The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-06-29

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United Ststes on their way back to Melbourne.
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csm proyoEsa hsro 81 what ef ha:
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&c. The fact Is. however. that the players are
Committee which eondacs ths naneos On sho
Joint stock principle, Capt. Murdoch ana most
Hs sssi assss q s ys Ess
hs!r Visit 70 that two years ss sSo Oh
tonished at the splendid form Displayed BY the
Philad:lphians in al! their PLAYING during theif
S S En 20 Tts SSs tS s s y
improvement shown BY the PhiladeiphIans.
% PhadephsH ior match xn II ts i
city. and he says he feels confident Of being
Ss &c New e sna e pss
Paanie Msssageries Australian offers to give
o
merely nominal price. while the cost OF the
Two v, ocean voyages and the transcontinental
rp would AMOUNT Il to S Very large Ia sum-
Minister Lowell's condition was much Inn
proved this evening the pair, q Ms govt hav-
aused his be S Hs
many Site anu oss e x
GTT Il. ST. FTsdNsTicf TelehtSn. FIR
istsr sarssnt BsiorS bis Illness IN Mr.. Lowell
pa 81 sssf
next Friday evening in honor o. Independence
Day. but no fears now that his Illness will pre-
The famous Leigh Court collection Of paint
H ings was sold at auction In London to-day.
posed chiefly OF art dealers. although many
Mnprofessional connolssenrs were also present.
The bidding was spirited. and the total sum
the prices realized for them. We're as follows SLOW 0
f ssnns G .%s
Ihe Holy Family" BY Mnfilio $1,000
a%s;ac
Venus and Adenis." by Titan" $4,000.
BY xcnew and other art dealers and are recon- con.
Frank Burge. the member Of tho Stock Ex-
the announcement OF. his failure for f25ooOo.
was one Of the handsOmest men in London.
He THs six feet three inches tall married and
Exchange. and although his allure involved q
large number Of brokers. nothing but sympa-
failure was brought about entirely through his
persistent bull operations. He built upon
advsss that the market bad reached
cRases Of AMERICANS and Eryps hs 'n'0 puf'
:, great deal Of bitter and personal criticism
corning the JeWett management Some Of tho
dlsGnsstsd shSrehSiders 70 SO far as to declare
movement to compel q full statement Of the
Hhe es q which ha.
cluded Its session with to-day's Sitting. FIJI
Among the facts brought out by the meeting
sp esl Va. h sank iSg e @ s
ths amount used being IS. o6So Gallons:
of the oisias @ TRe
police OF that city say the place is nest OF con-
ana ia fsaS q ha ss
the Niederwald conspiracy. the Elberfleld plot
and other attempted outrages which have no;
at Frankfort. and they are making desperate
efforts TO locate and capture the consprators.
Of Of the most c
zens have been Invaded without warning BY
fhe ths OF ,hn
been fruitless, but 1t 10 still vigorously prose-
outed. and the police continually profess to be
The he woman WON arrested at Elberfed on suspi.
cion OF being concerned In plot against the
lie 81 the EmperSr has not yet been brought
The authorities have not obtained evidence
enough to insure s conviction, and the prisoner
nri9ina TN. arnressnns fram - se ra
mainin4 absolutely silent, The police have
resorted to many strataeems to entrap
tective was put into her cell on the protence
that she had been arrested on a similar charge
% had ps q
tIOn would loosen a her tongue; The sSspss..
thrown Oh her guard The more she drank the
1s ss Ss d asS. Ind to hss Eli
ssstssasy %ssniPs NJ; wIllss S'B!sssS s%itSs
peatediy Interrupted By Sir Patrick o'Brien. NJ.
Fin tn! Hnf: eSSH rse wfSs Both Anal. " Ts sS:
her ts@pss and each sS.lsnsed shs otSs ss
Sir Lpcius 0Trlsger. sir Patrick appears to
sIs sa s he IL Ss
namesake would follow. William. however.
did not delgn to attend and Sir Patrick has
Your correspondent to-day saw Sir Patrick.
and asked him about the quarrel. Sir Patrick
admitted that he had q long standing emnity
against the editor Of IInjted Ireland, owing, to
the continual attacks by that paper upon his
relatives. He added yehemently: But tho
is that his name is o'Brien. How no ever came
by It I don't know, but y is impossible that he
would willingly have taken him out and taken
a shot at him. II no had been gentleman enough
to nSscspt my challenges but what can you do
Later in the day Mr.. William O'Drien was
encountered by the correspondent. and !gsye
simple fact is that my, noble namosaks was
ttaunts t. irritate me before !! noticed
out to me / treated his vaporings and his chal-
lenge with ,Slent contemPt. ills very pretty
body is aware that Pat Is simply an eccentric old
bathsrumskite. and nobody minds what he
BERLIN. June ga telegram has been re-
which anva III HING Chang tho Vicorov Of