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New-York tribune., 1884-10-25
STARIN'S
~ CITY, RIVER AND KARBOH TRANSPORTATION


COMPANY.
Office Pier II, y. r., ioJt OF Cortlanlt-st.
Consgnments OF freight forwarded directed any part
Q; the world
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES For DISPATCH.
Orders delivery Of all kinds OF fret hit and
chandise to any part Of the city.
SEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
BOR LTGHTERAGE
Freight OF every description promptly istered to point
IN the harbor at reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS,. BARGES AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS
Steamers JOHN H. SrARIN ami ERASTUS CORNING
for NEW-HAVEN. clve Pcr L. =. r. foot OF COrtlandt
at .. m iily. (Si.irlayi exD,rLl
Freight 10. points D. L. * W Il H. received al Pier 10
For New.IIaven and points Fast NJ Pier Is
CENTRAL 9IiiPYARD. COHmdnpas :. DRY Docss
Machine ard Boiler shops Everything appcraiuing tho
construction and repair OF vessels.
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srinrrs OF rURrENriSn
CHARLESTON Oc, ~ --FuIpoaiina qnlst A. plto
hAVAAAAn Dol ~ -furpeni,ne hfmal llA
MILAiN1iOs oct V,-Iuipsn,ins quiet ~ sftA
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MINES AND INNING.

SlLESAT TIE yEWY0RY Uvfy1 ENrHA NGE
NEw-YoaX. O;t. 81. 1881
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

ID MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST.
Via PHILADELPHIA. Blltimora aai Washin ton
Trains leave frOn Pcnn5yiyania z. r. Depot 80.
D. except StlIay fOr Nl,iin gtDn IN III pDintl ven
p. M. DAILY FAST EXPRFS+. throuyh seapiny
coaches 10 Ch.ca 20 Cincinnati st. LOhI Connects Jf
points Wcst. - go.
T. MIDNIGHT daily FOR Washington an1 all points We,'.
For rimo Tables Tickets, SlecDn. Berths an Blttt'
apply Oice ~ jiJ. 3jl AMI IL 50 IfOaiyiY
4Court-s. Brooklyn: Pcnnsylvana Railroad.
CATSKILL LINE.
~ STEAMERS KAATERSKTLL AND CATSKILL
rom too fIarrisOn-s. e. every dIy OF \.
boats iuyvcssn, stockport and Athens Tuesays Thurs
iays and Saturdays.
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y Eh DhI FUN NEW Dt thuU.-faf1
Cornwall sleamer JiME5 + BRETT Eayc, Dot w,s
Rearan9 ' Fave; vew5ars 2, p n Excursion cscls 10.
NewYors returning same day. soc. No Intoxicating hqar
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
