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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-18
N.IRKLRD.

BOWNE-ST JOTN-Cu Tuesday. 18Th inst. az the resi-
denCe of Waller H. Long Richmond lLl., L. l.. Eliza H.,
duu ,hter oi Mrs sarah T. john. 30 Jacob T. BOVINE
IGELOW-JAFFRAT-On Wednesday, Alrli Id 40 The
First fresly terrain Church ltl.st and 5tsYe, uy
The Rev Dr. John Hall. P1uluey b Glow % -dlth Evelyn,
daughter oi LdNaru 5. JanIay, al % tlls citJ.
I~LEt-FLEEMAN "Wednesday evening. April IT,
a. So Luk|s church BrJoKTn by the rcv. George o. Van
DE Water assisted hy tine HassIur Henry uiNcfi
IT, and Frances. daughter OF William IL ticenAu- uO.h Of
Brooklyn.
MARCH -GUTON-On Wednesday. Apul IG I,34 at the
residence 81 the brides mother by The Rev Alexander -
Thompson. D. ID, John Francis March TO Ada h., only
daughter UT che late JOHN ". buiOu.
PEAK KELIAM-At the residence The brides father
Jephtha hclam, Long ddy. y. s.. ON Monday, April H.
by tas Rev willard arsons. Maruia H. Fir hcA- ME- OF
the officiating clergyman to cyrus Peak, lr
RID~ DALE-ARKOW the residence uf the
brides mother No 100 Gatesave. Brooklyn, Netnrsday
Apui T. by the Rev j. haCchus, Church o ls
Keiormation Thomas W. Rldsdale 20 Louise b. ARROW
SLOAN APALLO-Ou "Wednesday, April 10 af the West
Presbyterian Church by the Rev Thomas r. Hastings
b. D., assisted By The Rev John g. Paxton. d. d.. Julia
daughter 0r Charles a Rapall0, " William Si0an-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-18
OBITUARY NOTES.

Frnci~ y. Perry age seycuty-fve. connected
with banking affairs FOR than hai century died at
h. HON. in SoutAprrt, Conn, Wednesday noon. The
~outhpor. National Bank wa chartered IN 1892 az
branch of the connecticut Bank Of Bridgeport Ia 1893
Mr. Perry became it, cashier he resigned u 1917. and
vas reelected IN 1852 continuing m -85 whom Che tt,
southport National BANK was a.op ci. Ia jun. 81
That vosr e became It's president. and E-d n" position
until Do. death Mr Perry descended from one or
the oldest families Falrned, or when southport II
part
VAsHTvGFOa April 1.-The Navy Department is in
formed that Ia ufprut Bloorae7 WcIvaipr trrtircd)
died yesterday M Philadelphia from consumption.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-18
RDEN BEARER

Az ITALI4N UOIiIt Is 4 p RDEN BEARER
A hard headed, stiff necked. muscular Italian
planted herself akiInbo and feet apart,
sauarely the middle of the sidewalk at Centre and
Readc yesterday and b doing attracted crowd.
a sUu and daughter OF Italy making strenuous
efforts raise from the ground and place her head
large Oaken door They finally succeeded IN balancing
there after many changes of position and 10 the con
Germ OF lOOkers-Ou proceeded 10 pile good load OF
broken plank and box tops. The woman moved away
with az easy swinging gait her hands Sill upon her hips.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-18
ROBERT LINCOLN's POSITION.
From ne Chicago T5fJune


Many people friendly TO General Logan's can
dracy tsInOng them ex-senator David DAVE . mem
toned contend that Robert Lincons position n Pros
dental politics should he clearly defined and urge
thas he shall come cut in letter and assert thar lac
not permit his 10 be used. Mr. Lincoln viii prob
ably Do such thing formal declaration OF that
coming from hin would probably be mscOnstIued. lie
would De- charged with unreasonable professions. He
cannot properly be regarded candidate for the Prcs
Dental nomination. His position A. clearly defined be-
cause there b singular unanmiiy Ia urging him
candid ate FOR the second place n ybOdy but Logan be
Nominated Tor Presldent Lincoln viii probably be nOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-18

y,,,.re auA Nj Ehen Piynptoa An the chief charas fs
II Il pofc sprightly AZ ~ taleue " an,h0s VI" u"
~ tne most ptguant entertainments ~ .'o ""' ,
At CINCINNATI. in the coarse of what is called
ere Dramatic FESTIVAL there Messr Robson sd Crane
win b. ssaa-ou Apri % shakespeare birthdays the
,ro Drosias n The CoIacty o. Errors Mr. Crane VIII
slss be an on another dy. NJ ivag Beieh ana MI
Re,,son a. sir A1Free Agtecleek and ~ ToesAs.aHc
Msst.la y a. AZ Toia and faRy Davenport kpsrifnd
rhe dlfara-ious % the Music Han have been somewhat
eontrared the performance may OCCASIONALLY DC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-18

