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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-18
MR. CLEDEL4ND PROTESTS


r. Furlei'e IN The PhHd teiphta TTess Jt4ig
Oh, AN the head OF the ticket,
A. any one plainly can SOC.
Bat tae tai 10 the 0iggesi though am ne dog,
20 the tail keeps a-Eazeing OF mc;
CO 20 be
may howl, bur the tai ID w4gs Inc.
He knows that used 10 bn sheriff
ARa Mayor Of BuQao. TOO
And for him to b. w1ggIng dog Ike that,
IL isn't the thinx for to do
Now you
Know IL sAoulda't be so but irs true.
When no was Governor. was boy;
And senator learned was ne
Nhen he rAn for Wee President couldn't vote
And taai's why he gees aGd wags me
YOI see,
he makes weight with his Ion. pedigree.
| would Ike to sho y men | am grateful
would France ana exalt IN my slee;
In pzHtenme Joyous ray tai w0dld wag,
gut The tail 10 Sots up and wags me;
N0ul aEroe,
BE wags nle, though ought 10 wag het
So at on my haunehes and wonder,
And really wish that knew
WhsLner am Lks Watchdog they say am
or q blooming long tailed kangaroo;
For do
Look mere like big kangaroo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-18
WHY SECRETARY FLAGG RESIGNED.

ILTIIIEITTI IIII
Ho-ToN. July 1.-THE Democratic managers
spd the Independent boilers are premsureiy rejoicing
over resignation OF gr faes. secretary Of the Re-
publican State CanInttoa. Mr. Fia-g not pr gina
sine man. bll he Will cordially support the Republican
ticket II resigns TON sense ~ honor thinking tha
the Office ought be conferred upon yual adFo
cate of lir R4in..s nomination. Io Represeat at.vo
Cove who would De credited with bringing 10 the tA'A
TIE iu enthusiasm which eau give candidate ot l,
own choice aaa who could mot Dee sube.tef 70 annoying
accusations OF mzrwarnnres. ~ any m-t-k' -hon'a ne
cuno ~ raUiDalu. aImo-t ne .ltd
be careful aa1yuIrut TO IL Donryed. nov"
ever that the E decline accept the rr.ie
nation. IL ST. l%-- would undoubtedly hrhI
60 tG'ir- fhe ,a.4e skill and energy which they
wc.s discharged ast year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-18

INitD t'-H "'.''. '' ~ ~ '''
...... D .. a. .
10 o. large anu rHIH'"lIriI' H''I'I- Nil''i '''
...r..,. ,f t,a T..ttln W.rl Republican Association
.. . ,......I tI.r ~. ..- LrIf.t--f p.,n.Iru li.f
N'' .i 'fAi" it..' VIZ ''' 100 "
I.rIf rur-l.g speeches were made pN corporal James
.r - t....r y l..r.rI.r -tl,,rv..or Afrrr. of Che,
- t..t ... rr.t..,
lN~uiirtA ward ana "'"''' a arr "' ~
aud Le.a4 banner raised iu ruutot The hd., ana
,.ro-r.T with hearty ph.-- and fl-h.s OF rockets -
. ,,..,.,,
AlIrtrt' 7'rIh'h w. '''- fi
Corporal Tanner said tLt he WIS PROUD" ~ IN Aherl-
ran and epuhllrau to 90 before the country with such
r.... -, In, R.atrs VA. well
c'I'.''''''' ~ Ian" ,..... .,..... g., had
equipped. H4'Vcf8 hfeAts' u1o-r '-.'. '. ',
favored ue rlI. OF tEJ.- opposed 10 inc o4 friends AZ
lacked Logan 10y frP,r"'u' ~ l.li >, ." -. 49,,
t0'lft-frN wears ago. At was iHfL N."'4' ui I'''
o.ra. but when the -iAV~-yoWri iI''u oh
sumter, he ioiEed the JLiru ranks nnd .n9'e an
honorable record. aud after t is record q" :" year, OF
s s1d service FOR his country ann Ior lAe iIret' ~
'he AGAINST ..ni F.. ~ me AAL ~ "efo H'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-18

