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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-13

after time enough has elapsed to allow the full
effect of this rash venture to be seen the expert
ment will be continued with all proper caution.
The benches of the Inner Temple thus open their
beautiful gardens on the Thames-(where Shakes
peare placed the scene IN which the Houses OF YORK
and Lancaster declared war aud first chose thelr
roscsl-from SIX to nine IN the evening from the
first of June until the middle Of August But
this concession seems exceptional. lhe eA-
preston on the face Of one of the retaners OF LIN
coins Inn. when we suggested that Llncoln' Inn
Fields might be thrown open to the poor children
was something to be remembered. Considerable
activity is being shown, however in movements for
the children But 1t is impossible not to be amused
at the tremendous caruestneSs with whch
some of Inc English newspapers receive. a new and
important revelation, ideas winch have become
familiar elsewhere from long use.
London has a Fresh AR Fund which these news
papers have seemed disposed TO regard as aprodley,
though it ACCOMMODATES much less than IhE
TRIBUNE Fresh Air Fund from which the idea
was doubtless derived 50. too. was formed mere
not long ago society for the Prevention of Cruelty
IN Children. The name, at least. and probably the
idea also was borrowed from the kindred societies
I'm America. lint the newspapers say n was founded
I'M imitation of society formed year ago IN
Liverpool"
This iusular way of looking at things was Illus
tratcd when the parcels post was started. and
the press with one voice hailed il IA q remarkable
cp.ode u the social and business life of the nation.
and rs q new and original conception. whit" th"
Americans had boon using TIE mails for wears
tor the same purpose without bong
conscious, apparently. that There was any
great siauit,ance an the operation. I'm about the
,auc wava new svstcm of forwarding odd sums oi
mone, T., mail lciur apparently am attempt to APP
pronch tho coaA cuicuco of the American systems
has been ntrodScd II Won want to send, saw. fl,
2s sd through the mail, instead of getting % single
order or po,tal note for the whole amount You buy
a printed order forEl. and another for two ,hIne',
and two penny stamps. When Won have affixed
these stamps to one of the orders thIs ingenious
operation is complete There ~ Que respect. how
ever. I'M which our money order system might ho
made moro convenient w large cItcs-hy having
as ma cont mental countries, carrier dcllN'r the
order and pay the money al the house oi lhr r''p-
lent Every one must have known TUNES when u
took moro trouble to have an order caShcd THAN the
money seemed worth
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CLIMBING ~ u4SHISGroN.

From me Wrsiugf9u crit.
In front of Willard Hotel last night sat
three .amrI u- m.H Tee. were clch smoking cent
,ogv 1 e. tonic under discussion the du season.
al one: " 7 tel You, parts. n an'o-e had 10 q no
year chat won b" si't lnr" l' Ll-A. snok-
tempted Oh hu els him out Yes, lc couNuucd " DIS
tmC 100 ye rs ago coulH put my Maud on $40, 900.
To-day dead nu-td and playing iu n- mex To- catch
-a a Dee 4 Gee tslultl-.
This dull i,ce now Tor ma. sad an' tner o. TIC
''Ycs" dr,lled Oh. the hicd gambling j. played out
10 tl.- DstTlt
" ere where yJu are 81 on- said he II N >' a. r
"Gmb.u.. i- paycd orr so FAR u.s. are concerned but
ypu ere 81. u enough and can gct card to c"rtA n
biz cub yDu .,t there irlu tuutn-a-Iuck
f.trO boys mp hero are 1l way mp untuc. , r,
and they play rur biz axes. And uy hr nav ihey tell
a good -tp'y r,r am mem lers 0t dee c.uo. very
elegant nice euIOoth young man INC over here rom
Ncw York q cw week, ago IL "d.t clio" n -penhid
address. Ho wa. lugu.l. ha tray. lot th, wpr over
amt knew 'J-ta tIe more .ha % thin" ortNo Il" had
le. trr+ot BOD reduction from ptiir' lu Nc" YORK he
lad I.r Io Gn. 80 Ippel Al tha Arihtt d. he 'sne
ntlct With SOME OF Tie ,.Ab mon u' d.td t'rm At
IN vu t.rn asked him 10 thr club ro m. H. vent
several riues lie wa, 3D. e,l billiard player ln f.r',
hr was .ht handy ~ ans Nr.e game. One might "a =
...ce young MA FL. u.frt take utui 100 p.h'r Tie
..d .t. &C. usf irV huudrrI tIa night Toe o. II
ut.bt u, played and son ItL~. he hHHdirt ul' Nds
iar an a w nIu and tht .lfn notr The hti itDh
SUCH D. .ut D. nrr yuu uc. 4on tnuA SEQ uuW.
" Ahy. a,s-d fhc of. rr ts'.
"W.l. DE- vssu.t,rt." boys fhc pr pm tor OF a faro
ukIu NV lort. and u~U. tho -htrrrs in Tine aud.
c-Ivcd ne jus ON week and sroopcd On alb Jut 5000
Il ~u. uo ul ho FOu .- man had I't iue NY -htt
the cu1 fellows dnup % te racket th1t ui'} haiheen
playing witt a pr0fosh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-13
AhrLR Ghln.NN NLSrlGE