John Clancy, OF Grand RAPIDS, Mich, died
Yesterday % inflammation of The ba der. az me Hotel
Dane. he was born in THIS city On January %, SO
all m I145 hc settled iu Grand Rap Is, and became
titled with IT, bu mess Interest,". heil tnc senior NIB
@. TIA hrm Of Clancy Sic ntvre IN u0r merchant. de
yvas director Of The Old Ma oual Bank, 81 Or nd
Rapids. Four years ago ben ina feeble health he et 81
d, 90 most a. hS time 10 triNe IN
arg s his health bccoming 7"rious impaired. he sou Ut
r-I.fIl .rs Fareilu phys ials iail'a Jo cure hlh'
Do Growing rapidly worse, Ac sent los h~ Nr.thgI-n
Law MI Mcintyre VINO fetched him rom ar, RETURNING
CA ApIIi o. Nj Clancy a bachelor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-18

Post Roads today that the bill proposing revision OF
the method OF compensatng railroad companies for carry
ing the mails good bill, but he expressed the
opinion that the OF compensation named n were
too high.
TIE GREEDY REWARD PRocLAMirIoS.-The Secretary
OF the Navy to-day issued reward OF 5 900 for the rescue
OF the Greedy party by any private person vessel Un-
prepared vessels are warnsd Incur extraordinary
risk, "a the Government viii not be involved Ia any
future liability beyond the reward offered. The decision
Of the Secretary TO the right OF person to the re-
ward will Do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-18
URGING vIGokors MEAsUREs

PROPOSED RESOLUTION rs RELATION TO CLAIM
AGAINST vENiZJ Ella.
WASHINGTON, April IL he House Com
nitee Foreign Affairs toduy directed Representative
Lamb to report to the House The following:
Rcs9red That the President be directed to bring 70 the
attention OF the Government OF Venezuela tuc claim Of
John T. Whecloci ciriZrn Of the United states :Or In
IeHuy for gross oUrlges and fortunes ric ted upon
hun rs officer sad Venezuelan Government and 10
demand aud en- 'Orcc IN such manner as may deem
best al numed ate settlement of said claim.
The report accompanying the resolution savs: Your
committee T. Of the opinion that vigorous measures
than diplomatic poudcnca are necessary e. SECURE
Justice Tor the citizen of cine United 3tes tAus reYOus
wrOugcd." Mr. hAccl0oks claim g. for $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-18
MARRIED..

tue REB-TUCKER-At NyBck. on "Wednesday. April -
by the Rabbit A. 4. Tucker TO hstfe u Ine<er
wAKEMAN-BrLLINGs-D ruesisy. April Is. ltsi, a.
brides residence the Rev Dr. Corneiins " sv0po
Mrs katherine H. Price Billings danHhter OF tns Ists "
j. W Price 70 Mr Abr4D Waterman, exP0s MASTER Oh TINS
city
WILLIAMS-BOwERs-A Orange, n J., "Wednesday,
April 10, lS%. by the Rev IT. v. Hicx0k, u. d. NAT
StOckbrldge Bowers and Frank Williams
YALE HUhPHREY-At tire First Baptist Church. Com
geaithaye Boston, Mas2 Wednesday April 10, 81 tht
Rev e. DIV Brdgman. d. D., assisted By the Rev Dt
William Henry Yale, OF New and Margaret
only laughter Of Theodore 2. Humphrey. esq.
Al notices Of narriaJss masI be ad1r3eI ieiib MI
4 adj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-18
A cUP FOR sTRAM AND SAILIYG TACHTS

