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DIED.
Al notices Of u
name and address

BuII-on Thursday, Nay !, Cecilia N, wife Of Dr. Georss
W Bul IN ne 81 yssl Of her Eye -..,s0c. 10 ,,
81 8fs ,i.S,1 On S saSrdsyp Nay 3 az ocoSR
cAsHMAN-On 1st inst At her residence a West to'hs.
Funeral from 81 Fanis Assiers church. lbthst,
Omit flowers.
cADDIGANs suddenly on Thursday afternoon Nay J. 1884
Dennis r. Caddisan at the S'ufeyant House NerforN %
KIN take Mace from the Little Church Around tho
Corner" 10th st. on satarday Nay 3 al 10 m
DUNToN-suldenly May / william {. DuntOn, Of tho
rupera services services VII take place residence SIS
Madison ave- at 2;3o p IN. on sunday 4te INST
EDGERToY-At LIVERPOOL, England. May l.si Jans;
nephew OF James Closson IN the lih year OF lis age
Notice Of funeral hereafter
HAMILroN-suddenly April 30, 1884 Albert 7. Hamilton
Funeral services at hs late resde1ce Mountain s'a'ioa
Trains leave Barcliyst aud CAnstopher-st at l:-o
f Pitsse omit p aowsr,.
RpnseSa J,S - TnsIE Ri.
Roat i ana rrcdt IA are Sve to attend his funeral from
late residence scventi.day. Sd inst, at O'Clock
cirr3ees will be IN wen huntington ,I Psnn'yvani'
town * y Frederick < lie in The 7ith year OF his ago
LAWRENCE-on Thursday, May of pneumonia, Alfred "
Friends areinvied to attend hi funeral NJ = marks Church.
OF 2daye aud l0ut on sunday May 30cl0cS.
o,NEILon Friday. MAY az the ls;e residence o. Mr.
Matthias Ciark, estLcu y Ann - Ne'' III the d"
Funeral private.
osBORNEAt her home, in Wateryilie, New;York on III
afternoon OF Ap %, Amelia ", beloved vile oil 60
william Osborne.
sMITH-At Long Wood Long Az. PR -. ,:'1soor
Jones, widow OF William Sidney smith aged y years
out thoF notice. ro@ residence sGaniay
May g. at IL o'clock -
Carriages win be waiting at Yaphank arrival Of the S3s
train Hunters Point.
TOMPKI Ns-At Mateawen, y. Y, on Thursday evening.
May l. oomOf 0npKins In the 74th year OF bis age
Funeral Monday, May D. from NJ T. Church. Matteawln
Friends respectfully invited
viii be in waiting arrival OF II o'clock train from
NeH.IoIk.
VAN NOsTRAND-On Friday, Nay at the residence OF
parents Greenvlle ~ j. Mae youngest daughter Oh
Henry ID. aud Mary Van Nostrand.
NOTICE. OF funeral hereafter.
WHTTE-May l. 900 5th.ave. IN this CITY, Jesass
Lloyd White OF the late Eli White .
Funeral service at the house, Monday morning At 20
O'clock.
Friends are asked not 70 send lowers
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THE ATrACK on NIX. BLAINE.
TINE FOR FAIR TREAIAEyTI OF Mr. cI ELAINE