nv rxITGRArn ~ mn rRIrrvE

my FGEAPh To 1hF TRIBUNE
NrwroRr July l7.-An Saints Chapel wac til,
Afternoon the OF one OF be most brilliant social
incident, that has occurred here for a long time The
lttle church. with It's chance! deliberately decorated
with exohcs, was crowded early with a fashionable
assenb age awaiting the bridal party. Near the altar
the bridegroom. Whitney Warren. Of New York. with
his best man. Edmund Warren. awaited the coming of
the bride while the ushers T. Harry Warren Harry
Cannon. John 5. Tooker and H. Kay Miller busted
Themselves with the guests shortly after o'clock a
merry peal from the organ directed all eyes 10 tho
doorway as Miss Tooker entered leaning upon the arm
OF her father G.. NJ. rooker, Of New York. She was
dressed IN white satin with front of point Venetian
lace and pearl incline adorned also with fringe Of
orange blossoms. ] he cOrsage ntted with three
quarter sleeves. trimmed with pearl incline, elegantly
contrasting with cOrsage bouquet Of orange blossoms
HE flowing yed Of ONT Venetian lace was fastened
large pearl necklace wedding gii FROM her mother,
and magnificent earrings OF pearls and diamonds the
Wedding present Of her father compiled oil Tho bride
brilliant costume The bridesmaids the Misses
Bdith Warren, Etnmie " srren, Emily IOoker and
DAISY stevens The two latter we're dressed in pink
Burah covered with white emkroiier.d crapa with
eorsage hlyh and adorned with Antoinste acsns the
dresses being trimmed with bows OF uncut velvet
ribbon while tho Misses Warren we're attred in whita
entirely. hrs. locker was elegantly Creased In An
uncut mauye colOred velvet the skirts HAVING violet
velvet mont OF pearls and Hcniton lace The corsago
wa cut quars and ornansnted with pearl and laee
TRAININGS. Entering beneath the pan braaeb~s the
BRIDE given away by her father The ceremony eng
performed by Bishop Thomas W Clark Of tbs
diocese assisted by the Rev. j. Ireland Tucker reetor
Of the Holy Gross Church At Troy.
immediately after the ceremony, the friends and
Relatives Of tbs bridal couple drove the house of the
brides father where they rendered their csnrratula
lions and good wishss 10 the happy pair. There the
bridegroom presented his best man and ushers each
Win diamond teu do LIZ ipin, and the h-'d~ '~4iA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-18
THROrGH NEW.TORK sTATE.
A STRIKE OF CAR DRIVERS
ROCHESTER, ALMOST WITHOUT A srRrEI-CAR SER
yICE-CAUSE OF THE STRIKE.
Try rElrTRAFE To vRE rttgrv2I

YICE-CAU-E OF THE STRIKE.
IBY rlLE52AFS 20 TsE rStgrv2I
ROCHESTER, \. Y, July 1.-THE street-car
drivers of the civ meeting lasting al II Wednesday
night decided strike and ths morning refused % take
their ears ont OF rNe barns For the first time In n1Gy
years there fore. the city has been without its usual
means " transportation and and ness interests
have suffered greatly The origin OF the struggle was
the employment - man named sharpe by the Boches
ter City and Brighton Earaa! COMPANY For year he
,crutiaizod the fare IN the He has been
locked upon by the drivers detective or sPotter"
and they claim thai he has ogerstepYod his duty IN his
endesvor to please the company, aud that he Is unfair
IN his methods.
At a Meeting Of the drivers on Monday, they
seUr request o. the railway directors that he %" re-
moved The drccto : I'D not give an answer nor would
they set any time they would give The
drivers ooked upon this delay part Of the directors
struck IL O'Clock. The company made an effort
% tAe ont vita green man, t the drivers MO
bad assembled n ho~y about the barn @et upon me inaI
and drove MIN away VIII sOues and blows. The man
escaped into q hotel Had the crowd captured MIN n
would PROBABLY EIve been nearly XII cd Inc
company took OUt with the consent or me uf'Ffis
four large ears which were run ON two OF me
lead during lhe day The street ear, used here
The boo tl cars. AMI the divers have go ac, s7
water - hrrurn. they cain lhev ue wiiiu- t' have
detective Wa ah chez but ne must be- 900 hOu"~t man,
The comp ny has refused 20 remove sharpe even t"i-
por'rY. and ut, been ra-iu new anon TINS afternoon
running Tomorrow with -rr.u Iyer,. The mayor has
prom the company comp police protection.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-18

