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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-08
THOMAS P. ocHILrREE SUED ron REY
AN ACTION FOR $II2 AGAINST HIM IN A CIVIL Dis
TRICT COURT

An ACTON FOR $II2 AGAINST HIM IN CIVIL Dis
TEICT COURT
Colonel Thomas p. Ochiltree, of Texas, was
defendant IN a suit for SIP brought by Ais land
lord ia the seventh District Court last Friday IbIse
months ago william Noble the proprietor Of GrenoDee
and OreEta FJts rented apartment sf eight rooms
in tie Orienta. at seventy ->ec0nd-st. and Lex
ugton-ave. 20 Samuel II. HuxfOrd, who subiot the
APARTMENT Mr. Oehltree Ar Oehiltee Gid not pay The
rent promptly and subsequently MI IIu1foHi assigned
So OF tie rent Mr. Noble, who sued TIE Congressman
month ago and obtained judgment In the mean time
through some error Mr HUEord assigned the claim OF
$40 IN a Mr. Morrow, Mr. Morrow Insisted upon pay
ncut and Mr. Morrow instituted sui ID the 'eNehth
District Court -, o-,.,.--. - -. -
Tac case came M on Friday. Mr.. oehitrSe was m q
rare He wanted 10 know how inahy uges they settled
rent in THIS helghted country. Mr. Nodes attorney eX
limited bio clients gnBelt, aa Justine A"heI ruled
that II TOOK precedence Of Mr. Norrows a7SsEAsAt
Tlpn the plaintiff Hanted the ease adjourned 10 Satu-
DIV hu Mr. Ochtrec asked N representative Uf Texas
,sl.d be detained from the legislative hall, Of the
Nation rs iirtIc rent bill II Suggested that al
trouble could be Obylated the defendant would pay ts
rent Finally was agreed that Nr. OchiltIee aud the
pianliI should meet Al toe 81 james Hotel h+h The
money Noud bs paid. Later IA t1c afterHeOR IA, Oe1l
tree paid up
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-08
4 LECTURE on THE MuSsISsPPIEU-EE.

About thirty persons, including four women,
were present last nj sbt in the lecturer0nm % Columbia
College to listen 70 the readi1g OF paper by william l.
Eiseer on The Hydraulics ei the Mississippi from iTo
10 tae cuff" OF the number in attendance about ten
wont to sleep during the latter part OF tie lecture and
several 0hers affected by sleep 10 the extent oil &C.
casiJual holdings. Mr.. l1ssaer argued that The I'M
Fovements af the Mississippi faveF carried out by
GoyeTnnent had practical enect ~ changing &c
cnurse u the stream aud we're OF No ntAiv eecausc W
the end the natural OF tho river weaid as.ef i
fn qioted iarsely from the reports OF re aiasissp
River onn5sinn prove thar The phYala' ea4ac0s OF
HE river forbid thf scceSs OF lie mpfo' esehis carried
Olif hy CAPTAIN lads.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-08
PREPARING FOR BROOKLYN PRIMARIES.

Caucuses and conferences occupied the time
and attention Of many Of the active Republicans OF
Brooklyn yesterday, aud VIII do 30 to-day. They are
hard work preparing for the primaries to he held TO-
night delegates to Congressional District
Conventions which will meet Friday night and choose
the delegates Chicago Convention. At the same
primsTes will also chosen delegates to Assembly Dis
uict Conventions which will meet Thursday night TO
elect the delegates the State Convention The con-
ditOn Of political affairs in Brooklyn may he described a.
tumble and nothing definite in regard TO conclusions
will be known until after the primaries In some wards
in each Of the four Congressional Districts there are rival
factions struggling for supremacy and hard work Is being
done Tor delegates who viii support Blaine, Arthur I'd
MINDS, sherman, Cornell, Logan. aad other possible
candidates.
80 tras the result can foreshadOwed subject 70 IN
fOrereen circumstances. the delegates from the Ild DIS,
tIIct Likely he Is. butcher aud +. H. HpDos from
the IId District A. D. Baird and + \. rcEroeder from
she IVth District. Henry Ward BercheF and General
Jane Jourian and from the Vth District James l. Jen-
and bert DaZgctt Perhaps no one OF the names ~
more doubt al thln that of Mr Bccchcr who YOU'D Only
accept unanimous nomination. HIS son, ". G. brcc-tt
,ad ye,tsrda that mis- father declined 10 be candidate
Tor tne position ol deegIte-it-,arge.
The indications tn1t four or the Kings county dte
will he in or tine nomination OF President AZ
thur and four ,dinst H.
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GENERAL SHARPE AND THOMAS CORNELL.
SPIRITED CONTEST FOR pELEEArG' TO THE EErCB-
LCAN NATIONAL CONVENTION.


