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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-21
THE BOSTON DARKEK.

From Berlarrs RstrosDerti0ns" In me Manhattan
really think, however, that the grealesi amusement
had IN Boston was derived from the coored people,
as they call the free blcks who mostly keep shops or
waters IN gentlemen's houses what particularly
distinguishes them is their ridiculous contempt LOT
those Of their own color who happen u be slaves and
their continual imitation in manners ana sayings oil the
white people with whom they affect 10 be upon an
equality.
perceived turning round. couple OF coored people
my elbow The elegant pompcsty and aheotatlon 81
breeding which they assumed toward each other
pleasantly contrased with their version Of The English
language "Ah. Massa Frederick said the INST
speaker how a your honor do day y ' hosh
obliged, sharey berry well, was the reply" got un
catch-cold dat's all How YOU lady, Massa
Frederick r. Missee Frederick oh, shem beautiful,
80 most you never can tink-she berry inosh 40.
" Aud how you little shild, Massa Frederick y oh
she charming tank YOU one thousand tiIne-she al
dead
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NEwYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY Issl-TEN PAGES

brought I'm snferng from the effects OF the heat. The
Thermometer NJ Hudnurs registered the following oe-
grees of temperature: AZ M 73o &c o. tne same a
at o. 100; al IL $50; at $780, 90, and at o'clock, s2
The Signal Service Office predicted warm weather ior
to-day and thundcrshower tonight.
In jersey City there two fatal cases OF
The following Of sunstroks were reported by the
police yesterday
BRAST JOHN whose hons "a In East Fifty was over
yhtn working Tenth and Sixty-nrstst ne
carried to tb> Roe 1svelt Hospital -
BRYANT, C. ROSCOE nifty three Of No W fatouheYe,
Brooklyn Frustrated in Beekmsns ST., ana was To
moved 20 the Chambers Street Hospital
HAUr0N, eighty four, OF NO W leonhuso'
Jersey City, found dead IN bed non excessive heat
MILLER FRKDERIcK. aborsr at Work At Ienthave. si
SItyseyenth st. made iDsensble by the neat anu
carried to the Ninty ninth Street Hospital
RYAN, JAyEs a carpenter Of No. IL washington a.
overcome while working at No. l6 WashnSton-st Inc
police sent him To a hospital
SCOTT BERNARD Of Fernsndna Fla wa PICKED MP az ~
near the PennaylyaniA Railroad depot Jersey city
and died within half hour after his removal To me Sl
Hospital intended sailing for ireland In the steamer
Wyoming to-day. ., -.
sHANGGHAN JOHN OF No Mulberry.st- struck down
by the heat In front Of The Herald 1ihcs
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DIED.