Prom Tis Dsnrer Tribune Republican.
Sister Grimes. after hearing the announcement
from tue plpt OF the unual camp meel =, u once de-
telWlurd tr 80,
Ef hr weather parm o. sal 81 20 mr. friend Miss
-iupk Us. and Prov dcuc. is wil;n shall r. an stay
througn he meet n"
According tue ancient har trunk Sas packed ana -i%
ter Grimes on. The drt few Hes re- ucVent ul-
and ere passed count DE ecgrd poles ana nus
inC Ou Che infinite. suddenly cnange anne over me
spirit her dreun-. she sat upIlgt wl1n starr ed x
preston. which rhH "a - on OF M git ION.
-uapn SHE faced about an lidrrslug mi i-l ok ug
man vi white uecte, WAC sa behind her inquired III
a voice % trrr a..
" VIA, DO You mean by insulting me- IN this manner"
" In ccd. madam -
You n-r,Iut indeed madam me. You know you
I'D IL aud you needn't deny IT, you ncumoui'us ou
hy orut
% Pr s. ex1l.e me-. maiam. but
D." Won't excuse YOU, you repr 'hite
W h -nr mat madam g. inquired inc conductor,
wlo WdS attracted Dy Miss or mess l4di guNu ZONES;
D." Wuy. this od sinner has os"l lnsu-uu2 me-
"M al Ia .. he done mIttn 49,.
lie has-wcu, ae mas 0een pncnng my aS -tnat -
Madam" sad tle sol mn looking man. " what NOM
strOuS fabric tUu.'
suppose YEA l.sc f9r a m ueuL" suggested Tie con-
ductor -
Grimes.
" BE = my sou, % calculated the accused.
Sister Grimes lraird from her sea fo me ase, VIA
fir 1 her ev and tlc .uluC Ur pulled from beneath
rue Z large bag nom role tH which pl1frl ed ue
head of large "a ne cock, Caring Hereby about ana
hmgIlg Wf ms powerful beda at VIVA ever lay near
tICl." aid tHe 80 eWu .okng man You 7fe lr vas
v0ur cd bird ths has done tle ODD schlef You
b cu,-d au iuunceuf uau O "a hrulu- offence while
yOu, vOur7 r. IRE on ur ras 70 aiieu % cock n5hS
Thus q s that - All 1' trays 15 pIoWti,.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-13
THE DOMESTIC MAIL
oUANThELps MARRIED LIFE.
From The PhHddetphtG Tmss;