frr1u Az AsIpTAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRmrNT-
KINGSTON April There Is still much ex
cit u here the contest for dcry gates 10 the Re
p.U..cau National Convention. The Assembly CouyoH-
tI1u- meet t. H. ald there is much speculation
their composition respecting the n crest, OF Genera
sharpe and Thomas Cornell the TWO candidate, for Chi
cag0 Mr.. Cornell has five dele gates In the city
III District couyeubon. and General sharpe one In the
towns sharpe has SauSer, ami probably three
FROM Uavley. Cornell has three from Ulstertovu. with
the town Of Kingston mn leled. ami the same number
from Woodstock. where contcstlng delegations
ported Ia the III District the city delegation stands
six Cornell FOR sharpe the town. of Esopus aud
1iafriOWu three each Tor Cornell. With Lloyd Mtnnrp
P.teEI and Rusrulalc 60 hear Ihe 1T District
Will probably FOR sharpe, while ia the III and INA
the chlnc-- favor Cornell Tie towns uf stamford.
EuXbury Addletovru and Delhi, IN Delaware County,
have chosen Cornell Gcr-aiio aud thai county l. un IS
fn lr Cornell IN Greene me -;IuzEe close but
aualv resulted ~ favor OF sharpe Ihs d j. anyDodys
race time and 10 Is even possible 'af some new
aa may be- taken up n the ~ crest o. harmony, which
not ii.lv to seriously euitH Eerri IN any event
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-08
MINOR MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.

SrEUBeXyILLE. Ohio, April In the NUM-
cpal el ciIoH held here to-day publican vuter-works
trustee was elected by majority Of iO5 The Council
vii stand Republicans to Democrats. a Democratic
gsin Of /.
CALAIS, Ne April John G. Murche, lRrp.l was re-
ee0tsd Mayor today by It8 Da0riry. IA gelf he had
100 majority The Democrats FOR the first tm) IN many
yssls, slectt1 alaonnAn
BRIsGEreEr Conn, Apr AT the ts~n and tity
elections here to-day Democrats elected both of her
tickets with the ~ the eicr -. Morgan
was elected alyOr by 400 maturity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-08
SLLGHrLT IYIrRED IN 4 cOLLISIOY.

AUGUSTA, Ne. April IA special freiebt
train bound south came into collision with passenger
train going north on tie Maine Central Railroad two
miles below Hal0wsll this afternoon. but 10 one
was seriously hurt. Mrs. l. c. Alan. II Hai0we- re-
ccived severe aesh wound over the temple, ard hrr
ch a thrown upGn a stove and severely oruisci Mr.
Il1faaWay, travelling a1lesulsn. Va. -hzbly inquired
about tae head. Both l0coqCtvcs were badly g2usgfa
to freigh cars were Uraa and the matt and pIm
Of the passenger train were "terscold.' Lp--'
lf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-08
rRANsA rLAHrTc rRArE1L LES.

The steamer City Of Berlin brought among
her passengers from Liverpool Yesterday, Mr. and Ars
r. r. Doremus, Mrs J0hn Bacon Edward Barry. Mis-
Car1u'bers, Kenneth Carter ". ". w. Donaldson Dr. D.
A. FaFweI, G. n. @. Hammond Graeme Nj. and MIS-
JssBes Hunel, Leicester Hoine Mr.. and Mia. William
Hughes and family, John Love- f. 3. Leaytt Bryan g.
MnSgyRy ~ A. ParshaIl. Wiliau Peek. A. C. Forbes
Radeiffe Mr. and Mrs. Robert Richardson, Arthur l.
seboaelG Mr.. and Ars Geeree Tk9mFseR Percy Taylor
JOIN rlllWel aud NerhOA MardIe.
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DIED.

