The Evening critic., 1884-10-01
THE MORNING NEWS,

hochi nhH General, Boiled Down,
Fresh.
boI n no , reoor month was the dryost Soptom'
rt,n Se-, ....,,-,-- --,.-.,
| . Inc Morosini family have returned %
Their homo at Yonkers.
Tho trap under the pump Of Seventh and
| III streets needs cleaning.
| JIoavv nina and tho cholora cordons In
Sf II orr ,tHt'i,t n'"e 80 -.
pnlsbmrgb, Pa, have failed, Liabiilties ov AZ
| $4,000.
The Democrats of tho Sixteonth (pAN
District yesterday nominated Waller shsr.
wood for Congress. '0I 'N0'
Charles Modcalk a No,, Vol. ,..,....
broker and member Of tho proJnno rxnna,,.N
died suddenly Yesterday iN'n"nso'
KIM ur,,lo.t ~ "a, 1,,,,,
,o, Nitms , nulIpert OF Italy VIII bestow deco
In combnitn. H tSo %n0 nave Deen prominent
III Ct -, 80" .PiN0."iS.
~ NC hISI uny registration in Brooklyn,
isso' sT TpWW io,oia names, against 1861 In
cra,I M increase Is principally In Demo.
M, sia",, l.,
STAT y 49, o III GeoIBla ior Governor,
49,, Ct az anu Hlempers OF the Legislature,
,Io $3.50 10 W elegt successor TO senator Brown,
A Gordon rclief stooncr bos n,s,od tho
Semneh Cataract. 1t is stated that the powers
OF Europe arc discussing renewal OF thes
Egyptian conference n London. -.ssssssE
Ii. III "A : y fNsfot
Coue6 irons Tor vous. - NJ. CaPSiCun
less, pleasing Vii lily aro I ,tni
colds,-jpre. ana Trad8Aark on every drop,
Il. w. Biggs. son of n wealthy and om;-
nent ennIneer ~ Iordon rn.tary "mu ny JIM
rived In Mon,raoi yrnO, rLnStanu, VINO ar
part OF June has been sinc tIV i,t,er
~, VI ou"e' h"e peen ihissiug since august IL.
conYeni assa xns HN; o. county Republican
Tho McKee yoc,tnn dgg spint ihto Two factions
mated THO uOHsav, s,T tneiI nun hoini,
noSt Monday. 'AS''On "u'o"rneu I'LL
a;sn,'ts
julia Robinson, colored, In Shepherds alley
tssr nisn,, Turigg when wallace struck tho
iu,inn bnr nv eau VIII cl1p, seriously In
HeA' AHo nun escapeu'
1t is again reported that France Is willing
TO resume treaty negotiations with China. AZ
cdlct has been issued TO the Yicerov Of Ca,tnn
couraging n fesistanco M Fron sno On'heso Gu
Noaotio,io,,,' -, .D
80 Ncgotlatlons are IN progress between the
Ing american clubs iooin IN n4 10 on ana load
that Of some venrs ngn Iubsn ,Sa ~ ~ SuSu ~
Visited New Sorit H6st, a sv Suall plohS
| Do''oA anu Da''niore'
Sovernor Hendricks arrived at Louis
| vile yesterday, whore no is the guest OF the
| Southern Exposition. Last night Mr.. Hen.
drieEs addressed 10000 people In the exposl.
hlbitlon.
a convention OF newsdealers mot in New
| nvih Seststuay. lt5 OBJECT Is the formation OF
ddhia1ionai association There were present
| N5,ssnn,, - ,sit thu.iauht NOW dorsey,
musssac1u n,, Vermont, Rhodo Island, Con.
| Nee'iee'' Mlchigan, ONO ana New York.
| The operators of the Vulcan Iron Works
| in wilkesbsrre, Pa, a manufactory OF locomo,
| lives ana mining machinery, posted notines
in their shops yesterday that a reducfIon ~
| 10 per cent. in wages would take efrect to.day
They have 400 employees.
| The Sandy Hook pilots held n meetino
| yesterday at the METROPOLITAN Hotel Nav Yorpe
| 10 protest against the abolition of comnuisnry
| Illotege. There were representations ~ niIot,
| from other States present, Cantain I ~ n
| Cooper, OF Baltimore, presided, ana pantain r.
| G. Marlin, OF Boston, acted as secretarv 80
| A cablo d;snotch ,,,s rooo;,,os -. il,
| Eau n eaule ulspatcn was received at Harvard
Soi,egot o ,, Monday evening, an-
ib,r.ears 'o uisvovery OF an asteroid OF the
IniIteehih Magnltude, by Palisa, at Vienna.