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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-25
Mp KFR's VINDICATION.

V,-.-,,,,,c.rov June 24.-Judge John J. tkey,
before the Springer Committee TO-DAY le7'' -.
WAS attorney for J. g. COigrcEe ID inc S''i -
49,, had two conversations with Ker, 10 inform hei
n, Co,roys's character, and 20 convince Net 'l"' "
not ne ,at 10 indict Cogroye. Witness became
-. cloro q wa. not guilty Of the charge against NM
"a dt-os TO expain tn facts TO Ker and satisfy Nun -
Colrroye', innocence. Ker listened unIn "I'H' -
co,oplsted his statement and tncn salo' ''n -
,.a , are innocent I have proof that they are
,,l,v Witness cautioned Ker that be eOla no. 'o'
Iooue against Colgroye. He tod Ker th@' H' ,,i
- fro,, gooue 10 Colgroye attempting TO paeKlSii
,he latter Ksr replied. Let COisroYe mako Ih' M
go 10 tbe Government" Witness thought her il''N
,ot Co, rove should make rsstitGtion OF money " 20"
allezss he had improperly received Iro" ''1'
,nent Ker added that was al he couia oo' ~,
-. ,e,or,ed 10 Coleroye what Kei had saii. COZ
- ,.as much excited and again denied that ne n1l
,nnrorerly received a dollar from the GOVERNING"
"a n indicted 1t would ruin hiH ana Nc "oA ~.
rather Ny money though ne GA no' Vn' nsk any
be indsetsd Judge Key advised Inn nc " @T milf
.oTrnenf a that would DO indirect conlSssls mi
SeIt dag Cogroye said ne nan It, osri sy paying
rather than tsciy admit ~roue o. reooSted col
sny money TO the Government wines 80, under
End me- lis not bis money wan bui Co.sTff
Will give information that VIII ehsoe unr.s re-
pied that hi. should not inIorner Inc W.,
against Coroye Of conspiracy WIN coon.
ees Key swofe that Ne ala not understand Mr. Ker 70
1 as Ky KY c SSTSs
af Ker said he didn't wonder thA' ,SsH
grove got the matter mixed mp, for De su@oo'
:. haynt slept since last Bat 1rday." -,
NJ Colgrove "a recalled lie said that he est
fed on Saturday when be said That Ills counsel J1dse
-, had field him that Rad ssid that the pay
m,ut of s5 900 matter Uond De dropped oe had seen
rs conn.e and mad voluntarily told tle chairman ye.-
,5.y the sots witness did inquire OF OTIS counsel
whether the money wanted for the Government OF
,o- co1ass Ths opposition coming at that tine 70 bin
wac simply horrible Witness laborsS under tne impress
sisn thai il was 10 counsel witness was perssca!ed
nost for three years ISLANDERS OF u.
Ssr.f knd er. circulated against him witness did MOI
recognize Mr. Ksrs authority ~ make any deSaHo upon
hin Whatsoever
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PROMISING DEMOCRATIC FIGHT

The Republicans in the neighborhood OF Frec-
hold Y b. are watching the fgnt between Speaker
ssuey and Henry 8 Little for the nomination for state
senator from Monmouth County, with more than ordI
nary interest some doubts entertained ia reS>r
TO Mr. Lites willingness 70 run. TRIBUNE reporter
called upsa him To ascertain bus plans. lie said;
aida NOT Ike 10 say that a candidate, but II the
nomination s gwen Iuc will accept am III the Lahd'
NJ Ite seems now 20 be eadng In the race. II 10 inc
ene iuur.s,i,u that -toneYs power In this couzy Is
on Inc waus since biz failure 10 secure ehVta
~ 80 ,,rigre. To- scud him ar district delegate 10 the
Gb,ca.o Democrat Convention. No matter VINO j. sue
csf hitter feeling VIII no doubt DO eugendered 10 TIE
canvas, and triangular gLt will be the result ana tnr
Rspu Leans by tie denomination o. senator Aphegats
a. fr selection ~ any Republican 81 exec lent character
and sasdng in his party is believed would stand good
cha of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-25
NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.