ALLING-At Newark \ j. on sunday Apri' D. l''i ffat
Funeral erv.ce. a he residence ol b. M ,rlraa n,u.i
J Cotton. 80 81 Para place Newark n On "eune''lay
BAiLEY-At Rozbu-r Mass April ., or7fn Ateri bailey.
raI ~ III. rsience X, SD r.t N,pIur- p1rt
Mas, W5dnes .ay, Ape. = al . O'Clock ANA.
.RARR--I.dsulv. IN Er19kiyn. on ,Inily APi N 81
invited attend tie Iu1ora -yce' - Tho
foa!st Tuesday airefro5n the tn iasi at osoS
In,crurBt az Newcastle, Dol
BRINCKERHJEF-At It Augustine. FlI, 90 Friday. Apul
:, Henry Acrsran BrlckerLoa son o. ihe LATE f'r. r.
Relatives and trends ss5 active and veteran member Com.
pang L. I'm I,gment - O., - y are invited 2, atient
ST. near 5,l ave- on Weiae,aig Ia iasj' at :
C "a rEA his fathers residence n hs city, on the jth
lAst. suddenly u apopeyy hlln 7crlng ode.t son Of
Jg.eph ~ AL C.T2ln = o. olic 10 ls9 I'm el. o. ms
The funeral seryices viii be aad Al Al souls Seaf.h stl
ave- corner VI 2Othsi. On Tuesday April :, or 10 a m
CRoWELI-Passed away April lsc4 Martin l. Cro"eh.
Notice OF tiAeral hereafter
ELLERY-IltB beth secsnd daughter ~ Frank and Amelia
tEery, at 70. - franknaye, Brooklyn, ~ = April =
Funera services eineelay Afternoon, a. tlc house.
G6EEhyE-on sunday 9th april, l-3l Martha le.3y,gd
Greene
9th INST, at II5 p "a.
LADD-At Westied. y J.. on THURSDAY, April g. Allos
Rogers Laid IA her 2jth year
iGI5f.Geaf At Forest Hills, Boston.
MALLORYIn Baltimore saturday April s. Mary A.. widow
OF the alc V lillian Mallory, OF NsT-lorA.
sen 23 II PauLsJ, Tuesday s.h at 10
o'clock % m.
Iatrrn-uf A. Greenwood "Wednesday morning.
Garages viii be IN waiting 40 EyeIett house NeWlO.k
tfty. 80 10 O'Clock A m.
PFAKE--At Hudson Columbia County \ y on SATURDAY.
Pill d. Elizabeth Peaat axe - ytare
sAFFOGD-In Paris the It'll typhoid fever Helen
A WIFE II D. Is raiOFd.
N0Uce Of funeral hereafter
sTITr-Al Faakn Nj, sunday, APdl o, 1881. Charlotte
Hltilry. wife Of John W ~tlt
slrvor 81 her late resldence, FFaukr, WEDNESDAY
sac q. N .r..1 fron g.labers Ct, Ne~-Yora
LlfeTuanf 30 roy, =. =.
Troy papers il ast copy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-08
BLAINE DELEG YES FROM BRooMEcoUNTY

.BINGHAMToN, y. Y. April 7.-Adyices from
towns tAr0u sIOut gOoma County sauw tLat almost al
tho DELEGATES 70 ho County Convention. 10 be held on The
10th Ins Will be fpr Blaine the exceptions being those
who are unnsructcd All the delegates chosen at Ward
uc-rs in this city Al GIT for Blaine except one,
who Is TOR Lincoln. TEesr and other indica mons
make almost certain that solid Elaine drog3i us VIII
De sprt to The state ad District Conventions Great Ia
ero-t hs n,lested al al tho cadeuses. and iull
vote have been TAe Arthur men made some effort
bui were genera II defeated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-08