GiyEn october 1891
'oo m Rochester and Montreal express ihroughdns
s,oppins II ~ Aanr van ic sprac"sc o st"r Baa,
aeara Fa' Irc tleve'nd ANA Toledo at chies,,
dagna hochesef Niagara Fail, End i1ialo connect. s
! . ~. Western yew-YorF ani Northern Esprsn riii
Gi0 .. ~. Albany. Troy anil Utica Express ,hrs,a
i p ~. accgmmoiuipn :, Ablry ~ frov. 49,.
rails nuralq clneinn9t I9'ylc ettri sni 81 L,us
A"mtn ,a T sa' a To- ar',o T ,s1 W,p.t '''"
pos ~ @ 'es s ,at@as,' @ ''Ggns, "n,s ,I ,, ~ s,s
g i"n3 elsg t'yig eyeepi saturday, ani waeriorn fsi
II y ~ Jeii fybtess vt sieenias e,f, ~ Aisany vi
liny tnnrttl tli no pe'hinf fsins wf "a wet ffs
tess,, 20 s,ie y atial i..ait, baeea. fa P,t.s,
,.. ' .ta ssa '' .si i s. .,i f & S"ss w1'a hFs
sd =, ~s,lgasg sai iio Patton s'o bfoe'y@ sai "
ps 5 sa. s.a ~ ',;Pe s ss
Hagaaaa, iilei iaraoi ohe,s u from resfeiea
rRess gin laiF Al eihaf' tag e'seRRi 1gai'Y
Gen,rsi Superintendent General Passenger AGENT,
NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH nIi,
s's'''''a So~vors pi', xxx RI 81 'a,.r"
Leave h NEw,Y2hK oe"%gsDci9s ,c, ~ ~ ,oo -,
.i5 a. M, VA, Penn; m il5 oo' n, lsjj N, $40
,Fot Iinwfn,. 90. "a Pin, Reauns RR- BOZ 1ti
5S " s,n w rsna 9s nh ~ 5 rs ,Sn i n ls% 'S' 81
For % Red Red BANK w w. Penn % H E. I,. ao m. gn 80
. y. M sundays rs M. p m. vi, Pal; & R.tiif
IN" rsr Ioag II s oea2 k.s,rg g'r~
Pcach Spring Insc Sca Grit Point Plcas,nt &c, y pids
delphil and Reaiing RR. j:Oi 7i5am. lii too itjpm
SUNDAYS mot STOPPING Ocean Grove Asbury pgs n
slj. p. m. via Pennsvvania R2. il5. 900 \ iaM
$40. 500 n H. sundays mot stoppiay at Ocsll Grow
Ashnrv PARK. t:lj. a. M. ; u. m. =,
For Freehold. VA PhilAtsi,rl AMI Relilny RI,
LAY. Il:oO a. N. ,i:oo. BOO. D. m, For Lat,T.,t
m. l;i5, i:30 p. M. For Toms Riycr. via Peaa RaE
9"o M For Vinelanl Bril- yeton. Atll1ic City &c. via
phia: & Reading RR, l:t5 p; m, 49,, n u,oo,
supp @. P.sr 4, p a. II. P1. G. PA Rs
DOPUIAR SHORE LINE.-For Providence
P0ston and the Fast. All rail from Grant Central Depss
Three trains daily snndys excepted to Bo,'oa as
y. (parl)r car attached ani lOp m with pass
slcepns CARD SUNDAYS At II p m with paaee & ss'p'i
!. arrives al Newport 1885 P2ro oass eaene. ,.
HOENNSNI VANTA RAJTR0tD
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NORWICH LINE.
FAYOhITE INSIDE ROUTE.
BOSTON So.
WORCE ESI Err ~ So
NASHUA ~ Gj.
PORTLAND 81.