WASHINGTON, June 24.-Ihe President sent
the following nominations to the senate to-day: A. wilson
Norris 10 be pension nj at Philadelphia; H. h. Burk-
aart to be postIuaser Haley Idaho; To be ensns IN
the Navy: spencer D. Wood, Of New-horki
W g. Fletcher OF Vermont: M3rhury Johnston. OF Geor-
ets, w f. WEittlescy OF New-YOrk; Joseph l.
JAYNE Of Mississippi; finley A McNutt Of Indiana
James g. Doyle, of Pennsylvania; Lorenzo semplo OF
Alabama; John J. Blaadn, Of Alabama; Albert /.
Kew OF Tennessee; W. l. Howard, Of Connecticut;
Harold II. Eanes. Of Maine Edwin A. Anderson, %
North Carolina; ". & NJ. Field of Virginia; 10 be as
sisart ueers in the Navy Emil rhesS Of Wisconsin;
" h T. Creighton of Ohio James II Fits, OF Nirgiuia
William IL Chambers. OF peGu-y lvaHla; 10 ne second
ncutenants IN the Marine Corp' Jacob o. M Oh
Georgia: Charles l. G3n'ncl OF Pennsylvania; Thomas
Prince of Ohio: Arthur II. Charge OF Rhode Island
Joseph IL Pantletou, OF Pennsylvania.
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THE PIRrT or OPPOSIWON

MISSOURI DEMOCRATS FOR CLEVELAND.
ST. LOUIS, Mo- June 21-The Democratic
state Convention met in the Standard Theatre here TINS
morning The following district delegates TO the NATIONAL
c,pvention were chosen; lit dslrct-W. H. sears
I'D 7 G. Howard: Ud-E. NJ. Harhor and
r J. Carnody; ItId-5Ir. Gentry and Ihoma"
II. Frame; Iyth-water Young and Levi COOK
vtb-T. l. Martin and r. f. Collins; NIth-B F. Keays
and I II B4scom; NIlth-Henry Clark ana j. H. Nart9'
TXfh-David C4ruth aad g. g. Mehtt; AIth-L. B'
tvyi,q and william Leuox; NIuu-t. l. Raley and >.
/ pee. XIIitA--O H. KNOX ami ". II. Phelps; N th
-%srtou Morrison and o r. Liyugstone lIith- - a
Noouau and Henry r Harrington: Ath-J2sprI lures
.,d pm Nauug Interviews With the delegates NOW
fEot tb-y favor Cleveland FOR Presdaut they canhel
04vc rild-u The convention viii meet tomorrow 10 81
lect dc.cgdJes-at-l1rgc.
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A WE'LL OVER ! 500 FEET DEEP.

ELMRA, June 2i.-Thomas Percy, we'll
known oil and salt well driller contracted with the s
saw Salt Company drill II well at warsaw some
month, ago for So 300 The work only completed
few davs ago. owing to the extraordinary character ana
thickness Of the strata encountered The drill passed
through y feet Of clay 800 feet Of sbae in when a
stream OF fresh water like underground river Wa'
struck Gl6 feet OF slate las 0e OF extreme haru con
ferrous limestone. Il feet ot pure mint, 80 IeeI "
Hcde burg limestone and 90 feet OF mixed ga! aI's
sn9Ie before the salt vein reachcd-a total deph &"
1898 feet The itself was 81 feet thck ana mos.
as TRANSPARENT "a crystal. The drilling OF the wen c"l
the con ractor - 300 much the WORK on three or
binary wells would cost, and involving loss 10 AiH VI
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ADANsAt Liver aool England on rnursia7 June 49, lSSS
this city.
Notice o. iunera. hereafter
BELDEN-Jn Tuesday June -, tie Reverend Henry O.
n The 12d yea pi ma ago -,,-- 90, 81.
he residence al h- .on, NlI4Il DelUeH "a JIM
ave. Thursday a la-t-paat b.
DRAKE on Tues june -. al 100 a. NJ Mary Iopetoh.
gh'er Of the late James Drake ia the tDtl year D. nor
Rst,e, and friends are invited attend her tanera fro
East 3dst On Ihnrsd1y al p H.
KrRRY-Tuna 2t IS ut the residence Of her mother
r roy widow Of Jacob Brown KIRBY, All daughter VI
the .4Lc George ]. IrmJe
Notice o. fIncral lc eafer.
NORAN-At his late residence 1)j EOsciusk0st Brooklyn.
MONDAY 35. 1854. joseph Horan age; =" years
the family and members Oi Live )aa seaton
attach The r une, are respectfully invited H. -
.cVul above residence al b. m M>nesi"Y'
JuLe >.
PICABIA-suddenly, at Ne-le7woot, y. j. Vicente N.
Picaba. IN his atth year.
Notice Ui funeral hereafter
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Long island, sunday, Jnn4 p,
lisa T., widow Of tie ate al IL POIl-ii ~ 10
Sjtl year OF her age.
Temporary iatermeut Al Morobes.
TAYIOR-Tu Great Darlington Mass. June T. 40 thb
residence " his rlther George Taylor Gibbons 81 Iay0.,
formerly Iur-ytl. ca In the tlst year ID MS age
savannah and 81 raIl papers please c'Qy,
McDOUGAL-At Elizabeth y j., on -untay 22t inst, IN
year George ACDu1G IL " tie Erl OK
smith il 3cDIugaL Sew-l prA tltv
Funeral Wednesday. 10Th inst 81 p i ron th- res4'
deuce ID, OaIs 4. SMITH, 90 iersOu-tFi. .Li on
Trs. cave. Libcrtys- a. O'Clock oy NeNJeiseY
Central ia lr0ad.
-,e 10 Intend tine funeral services ~ olr afe 3ssea
George Ncou-a .c held tus 3D.. e.D.-t-f a-tef %,
o.5cN al $50 JcGersOlAye, Elizabeth j. lriu ol VI
LlJlCJy-s % 0c.Oc1 v" e. t'y'@t'' 'e.'7'-'g'
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STATE PRESS ASSOCIATION AT PLATTsBURG.
fEr rELEGsAPH TO TIE rsGsuNHl