THE MAJORITY ABOUT 3,OO0-DrFrAT ADMITTED
UT NltRAr-

CLEVELAND, April 7.-Oue year ago Cleveland
Democratic for hc first 'e in many years and tie
entire city government p red 10 the hancs o Demo
Gratis. Tie weather to-day unusually pleIsln, and
tie Rpus bring VOL organic d, pOAej lar. vote.
Upwards o, 10000 votes were po.et AT tL.. hour only
twelve wards ont NJ twenty-five have boon heard from.
Thee give Republican majority of $500, which iuI-
Gates hlndsome Republic mai ,iity IN the entire city.
Chairman John Web. or the Democratic Central Com
re. comedies the Ctr 60 the Republicans boy ma
iurirv OF 100. The Republicans claim majority pf
1900 or 4.DnO. ANA eject majority o the CITY Council
and tlr Board o Lducaton. There i. great enthusiasm
among Republicans, vino claim tat The result OF THIS
election 10 have good effect iu royru Der There WAC
little excitement at the polls to-day and no d9 turDdncc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-08

sdephia IN the middle Of May play the gentlemen Of
Philadelphia. The president OF the club sad that he had
opened negotiations for he purchase OF tie club grounds
staten Island.
The g. George Cricket Club held ts annual meeting ot
DeimOuicOs IN the evening. Appropriate resolutions 3a
the death 81 Frederick Richardson. member % ne cluh
passed The grounds Of the CLIO 10 be OpeiDd
May I. Other business a routine natare Sas uaIs-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-08

The Republican associations of the INtL As
scmby District Lust eseuiug adopted resolutions asking
tine delegates Of the III and Yth Districts TO unite with TIE
IXth IN ca ling convention delegates 90 the Ma
ona Convention the basis Of representation As
bat o. TIE 4.sl.,on, IN the County Committee and IN
the Conversational Convention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-08

Country Club Pelham from April 2s TO May 30 ieav
ing the Hotel Brunswick at IL a. m and arriving at the
Country Clubhouse at 1245 p. Returning Che coach
will leave Pelham at 345 D. and arrive at the Hotel
Brunswick ~ $50 p m. The route VIII be nv way OF
Harlem, Morrisisna. Foxs Corners. Union Iort Nes-
chester and Mddleown. The fare Is - %, 90 cents
for box Seats may be secured afeT Ap 10
III the Hotel Brnnswick.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-08
GANFS In OTHTR PLACES.

TRENTON, April THE first game on the
Trcnton1 new grounds was played here to-day between
the Philadelphia Reserve and Trenton Mines About 1000
people we're present. The hone nine lost the game
.Hrou-h poor ptc -mg The Pnadrlpids won ny the tyl
lowing
Philadelphia -.............---.I 9-lS
trenton y Z " V " "
BALTIMORE, April "A finely cOatest0d game was
played here today between the Baltimore and BufElo
mines Only eEe run was made In the game that ny tAe
Buffalo nine Ia tIe seventh nuiHg The scOTe was
f-liowa:
Baltimore - o 0 o o O. o.
BuiaiO ...................O y D u % U o. l.
RICHMOND. Va, April THE game ~ baseball to-day
between the Detrais ana Yrgniss Resulted IN victory
Tor the visitors. follows:
Virginia .-......... ..-....-.--0 o
Dttusit .....--..-.-. q u - % q / ! 1 j. u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-08
ELECrING DELEGATES ~ EssEX COUNTY.

The Republican primaries for the election Of
DELEGATE, % the Congressional District Convention 1T
Newark tonorrow and delegates the state Com euIol
al Trenton we're held throughout Essex County " J..
last uisAt To was asceItaned 90 late hour what
preferences were indicated hy thu selection or delegates
bun thr impression prevailed thIt Blame bad che lead Ia
Tie second d.stcL EdHnnis ami Aas1OuIne were favor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-08
REPUBLICAN GAINS II HARTFORD.