S.csrcrs "City OF Worcester" anl "C;y Of Botus
Pier 40 n. r. foot was-si. per aboye D,,
bross sst. Ferry. daily. except Sundays. at5pm
NEW DAY LINE FOR NEWBURGH.-Fars
y jnc. land ng NJ rln.ons wes Point Coli Sp'i,sri
Cornwall steamer JAMES + BRETT leaves foot W,s
l0t''st DAILY a. O'Clock 2. m, ial SUNDAYS atsa m
Returning lavn' Newjnrg gai D. Excursion tickets rea
NewYOrS returning day. soc. No Intoxicating qas
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LINE.
DHILADELPIIIA AND READING

RAILROAD.
NEW-JERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION.
FOOT or LIBTGTYsr.. NORTH RIVER.
rcct nnnecnn 10 and FROM Rrookyn. via Annex Bolt3

NEWJER5EY E6 II SaIsTEl GENthAhh NdhrR nHISI3N HISn
Direct connection to and r2% rG2syp % via Annex Boats
TINE hs42G}p 4KISG gFFESr FE&S lss
For M ,S Sni TRhNr2E s2nin t2 , 51pS 5
7S Sp'i igop i a. h sTDh - rs m m 'ao ' o
lhes'nat il q, coiaaoia.ave Tor ManiyanE, consfo-
DRAwfyG.nooMr cans on all bay Train, AMI sLEEriNi
nsqpg i'ays rH1,pEtppq. gq a. Grr,r,'s, a,, 81,
sHA{a ls $50 JS icS s2 S s, q Fg 5sS 5
pm SUNDAY. hl5a m, 4:j, m. ...
tssJS1G6fT2H @ @ T'rfeH % e. Gs f.p n Sun
rs Ti,tHir2Eg M 7 1pSSyry d S tFi%I1nwn' i5 AMI
q M lD 20 i5'p 80 S5' 5ij 300 J. suni'y' At
tot -cnAVt1N at 7.i1, n.noa ~ si5 NJ.
r. G GSIhISJfs'eP, IJ n q, ant - p1s1St Ayi y g. j' ~ g." %
0fbhirtoN ~ ~ q 10 iai ri5 %
iefTAatAutA atr,i) f,i0 s.ga ~ iit 40 ~, 400,
~ hfiiiithlN ALth4foWN gpi NAteh chu9H
aii4l iil, 800 -, iNor ii9 ma a'ij N ~, sablaT
~ e,slo1 q ioo 51 - 5 'oe" @ l9o No. a''
'GAa '"'bRi1oa' 49,, 500 = a. 80, i55%d "a a. "''
fSs s, S'aHsa'2s 3 a asaa,. all, 2oA ~ ' j." '' ''
6 M 49, & s sSS sS , 6 7t oS ooS s6 'Sg s ,a
7.OO 500 l0S0p N. hunlaysat l, 500 ~ I'D '3h
000p. IL.
fmrLAINrIELDpt 800 eoo 7i5 7&l & SGo & o}S oo 1872 s,
I3l la. $500, $3.50, 700, S:OO $50. 1880, l2:O p M
SUNDAYS T. SEQ, hi5 q. 1880 4NO, $3.50, i;OO ~
For ELIZABETH ut 4nO, GOo G;lj Gl5,757i5 500 80
eco SO lC0p 1910. HE q. III, Zoo, l-lo, l: iftL
.aO"; o. 3OOS:5o $40, 1904 40 i30 40 6OO6l 55iih
b:lj 800 dl5, $40, b;ib 100 i3D SOP ti) 30 lE b
1880, 1000 SUNDAYS at SUI, S;i'a III, IoJ ''o'
5;3O. 300, 1900 pm
For NGw NnK at Ioc e} 75 Isa S9o s, i sI
IIS $G9 3S s5S s$o 500 49, ;S} 5i5i ios5 9i'i 35
l2o6pm sUNDAYS at 500 0;lj. lGlj m 1900 m
lI5. 500. 400. 5:o) G1J. ':0) 800. 1920 pm
For Long BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE, &c. (An rlin No
$500 7:45 Q. III, l:ij 400 5a5 p. m SUNDAYS except
Ocean 0rovcj at 400. s:tj q. IN.
For FEI.ElIOLD-At 7ij IL a m, T. p m.
For LAKEWOOD. TOMS RIVER AMI BARSaGAr at 745
am, las, i:iD D.
ForArLANTIc CITY. vINELAND AMI BRIDGEToN at
lao D. m.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From PER No = North River via Sandy IIool.
COMMENCE Nc OCT. Is. 1884.
For ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS. SEABRIGHT LONG
BRANCH, LAKEWOOD. TOMS RIVER BAl;NEGAr
etc. at i.o0 pm
Tickets be procured at foot Lihertys', Pier No =,
North River a. lee 207 257-2G1 AL 944. and l23 roa
way 7@7 AMI 74p Ctlavea EvingtOn.st 10 AMI 3
Greenwcst; ts .Os East l2st fnd rrn, pa Hotels In
New York city In Brooklyn at Nos C0urst lnI Prol
way s3S $50 futonst; 2ln MAJ hattan.lye; De kalb
ave- 1871 Atllntica In HObokcn, PA Washin gtOnst
LOeis residence t0destlnati0n. -
J. r.. WOOrrEN. c. q. HANCOCK.
General Manager Gen Pass ant Icket Agt
H.P. BALDWIN, q. f. =. Agtr 10 libefty.st, y. y
STARIN'S
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NEW-YORK And LONG RRANOH nh,