PLArrsprRG, June 21.-One hundred and
fifty state edtsrs with th.ir wives on their annual P
arrived here tonight They entertained at various
bote, and private residences The trip from Albany 'y
the Delaware and Hudson Railroad Laks george ana
- ,s,,l.,r .ala, -. wa. made without accident OF
DELAY business meeting viii be ne.d to-noFro" IN tht
Methodist Church here. AMI an excursion - me AK WI
be 0veu by p.ts1rg ciE-ns. on Thursday tdr editors
20 10 Montreal Jwu the rapids OF the y; Lawrence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-25

Green's Lutestring g. 105, Church,. Vests Cathcar
6,117.spelman Poos-Lutestrng 500 John Ledford 700
Dan K. $50. Fiona s25, field s65. BOom-Lutestrng
TO l. John Ledord to l. Dan K. to /, Cathcart to l.
Fiona to l. Krpp Gun to l. Eclat Is to l. Patspsco
20 tn 1. Milan 80 to l. Lutestring won easily by two
enGths in 143ieJohn LedfOrd second Krupp Gun third
Ecat fourth Patapsco fifth, Fiona sixth Dan H. seventh
Mutual pools Sl6 80
Then came the seepecLass the short course Tor
which there were ten stArters-NcCarren IOnaWa1da
q, 127. W. lynch. Excelsior stables Abraham ~ ioV
F. Nancy, FYnns Glcnarm ., 1876, W. Lynch birnilng
hams Odetts o. I3S, +. Lynch. Mortirers IrOhDshe
a. 1874. Bute LatrObe's Wooster aged l3I; N Ken
ney), Iakelaad's Compromise aged. ~, L0ckn2n VI
j. Daly's Canillus aged, 40, Green, NJ j. Daly ~
Captain 100. w. Kenneyl, Grayer's Aurelius O. l5V
Hustsd). PoOls-Abrshsm So Glenarm 500. wooster
500 Odette $780, field $50 BOoks-Abraham TO :, Glsn-
ham 70 9 Wooster 10 l, Odete TO l, Compromiss
10 l. TOnawauda y 10 and - 20 against III CAPTAIN,
Camilus. Aurelius. and Trombone.
ONLY Of the With any accident, IonaWanna
dropping his rider. whs however, not hurt. FL
tapitan won nv a length In ASA; Abraham second
length before Glenarm Wooster poor fourth. WIN rest
srasgn home at long Intervals Mutual pools s4O o.
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ANXIOUS TO HELP CITY CHILDREN

To the EditOr ~ the TrtbHhe
SIR: We. the members Of a Sunday-sch0A
at this post ncose 81 H. savings Tor the last ior
months. hopng that it m az give some little child tlsts
OF country life this We live within three muck
of people much in need Of enlightenment and Christian
charity but We de not know how help them. In tho
beautiful valley before many many lItie children se
growing up 10 DEGRADATION aud shame
$500 = Your- KATHLEEN MCCOOK,
THSODOhF POWELL.
4 j. BAYAHD -CuUNDEL.
MARY A. MCCLELLAN.
Fart poUqlas Ark. June IL. 1854.
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nAMAGE BY LIGHTNING.