HsrrrorD, April Morgan |. Buikelry
RepJ was Reelected Mayor to-day iog two years, To-
ng h- Third cru over Charles 81. Josyn (Del by $50
majority The Republicans also elected the Treasurer
and City Marshal by handsome maornes while the Dem
ocrats retain the City Cierkship, Collector AMI Auditor
az large maorities The Republicans elected SIX Alder
men and the Democrats twoa Republican gain OF one
Tie kcpub leans elected nineteen cuucmen ana the
Democrats thirteen e. publican gain Of one On JONI
ballot republicans Vil have twelve majority ID he
a government.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-08
THE ELNIRA. CORTLAND AND NORTHERN.
,rY rrIrGr APH 10 IN rRIHrNs.-

ITHACA, April 7.-PaSsenGCr trains on the FL
mira Cortland and Northern Railroad have been running
3u hedue time to-day. Vice-Pre>.d-at Maxwell and
Manager McLeol the eastern ermi us Of the road
pa hing along the laying Of the track RAPIDLY rs
possible large force " w0rkmen employed ~ "a
ry~ points the line replacing the old track Wiu steel
rll Dr.. LAYING tlrs ard baAas-uc Tie passenger
traffic is still on the iucrcIse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-08
AvyUAL MEETING or THE LOFoS CLUB.

The annual meeting of the LOtOs Club took
place last evening secoHd ycspTesident, Frank r.
Lawrence presiding Tho annual reports OF the secretary
aud treasurer presented and showed the club to be
Ia prosperous condition. regards both membership
and asRaees. Although considerable sam had been
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-08
VICTORY FOR THE ArHLETICs.

PHILADELPHIA, April Fully 5000 spec
tat0rs Witnessed the game to-day between tho Phla
delpha League and Athletic baseball lines. The league
nine did tie best work at the bat. bat their fielding play
was faulty nj times The Athletics played an excellent
hrllln1 game and only Tor two Wild throws by Mgan
would have played without error Rings and Blads
ton the the bat. The the first
ola series the local championship The fun score Is as
follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-08
CR-faPia

when Baby was 4.cC. We gave no. CA,l02IA
when sho was & Child, she erie for CA7roslA
When she became Als' she cunz % Clsl0sLt.
When she had CAIiran size gave them CAar0-.A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-08

LIE RInOrEr hIMEN.

One Of the third ties VA tho seconolas- hanrsti seI es
at raequets was played the Racquet Court in sizthsve
yesterday The match finely contested the players,
J. w. Pryor and ". : simpbins. hslBg evenly matched
Simpius won The first. third and fourth bouts aud Tie
match by the following score;
Totals
j. " PRYOR ................I 10 l5--f9
" > himpkms i 10 lJ-Ol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-08
Two CRICKET OLUB MEETINGS.

AT 4 meeting of the Staten Island Cricket
Cab yesterday committee OF i've appointed 10 49,
feet coors for the club. II resolved 10 hire profess
sioaa TO Goaeh he team which, The Club w send " Phi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-08

TRIBUNE OFFICE. April 81 e. m.-Tle moycuca.
in the barometer yesterday upward Far and clear
weather prevailed The temperature ranged between
49, and 81. the average 42iJ beng ~ lower than
the corresponding day last year end 37-' higher than
sunday
Clear or fair aud warmer wes'r followed ~ in-rpi@-
ng elOudness aud chances OF ht ram may De cxpgcCet
to-day this cisy ana vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-08

COMPLETING ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE STATE CON
yENuoN-wMIING FOR ADNICE FROM MR.