RALEIGH, July, l7.-Robert p. Dick, judge
o. the United staas Court Tor p.ci OF mis-
state, has rot Aksu isuch part pouacs 1879 aud
ha. seldom voted tue Republican ticket since that une
The Judge hsa been al airer of Mr. Blaine
Hc % nigga 0h lrActer anl ot the Sest in
formed men Ia the state. His support will be worth
maly votes to the Republican ticket throughout the
state.
Thomas Settle. judge Of the United states District
Court OF Florida s Of this his family ATe
spending the frrrnsboro The Judge IL greatly
intorosteI ns ID alseass ~ BLns ana Lsgln Otfcrd
and she surrounding prise tho circuit In " Aca
Judge settle formerly pracssd Law ID those counties
great sgrssgtH among people and DO Is
qusliy patIiag AL hi lime BlAlns 4nd Logan and
the ReVuD hesn stare ticket Jnase setts prsaIaent
OF the MAJ ona Republican Convention hssd ~ PnhAdoi-
Phia IN 1872, wbioh nominated General Graat Tor MS
second terra In 1873 he made the able-t and most re
uaTkabIs against u. Vance foE Governor tLas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-18
THE FLEE RECORD.
HEAVY Loss AT PAINTED POST, \

HEAVY LOSS At PAINTED POSI- ~ l.
PAINTED Posr, \. Y, July ia hre mere
THIS morning buraSd Howcits hqnof store van '''u''
& Ca.trri ne, grsrery store the Bronson House ran
d,,. man rn,rsst smiths grocery aaa dwelling,
dwelling asnss occupied BY Orr and Farron aud ths
two shosshsos Of sawyer asd Farrcn The losses were
A. folow.. J. w. Bors- hOta balding And furniture
s. 900 Insurance $1,000 3. g.. Wood, stone building
and tenement hsuse $1,000 Van Orsdals x Oaa'oiln~
grocery stock insarasce, $.,0vo rMith soro
and grocery sock .. 500 Howell 9udin fI-O "a
sirance 800; SAWYER 5000 WenDer' 49,
glass $500 Insured Orcatt. block, 7IO0' Inc so'~-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-18
THE STORY up NlI KIUN
A YOUNG sIAMEsE NOBLEAIAN WHO ESCAPED TIL /
HANDS OF A TYRhNE


HANDS OF A TYRANT.
ny TELEGNAPH To TAR f,IBrNEI
Troy. July l7-Noi Kaun. thc young Siamese noble
man who has been afraid 70 90 home for four Years
pas because he was IN danger Of being beheaded. Is
DOW passing his summer vacation al The home Of the
Rev Dr. samuel House E Waterford Tie was
recently graduated with high honcrs al tho Winston
Seminary East Hampton, Mas-as husetts just before
the Same.e Embassy sailed for home from New-Yorll
o. July .. Dr. House went TO the metropolis where he
saw ne brother Of the King Of Siam, who az the
head of ;lc embassy and received assurances from he
piuce .Lat Nai Kaun would now he safe in returning
& his na1ve land The formc~ regent Of the Kingdom,
Cse imrlacable enemy Of Na K1un'- family recently
died and the present king Is Liberal in bis views. end
Inclined TO foster education and he sciences II is
hntod that Nai Kaun wiz take course ia engineering
Of the Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute. and -Aen re
turn siam. where he viii surcwntend the opening OF
system of railroads and thus restore Tic fortunes OF
hi, once brilliant family.
The story OF Nai kauu Is Ike page from an orer a
Romance lbs father, member az ihe Sins ?, ware
council. fell IN love Win -a' -hier "I iAt i-H-ls
Consul four years ago. and nam away with Der 80 q
steam yacht For this he arrested and l.t logged
bv order OF is impacahle enemy, the Regent, who Na7
the Prime Minister al the time. j he English Consul
fhought punishment had gone lar eBouEn and threat
ened Bang kok with glnb'at tsom olns apOfe. A
kiamc envoy sent 90 England 20 protest against
the threat of the consul lie eas gone d5ht Lon. hs
apl In the meantime the impl- bed L0bcn-u was be-
beadad and every member 81 Ll- fanny VINO coud pe
reached either suffered the saHe Iatc OF Vac iI-
pri-outd The property of al hi, relative, con-
ts.ated and h- chief Wife, tie mother Of Nai kauu.
vas urt 10 work IN @ rice factory. Now. in cuusc-
Queuc- of royal favor she enjoys AZ honorable position
e. ana attendant upon iAc queen. NaI kauu, 20 the
time Was Studying In the n5ed States. but tue Prime
hnIster made effort Ia compel the Anne rlran Gov
eminent give up tao boy thar lie could do with
HIM as lac chose Maj ksun', grandfather became IN
sane on account of the brutal treatment thai hr re
oeiv,d The English -consul wss recalled by his Gov
erumcnt and was lighted n order 90 heel his wound
Ell feelings. Hs dang hter made narrow escape from
The country.
The new order of things which prevent. Nal kaun 5
home Described solely owing % the eught
eminent Of the present KING who, among other
changes has abolished the r4le compelling every in
fsror of whatever rank when u the presence OF a
superior 10 get down on his hand. and knees aEd crawl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-18

