at 1000, "a
and 500 p. from Annex. foot OF Futon-st, Irosk
lyn at $40 a. m. and 1870 p. m; from Pennsylvania
Railroad station, sey City, at 1915 and s:l3 p
Good 10 return on any regu az train unt SeptcmDi
9th 1854 inclusive. Call az any city or depot once 81
"West shore Route" for excursion tickets and further
information. For list Of ticket Offices. see timetable
headed West shore Route" IN daily papers Visit your
old and friends the interior Of the State OF spend
a few days at the Niagara Falls. ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06
NAETYToUR DEGREES ~ THE SHIDE.
ANOTHER HOT DAY ~ TIE CIrY-sEyERAL CASES
or SUNSrROKF.

ANOTHER HOT DAY IN Tie Gil l'i-f I-i'fl@ CA'i''
or sUNsrRONE.
Iou, before he conJesccndcd to think OF
,slu, him ,G tho sun bctn 20 lay his pln7 yesterday
for lis DAVIS camraign. This intention was fore
sh,dovcd 10y Tho figures on The thermometer
witch stood 1T 3 degrees at a. m VITA so
GOOD a start c tl.imoruetor though moo.in OCCASIONAL
reverse. ,,lule,d to hold rs own during th" day ana
even Threatened 30 one tmc o. reach 100 Between noon
and 33o hy .pur It reached 81 hit somewhat wearlod
l., the effort, It dropped suddenly into the eighties
this seDtembsrl" asked Pi.ius pedestrian
OF h'- sIlc partner.
"Ycs-by tie cal,nJor-exclusivcy was The reply.
Dfauiyaud 'dlctlcs " were 20. disc uAt' those "A'
atcup Cd To- maintain the -tuch,d propricy Of In'n
co lars and ,hirt-ront mot with disastrous dfea ana
the hap.ic.t person encountered were the young men
who disguised themselves in lawu-tennl, 'llr's.
10 he ExcAau.e the Chief busiue seemed 2" %" F''p
iu, cool and rise or fl' in prices was l'-' ea2'iy
eht than fan IN temperature. The seaside r's'I
rou IS ed good business one relic however wa, III
iordcd he newly arrived TRANSATLANTIC WNe"'',
t., foud e. new Barge Ohce cooler than the eAco'e1
piers yyhcr they we're compelled 10 await the examine
nation o. ,hc baggage
Tlerca,rl ~ the day, az rIed at HuiH'ts' s'o''
f, .irIe | la 4 year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06
THE WHY AHOEMAKER.


Tho annexed paragraph has been appearing Lately In
the Iur1p an press: captain traksOn ami Engineer
MctroAlus were 10 hght duel The latter having the
cnoice 90 arms decided dynamt TO combat. Al the
set hour the cumhatuts arrived ea carrying hSo ear
trdges lie mounted the nj trees ana INC
duel commenced The two first cartridges were wbOut
effect; al thu hird there Was fearfal explosion. Tho
seconds fell their olty perches and found CAPITA
tTak-On literally torn to Iicccs Metrokins had alto
gether ppeared only the boots the adyersarles were
found, winch, cIaminatOn were found 10 come from
Tie well known shoe slop VI Messrs X. y ""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06
MRS LESLIE Not TO BrT TIE coNTINENE

Mrs. Frank Leslie looked up from Il pue OF
business documents whom "a TRIBUNE Importer entered
her cogy little file yc to-day and famed herself with
au air ~ relief TIE partial cessation from work No."
sad he, jan not gon. to buy he continent have
con uted with my lawyer and nc thinks that there
would b. possibility OF csal pro codiu,s That decided
me lam SOFT, ga every other way TO have been forced
20 TINS decision feel confident tblt could have in-
cludel Inc continent nmy l't Of publ cations with al
yauta to myself and to judge INuroo also have
large staa Of artists and tngrlycrs -1rscr than need
uudcr Ordinary circumstances bar tIcy have To De AZ
hand I'm case OF rmHrgcur, Ny whole business mdChl,
merry l. admiralty adapted 10 such a ma sa1lnc' ahd
have fancy that should Ike % mako up thc round
dozen OF publications. nov coutrp eleven lhhA me
Clutel a mot valuable pa, prrtY, uutwitl standing
that have decided moi 20 assume lie lespohnty OF 10
publications"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06
TEIrrNE FRESH AIR FUND.
SENT NIo mn corNrEr ~ cHILDrEN

Tvcn,, four children viii start tins morning
fora week at Long IA y y They owe his pleasure
tn,to tp. gntnt.s al Jula uIku' aud Katie ana or
MAJ, ,f ,f,stir Bridge Conn. three children
,.,.tly 1od a far and WITH ho proceeds viii pay the
hoard of the twenty four children Ia this way he Ell
,hdrr arc tiuy TIE gue-t OF The tte ones Ia "J'uo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06
PINAFORE At SEA.