From me Rochester Democrat and Chronicle.
In the light of the text of the letter Of Sena-
tor Eduuuds to william Walter Phepes and that gentle
mans reply to the Senator the latter may not nave mace
sucu crave mistake after all He AYERS that he mad no
fulenOu OF iurinI the reputation of the Senator ana
that he used the In hand - an Illustration OF tlc IN
lstce charging crmmalty upon Legislator VINO o.
t.lns interests corporation alter legislative acuOn IN
which ne had assisted OF course II would De wrong II
tns altecrdout vote depended upon subsequent hcqu
% terms fayOrlOe tnhn tDoso bTduleu
TO ordinary purchasers but there IA preonce Of ms
kind either IN the of Mr. Edmunds or IN That or MT
Blaine The cases are identical and the valid deience
which Mr. Edmunds prefers Is as valid IN me tl-to.9h
with which Mr.. Blaine stands charged. Nj EdiuuHds
adni,s precisely what Mr. Blaine admits-no more ana
IL ess-aud neither gentleman can 20 consistently a.
cused of wroug-dOing tine premises. Upon the state
be relieved from any luputatiOn or unIaIness Ana
vita This specific issue disposed OIL Is II not ABOUT uhe
tie lslugiug business cease all AROUND Lt Is 10
the exceeding credit OF the friends OF Mr. Blame that hey
nave udu very little In this style OF political warfare
That they have earnestly opposed TO the nomination
with entire respect refraned from printed illusions
his political autecedcnts, and In no instance nave
placed themselves in a position that would emDariass
them their support OF HIM should he. as now seems IN
possible. carry with him majority OF the Nluoual
delegates. o Blaine accorded
fair treatment 20 the other prominent Republicans VINO
have been mentioned IN connection with the nominal on
This true or their treatment Of Mr. kdEunds, OF MT
Linz Oln OF General Logan, OF General SHERMAN ana al
the rest -. ,,,,- a..
IL a, been reserved for the opponents OF Mr. Blaine to
load him with SANDER aud 10 iOlOW nm Win abuse
might Dc sonr jus icatOn for his course IN tAe al
such proof. SIMPLY resolves iSeu INTO uc1c-
ton but places those who employ such weapon IN "a
very unfortunate attitude IA caso or his nomination
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hurried UNDER A MOUNTAIN or FACTS.
frlm LLe EhtaalO LOMrnaL

The Nec- York Erening Post has slandered
Mr. Baiue most foully by attempting to connect his
name dsnouomby with certain railroad legislation
wnen he Congress ~ Is revival Oh the la'e-
ing rrtnrrsning OF old straw. william Matter Phelps
whose word a. guOI his bond" any day, mas an-
swer,d an lspose1 OF the SANDER and has buried II
under mountain OF incontrOverble facts. me Fo'fs
renders nav ug now the other side. are wiser nus
week man they last w.ek as regards Mr. bihie
record Tor honor and integrity. That very respectable
oirn. Ought H. DO far above and beyond the influence
1f lander and founcss either In politics or personal re-
d.ctlons mr. Blaine is one OF o0untry's greatest,
able ana most popular men, ana as suoh whether he
he capddlte or private citizen Ia entitled TO AZ least
fair treatment at the hands OF eu6h reputable gentlemen
a. those who edit lie EreHtIH IOSt,
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FITZGERALD MAINTAINS TIE LEAD.
PANCHor PUSHES ON INTO THIRD PLACE.
GREAT INTEREST IN THE SIX DAYS RAcE-RowELL
STILL HAS HOPE

GREAT INTEREST IN THE SIX DAYS RACE-RoWELL
STILL HAS HOPE.
The supremacy of Fitzgerald as six-day
pedestrian appears to be pretty well established his
long unganly stride carries him around the track at tue
Madison SQUARE Garden at great pace, and he seems
able TO get along with little sleep His twenty twohour
tramp Of Thursday made no appreciabe difference In MS
power OF going yesterday and while he looked as thous
he were tied together with strings which we're in danger
breaking at every STEP increased his lead over tine lug
sh champion nearly every hour and now Is SO far aeau
AS to have no fear OF losing the race Inc news ta' W
wasto be appointei president of the Board OF romeo
Commissioners Of Long Island City when he hnsheo Tue
race enliyened him and lie left his position AT o"e
heels several tunes squirting around the track as 's
If vcr, the frs, instead OF the fifth day OF the race
In Pedestrian Row there was a large assemnIaSo vi
traner, and attendants At No. r. FiHgerads quarters
" Nanny lack smith was in his most genial humor MS
only re0ret being that had not been pusheu so
that he could get all out OF him that Is In him. f"1
oreld came on the track at 240 an hour ahesd Oh
RoveU He struck a hve-me gait which he KepI uP
nrettv steadily all the morning The main interest
csntres IN the race for third place between
Noremso Vnt and Panchot. Tho hIuo
scoichman having recovered from hi, indsposiloh Vi
Thursday. made great yesterday. The Bunalo
no,tman Panchot also to the front at pace "nich
badc fair TO take him the top. Nint was gong
LITTLE lame and he gradually fell behind. Noremac Is con
den of third place, at least and regards his chances o
SECOND az not small.
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RAILROAD INTER ESTS.
COMPLICATIONS ABOUT SHORT LINE.
IBY TELEGRAPH To TIRE TRIBUYE.l