d. Elauvelt. aged 81 years
Funeral Monday $50 O'CLOCK
HATFIELD-At his resldsacs White Plains, NY %
Fen,s relatives ted to attend the funeral serylcq
sunaay June - al O'Clock D. IA. irOm ihe Memorial
c94s b iss o a az: % ar 5a,2 81 r5ra % leaving
LYNCH-On Friday. June 90 lisa, John C. Lynch IN ha
Funeral services will 22i Ross
In 15 ieG'.c 90 Mondiy
M E4fT 5n On % ba aaat sas q
rhomas and Grace H. Mee1er
Funera! private.
MYERs-on Tuesday june At Torrs'al. PhtadslPaia
sAie A. elssst aSasgse. o. 20; s%p u 80 & f,osr ar
lPennsy vahia r. r. rom Newlork
MACK uddenly ruegey June AZ her late residence.
Ss5 9Th ave. Ehoda Z Mack VIE Q. John Mock , q,
10 O'Clock a. It Francis Xaviers' Church
Kindly Om nJweTs-
PICKARD-rueslay June H. after short iiIBsss Jess.
Liekaa u ,hs o. q ca o. lls aga ,, b rate resi-
deace at Mountain station New-IerseG
Morris ana Essex leave, foot q Barclay Chris
Friend, are kiadly requested TO omit hovers
sLAYBAc long and painful hiaesa Tanner SAY
Tho re naias viii be taken - Monday
terment
sIBLEY-suddeay June l.. 5 Waldo sibleY in the4Ia
Fgpera tom residence Of bis iather sbley Benring.
ton Vt. saturday. 81 last. al II Oelsex 4. IN
Of joyia resurrection Cssriots vile Of J. ".
SPENCE in the i4ta year o. her ass ,, -,
ST Brooklyn Monday Afternoon June - At O'Clock.
sUTTON-On Friday June %. william sutton. NJ D.
His friends respectfully nvite % attend the funeral sor
vices l4 West j5tIst. Suniay June =, a zSO
m.
UpJOHN-Ensrcd into rest June TO- Russell n. infant
OF NJ. and f ID Up0hn
Pauls Chnrch-
roll St. Brooklyn, AZ m >atnniay-
wELLs-En Brooklyn y Y June 30 Horace A. Wells. late
OF Hartford, Coma
Into Tncnt NctheTsneld Conn
wELI7-On Thursday morning. l9th inst ~ Grard Hotel
MARI q Wells tho Charles Wells la the 5@3
year OF her age.
Funeral the Church ~ the 1raAsagur4Oa fhst
2gthst. SUNDAY. I'D insl Al p. ~.
Friends and relatives are invited % attend.
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ER-McCRACKAN-On Thursday. June II. 1884 a
the church OF the Mess an BROOKLYN By the Rev G B
smith, assisted 10y tie Rev & X BAKER rector, Anna az
ford McCTackan 10 Edward Bass iIttle Carter
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the home OF the bfde's
mother No VI Thrd-paee Brooklyn. rharetAY Juee
49, by the Dr. James VI. Ludlow Miss kathedne VII
gna Ferguson 81 the late David Eergu+cn, 10
Charles II. CTandal, all NJ Brooklyn.
Washngton County " Y. Baltimore and Norfolk journals
please copy.
CURTIs-ALLFN-On Thursday June 10. at Grace Church
Brooklyn lie Shts, by the rector, the Rev william a
Suiyeiy sssistsd Rev Henry -cntief, Dr. ~.
HoDTOok Cjrtis OF Newfok CftY All Josephine daa8h'
VI tho late Hugh Allen Csq, OF BrOo<lyn-
HART-CA RPEc T .sR-Juns 10, AZ Underwood" New
Brunswick y J. ~ the Rev. charles r Fhsp$ Professor
Charles Edward Hart Of Rutgers college, 70 Lucy n
daughter Of the late Jacob = Carpenter
TRINMER-REA-By the Rev. AisN Prondtt assisted ny
the Rev Thomas Mctauiey Ihns-2Y, June 10 ~ :.
Mr. Andrew Trimmer 10 Miss Molir hea, canghter ~
tho late William Rea, NJ D. both Of Hac ketts.0Tn. n J.
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4 WESTERN FIRM EMBARRASSED.
REPORT THAT THE PAPER or D. l. WING CO..
uAs prrN PROTESTED.

A REPORT THAT THE PAPER or D. l. WING co.
HAS BEEN PROTESTED.
ST.. LOUIS, June 20.-A report was circulated
to-day that the firm Of d. L. Wing & Coz owners OF
the Planet FIGURING MIL At Llchhed,
Ill was aud would probably be Obliged 70 sus
pend Full particulars O5tainabe, but it Is known
that considerable amount OF wing Co.'s paper drawn
on Nj Downing. OF the firm OF Downing, Sherwood
Co., Of Springfield, Mass, has been protested
and that wing lert for New-IOrk last
night to meet Downing and II possible
arrange COR the payment drafts The Indebtedness or
the firm l. thought he about SI50OOO. The
mill property Litchheld cost 100000 ana
has bonded debt Of S22jOOO. The firm IL also said 10
have considerable quantity OF wheat flour MI Wing
has been engaged the construction Of railroad be
tween trhcd and East ST. Louis, which said to have
crippled HIM greatly
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THEATRICAL MISCELLANY.