Posion and the East All rail from Grant Central DepS
Three cxprrs trains daily Sundlys excepted 10 Boston 5
p.m D. (parl)r attached ani 10 p. m with pss
sleeping car SUNDAYS Mt II with palace sleeln;
cars Newport express leaves Grann central Depot al
7. arrives al Newport 1885 Psror cars rtachea
New-York tribune., 1884-10-25

FiRsT.CLASS BOSTON. s3 %; NEWPORT Ayn,
RIVER f2 co. 's
Limiioi Tickets Corresponding Reduction TO Alrp.a
ERN POINTS.
Tho stelmers PfLG4IM and BRISTOL lew, "
York antcrnate days SUNDAYS INCLUDED 80.
p. IN. from PIER 20 y. p. FOO; OF Mlrfay,, coaos,'
by Annex" Boat fron Brooklyn at s3j D. H. jr,,; o.-
Tickets and staer)ons may bs s,clrel in Nav W
at al principal hotels trln,i,r ini ticxet oc A.
Pier 23 ani on III steamers
BORDEN & LOWELL GEO l. cOyyop
Cc1 pas.
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year sg.;n as Loss Of Memory. LassitUde,
i[ocs,ir-..,l Emissions. Aversions to Society,
Dimne-s Of Vision, Noises in the Head; the vital
fluid passing 'inobserved in the urine. and many
other diseases that lead to Insanity and Death.
DR.. iIINiT who is regular physician
fsraduate OF the University Of Pennsylvania)
Will agree to forfeit FIVE HUNDRED DOL
LARS Tor a cas- Of this kind the ViTALRES-
TOR 7'v'i (under his special advice and treat
men vii ,0t cure, or for anything impure or
tniur 10 ,und in it. DR.. AINTIE treats all
priv. Uses successfully without mercury
Consu ta5ion free, Thorough examination and
e<;ioe, including analysis Of urine. S.. Price of
VI. l. RESTORATIVE, 81 80 . bottle, or four
I " the quantity. s; sent to any address
9 q receipt OF price, u G. o. D., secure from
d d 1tion and in private name il desired, by
E. A. MINTIE, N D.,
IL Kearney St., San francisco, Oil.
APPLE BOTTLE FREE will be sent to any
q - pplying by letter, stating SYMPHONIC, sex
q | e. Strict secrecy in regard to all bust
Gtransactions.
r. MINTIES KIDNEY REMEDY-NEP-
Il e ICUN-cures all kinds Of kidney and
b. Acr complaints, gonorrbosa. gleet, leuccr-
q = For sale BY Al druggists; 81 bottle;
- ties for 8.
4 MINTIES DANDELI0N PILLS are the
10 - ID cheapest Dyspepsia and Bilious sars
= -..- &Srket. For sale by al druggists.
tan1ot
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MEDICAL.
= his Great

his Great
EtrenEt b e n.
ing Remedy
4 N d n eT ve
IONIC is the
legitimate result
of over twenty
years practice.bva
THO r o U G L Y
QUALIFIED GBA
DU A TIE PHYSI-
CLAN of one Of
the hi !hest medi-
cal cole Ses of
E u pc . n d
CURES Wit H
u N FA LIN
C E r TAIN TY
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"AVING SUCCEEDED To
1.-The business of the Carson city say.
ings Bank We are now prepared to dc q
General Banking Business
Bills Of Exchange bought and sold On
San Francisco, New York, England,
Ireland. Germany, France and all the
principal cities OF the United States and
Europe.
Telegraphic transfers made.
Issue certificates of deposit and re
ceive deposits on open account.
Collections made at current r0toe
exchange
Bullion bought and sold.
Mining stocks bought and sold Oh
commission only.
Liberal advances made on approved
stocks and other securities.
CORRESPONDENTS:
New York -Messrs. Opdyke q Co.
The American Exchange in Europ
Limited) -Messrs. knauth, Nached &
Kdhne.
San Francisco-Th Anglo Californian
Bank Uimited.) Messrs. Homer 7
april
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CONNECTIONS,