IBY TELEGRAPH To TIE rRIBUNE.l
PITTsBURG, May John ii. Deyereaux, OF
Cleveland one Of Yanderbts right hand men and man.
ager his ohio interests instituted proceedings In equity
to-day in the United States Circuit Court against the
Shenango and Allegheny Railroad Company to secure
the appointment of receiver for that company, the sale
It's property and the settlement efits affairs Ibis
proceeding adds complications 10 the affairs 81 a
company has been In hot water for some time The
road not long, but is valuable because 1t taps an e1ten-
sve coal fed A month ago Wayne McNeagh, represent
lug English capitalists, filed papers seting IOrth tna the
property OF the company vas going to rum ana ASKING
for the appointment OF a receiver L. T. Fowler OF Now
York. appointed aud is now IN charge Of the r0aa
Mr DeveicaX ignores the previous action OF the Court
Whether or not tho Ii gish capitalists aud Mr. DeEer-
eaux acting together IL not apparent from me papers
in the case but it stated that they are asd that ner
Objects to get possession OF the road.
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Iarger and more enthusiastic audience hlol the Gar
den last evening than las been Pe'f a. -" 10 grdc
was TANNED, and on both sides III i"rHlG SIKH n,u
Twentysevcnth 7ts there Wa vo%nc mem who
w"nId occasionally 'c"I some means OF en-
teng the windows by climbing np I@ o5 oicer!
of the Twentynnth Precinct Ndlhy ehuedNoeu 10 Keep
the crowd in order, and were forced @ 70 sno"
IN order 10 isucrsc crowd wnen tney hdd struck Vu-
ncrabe point. Inside tue saiuen mo excitement
his own peculiar gait. over 200 policemen under
Infpect.rS Murray pe ena pres aTH 'gH
T SGe race Went Went Oh without Incident except
the advent of NItaH kgEb0~, VINO ran
,n two milcsat O'Clock ana the fact That Nmt, WHO
having trouble with MS tee retired tor three nouns
Al o'clock Harry Vaughan. Day trainer, tut cham
unu hrcl-audtoe walker tGc world, accompanied ny
his twelyc-yeai-old son, appeared on tue mo ud'A
fnr the purpose Oh walnug miles IA an
nour They had walked !aps when captain Williams
went on track ana stopped tho ooy on me ground tI
LETT the track The then sank BACK INTO us usual
moDOt0ny. At $40 fitzgerald le!j the TACK ,.'"tlt
inproyed the opportunity decrease Ful1ca!ds lead
ana between and O'Clock succeeded III moalng six
miles. At 9:3S Fitzgerald caAe OUT 1sdiA. ne "o.e
vivid green bas.bal. cap, and he went around
the track he received an ovation Men IN their seat,
ana shouted themselves hOarse snd women waved thtr
Landkcrchicfs ROweh had reduced the lead while hc
was of the track 1888 miles, shortly alter coming
on the track, Fitzgerald Was presented WIN
a gigantic OF flowers. IL was too hea'I LOT MN 70
carry min self, and of his attendants accompanied
HIM around ,he track FOX one lap. On the
bouquet and in recognition OF the Ht
he spurted, leaving all the others nearly half
a lap behind lie Sss going sdly however, and before
IL O'Clock Rowc had gained another mile and gons
vito his od-time lie begins 10 feel that tho Is
NOT hOpelessIy lost, and he intends TO give
rho Ions Island another tussle for
nrs place before the over Norenac went on tne
tracy shortly before 10 o'clock after having made 1O2
miles FOR the day AT 1880 ranchOt spurted mile III
less than minutes, and at ll40 he passed Noreae'
VINO was in his hut .o, -
The little betung that done was at 10 to ! on
Fitzgerald TO against ROwei 10 TO against NOre-
mae and 20 to / against Viut aud PanohOt.
During the Ugenty-fOur hours Fitzgerald was OF the
track 3 hours 81 minutes kOwel, d hours 80 ME
utc.; P.uchot, o hours % minutes; NOremac,
hours 80 minutes; Ynt, hoprs 43 mnutesi heIty
hours minutes; and ElsOu Hours 10 minutes. .
The following table shows the distances travelled
each day and tne score at II o'clock last hight.
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TIE STRIKE on Tnn UNION p c1FIo.