Europe While Consul At Brussels be gave important Al
IN ealing attention 20 largo frauds prasttssd On tho
United states Government IN she expectation OF Lao
goods He vas a correspondent OF ne Se PORK Herald
He was much interested IN elegraphy snd wrets BOOK
statistics ~ tsegraphina For some years psst NJ
b,s lived "a LAMBDA where he contributed 20 the daily
newspapers and published pamphlets vsnoIs topics.
lie brother " Emil -auer president OF "a" gs.
man American Bsnk New-YOrk and his nephew, Enil
s4ner is senior member Of the nrm Of SAFER, Antens
& BurrOWes, or No. 3 Hanover square.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-18

erp NcrRs Kidding VINO COZ LDNT PUT UP NoNhf'
Controller Grant sold at auction yesterday
+h foceses OF The North shore. -taten Island ana bay
Ridge f.rries There has been warm contest "'E'u "
enc dime between John H. starin, who mas
nd the staten island ferry franchise lot
.sversl wears aud the staten Isahd hSpu
Transit Corpauv which fought 10 gain possession oil l'e
fry right A crowd gathered ia the tontr'ierS once
=. witness the bidding The terms OF sale were th"' INV
80, f.~v franchises snal o. 10 sold together on perc'h-
thu ,ss recc Die Of the ferries and slooOo per wear
-.+l rr wharf privileges There was stpnl'"h 'udl
, rrchase must pay down - per cen el inc
r-rript- for q and = 'fr rrt % - -
island fs"ry "otr casLs 90 90
~ a. 900 and those 81 the Bay Ridge ferry al S1'VOO
M StauRs counsel protested lhat Tue PEI
es1tsge system OF m&kng tue SAFE Ma1 ~
49, hac2use by 10 the highest huaef Wouiu
NJ ne cstrrmved He protested that the Two ferries
snouId not be sold ogSther, rs tHey were shIe n
lar ip routes Mr. Mcdowell. wee Yie~iuebl ui Lhe ,
yo-k sea Be road. said tha M company "oh-
ike 10 bid Oh the Bay Idege frsRcs re out oAd 20 use
hc st.tsr Island terry Controller Grant repned th1i
-bc net ba6 mad been rtoscribcC by the common Ot
NJ sfariu nd "a Der Tor tie ranch'e ah' FL ~
for the wharf priv-ge Ne was informed tAAi me "hAl
$4,000 and tltat Tue puhlhe mus "
-, Inc Derrputase. A stranger I'D against EiAstus
ap OF the Rapid Transit Company, ana me iran nSe
vas Laoc kcd down the stranger al &0-4 per cent
y. townsend : aten Island property oNnrI, " 80
mat il was "a straw bid. The stranger VINO gave his
name a. " H. Hooker. uuaDe e. make the necessary
deposit and the bidding we renewed. Iae franchises
then were knocked down Al 1f2 per cent 10 'bntAeI
stranger, who gave Ms name rs v. =. Miler nut ~
cou ld NOT make necessary deposit On tae tLlIu az
len pr when the bidding h-t re cted LA per ceh '.s
franchise was dispos Of 10 C. A. tlegE Who o"lFhl 81
M This viii place loth ferries 10 fle
couts Of the same persons II - the purpose 10 con
centrate thr travel ~ point ou staten lAhu III CON
ueciIou with the proposed Rapid Transit I.allioad-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-18