At special meeting of the New York Yacht
Club held at the club house last evening the amend
menis the sailing regulations proposed at the last
ing were ratified. cable dispatch from Commodore
Bennett was received announcing Thai ne would give
cur 90 the valuc OF $4,000 10 be sailed for the
fig season by steam and sailing yachts
The schooner Yacht M0nLank reported az Havana
Yesterday she will sail Monday for ~. Augustine
aIIlf nenne Inmn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-18
THE wALLACE-NcKINLEY CONTEST

WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE subcommittee,
consisting Of three Democrats and two Republicans, Of
House Committee elections, expects 20 report 70
morrow Oh contested Election u Wallace against
Mckinley. Of ONO. Two Republicans and one Democrat
a majority OF the subcommittee will report I'm favor OF
Mr. Mckinley retaining his scat The full committee Il
composed OF Democrats and Republicans Demo
cratic SAP that when the considered BY
gh Democrats will for uuseatin-
Nil No Kuley, leaving TX Republicans and Democrat
VINO viii vote Ia his favor.
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dered before the Retiring Board; Surgeon H. N. Willis 70
special duty ut Hot Springs. Ark Commander s. ID.
Greene has been detached from command Of the Despatch
and ordered to duty equipment officer at the navy yard
at Portsmouth, " II.
The Alliance arrived at Key West. All well. The
Ptnta ut Valparaiso April 49, She was to sail in
week for Callao
LieutenanC commander Joshua Bishop has been ordered
executive Of the Minnesota at New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-18

The steamer NOrmandie had among her pas
sengers for Havre Wednesday Marquis de Fraysser
M Poieytnof the French Consulate Mr and Mrs. Jose N
Peabody Mr. aud Mrs A. Won der Null, Mr.. and slis
II. Schumacher, Mr. aud hrs. ChamPeilon Dr. H. h on
YER General Carroll Tevis. Mr.. and Mrs sumner Jaekn
ton, Mr. ard Mrs DOrdOnYie, Mrs W. T. strong ana d.
Joseph WLny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-18

TRBUNE OFFICE. April Isl a. m.-The movement
in during the fair and clear weather OF
yesterday was upward The temperature ranged he
tween AZ and 6~2 The average t5SliJ BENG lOl2'
higher than on the corresponding daylast year and 6h0
higher than on Wednesday.
Fair clear weather with slight changes in tcmpera
be exDeCLel LoiaE ID TINS CIV md vlclnLy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-18
NAVAL INTELLIGFNCF.

WASHINGTON, April 17.-Lieutenant Rogers
r. Gait been ordered TO instruction IN ordnance 81 the
Washin gton Navy Yard Lieutenant T. W Greenlsaf and
Passed Assistant Engineer c. d Manning have been or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-18
An AuArEUR PKRFORHANoE REPEATED

The performance OF a Moonlight Marriage
was repeated By the company OF amateurs at the Metro
poitan Opera House yesterday afternoon. The play ran
much better fban 81 the trs production and delighted
large audience people, wnO lavshed lowers
and nrnluu.n Oh the artlsts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-18
TIE COMMERCIAL ADvERrIsER.

Tuderits new management this journal viii
he a H,sclass NEWSPAPER compete in al IT, depart
ucuts literary, artistic political commercial and gen
eral. Price cents. Real H.
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TIE WEAThER REPORL
GovrRNNFVr INDICATIONS

WASHINGTON, April 17.-FOr New-Enelsnd,
fair and clearing weather variable winds, fan in
peratUrc higher barometer
For the Mid lie Atlantic States generally fair weather
winds. shifting casterlv nearly stationary
temperature southern portion ard slight fa IN north
portion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-18
SOME SENATE PROCEEDINGS IN BRIEF.