OMAHA. NAV 1.-The Union Pacific shOpmen,
brakenen switchmen. trackmen and freight handlers
ou work this morning on account Of the ten per cent
reduction in wages There fully 1900 men on strike
In Omaha. Dispatches received from Laramie Den
YER Cheyenne and that the those places
would 20 out This evening" after consultation with the
directory OF tne Union Pacific General Manager CLARK
departments authorizing and nstructng them 70 bulletin
Immediately for the information all employees or the
company that the special notice dated May Is cancelled
and that the wages existing prior May are restored
The strikers will probably return 10 work to-day
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Academy OF Medicine last evening, Professor william
Mathews OF Boston. delivered address on the SUD
iect "willam Writ" Judge Peabody moved vote OF
thanks and made short speech Two fine portraits one
OF Edward Livingston, author OF the civil cone OF
Louisiana and exMinIster to France ana one OF thhp
Livingston, Ngner OF the Declaration OF ndependeuce'
were presented the society by william Alfred Jones'
Norwich Conn, great, greatgrandson OF Phnp LV
lngston vote Of thanks was rendered Mr. Jones ioi
hIay valuable gift
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-03

i,n.innce Nnnce


Letters Europe mead be sps5Ry directed Tor 49,
pat uy pAr IlAr IN Ort-r "a SECURE sp,sY -
livery al destination - ali Transatlantic nAiIs Arc Oe"afist
by tie fastest vessels available
Foreign the week eudns May Will elo,e ~ tha
oflCo as.OuOUA
sAITRIAY-At : 80 a IN Tor Europe per Ariton
Queenstown letters sr OeguanF ot,. must % iFcsv
Arkuua'l al 800 a m fOl kulOpt yer IS y
tie VIA Queenstown uetteIs Tor Germany ETC. mast oe u
Iectoa per eao }, al luoJ a M TOT Hco4Snd uueec
nsr. fum.sNl Via U4asgOwi AZ 1880 a. M. iOt beI
GUM direct Der Waesland via AntWerpi AT lo.5VA m
GuraoOa, per : "tei fue ~ u . y.
for Europe Rhctn va southsuiP'V anu
nj L.. D Cuba AID The " est Ahdl's pea = . S~ -
toga, via Havana. ,-, a. an, pa, ts,a,I.
Mali, Tor Australia New Zealand sandwich anu NV sAhas
NAV - at on ARRIVAL AZ Nr"' o. w y - 49,
ma1ic with british mails for AUSTRALIA MAILS Ior ShhA
and Japan per 5 cav Of PeAlhs via san fishei'0oh
close here Nag - al y. III.
rhs schedule of mails IA arransed on
,h their uninterrupted overland transit %
san rTapc,c1 Mail. from the East arriving On lhh Az ,Ag
Frauci.eo day OF sailing oi steamers arc HspAehs1
'h0A0e '"0 henry G.. PEARsCS. PoslaaAstss
Post once. Nsw-Yerk- y. y ASTi -. lss%
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TRANS4TL4NIIN TR4TELLERS.