From The PhUdd<tphtG Tfns
When very Young he came to washington
County, Maryla a. aud there M RED LADY OF Deauty
IN excelle I family. At this time re read ana sudIeo
cially o try a d novels. Af.rr living hap ,y over
with nis VII becoming emb irrass d, he tOoN tns
benefit OF H. ba krupl act. sued On charge "
Z aud lent insO vencY and aced n jail. HIS deVOVsa
wife shared MS nnemcnt during the SIX inOnths w
wIch he uad rem IN In jail awaiting la Upon nnai
trial a. acquii Ell.
But after TINS there began 10 appear on The surface
tie "eut G. t. 10 H. arr ted here; ns 'ife, sun
loving an cleaying To him. effected ,ompron ~
got In rO BILE, aud iang his wife ia MIN he repaired
10 NewO leans. Here for he ir-t time t app ars rs
b. 10 abuse his iaithu Vie He beca ne dissipaied
& o. and sha - lily ne % cted he. " illness called
him back p aren't 10 old-.l ne kin ne+s and oender-
tcss he bmd u IN" u.s. NJ liquor aud started % tase
her back 20 her home M Maryland
She revived ia spirit and W newcd happ mss -he
look Tor le rur tu the ho o. Of her 'hildhoo-
But viii the Mi-s-si pi River on heir way home nc
commit Fl forgery on Cine % an bank lie ~ gain
p q iml-thH time in Cinc nan Ater sewn nxlons
M uth- dc o.od wife secured hi. release on II,
when he rf,trd lie th'u deserted hcr md ,he -
tur I'd home. iut N" 80 % hoa OF MN near ~ Wer<
t0 49, Md be- mana ed to commit 1no 'riprs'ry.
ont CSC ped cnylc ION. Not long after ~ "as c,n-
vcied lorg'fy n Pennsylvania s'hi ne" 70 ne ZEN
ten airy and served that institution fr ~" We rs.
Hs wife wa D. ho Wa iu he f"nlenuiry az le sLh,.s
yorce. " 900 QUAINT ou hear ~ t He made 'nr ous
'hrca saeai h.r l. ON h.s rc.e go from 'ilsl -
quickly married T. % adcphia won No hui IA a ieT
weeks va again arrcsted Tor trtry aud wi' sen eh'ed
Mrs Quaut 20 then married Mr. \ Cowlou. SO was
still yo x. fo Quw'pl nal manage 90 commit ia
these crm,sl 'css han tNel' years anu SEC lnaf.
with her. - ud hus6and I'm Clmo,rl,.a m i-is, and
The, were hrrc both highly '.trcmo o. tnr o,h OF
Marco, l~iN Su. Wa .tiu MS hl nee in her lNuE NNm
IN thu otto OF Witch her nus add was pnpri'tor ist
AZ evening fr'n cImo in 4 "rN 90 .oon at'rr
" ohau m.. ar i,ei ID. Q o. iraln 4. 900 me- Ntn
smtle -us-ct lie servant Dee cu cred b" ionn and
muel q c, locke the door AMI lo u", Ia n q ina u
par Mr. Gov on soy ca o. N'- n' 'i ~ .",' ',, s
could tor help ior mcr. Nt- murder m IFS eye aud 40
told hrh noun d ro 70" 'mtl W , ", 'n ",
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-13
SIREEr BuLU4r COMPANIES At VAR.

ats o'clock this afternoon sad b"hiei
r. Couoyer chef promoter controller and director 'f "a"
Forty -sccoud street ~. Nicholas A'onue ana h"un"'
tanvile Railroad Company. yetri'fi our
douhlc-trach road in Forr--crnnd 81. v De- completed
10 lar cast IN the Grand Central Depot
Il wa, O'Clock when uc said 10 aud within iu noun AVS
prophecy was mlh cd Bu' a. ms point th' Nc" 'o,A
cable Railway Company stepped n and said " mus ''
shalt thou 20 and no farther" An order signed ny
chief Justlce Daly. OF the Court OF Common F'e"'
was served upon william &. IrulI, attorney Tor NIX
Conoy r. railroad company. temporarily restraining
chat coruoratin from extending us road further east
ward and citing 10 Ia appear before The Court OF common
Pleas next Monday aud show cause why Tue inluuc
ton should not be made permanent Inc
New-York Cable RAJ way Company claims t'AI
bv tho act,on ~ fLe RAPID Transit Commission
70 has the exclusive right "a Forty ma Oul mas
cons nted 20 allow the rN-7cco, d 81 - U
enue and Manhattan vile Railroad 70 az us r, l hI
after rrcey ~ secutty thc shape OF pon IO ~
600 for the payment or damages 'or ""} ul.l5
Interests. But IT, counsel have resolFfI 10 ''it' a
pOss be any further Dncrodr.n "A OL "4"' nv ~"
IL Yeated exclusive rights.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-13
THE BROKEy ILLEGE4FH POOL.