CONNECTIONS,
At Carson. with daily stages for Lake
Tahoe, Genoa, Carson Valley, silver
Mountain, Sweetwater mines, etc.
At Mound House, with trains Of the
Carson and Colorado Railroad.
HIN YERINGTON.
Gener superintendent.
d A. BENDER,
General Freight and Passenger Agent.
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cal Debility, Seminal Weak n 9,
Sprematorrhe, l.rOstat0rrhU,E Emissions,
Imrotency, Exhausted Vitality, Premature De-
cline and Lsb>S OF MA NHD0D, in
ALI ITS COM lplicattOslS. afld from
whatever cause produced. 1t en-
riches and purities the Blood, Strengthens the
Nerves. Brain, Muscles, Digestion, Reproduc-
tive Organs, and Physical and Mental Faculties.
1t stops all unnatural and debiitating drain
upon the system, preventing involuntary losses,
facilitating dreams, seminal losses with the
urine, etc, 50 destructive to mind and body.
1t is a sure elin,nator of all KIDNEY and
BLADDER COMPLAINTS. 1t contains
injurious ingredients. T0 those suffer.
mag from the evil effect. Of youth.
fnl inSliscreti0H or excess, n speedy
Thorough and permanent CCkE.
Is GUAR ANTEkD. Price, g.. 80 per
bottle, or five bottles in case, with full direc-
tiOns and advice, SO. Sent secure from OBJ
servation to any address upon the receipt Of
price, or @. @. b. To be had only Of
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OR. LIEB1G'S
Wonderful German InviSoraf0r

Pernaaently prevents all Unnatural Losses
frem the sy TEN. tones the nerves, strengthens
the muse e5, checks the waste. insigorates the
whole system and restores TIE afflicted to
Health ard Happiness.
The rea many cannot get cured OF Sem
inai " kn SO LOSS Of Manhood, etc, IS owing
t. 4 comp CATION. called PROSTATORRHEA
with IlS ? ;R ! E'THESiA which requires pecu-
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mem 'or this 90 APPLICATION, aud thousands have
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it, fees.
Price of anviSoratOr. So. Cases Of
six bottles, $40. Sent to any address, covered
ecurey fyom observation.
Most powerful electric belts free to patients
To Prove the Wonderful Power Of the IN
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ON. G. B. SAlFlElD,
2I0 Kearney Street,
SAN FRANCIS GAL

Or 1t office, FREE. For the convenience Of
patients, and in order to insure perfect secrecy.
have adopted private address, under which
all packages are forwarded
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Sufficient to show it, merit, will be sent to
aoyene applying BY letter, stating his symp-
toms and age. Communications strictly conf
Dental ais
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The Grtat English Remedy

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Debility, Exhacs-
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DR. ALIENS

PRIVATE DISPENS ~,
40k Kearny St, 00aRranciSco, Cal
Established for the Scientific and
Speedy Cure Of Chronic, Nervous
and Special DiseAses.
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FOREIGN STEAMERS DUE At THIS PORT
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK. WEDNESDAY. JUNE H. 1884
ARRIVED