nong the people VINO will sail today
the steamer Arizona are Mr.. ana
George V. Hecker and family; Alexand'
l. Miss Nicon, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hatton ne
icLhain Mr. and Mrs ". Halton, Mrs. A. Is. Tap
Miss Happen L. c. DelmonicO and George Renault'
steamer Austral will take among Otner7 LOT LiNer,
tina Rev f.. T.. Allen, Mrs +. :. Morgan MI ana
4 G. Morren, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Turner, M. ana
Adam Cam. ". Sinen3ster Charle- Russell ana H.
lg;on. l.. NJ. Iddng- II. H. Balch ana the lneihoeis
ths American Lacrosse Team.
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r.qER TO gE1R MArERYA AND NILSSON
TBr TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUNE.l

BosroN, May 2.-The farewell Wagner con-
onrts In this city next Tuesday afternoon and evening
will prove greater financial success than any OIL Inc
festival concerts given last month in Mechanics Han
Ne ry all the seats sold for the evening concert
and alb u tw0hirds OF the seats Tor tho afternoon are
{ssen Tho probabilities the date of the CON
ert every seat will he taken, there Is much cnrosi
r. near Materna and Nilsson In L,hengrtn," this beng
their frst iout perfo IN Am The @cOnI 81
pearancc being next Friday evening in the metropolitan
Opera House. New-Iork.
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A WEST SHORE MORTGAGE FILED.
TIE COUNTY CLERK IN BUFFALO DlSREGARDS A
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

lBY TEIEGPApH TO THE TRIBUNE
BUFFALO, May "A mortgage for $4,000.
600 in the form Of 81 100000 income bonds. gwen by
the New-York West Shore and Buffalo Railroad CONF
pany to Ashbc Green trustee fled with the Co lnty
clerk to-day It runs to February J. 1894 with interest
at five per cent On the 10Th OF April the copy % an iu-
junction ORDER granted by Judge Landon OF the supreme
Court on the application Of Robert H. Moore and other
creditor, Of the North River Construction Company the
New York west shore and Buffalo Railway Company
and the United States Trust Company restraining the
defendants from fling the mortgage in question WIS
served upon County Clerk Ewell, last Tues lay. He
claims however. that tho service was improper, and
consequently declined to recognize the order
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THE WEATHER REPORI.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON. May 2.-For New-England,
fair weather preceded IN the northwest portion by oca
rains, southery shifting to westerly winds higher os
ometer, lower temperature.
For the Middle Atlantic states, fair weather, north
westerly winds higher barometer, lower temperature
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, fair Weasnsf'
variable winds slight fall, followed by higher tenpera
ture saturday, .,-.o.,,
For the Lower Lake region fair weather nOrthwestery
Winds becoming variable nearly stationary lOHo"eo W
rising temperature on Saturday.
TRIRUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
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SHARP WORDS FOR EXCITED POLITICIANS.
Ernrn ID, Nnrlnlch LnOnM.L RuLlstLn.

The TRIBUNE has IA few sharp words for the
excited politicians who are attacking Mr. BAines roc'ld
and irving 10 make out that he has been found dshOAest
We are glad to The TRIBUNE taking so strong sahl
or this matter some papers aud politicians who do not
aut to see Arthur or BaHe nominated are making Aer
imposition upon line OF personal abuse whoh Is smpy
scapdaIou. Both have do lbtle.s made mis-
I'm fact II NAV be suspected that tie independent editor
Of The Erenlng POSI- The Springfield Repn6fean, Ihc
Boston Herald aud or two other similar paper; arc
ths only persons IN the worithey being JudgeS-'wh9
have never made mistakes But man In MIS- senses ana
In reason ABLY full knowledge OF the facts can accuse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-03

TRIBUNE OFFICE. May 81 a. m.-The movement IN
the barometer yesterday downward and upward.
Cloudy haZy and clear weather prevailed. The tempera
ture ranged and 63' the average ,637so)
being lOlao higher than on the corresponding day last
year and 5l,o higher than on saturday.
Cooler fair weather may DO expected To- day II
tins city and vicinity.
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THE DICTIONARIES LEARNING THE TRICKS

