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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-23
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RR.
(Pennsylvania RR., foot Cortlsndt
st. and DesbTOsscs-st.
Dhffa q Kaad u ~ font / hprfV.9L,
Stations In New. York

Phila. Read Rk fOOtLLbertyst
IF Fa g5dd T @t q y
SO no. Il H. sd M T @ Sunday .y M m rem
For Matawan, 30. via Phla & Reading RR, 815. II
2a M P5 Jso r. tso ts f9S m san SnSy igI %
For Bank Long Branch, ocean Grove Asbnry PARK,
f RR s s boa' m 49, Zoo a 500 p sundays n
sqR9s ocean TSyS q a;6 Ds pa5s q Fl
M $780, 400 m; For Keygort VIA Philsielphia and
Reading Re- T s h Il and nj ar se so 229 sS
p m. For Toms River, Penn Il e. a. goo m. 400 n
For yineland BtGgecn Atlantis City 80, I;a9 F. @v
O. H l. a. g a SG2P Rn AiTs sHps
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
" RIVER RAILROAD Commencing May 81, 1884,
through trains viii leave Grand Centra pepot with
tlrouah draw in Rochester and 70 o. raj
$40 Fast Limited Chicago ETgres Tlh a a1iRs NJ
CARA Erie Cleveland and Toledo arriving atchcas'
1870 a. M Chicago Express draving cars TO cansn:
daiGs Rochester Niagara Falls and Bnnao connects for
ii M. Western New.York and Northern Express with
albany Troy Saratoga Utica Express, through
4 m Accommodation to Albany and Troy Cor r,,v,r.
Louis Express. with sleeping cars lot Ni5ns
Fails Buffalo Cincinnati except Saturday Toledo Detrois
$50 p m Express With sleeping cars to Syracuse and to
Auburn road; also to Montreal ,.on, cara for Rocbe...r
RnHaIe Niagara Falls Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago,
81 o No. Sight Express with sleeping Albany and
Troy with the morning trains Tor the West Anu
NGR s1G Sa sale at Graad Central Depot Bowling
Green 252 and Broadway and at Westeots Express
and 1888 washington and 80 Fulton sts Brooklyn and 70
observation-disclosures in drawngoon and sleeping can b
procured any OF the ticket offices in Cy and AZ
S$S es for and Checked residence
T3, run daily All others S' fMiiERK iERaay
General Superintendent. General PASSENGER AGENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-23

DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED E9UIr
MENT, AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSIST
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE sAFErY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-23

SlAKlNS -
~ CITY, RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY
Office Pier Is, ". r., foot OF Cortlandt-st
Consgnments OF freight forwarded directed any part
Of the world.
UNQUALIFIED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders received for delivery kinds OF freight and MAJ
chandise TO any part Of the city.
SEA AND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAr
Dor LIGHTERAGE.
Freight OF every description promptly ughered any point
In the har6or at reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS, BARGEs AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
steamers JOHN IL. srARIN ana ERAsTUs CORNING
for NEW-HAVEN. oave Pier Is N R. foot Of Corandts.
at o p m day. saturdays erceptedl
Freight for points on D L. W. received at Pier 1s
For Nc" Havoc and points East, at Pier 10.
NORTH SHORE, STATEN ISLAND.-Eloveu Mnss for
Ten Cents via steamers from Pier l. r. foot of white
hallst
CENTRAL sHlPYARD Communpsw N J-pry Doct.
Machine ard Boiler Shops Everything ,ns
-trUction and OF yassols
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Nem 1JubllcItlons.

CTORIES by such famous writers as Henry
- lanes Mrs Frances HodgsOn Burnett, Noah Brooks,
Mira Mary IIalock Foote. J; " Dc Forest /. - NiLet
Mis- constance F,niuOre WOoson besides many others
snear IN The latest numbers Of SCRlBNkRS new series
sF0EIi,S BY AMERICAN AUTHORS. Bound in cloth, 30
4 nme
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-23