There was no change yesterday in the rela-
tons Of the companies forming The te graph pool The
Bankers and Merchants Company hal Mt aka Aed re-
ef IT. smeut, ANA IN 'qleh'' Oh 'HiS
inability he pooling agreement was broken ny t'' with
drawa u the Ia timore and ohio Telegraph Company
President Bates OF this company WI" WIS VIC 7A"c''
Tive manager ~ ma united graph lines. said yester-
dv. I've are a. much on OF tho combination as 4 we
had never becuu part Of IT, We would De CAD 10 hep
;he BANKERS and Merchant coui do so. but The
way Is not clear suppose that there VIII nave % be
complete reOrganiza don Of tn company Our company
~ rcv AT nldn I'M last night 10 DO business On an m
dependrit b,s 70 far - We are concerned, might
never nave been connected @lth Tue pool
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-13
THE COZ RTS.
Revealed BY HER HusBAND,s d

REVEALED BY HER HUSBANDS DIARY.
Horace w. Barton is the clerk of Wood
lawn Cemetery In Move nber last he w"nt 10 Norwich
Conn. to take mp his residence long enough, Mr. susan
Barton. ms wife, sav-. the Nutmeg state into
convenient field tor divorce proceed ngs Mrs. Barton
followed her husband. ayins money enough To Ee'p
herself Tor two weeks Ere her from Norwich, she
go sson Of Mr. BIrton's dar and Their r. al the
charges o nhdeli which he aoout bring against
her lie I'm band refused take her ok 10 his heart
and provide for her. Mrs Barton e-sH then began
-ut here for separation denying that she h,d IN any
IN uncr been unfa HI Mr. rton insists that
another man has ulieuJ ted hrs wifc'- afo, tous
The twn h We a .on n tnId Percy lively. years old.
His pa "nts have had NJ ugge for h pos4esslO ~
him. Ihe boy, az er neiug sent tO Wescho-er school
uY order O the court thence to fh' cat ouc Pro-
tee ory whence b. has scape thr times. II now WI n
h aunt In Ierse 81 y. Jus lee Don0hue, yesefd Y IN
hr supreme Court. Chambers, reserved his decision on
arr 20 lcatOu for umOuv a d counsel fees for Mrs.
BlrOu, Nnl sAy. 81 u NIlluul monns N ~ lp r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-13

guess TT 90 remarked Joe: ~you can't suit me-"
"Ili make It al right for you put in the knowing one
who had lust Piled his shears.
Joe then entered the second store.
Try this said the seller I'm tie pleasantest of tones
There is some in that" said Joe. lie handled
me oueeg-ed garment and got behind the screen sud
dcuy ne emerged with that drew crowd around
~ there, You son OF gun he thundered what's this
here business. auyhowH
something 10 suit, an't H." coolly responded the
owner.
something 10 suit. why Won darued fool. don't you
see , the right leg have and that's the very one you've
cII away. What do y0u lake me- 0r, man"
irn there loud laughter IN the street, and the
ClOlAlDr hngan 10 .Nnnr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-13
BLAINE BEFORE liz GREW FAMOUS
Thomas Eey hs former eoGrhfoqn ne N,0HqreH PA


was in the employ Of Mr. Blaine in Sj7
and SOS az hI, home IA Augusta, Ne H. then
member ~ the state Legislature. and lcIt
MIN he was elected To Congress. He lived what
called The hI." and owned nice place. But Augusta
in those GAYS nothing M comparison with tie
Augusta OF to-day When first went ~ Mr. Blllhes he
owned one horse be purchased another horse aud
drove them together lie enjoyed owning good horse
me about tie horses Ia those days you could buy
Numbering good horc for $50 and the Blaine horses
,Vrra prob4Dly worth $3.50 A thTee-minute horse 40
tbo-r dav- was wonderful horse. Ldy suffolk trotted
i'm 40 u 1882 and fifteen years required 10 beat
her Tac0ny U0tJed ia = l5i2 fifteen years later
Mr. R.aiuc ont of town Oh business nucn oI me
time on was always home n possible. on saturday
MINT lie was or the best men you ever knew Ills
IO-e FOR Lls family example Tor other men Ions
before he gained national fame dis acquaintance re-
.pecied him very highly. OF course a7 hi- friends
watched his gradual rise statesman they became
nroud of his advancement Buj MS rise m station vas
o necessary 10 increase ms popularity Tie was always
A favOrlte among his acqualntAnces without Irtih 70
uoitics or religion. lie easily approached D! the
Door a. well as by the rich and was very charitable.
Mrs Blaine WAS a lady, every linen OF her. Al Blame
was raised ~ t were the resuyttilh cAuIch ana uo
and all the members his family are regular hnh"ils
lie wished his servants 10 attend rnurch rum-~uci" pu
told i've up their various beliefs ana ~ bcnu
service wherever they chose. used 10 frequently hNc
MIN down Bath. gardiner or Halloween on Gio
KeuneDec, but he usually rode with hs FANNY nc
never seemed happy al home save with MS idhlt f"f
miles AMI miles around the country ne never h'u an
enemy ana democrats respected him ns ell as hepuS
leans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-13
ALL THE UdI RAW AHKANS1U.
C,o,n TLs IshH4IfIDItu f.rrrs