Fired by the recent theatrical riumpns on board the
Achilles, the officers of the Agncourt have decided on
producing H. VI. S. PinafOre in its native element Tho
bridges and part OF the quarterback will come IN rs
stage and, needless to say all the accessories VIII DC
as perfect the real thing can make them: Inc Sis
tiers and the cousins and the aunts probably VIII ne
little gui of voice; but then SIR Joseph Porter VIII
arrive in real barge the splash Of whose oars Will be
heard as he comes alongside; he viii come up a real
gangway and be piped by real boatswan'"hLe YER
liable giard of marines will present arms in the hstor-
zeal song wonder this idea has never been taken MP
before Tor, with anything like careful rohearsas' an
immense success may be anticipated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06
4 nrM0RALILID 10Y.

~, demor,l I'm, ,ief OF captivity even upon the King
~ hr9st- was sadly OK implied tn Geological Nhtdtns
of posen tho other day 4 uuc hon walked out oI mo
door VIII ch MI, Keeper had accidentally left OPEN ana
iate.d Of roaring about t. t~yOur hcsp ceiol Jumped
AL, n The TOP of . Tree The brilch broke, AMI the non
+ T. and ,funord ip.elf Ihou lac shut up again.
prolonged imprisonment had, doubt, muGdled the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06
KILLING ms WIFE AND INVISIBLE

PORTLAND, Me, Sept 5.-Ihomas lAbDy' OF
the Prou,s Neck House. Cape Elizabeth VINO Is staying
at the cts Hotel here shot and killed Ills WIG ts morn
ing AID then killri himself The woman was OF had
racter and had atter,y worked Il LIB = lloo! as
liable gh Al one time she was possessed o. conrld'faoe
uropertv left bv her father and II is tacd shc became
n, pnn.ble for large of money Oh account Ct Sui
KoIn.s who Is now III The Portland Jan, chgcd Win
forgery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06
FLAGS ORDERED AT UALF.MAsE

ALBANY, Sept. ,. 49, As soon rs Governor
cleveland auyed at the Exc, Tive Chamber this morn
in h. ordered rat all 1l.s on Ia. public buildings be
placed at halnast OF the memory Of Judge
TOleer.
Of Judge Fogcrs daughters was in Albany to-day,
awaiting the arrival from tn, roHdacks Of her sister
who f. 10 dcclt health -hc i, exp et here tins even
ing and tomorrow morning the two dauShtr- VIII start
tor their home in Geneva, accompanied by Assembly
Inan a. NJ Patte son, Of NC eva
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06

BALLARD-McCONNELL Yorkvle on Thurs
day september 4th. Nv the Rev. d. r. M,rrck j.. Ed
ward OTIS Ballard TO Kate A., daughter Of the late Henry
Ne 'onnelOgue,
KING-BEACu-By tho Row 4 < Crapsey, az u Andrcw's
Church. Rochester. y. Y. Ilu sdav, september an.
1874. Edwin Arthur King, OF Troy y. y ana Annie Ia
Beach daughter OfDauiel b. Beach. esq 'o Eo'hestrl
CAMPRELI-DEXTER.- the residence " MIS- Eieanog
q. Pra Patterson y. J.. ON Thur ,iaS, september An ~
the Rev t. b. Russell John campbell, Esq to Mrs Kate
Dexter
CHAUFTLER-BAKER.-At -. Mor'Z, SwiizcrianL \
the August by Rev. Robert ". lOl, D. T.. 0t
oTk by the {cy. Thoma. kruuruy. D. D., %
Edinburgh scotland, Rev 4. + ~c'autler ~ NeW.i orr,
OF Elizabeth, NJ.
Al notices Of marriages must be H.doiSeH UlM JaH
uglc anil qffrf,S