DRACTICAL COOKERY.
NINE LECTURES on COOKING
MISS MARIA PARLOA.
A SERIES OF KITCHEN Lessons WITH DEMON
N STATIONS
TRIBUNE EXTRA, NO. 55........PRICE % CENTS
ADDRESS
THE TRIBUNE. New-York
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DtsUIU5stS
Street Ferries iolowsi
$40 72O g. $50 20 10 Limited), IL, lilo $40.
$40 s. g. and p M and II night sundays, o'l6 8,
10 Limited and 10 l. g. and 9p m, and IL night
leaving NewYOrk daily, except sunday IZO $3.50 and
lllOa ~ O. 4. and y M connect at Trenton for
Camden
trains leave Broadss Station philadelphia l2oI
H. and IA Qimited Express 1880 and $40 m l.
5, l. o. $3.50, 7i0 7:45 and M On sunday l2:O @lb
1920, Z, 4i35 $50 I, (5:20 Limited 630, I40 7t5
and p IN. Leave Philadelphia via Camden, 800 a N
daily except sunday.
Ticket Offices 400, sac, and e44 Broadway AsOr HOu.s
foot Of DesUrOsse CoTtlandt Streets Courtst
and Brooklyn Annex Station, foot OF Fultonst,
Brooklyn; Bushs Hotel Hobokony station. Jersey city
Emigrs Office Battery Place and Castle Gsr
ien.
baggage from hotels and residences
CHARLES l.. PUGH, J. r. WOOD,
General Manager. General PGSs'r Agent
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eNWITHIN c. SHORTLIDGE'S
u MEDIA ACA Df.MN.

- MEDIA ACADEMY.
FOR YOUNG MN AND BOYS.
Thirteen miles from BROAD street. station Phindepha
Seventeen trains each way daily between Media and Pha
delphla -..,....
students admitted and classified any t;rno All students
board school with the principal Table excellent TX
walters Rooms for 0uo or Two Students an
nicely completely furnished liked price covers every
expense BOOKS etc No extra Chsrgcs except of Muse
No examination for admission Iitceo experienced Teachers
all men and all graduates SIX Harvard two Yale, Ohc TN
n.y. special OPPORTUNITIES for apt scholars % advance I9pdy
special dr dull bacET boys Patrons or students
studies the regular English Scc-
inc Business Classical civil Engineering Course or parts
OF different Hig-.TaGe studunts not kept back
detective classification CondluOncl college students o.
tntOred. Young wLOss early education has
been neZec; oil instructed privately,
students lifted Of MEDIA ACADEMY are now IN Harvard
Yale Princeton University OF Penusylvana Lchigh Laiy
cite Hsverforf University OF virginia Williams Coumba
Dickinson stevens Institute Of Technology Troy and Boston
Polytechnic schools
MEDIA ACADEMY hasa physical and chemical labora;
tory gymnasium large BAL field Fifteen huniri
volumes added 10 the library in 1888 Apparatus doubled Ia
1888 graduating IN commercial department every
wear Twelve students lifted for college and aDitted IN 1883
The health record OF Media few parallels Media has
churches and temperance charter which prohibits the
sale OF intoxicating drinks.
circular OF NJ Academy ADDRESS tho
principal and proprietor -
SWfTHJN c. SHORTLIDGE a. =. and A. NJ,
Harvard College Graduate, Media Pom
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
~ IIllLhDLA1 MN
tuE OLD EsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINZ

20 TRAINS EACH WAY VETERANS AND on
SUNDAY; 3 STATIONS IN Pr lLADEL-
PHIA, 2 IN NEW-YORB
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For Both Sexes-Citv.

A -CIRCULARS OF BEST SCHOOLS
N. free TO parents Please give particulars H. MIRIAM
COYRIERE K CO.. 81 East lItl.st, Union SqudIe
PARENTS will find free best schools,
discipline at LEGENDKE'S American European teachers
Bureau 1l93 Broadway.
MISS J. F. WREAK'S Boarding and Day
vi school for young and children $50 MadisonaVe'
will reopen Sepember2H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-23

n. J.-Military Institute
ID PREPARES for College Business Finely located hodth
full and thorough For circulars &c, address \, p,,,,
$1,000 Rev VIM. C. BOWEN, a. NJ, Principal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-23
DOCKLAND COLLEGE,

IL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Open on half study for summer Pupils from June 10.
Candidates coached for Fail F1amlnali! S,H 'oi new
catalogue w. H. bANNI9lE -" a N
CT. LTKE'S BOARDING SCHOOL.
y p O. BUSTLETON. Phila, Penn. Unusually hoahiul
Home influences and especial care oi yonus pGpns-,
specialty-CoHeee prcpm alton SllA0 II SIEOl l., VI, a
GUNNER SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
y ~ Elm-st. northampton. Mass
GUNNER TUITION.-A private tutor re
> siding in healthy and beautiful location OF me bn-
Ridge Mountains receive two pupils SPECIAL advantages
Tor nack anl megnclel nmnIs. BOX b NoalOAe. Va
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NALL RIVER LINE


raip, leave depot foot OF COTtlanlt ana Xsp
At $40 m $40 and p Tor Eqsio1 BetheGe sda VA
town Reading Manch Chnns; eo snd The west Pullman
tbroyrh ccachos daily Local trains HU q ~ ~
m Tor Fastou Bethlehem and Coo "a -, co,rect for
Trans leaving $40 ana 3sY Y p gc1s sunday
Train local for Msuch Chunk $40 a. IN Leave Mauon N
GeP p n Eastern oce corner Of church and CSrandt So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-23