SOME SENATE PROCEEDINGS IN BRIEF.
WASHINGTON, April I'M. Wilson's re-
solution declaring That It is competent for Congress
provide by law for the regulation Of commerce among
the several states The bill 10 authorize and direct tho
managers OF the Home for Disabled Volunteer soldiers to
locate branch Of the home at suitable point in
either Of the states Of Arkansas. Colorado Kansas Min
nerots, Missouri or Nebraska WIS passed. with amend
ments. The OF $4,000 is appropriated to carry
ont the purposes Of the bill.
Mr.. slater according notice given days since
on presenting bill to forfeit the mearned land grants Of
tine Northern Pacific Railroad Company addressed the
senate a motion to refer the bill 10 q committee.
Hardly any question: Mr. slater sand, had lately attracted
much public attention that unearned land grants
cstion OF revenue for the Govern men but
OF homes and land for the people. IL mad been
fortunate thing that the Government had given much
land To railroads. He did not uuderyaue tue importance
Of railroads, nor deny that In instances new roads
needed ad and announcement; but the policy pursued
bv the Government had been exceedingly detrimental 10
the interests of tde uaon I'D the prodlguity or land
grants 70 railroad corporations me question
hal now m many localities become one that
oya -haiowed and Obscurcd all other questions.
Tie h ne %dl sought only To Tor e the anus adjacent
TO fr uucompieted portion Of the road He moved the
r ference NJ TIE blu 10 the Committee Public lands
Sir DO pm asked that the bi lie the table for a few
days, lo which Mr.. slater aesentrd.
Consideration OF the Bankruptcy Dl then resumed
and amendment, offered by Mrssrs. George. MorgIu
wilson, toaf and Others Nj hor and Other senators
were anxious 10 have the bill spOscd or to-day and were
willing 10 SIC ate 10 accomplish that end, but rs o
evident that considerable discussion would arise
or th' proposed amendments the senate ADJOURNED at
$40 p.
Among the amendments agreed to to-day was one pro
posed ny ar GEORGE giving debts due 10 ldbOrns men
and domestic servants priority over debts to the stat or
Tic United states.
Before adjournment Mr. Plumb gave notice that he
would tomorrow move 10 10 AXE mp the Post ONCE APP
preparation p 10 whether The Bankruptcy bill should DO
then disposed Oi or not.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-18

The nsErau shaSs the
oiiDcrs
midnight osclA.i1
mercury daring
Bcics.sd Had
nut -sguAcy, Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-18

mated f Vice President that event may be REGARDED
certain the nomination for the nrst sss~ snA
20 70 Eastern man.
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. Jetlal Nonce5.
Artistic Memorials

Artistic Memorials.
The EI-N-IN tiAND GRAN III NDtAS, artfDrt Conn.
QuarUt- and workshops - es,er.y 4.
Fine monumental and building work I'm ANTE. Drawings
estimate rnshc without charge Core, gOH!cne
Post once Noucs.
pat, Jy particular steam u order o. secure sps'T ~
livery az deSuiOl a. az tcnsltlutlc mails are iOr"ifIst
torrllu nl!s Tie week April 10 viii az tlis
FHfDAY-ht : .. m sor Nevfoundla1d and st. Pierre.
sATURDAY-Ar $50 a. m FOR Europe per city of
Rem. VIA Queenstown ietieTs Tor Gcraany etc, NUS
DE directed per s. = CITY OF h'.H9 40 80 . 10 i0r
for .aUi per e. Btl anne. va Queenstown Ueitei5
must &c directed per Erfannlc, 81 DOB a. ~ Tor coz
land direct pr T. .nchJrI, '.3ssOW ~ iN o. M ~
Europe per = Mani via southampton ahd Bre.
men AZ ] D. m iDr FentLu.la anu , a. GOA, pef = q.
niagara Havana a; = p M for Jamaica pei
Mails for china and Japan per = Arabic via
rrllc.-rJ ! 100 D.. M.ils Aus.
traIa Eew-ZsalaHd -andw chsnd Fiji Islands, per s.
pm. or o1 arrival a. %eW-lorA VI s. "crnanic Wita
Brtsl mails FOR Ai1tIaila-
e schedule ~ CLOSING mails is ARRANGED On
Ia prsunu or tu-r uninterrupted overland transit -
Francisco Balls from th East arilYn- ilAA 40
Francisco ol the day sailing vi stetu'r' ar3 dispatched
HENRY g. PEARSON. Postmaster
Post Oidce. Newlork. y. April a.. lisa
Ready This Morning.
THE sEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
Price IN wrapper ready 'or maillgI c..ts per cory.
One copy. year. - ID. ill r-fId, ID
ms TtsCSE. NevYor-.
Achieved ~ cAewEIr, missy y cos EMULSION
tItuD LIVER Or. NIih PkP~IE AND QL4AINi has
induced many ations. Get The original, LII Broad tCy
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on Broadway near Sth-st where Jessup & CO. are now
ilcattC the and N,st End spring over.
the very latest prOiUci o. that necessary garment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-18
Religious Not tes.