wirv. scrorecd. kro'ty old man. with square
shoulders and a ,joop bis back. waited outside Of
Wallacks Theatre last night lie was an umbrella
mcudc- and he accompanied by the implements
OF his profession.
What are You waiting for, old man D. asked pass
ing stranger.
oTul thcr show. over" he answered. and he -at
Down On tho cnb.tore and Nestled bis feet ina the
gutter.
A rrmrNr reporter rocuc. ted further dctai's
I'm or wsitu fr Tact Georgy gal tr 20 through HA
-hcm 'nrol1s the cid fellow said. 1nd le chuehl,d
over tie prospect o' n ris, In stock. and ribs.
NI-. Iuu Uar-t broke tdrtc u the course of on"
evening and from the vay in which .ho handled tue
.rt ANA h.eyv ve-Its vino approached b.r % looked
a. u there would be- need of ueH ribs ius,de. The
chair aS usual, refused tO Ia sos u during Hi' perform
aarc and I' f,rpcd one man. -4u pourder whom ,hc
audience I'd. toned Romeo, un lis htad WITH eng
force thatt Required two men to p..l ANN uT aud
mm n .b, gallery cried. " SEQ ID he's sober. ara
Pitch him tLi. wax" 90" climax WIS reached when
-fy in.a o. around Jhc chair. add to stood I'D ' and
still if wouldn't goo down Tho wonder vl- "tc .oa n
r,rk and Size laughed her little ha. a.1.' right joy
nIt al. She tulb ed into Uue corner o the stdsc "ih
tUuucI a4l Oh, aItflc. co.- y.HIr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-18
ToR 80 ArNDNEDLA NLGHT.

Next Monday night being the ono-huDirc'th
nighrof May Blossom Nj BeLAsco's pay NOW running
10 the Madison square Theatre the mlulg"ment Aav"
prepared pretty little souvenir 90 he distributed on chat
occasion 1t consists o. to leaves Of cardboard os the
outside of watch Ae of the PLAY and ne creu~s 10
tn. occasion printed I artistic Characters iu- iN1
lu, A. faces occupied bv eZ'e-ut p1pto1rap1-. on
one .t.i. the couB uS children tl-v appear t' The
but. OF the dea. jr Facing 10 ls sIgle L-r- OF ore
OF lie var0 lead ng 4ster- OF the play. lh is t4rrs
arr come half dozen varieties oi tae -1uT' n, lh-
cH.4I-u's -r0lg b, however. appearing - AZ OK t4eii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-18
A CARRIAGE FACTORY DEgrROYED.

Morgan & Perry's carriage mandatory, NJ
West NeE-Bughton. :. l., burned before daylight
Yesterday morning The loss Ia estunlts' al 10000
Insured for hall that amount large number Of hnshed
and stored carriages and remarkably elegant sleigh,
that Was imported at cost Of $4,000 wore burned. IL
had SOLD gold and silver ornaments. The IRE was
started, 70 IL thought by parks from furnace nsed ~
WdlsrWoFks company for soldering the PIPES together
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-18

cresepts 81 handsome fansTtoythe bridesmaids, Inc
APARTMENTS In which the reception were g'Sn "
deliberately decorated with exoiic7 ana cur na"'lJ
her,afh nassea of richly colared petals In inc Is
way amid dark tropical foliage, Wuns huge Wru'irh
bei Of mink aud hite roses and piuks, whie uIuus
on oren doorway could DE the ghttcing aiI"N "
Wedding gius the most costly that have heqn '',
rlavod mere for long time. All Newport SOCIETY -
reo,escnted here in the fashionable season N"9
I're.ent MANY guests from all sections Of the country
were also present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-18

WAsUfVGrJN. July 1.-The colored R'pub-
leans OF Maryland WI hold grand ratification meeting
Irving Park tomorrow. Ihe meeting bids tar o. be
great Wccess args number o. organized bodies from
Baltimore aad WashnxtDI VII be- prrsent Among lhe
speakr r. vii Dee Frederick DougaS- William l.. MAJ
tLeWs c1 ON gresham kaluay aud Register Bruce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-18

TNBEyE oFFier july Isl a. n.-Tbe movement ia
the during the clear weather 81 yesterday
upward. The Temperature ranged between CO.. and -.
the average t63l4-l beiag %, lower shan the
responding day last year aud lover than Oh Nedncs-
daT.
lear weather. with sight change IN temperature.
followed by increasing clonhncss ard cDaaces Of ra1
mag be expected to-day ia ;.,is city and vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-18
DEATH OF GEoRGESAUER.