RrCHFIELD SPRINGS, June 24-Dur1ng a
severe thunder storm here this afternoon lightning
struck in four different places one terrific stroke tore
out about half Of one end Of the railroad depot scattering
the boards for several feet around Another noineH
Iator killed an OK I'm the street The third entered the
shoe fore OF l3see Co., and exploded with report
ike III a. OF small cannon The fourth Splntereh st'cIt
telegram poles to atoms Reports nom the iAr 7@J
that serious damage done there.
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4 VEDDING YESTERDAY.

AT the beautiful little Episcopal church at
wappinsers Fails, y Y, the welding 81 Bliss constance
Ryes and John orand Of this city 'oA pace yes'e'uA''
-, ~ III ,,orping ,p@cia! train OF three drawing
- ..rs left the Grand Central Depot FOR New Ii AN
,r, where the friends Of the BRIDE and groom were re
DoI,7rd hv Mr. Kives and were driven 10 Ms summer
E a. csr,ivafh Al p. IA. the ceremony was per.
cd and an hour later wedding breakfast was scrN,
~ C.rn6atu MI and Ars BOrand VIII leave tIlS Guy
=, 90 on their wedding Journey
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THROCGH .yEW-KORK STATE.
FINDING HIS FATHERS CORPSE.
A son DISCOVERS HIS PARENTS HAD suBMEEGE
A SPRING.

N A SPRING.
MrppLFrOwy. y. Y, June 2i.-On June 10
David storms farmer. living on the southfeld Noun
taps went TO Greenw God Lake He left the village on
foot in the afternoon TO return home. He mad NOT
reached there on Tuesday morning and party OF neigh
bors went in search OF him. After threedsys hunt
without finding any OF the missing farmer MS son
lanes who was at work in Rockand County. was sent
for He answered the summons at and on satur-
day ef the cara al sloasburg to walk the mountain
IN his fathers house There large spring on the West
err sepe OF the mountain few rods 10 the right OF the
course taken nv Young storms his way home Beng
thiraV he turned aside drink when ne was start
led by seeng the body of lyag face downvaru on
inc margin of the spring with the head snbmsrEru III
the w5er II was his fathers corpse NO explanation Oh
the farmers death can be given.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-25
DOING JUSTICE TO MR.. HAINEs.

John c. Freund, the well-known authority on
musical matters telegrapks from New-fore concerning
the recent failure Of the NeuendorH opera Coaplny li
great Injustice was done Mr. HsiEcs, the piauomsser
whom he knows 70 be thoroughly reu@1e ana aOnpf-
able gentleman who never backed the Nc-VllViA csi-
pauy but simply loaned George ". Hyatt, manager seY
era thousands dollars and guarauterd t2OOo "'th u
coSruues Nj Hanes suffers thau any one rae lDf
be only acted as a friend toward Hyatt WlthplL rNpci
ton OF compensation ". r. GalraDrfnt va, ioI Lr4y
norter i'm Waues's wareroons aud has not been d. As
employ for four weeks Ha!neS hr.p-i the company ~
N Philadelphia aud his money carried f 10 'hi't-' hf
has most generously teagraphed the branch house 10
Chicago to uelp Out the chorus Chicago Herald
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-25
AERLSrEp FOA AOBBlAG TAE M4ILS.

Post Office Inspectors Speese and Coates OF
p;t.burc. and Newcomb Of New-YorL arrested Henry
Miller transfer agent OF ths Railway
Mat service a, the Pennsylvania Railroad
d-pot 10 Jersey CRY, last nighi for robolng the
n,., Miller confessed bis guilt aud admitted stealing
s"vsr-,i LuLdrcd etters from which he realized several
hundred dollars Ionllard Co. the Dixon CruoDls
Company and many other business arms ID Jersey ~
~ .uHered largely Wy tails man. Peculauons IHe
mali vas taken out Of pouches by ,he package ana 'ul OF
IT, letteT-yo1 In The st.i.oA
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BASEBALL CANES.