There will be service the church OF thr lneaf aoa
S5ta IT, aud MALsenave Htiay even n Anil s, 6,
C'Clbk winch address o. Ge.tVficA oy
lPhlips Brook, - D. tho sG9leot AissloaEy 80
igloas tIOsrvss IN LnolA"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-18
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
rises, 5l2 Moor et 0iG Moons agetS %
HIGH WATER TODAY
4. H-sandy Hook 50 GOV. Isanl lis He'll Ga,s 3;O4
P-A--sGndy Book. lis GOV. IslnL l4l Hell Ga;a $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-18
Ready Tliis Morning.
y Ii!iraI Notice..


tn. R"pVb lean enrolled fhc Assembly ds.
tr,t- wi. meet 10 TIE places hereinafter named FRIDAY
APIi l- l~- r fe purpose ~ ee,dng de- egaies AZ
tciultcs Convention % be held Utica AprI g.
- !. delegates Congressional District COIvrnt0 Ia
rgat 20 the National 20
be held Of Or,ago Iue % ssh Excepting tlIt The SRI
tar election shall Ds hold April 10. l-sf,
and delegate chosen . convention - Dee CONSTITUTES a. lp
-Hd wand a dcie-ates. Ztth ward delegates;
KINGS Bike ieing trs which shan 20 70 ltphmlns
Han 3d.aye. ami ,,h-sL. kIIDAT EVENING. ABrl
IL LA ~ O'clock ami cIDg.' the alcenaes
the Dist Icl is entitled %
The several districts are entitled 20 representation fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-18

LundDurg'3 Perfume. Marecutl n ie. Rosa
LANDLORDS Perfume. Alpine NiOlst.
LundDurgs Perfume LII ol thc valley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-18

Msssrs. Jessup Co. OF Broadway and sth-,t have
two stylish ,prug overcOas the Covert and West Ind
The leaders Irr listed a. rlf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-18

Representation in the Congressional District oaventols
Co.grt,soal Dis cf in ylih tie Assembly Di,irrl CON,
mttees a4ye mutual lsrged OF snail ma qaiy agree on
senitiou slal De IN acror'mce with such agreement
SATURDAY EVENING, April 10 1884 at o'clock, Al the
So cong rSssi'ha7 District. % .varek place.
It'll Congressional District az 81 Clut0n-plaee.
9Th congressional District toncoriia Hail "a
m C9 oRs B BtsIret az az i3 %csf f 5ht
l2A Congressional Distinct Morton Hail. East 59.h
18Th Congressional District At Hamilton Horss last 4 st.
The elections viii be ned The following named paeos
2d District. 4o6 Pear.-St
81 Distinct, science Hall, Iil eth-,t
5st ,a P ps,ricf Is X Nest est Hoisten,t
s 81 b'. .3re!. So 81 i .ai. asr
ION DISTRICT Coac!rd iIal. p AvenueA
it .l b B''r,c. vi wi East A h 81.
i:ih District Ryaa's Han lIth-st and ,stavN
th ..s.I.c. 3 West 3jt 81
t3ti BIZ Dtc iT ', il. 81; S4i Wasi 7ta,t
18Th District West 57,h.s' and Peulevard
2l,t Desired Motion Han last J9th-s'.
sd Dsti.si Ifdebraad Hall southeast corner ll6tna
sd ward Holmans Han. llstlst and 3dave
24tI au, liltlst. between WasAn {ton aud hs.4rod
In the It, d. 3D. 4th 6A. Isth. and lsta Assembly d.
trc' 4L. -3 and -lth Wards ut polls Will remain Open
IN tc lth TN .s on ION I'm TN 18Th ara i5lh
polls roman open no q q. M. 10 % 3d..
"a aeCfufs ballot boxes
"a one Wtch s4au OF a. YO
slruamcs be-u with letter of the a9ha1et~ % NJ
IN, aut the f.a yDtc,0f 90 sur
uamss With any eter % e alpha from in
elusive
M, members o. the state Committee shall On ther respec.
tive districts act az Ienpla-Y CItrr.n 81 the con ses
anual Distract IHfl such "a 40 t0n.cstA
have been d-c4cl af. p,rnln,u, .,toi r1eet'
IS order Oi the lOAE-J com lillec
JOIN j. O'BRiEN. President
sOLON b. SMITH ~ecre,ar,
Ghird ASSEMBLY District Re,nbncaas.
The Primary E,eInu ot tH enrolled Republicans OF Tho
ma ASS uny District wl be ltd at SCIENCE HALL 20
1il -th,t FRIDAY tru Is. lisa Tor tac election .;
g. esle- O. tHe Republican iate C1uven l0a AMI - the
wiz Congressional sta,t touE uuOn
Polls Wal ur open nn.l 60 10 % clock %. ~. -
JOHN 4. IA %. CHARLES y TAENToR.
"a. r.f.rv. thsiman.
kle,euth A-scnry District
Republican PRIMARY E .cl on az SO iOl est 3iiht,
April rs. 1881. Polls open lriu : a. m 90 20 ,.
Ltr 4. PEABODY =. tAalflla
JANE. =. VAN hENs~ EI.Ath, secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-18