Edwin Booth will Begin the new season next October
the Museum where he il to M an eieasement Of
four weeks Mr.. Field supplying tue Dir Alnauc company
The first Jpearauce IN America this year the French
actress lnd singer Mile. rhsO, will be male at WaacAs
Theatre on the OF september She mes mere uuier
lila management of NJ Maurice Graz, VINO has Just
sailed Paris where he wal perfect he details oI tAl'
engagement.
Mr. Charles Gayler's spectacle, called Jalma," vii
probably produced al o. the local theatres next
sept-mb,r under the general management Of the author
THIS piece was produced september H. 1888 at the
Boston Theatre where has just finished brokel run OF
275 performances 1t Is Aveact piece written III blank
verse When first performed 1t held the stage for twelve
weeks and attracted crowds Of spectators II has been
seen in many England citiss and III philadelphia
Baltimore, Cincinnati Louisville u; L2ll'' Clioa1o, MI
wauker and Detroit At chicago it had run or seven
weeks II was lately offered for second time In Boston
such record is guarantee OF popular elements while
the authorship Of the piece is guarantee OF worth.
The cast Of Nj Nuendorfs new play 97 or 49, Is as
follows:
DIT P1aT F25 Mcs sr msssner Of william Barry
DR. Boniscs Griswod, PrOtsssOrof Geometry rv.r,o,,
Euprosne his wife an ,s Stfohg
Molly MSarS o,olsc1 Of harris
Charles Wes maker Of v g sssS,o2Ss
9 B1 ,1i gah ssader messenger Barbago
Gam Cam jG. ,,s W. M n Fay
PhiaDder Peterson c:er OF Judge Whites Court -.
,,.,. IT.. wn,,.. u,t. .hiic + R Baaqs
serysn in MeGqile man ZION ,ay RsTn.,
Mr. Frederick Warde. acting in play called
"Ivnnwood" mas been well received in san Francisco
In this new play Mr. ward, is to come forth here or Aug
ust sth AT the Union square Theatre beginning an en-
pagement of seven weeks.
The present week the last Of the season at the PEG
pe's Theatre. II Is devoted to the Queens Lace Hand
kerchef
Miss Mary Anderson aroused great enthusiasm In DUB
lin ON the last nj hit Of her engagement there the popu
lace TO the numbt of about 5000. surrounded the
Ia h..faf yiara abe p
and took the horse out OF carriage and drew her
home In fact fair nearly torn In pieces
as she made her entrance to the hotel Miss Anderson
" I'M reaDpear IN London September LIST, a. 6dieed
and CiIrtcs This bill was taken of on April 4th TO a
house of 81 100 It's revival therefore, Is seemed yui
o"s RI will probably. for fifty nights. and then
Nil Anderson will bring out Romeo and Juliet"
penny Ante" at the Fourteeth street Theatre will be
withdrawn tonight.
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THE FArsT4FTTAy BRIGADE.

TO ne EdItOr OF Fhe Trtbuhe.
SIR: Your account of tho independent Pharisees In
council morning brings out the old names that
paradsd type during the last three months
They march in circle Ike theatrical armies there NJ
make a thousand; or Ike those In buekram who
startled FastR They had better BIO styled the Fal-
staiian Brigade
What q farce the whole movement Ia Give Us more
news from August. and less the shallow depths or
parlOr conferences. HESRl W. ELlIoIt'
WdshtHgfOa, June Il, 1894
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THE THER KEPORL
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON. June 20.-For Sew-Engiand.
fair weather IN southern and central portions. party
cloudy weather and local rains In northern portions'
winds shifting 10 and west sght nae Tn temper
ature IN central portions and stationary temperature IN
southern portions -.
For the Middle Atlantic States generally fair weather.
light variable winds, Slight changes In temperature.
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placo 10 anoyr In the aggregate ~ bothers rs oonsid
eraby Such little matters being kept waiting ., deors
hsyen e,ne are other pteassates VI the daily round
Yet nv place would be filed immediately res:sned.
How many carriers are theref About o1V some :" ~
have been twenty years tue service AZ scs. ou ~
islsssened. We have two weeks Vacatioh IN 'Ho 'A~
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TIE TRIBUNE FRESH AIR FUND.
A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY.

A gentleman living in Chenango County, n.
has recently offered for the Of the Fresh Air Fund
large and pleasantly located farm house. The house
il unfurnishsd he thinks the neighbors would lena
furniture 20 extent He offers to DO something 70
ward feeding the children and providing entertainment
this will be fine opportunity for some organization IN
New York TO provide accommodation for large NUMBER
II children with little expense Any society wishing 20
LpoW more about the communicate with me
Rev Willard Parsons who Is IN charge Of THE TRIBUNE
Fresh Fund.
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uULDOON DEFEATS BOSS.

CINCINNATI. June 20-The wrestling match
-, Cor $500 side and the entire receipts at the
cand ooera House. between William Muldoon and Dun
oa, Ross. drew 900 people The frst two falls were
80 ponan the next two side hold, and the last
catch a. catch can Muldoon the first In minutes,
49, lad In l. minutes Ross the third 10 mhu tuo
~, - a. az minutes and Mudoon the tiLh IN II tnh
htss Eourth fall was a terrific struggle
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4 BREAK IN THE OIL N4RKEE
HEAVY SELLING ORDERS AT TITUsvlLLE.
lBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE

IHl IkIEGFAFH TO TIE IHIHU-'H'T
TITUsvILLE, June 20.-The oil market
opened this morning 66s cents with indications OF
quiet day. Suddenly and from no known cause heavy
selling orders, in some for 100000 and 100000
barrels, arrived and sem-panc followed Holders OF
oil who partly ruined by the St break were torceu
TO sell out Pittsburg for time led the decline; New
York followed but was soon the heaviest seller The
enormous aud the question Is who has me
OIL. Al the close OF day jSa cents was bd On TINS
price il Impossible To- drill with profit even In most
favored part, of the oil REGION. OH cannot be produced
anything ike these figures
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\ Ee ~ Rochelle. N. Y, June II. 1884.
QUESTIONS FOR INDEPENDENTS" I
ANSWER

To the Editor or Tke TrtbunG
SIR: Noticing in the daily papers that a con-
ference OF Independent Republicans to oppose the Re
pnblican National ticket was held Tuesday evening
lime H. and that among those present were Thomas o.
Sbearman j. schOenhof James Stokes and Legrand %;
Lockwood allow me TO ask that the gentlemen VIII
tberselyes inform your readers that you VIII INFORM
them how long IL is since they have been EepuoheanA
Ia n NOT fact that George William Curtis and Francis
a. BARLOW who are booming Cleveland, are orotherstn-
law Of Robert B. Mnturn. lately named oy Governor
Cleveland for a lucrative office REPUBLICAN
Nstc- York, June 10, 1884.
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Lame is torment II is usually ascrfocd either
to strain 20 Nine tes out Of ten t Il kii
neg Be vice take HUsTs Kidney and LIVER
REMEDY your the dangers Of which
Il IS tbe warning.
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TRrBrss OFFICE. June 2l-i a B.-The changes In
the barometer during the clear weather OF yesterday
slight The temperature ranged between 73' and
Ole the average C995) being 6as2 higher tho
corresponding day last year aud s' higher than On
Thursday.
Clear or fair weather, with slight changes IN temper
AZURE may Be expected today In this city and vicinity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-21
CoLORADo ADLAZE ZOE TIE NOMINEES

COLORADO ABLAZE FOR THE NOMINEES
To me EditOr OF The Tribune.
SIR: A letter received this day from an old
Republcan formerly resident Of this city, but now Of
Aspen Ptkn County Co says that the whole county Is
abaze for the nominees Of the Republican Convention
that the woods are ful OF them and that there has
and T.r roo on the receipt the Of the uomna
non An impromptu meeting was held the same evening
az the Court House in Aspen, and every one pte1B1o
vote TO Blaine and Logan next NOYemDef nj, II.
GEORGE I. CoOKE, No. A Chares-sI
Eetr- York June IT, 1854.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OgsEsvaTroys.

TIE sisxran vss0as IN thi. fy fsHs,s
osnehs oftins NJ Ae
milnzaf t1s eseai
fanas rhs 6rskcn ati>f As r,pss.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-21

II in every household little OF tho o0flss, dpfectap
Plats Chlsrdes frequently used mus sickness Soaa
prevented II but tablespoonful OF be poured IN IN,
water eOset night gas VIII DC snectu proventoi
from passing through It,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-21
N4RRIED.

Burnetts FIavorins Extract. invariably ackknosl
edged tie purest ant the best.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-21

NATIONALLY Treat your Cold from the Start,
by using Dr. Jaynes ExpeetOrant and you may escspe
lung troubles easily gotten nd Of -
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THE MEN WHO sCUTTLED THE SNIP


To the Editor Of The Trtbuhe
SIR: Has Mr. G.. ". Quits gone over To the enemyi IN
an eloquent address delivered In this town under the
auspices Of our Campaign Club, he in referring 10
the Democratic party used these words Trust the men
who scutted the shipENever Never Never" Is he now
yng TO scuttle good Old Republican shipt Is Ne 70
strike hands with the freetrade man OF me I"eS vi"
he resort to the work OF tattOOnS our abes pureSt ana
most loved statesman viii his silver tones De heu IN
the interest OF the party which for more than genera
ron has been on record In favor Of AL that - vie I'D Pp
tics which would have Iaed cur nag in tue du-t anu
severed our country In twain. II It be 80, then shae
sLaneI shame, I would hide the bloody shirt Dut
trust the men who scutted the shipi Never fever'
NeVer!" 80. I'LL DDA'I"'N'
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A Georcta man has a oae hundred years oa, anu a
ts people are beginning 10 discover u Dy IAo A@''i "
the buIter.-[Detr0it Evening JsurnA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-21

From cleaning statuary floor scrubbing.
SAPoLO leads all securing soaps
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AMERLcAN INpUsTRY ON AMERICAN sOIL.