BUFFALO. June 24.-The New-YOrk nine
again defeated tie Buffalo Club here to-day Tie score
Bdnalo .....................-....--3 I o "a
New York .................- 2 ! 2 D y O-4O
Base hits Buffalo 7 New-York, 10. ErrorsBufao -
NewNOrk IL.
LOUISVILLE. June 24.-The Louisville club had little
difficulty defeating the MctrOpOhtans here today Inc
score was:
NJ trOpOlitan ..---- / - - y v v " " "
Ba.e hits-Louisyile. Q Metropolitan B. Erfors-Louls-
vile, l, Metropolitan. Be-
CoLruBrs June 24.-Thc Brooklyn nine was again de-
feated by the Columbus CLUB here to-day. The score was
a follows:
Columbus ...........;. ........... 0 /
Broos y1 ................--. % % q . = -
Raseh.ts-Coumbus TO- Brooklyn Y. Euors-Columbus
g. b OOSlyn T.
Other games played yesterday as follows In Chi
calO-C Chicago g. Boston 80
Ia Detroit-Proyidrnce / Detroit o.. Fourteen innings
n Clevclanl-P Philadelphia 8. Cleveland =
In HanOvcr-Amherst 10. Dartmouth ..
In Cinciun9d-C iucinuad y, Allegheny q,
In Toleio-TOedO t. Baltimore ).
In -. Louis. Lous 9, Washington }.
In INDIANAPOLIS indianapolis ., Athleilc ,.
In Harrisburg Harrisburg -, Trenton l.
In Baltimore Baltimore Union. L, chicago Union =
In BOsl0n-ClucIGnat Union :, Boston Union ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-25
AMERICANS WIN AT CRICKET.

LONDON, June 2l-The match game OF
cricket begun Yesterday between the Philadelphia team
and the Gentlemen Of Lecestershre resumed to-day
AZ Leicester The Gentlemen Of Lcicestershre made 30
in their second innings. This gave them total score OF
49, Tor the two innings. The Americans had MADE zoo
IN their lrst inning The game was mus Won Oy InVH
by an inning and los points
THE NATIONAL ROD AND REEL ASSOCIATION.
The third annual tournament Of the National
Pod and Reel Assoc alton W IA be held october and
= ar the Harlem Mere, Observation-Disclosures and
Tiftbave There are to be five casts: sinee-n2nde'l
ty casting salmon casting. heavy bass casting HSht
committee ~ arrau gements met az tne metropolitan
Hotel yesterday and appointed suo committees 10 peg
feet plans FOR tho tournament and arrange prizes.
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rineped fas In the sun aud restaurants that adyersed
Turtle soup this day found FIRE sad water wen MY
,nerfnons Broad stages and sreetc2rs dld gooa
bnsines for people would not walk and cart horses "os
their sIinshsdes thankfully. . =. q.
Henry Rotlisberger, thiry-one, vs. sons J" az
VnceHts Hospital last night from NO AoO SUI
ferlR from the heat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-25
TILE NfEETING 10 PusH TILpEX.

There WAS an informal meeting last evening
q, The Democrats who propose 70 hold assIneetlns
her. TO advocate saIsu. J. Tdeus nomination IN spite
nj sls iefter OF Withdrawal j. l. Ireland Editor ot me
D,UOcrar AdrGncg, said TO TRIBUNE reporter ,olue
aenntts announcement be made 70 tae public AIte a
form meeting 10 Do FED 10 noI.vM IAsIe - "''""s
10 he SAID To- snt"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-25
POOR TINE MADE BY HOMING PIGEONS.

Four returns have been reported OF the
yenty-three Newark Club birds liberated in Columbus.
Ohio last Sunday Three OF these arrived on Monday two
TO the loft Of A. p Baldwin at 1888 and 1885 p The
distance in an air line is about 465 miles With his re-
turns Mr. Baldwin first and second club prizes first
and second prizes Of honor first and second donated
prizes Last year in the from this sta
ton Mr. Baldwin had bird at nome
before sundown OF the day OF the start. The
difference the result due to atmospheric Influences
The birds OF r. o. Damon Northampton, Mass, nave
not bsen reported home from tho start In Lynchors
Va 500 miles distant which was made last saturday.
Two new Of under Federation rules Will open
today one from Bridgeport Conn.,, to Fall River Mass
10 miles the other from Scranton Penn. 100 niles
enczgipg birds owned in Eaton and Hamilton, \. y Inc
afhth return in clubs from -teubenyle,
OHIO town days ago reported yesterday as nav
in arrived at the lofts OF J. K. Husson Ihs leaves
twenty birds TO he accounted FOR.
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CIT ~ TWO BY SAW.