The ET.W-T-N .}TANU GRAN Ii WORKS, Hartford Conn
Quarres and WORKSHOPS, es,er,y r. l.
Fine monumental and building work I'm e. ante. Drawing
and rsua,,s FINISHED without charge. Core. yOHtcne
ncit4d - &. ONCE 81 B'Eay q. "a. CANELELD. \ a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-18

OFFICE or THR TYPOTHgTlE OF n. Y.
Gsodwn-Tr master printers Of ts city requested 10
Attend III funeral services O friend and fellow member
GCdwin ts FTiayI afternoon al $780, from his late
residence IadgeWJOd J.
BY oitIcr0f WA C. MARTIN. President.
WN. G. ROGERS. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-18

Al n0flces " nlaTTldJes masi Dc iadJr3sI lclb
name and address.
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inches
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-01-25

ENcRoAcHMENr OF CHINESE. Chi
nese a short time since secured a lesse
Of the Sherlock block, corner OF Oak
and Second streets. 1t is NOV learned
that they have leased the corner dia2O-
nally opposite. embracing 100 feet front
on each street and owned by h. Wine
hard. and also the southeast corner,
owned b. ]. w. Cook. Mr.. Winehsrd
receives, Ut is said, $500 per month rent
for the ground a. it lies, the lessoes TO
build when they please. Mr.. Cook
leases his lot. seventy-five feet on SEQ
ond by ninety feet on Oak, and will
build three story brick building there-
OF. for $500 per month. The lease IL
for fifteen years. The building will be
first class, and constructed With a view
Of conforming to those adjoining and
of adapting IL to the use Of white men
when the present lease expires. Notices
60 vacate have been served upon the
parties occupying the old buildings ON
this lot, and the work of excavatinR foi
the new building will be commenced al
once. The Chinese, II seems, are bound
20 have Second street, and by securing
one piece Of property the owners OF ad-
jacent lots are compelled to lease also
The opinion among property owners
however, is that hy the time these leases
expire they will be able 10 oust the Chi
nese from that part Of town altogether
--Oreoonian.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-01-25

SoenuA X. GIpDrNos AZ A DU.LLlsr.--
uiddings had made some fsry remarks
9 abolition and tn. South on the door
= Ne senate. In this he drew u South
- senator rather roughly over the
soalA The Senator became very angry.
WA eeot him chal en9e. He would
lse ~ apology or blood. 0iddings
I'D the challenge, but he wrote
= vas unacQuainted with the usc
poseol Or other firearms. Az the
llenesd party, he had the choice Of
aeooA He would name rawhidea,
long. and wiry. The two oom-
!. NE should have the thu,nbs Of
93 IN hsnds bound tightly together.
With rawhides IN their rights should
9aee each other until one gave in.
~ 0outherner refused - accept the
looes. and the matter dropped.
q = accepted II GiddinRs, Who Was
a muscular man, would have cut
IN - pisces.
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A Donald. e Capt Tibbals, Pt T,
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Anew Specialties
TO Be HAD At
BLANCHARD & CO.'S,
VIZ.
Val Blatx Milwaukee Beer.
Red Case Geneva Gin,
1, 3 and 5 Star Brandy,
MADEIRA, Port and
Sherry Wines,
Domestic and Imported:
Louis Rhoderer, Mumm's 4
heidseick Champagne.

A large quantity a the justly cslshgased
Eclipse Champagne just arrived.
Imported Ale and Porter, to the trAdo
and for family use. and everything appoe.
taining TO . well stocked Liquor 0tofo a.
wayu On hand, which customers axU In
vited 10 inspect before pufnhAMng olse-
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