Nspes p and Gibraltar 90 with mdse passengers
Steamer Calico CBr Jenkins Hull IA days. with mdae to
steamer Bolivia Br, Donaldson, Glasgow May 80. Neville
days with nase snq ss II arTe Nav AZ With mdse
and T 70 Merida Reg Vera Cruz May 49,
TonT 81 P.qS sqas sne Havana
dgy so wsP WePtumnus Esoe Moncso Bay days with
mdse g Vessels Co w,,n ,rrt
to II Dumols; vessel 70 Bellon & 90.
sussf aHd %
Steamer Lampasas Crowel Galyeson days via Key West
sies@sf duysndote Kelly SewpOt Now with mdse and
Steamer Breakwaer, Jenney, Lewes DEL with mdse to
ssS Electra oi Boston, Forbes Ioo Sept and Manri
thus March 49, with sugar ~ Bays Vssselto Vernon
Tsals'Cn P%nta Arenas los DAY., With
Bark Competitor GER Kuhn, Trieste 81 days, ballast
BaTR eiisno taD Ramondi Cagllar 60 days with salt
BaTR transatlantic No Tonnescn, Cotte so days with
salt to o SSn N oSsrTaa Saoo 4s days with sugar
to order; vessel to Benhsm Boyesen n, - ~. -.
to e order S vessel 70 smith Zoe '''''
Fornsn d & CASTILLO vessel 70 whitney Co,
Brig Excelsior Of BsT4 p st J99as Pr " days with
brig " Parker KANE GsnlenA' IL days with mOla'se'
sc6r Daphne MuatOe st John. NIB, - dars with um
Sem ore ReansoH Atkins Gonaves 10 days. with
logwood 70 II Messenger CO. vessel to Brett Sou
a Go.
sUysET-wind at sandy Hook fresh, Z; very foggy.
AT City Island fresh Me- cloudy.
Arrived yesterlay-
ship Cleopatra 0er Cordes Hamburg * days with mdse
10 order; weasel TO Theo Iiuger & Co.
ship John smith (Br, bishop Havre 80 days with mdse
10 order; vessel 10 Punch, Hdyo Co.
ship seung Goodwin San Francisco 100 days. with mdso
10 sutton a co.
BARK Adde sleeper. Sleeper Shanghai l23 days. with
mdse Henderson Bros vessel TO Metcaf Go.
John Clark Conr MT Sourabaya Via BanJoewangie
l2l days. with sugar 90 u 4 Ceryer.
Bark Lovse (NO Jacobsen fume O2 days In ballast 10
Punch, Rdye4 Co.
BARK Ella Nor Carson Pernambuco 80 days. In ballast TO
Punch Edge & Co
tpor. Ros Bahia 40 days. with sugar to order
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There was foreshadowed what history afterwara %
that the true hero OF that the American peoRe
Then the mighty gathering OF ,hs asa. we're de-
.orsa Armed men poured down from the hilltops ana
snrged mn from the valleys. The middle wall oil paIuon
was broken down between classes unt, IL tv bnt
ali were for the State" The wnoe ianu t III
one vast military camp the All" heroic ages
The Army Of the Potomac never paused TIL 1t had fn-
d,jed fine homes of those who marshalled IL never
never hestated TIL II wresed victory from ueeaL y,
was an army Which tor r IS%I cong For four long years
held its grasp not only the destlnes OF hs Tho
the OF liberty aud good goyernneni,. nont
never oIty hut ALWAYS an opposing army IL was an
army which fought more miles OF grouhu ta oSe
armies Of the world had ever mapdsrs as
fancbt separate campaigns and while 1t cherished tnose
natural affections which ought to cherish Tor us trusted
leaders yet 1t marched az patiently anu iousn' ''
RuTke once said no war left AVIATION wheret Iou
a. II was eminently with our war IL tonnd slnvery
It left freedom II found treason n rsdeewed and re-
generated Union. 1t found the name 81 a. f, ian
citizen bywOrd anda reproach III inc woru ~ i1 '
na norrv tbrou shout the nations OF the earth The
great lessons OF the are ever present Win u.s. nc
record of its battles has passed ho @ bes, sscnrey
lodged in the highest niche OF the temple OF Fame
After the band had again revived some OF the
mnsc of the war, in response TO calls, General
Slocnm and Major Maginnis made brief speeches
and the audience dispersed with the strains OF OLD
campaign songs still ringing In S snep and invited
guests will embark at JEWELS wharf, brooklyn, on
the Grand Republic, at $3.50 a. m;, and a1teT UP
mn the Hudson with lunch on board, VIII return
and land at Bay Ridge where they VIII take a
ing the annual banquet will be eaten at the Orlen-
tai Hotel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-12