Restaurant pro ririors Ile NO always bad masters.
,H~rr 20 c.llri q man. max ug au impatient gee ure
which qLc.ly brought the ne sro walter tni, i mo
worst piece Of bee steak 4 ever saw.
" kut'. dc al 81 Wild u hos Amt 20 health = .
"U,alr,g why 10 war red ou ~" ting sysfein-il
unsce and no tat Caut You brng ne better pieoef
" 40. sab dai's dr bes' We GOT
"Isw . roy 60 through here Just now WIN the nhes
kiud VI a STEAK.
" For the cook
-ab and We mister feed b'm well Ter Keep him from
leaDin' As iu Tue lurrn come 2 m r0m" ume "heu
we'se 81 MA - seeihdn AZ VIC ~ lo-u !eI VI seaO
sal"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-13
THE BoRRoW.NG FIDILE
Er.m m. n..1.l, Lle1 nL....

The borrowing family sent their boy jack
over r. NJ. Nuu1y6 o. borrow some yea an suSa ana
cuutlul to lend leo uc.stppi5 wHo mover returned any
tIuK GA borrowed AZ The same Time she IA hol oaio
tocuf.r,y offend them.
"Id De- glad 10 ac oumodltc wees sht sHd' p"hi'ly'
'hu GA, iu hurry ANA t1NcnI the TINE 10 Walt on }e'
I've 90 ler iian 90 fr, iust now
r nov " nt boz me and r,uurcd that Mrs Murphy N1s
too busy to attend 20 hY. an hi unrt n7h "a" NY et'
lcsa.y "Gu back nuI flxf an ther plato WIN you ana
uu Nj RES, Murphy YOU'VE FOO uo mar tnd m" h'Fd Do
much DBL ged 10 her Tor pate 0f lhe fried hsh!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-13
PROPERTY rRAyrERRLD AyO: noyEr LOANED

PROPERTY TRANSFERRED ASD :HONET LOANED
William J. hutchinson has conveyed piece
OF property on the south Side or lnrt tAd-'L ahou'
1os ,eet east Of Teuth-ye 10 his vie FOR nominal sum
and for 4 Ike cousie oj in West LisAceuth-sL
10 Ieunet Martin.
James j. McDomo has loaned 100000 t' ihe BARGE
Lima ,oriova. T0osa, ada, ,bon, Natud, -dla-
mn ~, aun Valencia Apar. nlraf Associations upon
,h~r Dul in.- on m. side ~ reventa-Ive. nom
E.fv4i,nrh 10 Fltty-uln list aud IN Fl.y ghth aud
LItry ninth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-13
LIE WORTH PoMrBlrrLE 4SyUERs4RH.

BALrmcaE, Sept. l2.-To-day being the
seveuliet1 y ~ The battle % Norh Poin and
municipal ho !day the city olc ctI courts AMI pnohc
school. were closed The pr4d- = tie Old Defenders,
winch has heretofore the prominent feature OK me
annvcrsary did uot take place. tue association naYhs
IL banded account or Ne small u'pef OF rs.
4 M ,r.,tri,. ions iIcludlux the KING Is u
pv+bis fhe German Dr A,soci .t.on, cadets OF Tenn
ner,nce anu Orlu Army Pos g. celebrated tae day BY
1clrou- pcnics MD reunions. OF the seven survivors
r, A.. ciati.n of Old Defenders fonr-Iarcs g. r.
l1d eighty -aur 4muei Jrnnh-s AZ elSlt ',nine
80. ..u.y- e. u-wer. able t1 leave ther nomes and
vi .ryrta prbuitenf ctIe were he guests or Mr.
kn..t k -urr, with VINO they 5Ok d Iner 10 he TO
b. aiming three ~ iism ltcheef, niucy SIX
cor r Boss age ninety one; ana Ashury 'hre aSs
eighty ur-Nh1 were u able 20 leave Their nOmes, 0in
rcr "a, u..t ~ Mr Reunert with messages and co u
gratUatons q . a their comrades
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-13
WILING ~ NAVE THREL WIVES At 0Ych