tOMPLtilNF Ahf-ANuhNf-NlN i'h liiE 0lAl' O''-
yENuOS-wAIIlNG FOR ADNICH FROM MR.
RANDALL.
ALLENrowN, Penn, April 7.-CAairman Hen
sell o .ue Democratic state Committee, arrived here This
ccenin- and with him were e number OF delegates. He
Ia- t.@ ,~1 committee ana f1I arrange neIs for the
convention were discussed and agreed anon. Little yet
Euown A. 10 the organization Of Tine convention. c. T.
h. i AIS; j. h. }a ,ert spoken o. for temporary char
Iuaa. aRD only IA n,oacd for permanent
cloIr.nI .3 tI-, ol a.. u ;Jn -ptjc The wo.@ OF tue
con teuaoa will app rruty be quickly transacted the
only t aui .I.tirt bsiuE u t.o collection d a-
rtr. 'r"-f T1-uO.r1w evening m" >l1i" Conan t-r
wi lr vacancy csT-cd ny tEc 1-dtA o. Harry Packer
fc4ly b.. t0Ac is spoken Tor the place, ana wall u-
t,u .Ig hr cIo-eu. EE-~rctErr EduHu. - expected
her, morIl9-. 'nrh dcend- upon Tie WISHES
of N~ Randall - 90 whether der,It8 10 me National
Convection shan NC instructed Or not. Inc delegates ia tie
city ta-i4i-iI. number thirty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-08

Runs earn. b.. .tr,p. tam CeFsilaI p First gass on
errors retgapli tIl. Cirv lIu d. STRUCK o-t-Ntt
iuH,Dian o.. lcYy.IHt l. Total ief GA yases-&eirIoiL
tau. : Cove and P.
The I.r clubs play again today, hut Win kcete and
Hoihe.t a, tae 0atttS- 'pr the Nci"u0!ltgn-.
large crowd Witnessed rnc opening game OF baseball
at Na-Lu- ton Pdra, lrl5ky yesterday, The Bto0!
nine played picked nine and defeated them by 20 o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-08

spont In reyars them was reported sriplus u SJ7
OiB H. On ieres II - 80 - during the year Tie
cub has liabilities Inc new Board Of Dieri0ri ufs
aIirr che general naclEg 8ad appoint, ga committees lOf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-08

CoLORED MEX BENASD1NG DIFFERENTIATION
BALTIMORE April IA meeting Of the col
"a Republican Of the Ivth Congressional District
was held in hi. city tonight. reaolaien adeft~d
declaring thai a honorable s6oud be Used :" 20
cure right send district delegate TO the National
Republican Convention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-08
run nrnrr4p rnEoRY ErpL1fYKD.

The Verltas Association held meeting, last
evening at the German Masonic Temple. No. 20
East Fiftsenth-st The Rev Nicholas blerIlng De
licEfed a lecture on The development 0t tho soih
systa,u ak plainIug the nebulaT theory.
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9reual AJuces.

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a s. saSr southampton and Bremen issers Tor Great
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per -aier'l ~ L. m. ur Europe, pcr cry OF ber
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Belgium direct per khg RAtud, VIA Antwerp az . ~
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Post ONCE. NswYork \ " April l. 1851 -.
Ready This Hseni4ls-
THE sEMI-WEEKIY TRIBUNE.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-08
q o > 2 0 %
- I q y 2 1 = 1 O-s

Runs earaed-Atheti' Phlndelp1il, D. Ems! paso On
Athletic .; Philadelphia struck OutA tc,
Philadelphia g. LEFT IN bases-Athruc, Philadelphia &.
cr-cr bif,-Muivpy 1, Met bet D. l. striker / DCdDle
pays-souk Stovey aud Corey ms Of game-l:jD
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-08
ANrEAETMuR pELEaArEs rRoM YATES COUNTY.

PENS Van, n. ", April THE Yates
County Republicans viii be represented 10 tle Congress
sonal Convention % the KKIXth District on the l0th
inst. by stafford C. Clcyesnd II. c. Tslmadgs, W. y
Perry Eyereti Bf0wn, john W. Smith and Alden D. Fox
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-08
INsrRrcTFD TOR BLAINE

suNgrRr, Penn. April THE Republicans
Of Northumberland County to-day elected J. IT. Wagner
"a Dregaie 60 the National Convention With Instructions
Tor blaine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-08

OPTION UIELDS-On saturday April =. 1885, Ti ffv.ng.
the rcsiI % the brides srer S.
Santos IS. kuHIi Dor O. l;ey 81 lan IL. Le aIn M--a
trtou D -Or.ulc shells.