tsndsuta NJ Asv,ums. Drs. NJ Roe Bradner of Phila-
delphia. Edward ]. Schenck aud L.. A. Tourteiiqt,
Of Utica, were elected active mehpe' members:
Professors A. w. Hoffman, Berlin, George Dragon
dorf, Dorpath, Russia: Robert Otto Dresden, SAL
ony: Eben N Horsford, Cambridge Mass; rorDes
W;rslow. london. Eng: Murswlnski, st. Peters
burg, and Augustus J. PEPPER OF London.
ORGANIZING TO INVESTIGATE TENEMENTs.
The commission appointed by the hegsiatsu t 20
inquire into the character and condition OF tene-
ment houses in this city met yesterday IN the ONCE
of the Board of Health. Its members are: res WI
dent Shaler, of the Health Department; Joseph W
Ter Oswald Ottendorfer. William p. Esterbrook,
Inspector of Buildings; Dr. Aoreau Morris, liner
Sanitary Inspector Charles f. "inga. G;n Sa%
and Anthony Richards. Mr. Drexel was elected
permanent chairman. and Dr. Morris secretary.
OFFICERS or CREMATION SOCIETIES.
Few people know that there exists in New YORK
City two organizations for the advocacy OF crema-
ton Many correspondents have asked IL Ihe
United States and the New-York Cremation 90
cieties were not one and the same ORGANIZATION
Following are the officers of both associations :
United States Cremation Company President Rev.
j. d.. Beugless; treasurer, ,Iheo9or
Berendsohn directors Felix Adler Df; A rebb
II. Edinger, Charles Putzel August Schwartzchild,
and DIR. Henry Tuck. New-York Cremation So
clety-Presldent Rev. j. d. Beugless; president
spending secretary, Charles Putzel; treasurer
Edward 4. C0ckey council j. n alters, a h'
Edinger Augustus G. Cobb, and A. c. c. Tamsen
BROOKLYN.
The Rev. DR.. w. j. Gill; of the Westminster Pres
byterian Church of Baltimore, has been called TO
the pulpit Of the newly, organized PresDyteIiaia
church in the Twenty third Ward, to be called
Trinity Presbyterian Church. DR.. Gill has accepted
the call and resigned his Baltimore pulpit. lie VIII
preach in Brooklyn on Sunday.
John B. Robinson. a toll collector on the Bridge
and half brother of Engineer McNulty, of the
Bridge Engineers, was found to be insane yester-
day and sent to asylum. He was arrested on
Tuesday for stealing watch chain in Jewelry
store at No. 461 Fulton-st where he talked lnco;
herently. At the police station, he was suspected
of shammng when he said that he was Bridge
COLLECTOR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-12
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
BREAKING A TEACHERS JAW AND NosI

BREAKING A TEACHERS JAW AND NOSE.
At the public school in Weehawken. y. j., yes
terday quarrel took place between School Trustee
John Patterson and Principal John G. Cleveland.
bitter animosity has existed between the men Tor
some time resulting from charges of improper
conduct preferred by Patterson against Cleyelahd.
An investigation resulted in the acquitta OF Ceve
land. Yesterday Patterson went to the schoolhonse
in the Boulevard, and accused Cleveland OF having
punished his son, Royal Patterson, without cause
rough and tumble fight followed, which resulted
in Cleveland having his jaw bone and nose broken
and his clothing covered with blood He ran out in
the street, his appearance creating great excite
ment among the children who were returning to
school, He succeeded in reaching his home ana
sent for Recorder Rusch, who issued a warrant for
Patterson's arrest. Patterson was required to
furnish $500 bonds to await the action OF the
Grand Jury. He said that he acted in self-detGnce
and asked for warrant for the arrest OF Cleve-
land. but the Recorder refused to grant it, as the
principal was in no condition to be arrested. The
school was dismissed and nearly all the inhahi-
tants of the town were gathered around the
Recorders office awaiting further developments.