James Abbott Of Bridgeport pleaded guilty
Yesterday IN the Court Of General SESSIONS 70 charge o.
biglmy ana was sentenced 10 two years III the state
Prison He was married eleven We ago aud la-t June
WA. married again under the name " James stephens
I'm this cirv 10 Maria Walton. lie tod mis- wife thar he
was gong 10 Nev-YorE 10 SEQ about "a Legacy nom a
re9tfy. tr returned 10 BRIDGEPORT TWO rs at his
marriage since hi second he has ans Wered
natrimonia advertisement. ana cores pOnded VITA a
wnmAu m New ,Inr.ay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-13
rlLLrREA 49, - -

The business failures throughout the country
I'm thc .ast seven days ~ reported % X a. Dan 4 GO.
number FOR United stats 1872 and FOR Claa ada, % a
total NJ 300 agansr toti NJ oh "a week me ISL
aires are numerous in the Pacific and western attes
AID iu the city OF Network, ont light ia the o,her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-13

denOmnations was reviewed. by william A. Blackstone
Chicago II il Intended Ir pOssb bic 20 establish an
annual Getting for an ,hurcnes tue consideration Oh
the various phases Of church laOOr-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-13
DguocR4rIc Ec0y0NY ~ rYT0y NH.

The Democratic banner at Union Hill, y. j.,
is one carried over eight years ugo. The original
,ort,,it NJ a.ndek, Ia untouched wse hat ~ Cleyc-
land f. as FL over that ~ ldcn. with the hair stand
ing .r.iEht out r the head 70 Looks as Cleveland
had seen the Handwriting On the wall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-13
HEID FOR SAVING ms FATHER From ARREST
rnited Stntea DenulY NarshM noLmns Nn.

United states Deputy Marshal Holmcs was
directed q few days ago to serve strainlng order
granted by Judge Addison Brown IA patent suit on
Iosluh II campbell. OF 80. 1916 Broadway. he went to
,n,f mace and mot young uau vino. tho Marshal says
,dui ted tlIli uo WIS 30 cpu Campbell Tie papers
were served him. bug % az rNurd appeared mar nc
hurlp5 H. CAM bell suu oi ihe Ma itIied ~ me
orier Young Campbell arrested ON e charge " Obj
.trucns An officer IN the schlgr Ot MS duty and taken
b f,r Comm saioner Grhtn, who held hm Tor r1uulua
n n lo va released on bal amt allegcd thar there Vas
MISUNDERSTANDING The order attcrw ARD served On
the father
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-13
cLnsn OF TIE cHRISILAN CONVENTION

The Christian convention at The IweHy-
third-. Tabernacle closed IT. session YESTERDAY IN me
afternoon memorial meeting was condu tea " "'SH
crr r ruId when Testimonials were gwen Of physical
healing by faith The work in foreign missions Of Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-13
HENRY H. HADIEYS TICKLE MEMORY.

Henry II. Hadleys memory regarding ms re-
huous 10 Ia" Democratic party, espec aly that part
known "a the Ieuocr uc National committee. nae
proved so variable hat LAWYERS R.doy an -po"ucr APP
Piled ro Jud Van Worst yesterday for rccrrc take
tlr testimony "a .Dc case The immediate oaus' ~ he
application Was Haicy'4 r.u-al to tel whether he had
received my money ts ycar from any committee or or
guz'ton or HE .uppor of hi- paucr or for an indie
pendent voter, nssorouun Consequently, fee order to
u hrru legitimate srur ior N.dct SETS Ia cua 'r
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-13

Coius are sold In Louisville FOR ten cents each Clove-
land Buf. ST. lahn aud Beiya Lockwood had better "a
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.JOTTINGS IN LONDON
NOTES HERE AND THERE.

cosMoPoIIrANIsM AND PR0vINCIALIsM-THrP PARKS
AND THE CuILDREN-LADIts FRESH AIR FUND
MONEY ORDER IDEAS.