The awe struck respect with which suhuiy
newspapers and political managers are regAIuihn ra
dudes and dOctrinares OF not 80 very long 49,
r,nJ. n. of t,e IN sldrnun far Western mining camp
where proud and naughty Caucasian, who had und1 /,
sestacaly shot His oompanisas inspected the corpse.
ns aected the location Of tho wound which was IA
umbioal region and produced BY big bullet anu ao
remarked sadlyt Them dam Mongolyuns 10 oee'niins
civilized"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-03

POCKETS the neghborhood OF oNcis drygoods store
district telegraph boy one Of the cuprts take
pocketbook out Of adys pocket and hand TO his con-
edsrate and then both moved rapidly toward Broadway
where they arrested Two pocketbooks were found
M them.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATION

the variations Ia tia CITY BY tenh'
ofincbss Zoe perp.nto1ar lines give sns ftne for 6s - las
Preceding mg4 Tbs irregular tic s4snAa.
" the mercury daring oss h0eg The 1ssa W s line r2re
yaaons tndcsd By the thermometer % Hat
ng.s Pharmacy SIC Broadway
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noon the score was az follow.

At123O Noremac pissed vint and took third place "a.
loo Fitzgerald made his Booth mile being tnen - ~ tb
-, advance Of ROWel and several miles ahead OF tno
ec"rd Flson was tho demonstrating man en- me
tsc, 90 ne nodded gamrly in the hope OF covering
S roas and getting share Of the gate receipts snort
" after O'Clock NitawE b9T returned IRON a., Ip
,uii.s ~ rafting pace. Then lie again put on MS
Pnged hunting shirt and left the garden AZ ClosA
PaIcho. passed Vint and was only miles Oeuin" o'
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NATIONAL GUARD NOTES

Company A, 71st Regiment paraded last
Dght. under command Of Captain T. de Kay Townsend,
Cor company inspection, with twenty flies front The
company looked neat and ia good trim, and csnpli-
meDted by the captain. After the inspection
eruits were proposed fOr membership.
The Court OF inquiry closed Its session last night
rolone YOse, owing 70 the serious illness OF bic WIFE,
being absent. The court adjourned fOI two weeks
Dom Monday when the final hearing will take place
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, ssl-TWELvE PAGES

either the President or tho exsecretary Of the wrong
doing which OF these excessively independent gen
tlemen seem bound TO ascrfbe TO them. There Isn't
living who can't DO sandered. No matter whom the
Republicans nominate. the mudmaohires OF the Demo
cratic press will speedily open upon him. We shall nave
repetition OF the 800 scandal, repetition OF tricks
dirty, false and interruptions the MOrey forgery
Republican pspers-we Will add, respectable papers,
would do well let that wd begin the mudalnging.
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-. among the which we a TSS%l a.
sssoecial notice. SuGh CO,SP Howell. W. 4 Efn'>,
SSse2s Hoe az 'FSsGs T
Teller and George MT"n from their private collections
70 this eGnloliV" ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-03

Richard X Fox has deposited $500 with The SPIRIT
Tie ItueS and challenges the winner Of the match
compete against John Hughes in a six days go-s7-yo
please contest, for The Championship OI tAe WOio.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-03
JEAN PIERRE HENRI LAMORTE.

PARIS, May II Ht UVdVH OF I' 0O"H 'IV'I0
Henri Lamorte is announced.
NJ LamoIte " born June T. 1923, and was an advo-
cate by profession He has been politician and ONCE
holder for good share OF his life and al the time Of his
death was a senator for tho Department OF DiOhe'
He belonged to the party Of the Lett
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MARRIEU.

EILroT-wEED-On wednesday evening. April 80, At me
residence Of the brides parent, a. 4thst, Troy \ "
by X G. Anderson assisted by the Rev. a. W.
Minis Emil Elliot and Mary Marvin daughter OF Mr Henry
l.. Weed
Al notices Of marriages must be md)rssf wh fiU
name and address
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tho neghborhood Of wikesbarre, Penn The moon, red
"a blood attracted the attention OF many people, AID
second Adventist was heard 10 remark that ssn