George Sauer, who was United States Con-
su Al Brussels the died suddsnly In London
yesterday the sixty second Of his e ed an
active NE anu Was glaSIv Ias-s in th4s country and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-18
4 rrENrL E0AD NOr ALLlwaD

Mayor Low dud City WORKS Commissioner
re,mln. or Brooklyn have refuse. % give permission 10
tie -out1 Terry ana aside Direct Transit Company 20
build uiane rold 90 A'lucraye Brooklyn, rom south
Ferry 10 Fohave on thc ground taat Whatever System
of rapid transit Is sd1p.ed ior char part Of the avenue
uu.t prevail JIroE I.It .KL-nt; taat IL likely that
~ elevated road viii take tue pace of the present
surface road ~ upper part tle sfrno aud mat IN
elevated structure could not % lut above tue tunnel
Another company cilias TO Nnel already eHotlng
under At4ntc-iye and 90 make grant % new COM
,,,.,y ,stuIt ,u.e Inl~ltiop. officials
Ialt - recommended Io cHaIg8 ~ rOIe other
street. or 20 under private prSpery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-18

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
WASHINGTON. July 17.-For YIN gland,
partly cloudy weather occasional rain variable ssds.
stationary temperature, higher barometer.
For he Middle Atlantic States fair weather followed
by partly coudT weather and occasional rsus nOrtgery
wn0s becoming variable, stationary temperature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-18
rrtDryG AT PyrHFlELD SrHIE u.s.
- - n ~ rtarsn-

RIcHriarp SPRINGS, JAY IA successful
reading was given by Professor Charles Roberts, o.
N-w-Yors 10 me NeE-AmeTcal TINS evening. The BALI,
with seats frr people, was flied oye.G1T4Ez IA
tie visitors % Ia place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-18

loss was about $4,000 the insurance about eiOsoO
dispatch ealing TOT aid cent 20 kmirt aud responded
a. Ala also asked from C0Fnlns. Both detaoRmens.
hoNeA or. arrived loo lare Do be OF sarYlee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-18
SENATOR BROWN AVID TIE GEORGIA ROAD.
nv r.----n - rL- -L-n--NrL

ATLANTA, July LITTLE statement pub
shed abroad That lease held by ator Brown and
hi. party on The a,e Road ~ Georgia wou VpI ire this
winter and tnIt the Ed1ngr sys.en would enleay'r 20
.f .aufrl of tIe road. o. er~oaeou.. Tho rold was
leased FEB Blown ld 1872 for rweurv years. Ih' gives
MN con g1 81 b. f.r 5lC years nJrs. IAerefJfa tde
E-a GER system cannot De daring get CJItrO %. 80
pstnr. fnaf uns. Toe statement DsnS brought 10 semi
tor Browns attention, As simply u;mI Ecd There's
nothing In It,"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-18
me IA Of rHE 1HAEOE-HHL C0ErP4cE

SAN FhANClsco, July lin the Sharon-Ilill
divorce to-day Juoge sullivan refused 70 allow the
ink used ia uue body Of the alleged marriage
contract and tAe signature to- be Submitted 10 ID
chemical test unless the counsel both sides agreed.
- Hills counsel refused, and sharon counsel al
nJuuccu their case closed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-18

ST. PAUL, Mimi, july I'D. +. swan, chief
clerk 10 the local easurcs ONCE OF The Northen Pacihc
RAJ road, nas stolen 5000 he was arrest ed at WAie
Bear Lake yesorily. he hld ,acrctcd himself he
Dad attempted commit suicide ny taking mofphiur'
he mouev whca tsok RON The railroad company vas
used IN syeclaluns IA VAL street.
TORONTO. July r.. Rumors are af"at mere 10
the effect that negotiations are ad''hcSg "'"rAby ue
tween The Canadian Pachc Railroad Company and tue
E,.ton mud Lowell Company -Or The through uadc FROM
noston 20 the West Very few dhcU os are reported To
br IN The wav and the scheme Ia likely 0 be carried out
lhe Grand Trunk Railroad company In ~ buried to be
ds.rou. OF socurag 30 bostsu and IL Thought
lac acme Of Tho Canadian P@ilc Company wlA meet
with some Op yoaton
81. LOTS July I7.-Jaines Smith. general trahe man
aser n re Wabash Railroad, this morning appointed n
Knight general fret .ht agent H. y. Mcclellan general
Eastern agent. W H. smith commercial agent 30 Kansas
civ and L. q. ld-0u commercial agent at 81. Louis.
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Az INITIATION ACCEPTED 81 JOHN 4. LYNCH
ELHHA. July 17.-John Z. Lynch, Of Mis-
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August l.. 40 tIc eaI.l. pt'inu celebration.