ELulRA. June PA daughter of Henry
BROTHERS proprietor ~ the savmi 40 Ramona o'euoen
County, carried his dinner him Al the mill saturday al
n,ou When she entered the mill she her father 8
head and body ~ far down the waist lying on one size
Of the Jaw platform The other hall Of his poly was on
te ooi,pse side platform. Tn walking ABOUT tn
mill he had fallen Ia 'front.' of the saw IA some way ~nS
ft,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-25
FOUND WITH as NECK BROKEN.

ALpAyY. June 2t-Louis Dreyer. German
LAWYER was playing cards with party, which broke up
al AN early hour rhi. morning Wheu they reached the
street Dr-ver missed cuffs and returned uP-t rs to
49,, . tr,s rr,ends went on some time later Dreycr
wa. found At the bottom OF the stairs win ms mex
broken. He mad evidently fallen over me 10" o'u''e
liz ~ In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-25
rrNncRArs pEErARING FOR CRIoAGO.

The Committee Of Arrangements OF the
County Democracy last evening made preparations Tor
the proposed trip to Chicago. The party will leave the
foot OF West Fortv-second-tt Al 9:lj a. M on truAy
July l. The train will consist OF two locomotive am
sixteen Pullman Sleeping cars. II Is tAperltu 'l'
Chicago will De reached on saturday at about p. III
Each Assembly Datrct viii send CleYeiaha c>inI's
cab There wi. probably be isan 900 men N tAe
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THE WEATHER REPORI.

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
WAsHrNaToN. June 2l.-For New-Englanf,
local showers and partly cloudy weather southeastery
winds becoming variable, slightly coolsr
For the Middle Atlantic states light local showers
and partly oGdy weather. Uiso. generally nom so1l
IN west becoming variable northern portions, cooler
weather in northern portions, nearly stationary temper
AZURE in south portion, with cooler weather wednesday
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rAMMANy on GNnEPENpENcE DAY.

The Tammany Sachems met last evening ana
concluded arrangements for celebrating july lf the
usua way T. Cox Will deliver the long tax = mere
viii be ,h0r talk. BY W BOurke Cochran, Deano G. III
viz Thomas r. Grady. Maurice F. taban ana
Henry A. GumbstOn Will read the Declaration OF lh"s-
nedspce and afterward the braves vii part axe OF tue
waters OF the great spHg IN the basement ot me NIX
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-25

NJ cholera AZ tha port n the should indicate
serious epidemic the local quarantine satoss throughout
TIE Uped states will be advised adopt precautions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-25
QUOTATIONS AGAINST CHOLERA,

WASHINGTON, June 24.-At the request OF
C,o.ra Hamil Lon the Secretary OF State to d-!
sent dispatch 70 tbs Unitsd states Consul at t'loa
a Gag far Inc f.cts ia relation - tae reported 'S'oss~s
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LIE ERESH AIR FUND.

cOMMENDABLE FORETHOUGm
To the Edft0r Of me TrtbUnG
SIR: | send you 81 for the Fresh IN
Fund Next year mean to send three. Their snah 30
seven years old HAROLD II. hILLCDA
FeoTfa, H., June -, 1884
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political Notices.

Pnseui Openwerk Net Banners.
Nav sole Manufacturers under letters patent in
frln xemsnts viii DC prosecuted Campaign s9aipmenLs
NJ r. LEVY 4 CO.. ~ Woosterst
Openwork Net Bauners-Best Portraits.
a. HoJER GRAHAM's. % puAaersI aimee ls&4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-25
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BUFFALO, June 24.-Ihe receipts from 'he
sale of tickets for tho June festival amount 70 ELISA
~ HOY office sales for the Nilsson night. addition 10
fine reserved seats amounted To $1,000 The full returns
IRON, a source. L thought In3ure The financial
OF The IeatNal