To the razor OF Fhe Trtb"He.
SIR have read with the deepest interest the letter
written by e1-5ecretary Blaine in september l952 DIS
closing AMI defending the action and policy OF General
Garfield In relation the South American states which
was recently rcpubshed your Journal. 1t 10 such
mastery presentation Of the that 1t deserves TO be
read and carefully studied by every voter In the Nation
It's views are broad, elevated and siatenan-kei us
logic +. clear and Irresistible ana far from ahordns
any ground for unfavorabe criticism ought To Comment
In the highest degree Its distinguished auJlOT 10 tHo
Hearty ana earnest support " every voter VINO desires
the preservation and protection OF American muu'U!
II ought to be widely circulated campaign docu-
throughout this state. walch ike many o..J
would under the Democratic policy % Free lrAae speeu
becouc a barren waste. Truly Yours
stamford, conn, June 10, 1881. CHARLES L. MILL
AyGLO-AMERIcAY SUPPORT OF BLAINE
To the EdttOr OF The TIT bHHs
SIR: The letters published your yesterdays issue are
with one OF Two exceptions manly sensible anu IL goou
taste IN their support of the Blaine and Logan Ticket Inc
exceptions refer those oso wrers-pronaOy OF
Irish soc-waut to inject into healthy American pot-
cal controversy their diseased "Augoph0oan' virus
They affect TO ignore the fact that there are men Of Eng
lsh birth among the most industrious stead'st anu
faithful American citizens. LlTge-Inndel loJ anu
unclani,h. they amaig lmae freely with the American
element Of the population and are not conspicuous hy
noitcI arrogance religious intolerance, hatred,
or crime.
the majority Of Ell .shmeD here are in favor OF Free
Trade il Is because IN their Judgment II emOodes the o
principles OF political economy and means the greatest
good To the greatest number which they hold u be the
very foundation OF good government In excessive Pro-
lection they heavy and unnece ssdry tax upon the
mass OF the people and impeachment To international
commerce which will ultimately be injurious to this
country They fail IN 1t an incentive to improve
the ualiry ~ American manufactures that they can
comete on their merits. with those OF other countries
A. Englshmln, but an American cI'!hel, ST..
sunport the Re publican nominees because 1t was clear
Ia me al the Convention that they were the popular can
didAtes OF the PARTY. and because believe tnaJ teF
admin ,tration would be- strong and safe one tlat te
are Americans fl the true sense 81 me word ann tat
thew would eaousy uphold the dignity 81 the country
and guard its citizens abroad ana ~ nome
Finally. would ask the Angiophobists how " Is, II
EDglishmen are LiUlcal u the greatness ana pros
perity United they would nave u oCe
! that The London Tunes anu other eadHs OF Ehghsh
pubc opinion speak 81 the nominations IN terms OF
praise and Ae attacks Of the mdd-sngefs mere as
beneath COutempti a n D.
| Nec- TOrE, June IA, 1884.
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THE COMMITTEES JOURNEY TO AUGUSTA.

II
ngIEF SPEECHES AT PORTsMOUTH-GREETED BY
LARGE CROWDS AT THE STATIONS IN MAINE.
AUGUSTA June 2O-Ihe special train bearing
the committee appointed by the Chicago Conyen-
ton to inform Mr.. Blaine Of his nomination left
Boston at D. M and arrived at Augusta
few minutes before 10 Tonight
There was nothing IN che form of a demonstration
at any of the stations in Massachusetts,
When Portsmouth was reached, however there
WAS large crowd at the depot awaiting the arrival
of the train. and as it drew into the depot three
cheers were gwen. The crowd then clamored for
speech and Mr.. Lynch of Mississippi, went
ont on the rear platform and made few remarks.
Ex-senator Rollins. of New Hampshire, and Judge
Foraker of Ohio were each called upon for speech
and e1ch responded III turn. At other stations
along the route there were large numbers of people
TO greet the train particularly IN Portland but
owing TO the short stops there was no time for
further speechmaking.
Among the invited guests accompanying tho
committee were Mrs Chauncey |. tiLey and
Mrs d. H. Hill. wives of members of the
committee and Mr. and Mrs. Macarthur of New
York. William Walter Phelps is not with the
committed owing it is said, 70 the fact that bis
presence in Congress at this time was essential TO
the proper care of certain local bllls under MS
guardianship. ..-.. 4. -
Mr. Blaine has accepted an invitation TO DO
present at the commencement OF Bates college, AT
Lewiston, next Tuesday.
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