CHESTER VALLEY ACADEMY, Downing
" town, Penn. Good homo for boys during summer .,
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE. ,z
Trains NewYoTt via Desbrosses and Cortlandt sus
Harrisburg Pittsburg the West and South With PumsS
Palace Cars ached a. m and p M daily se" o,.
and Chicago Limited OF Parlo Dining Smoking and Sleep
ing Cars. az 6 a every dayi
Williams Lock Haven m p m CORY,
connecting Cory for Tftusve Petroleum Centrs
and the OIL Regions.
Baltimore washington and the South. Limited Washing?n
Express Of Pullman Paror Cars daily except Snhna ~
arrive Washington +95 M Reguar va "a y: ana n
62O aud $50 M 3&O and ? M ana Il night W
aud o. II, l and p m. and 2 night sunday VIA n
and p r. r. gtj IN, p m and IL night via b. ana " m
p. and II night.
For Atlantic city except Sunday with throdgn car p IN
For cape May, except Sunday, l1:lO a. IN. -.
Long Branch. Head Junction. and intermediate stauone
VII Railway Ambcy, 3 a. m. IL noon, $40 m On
sunday 8 M and p IN do not Stop az Asbury Park
Boats Of Brook Annex connect VITA al ~
Jersey City, snording speedy and direct transfer ZOE
Trains ariyoFrom Pittsburg eIo and il:2o M 80 and
m daily, and a IN daily except Monday. FrOm
Washn gon and Baltimore. $50 and $50 $40 $3.50.
$50 $50, 1905 and 1920 p Sunday $50, 900 m,
iO:O5 and 1898 D. From Baltimore lao p MI on suas
days 9?o From P1iq6eBlia 3;So g. 70 $780, $50
s5o,6SO, GO 1920 $50 go e2o 1922 6 1870 and
$40 f35, 9,20 1905, 1920 and 1885 D.
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,yARY POWELL-For West Point, Corn
n-npIvICU line TO BOSTON, WORCES-

y tn TER NttHUA PORTLAND and the WHITE
MoUNTAlNs without transfer CITY OF W9TCeseE oot tG os
Ganas New YORK on Tuesdays Thursdays and SatudayS
and the popular "City of Boston on Mondays wednesdays
Limited and Excursion Tickets at reduced rates state
rooms NAV secured Z07 Broadway ana al Pler Az
pcrior advantages offered by this line as FASi
EPEIGUT LIE Two steamers each way every weekday
For nfraon referring to passenger freight rates apply
~ toi 'n'oi H G.. ". BRADY, Agent.
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MRS. SALISBURY.
wi 29EAST 7Ath.st
Corner MadisOn.avel
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
For Bows and Young Men-City.

THE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, No. III
Madison.ave near 64th.st Dr. ii. b. CHAPLIN, IIncf
mi English classical AMI 2rn nary depart n'ntt 6ynna-
tium New building complete in ITS appointment" Inc
e4thschOOl year ust Dcsun.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 1,191
broadway near 42dst.; 47th year Primary commercial
aud CLASSICAL Dept. NJ. HOBBY, W. IL AKIN II4hc pa
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PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
l. Chester ga year Ieerees conferred .,,r r.,,o,

PREPARATORY SCHOOL, Princeton, y. j.
Astroy preparatory Institution for PIincgIan d I1
President James McCosh For circulars and intormaon adj
dress J. REMSEN BISHOP, Heal Master
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-23

NATIONAL LINE.-FrOm Pier 80 y. Re-
y FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN
SPAIN .......lune ~ 9}Uan kbYPI -...J uy . p m
FOR LONDON CALLING Al PLYMOUTH
ITALY June D. $50 q. EIN..-......July ., ) p m
FOR LONDON DIRECT.
DENMARK June 8 $50 AIN. HOLLAN Duly 2,l23O pm
500 to $l0O outward and prepaid steerage rates
cheaper than any other line. ,.-
+ u. }. HURST Manager. Washington Building Battery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-23

VOTTAGE GROVE SCHOOL, Poughkcepsc,
- y Y prepares boys for college, scientific and Govern
ment schools, and for business 1870 az, ~ o,o,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-23
For BOYS and Young Men-country.

For Boys and Young Men-Country.
HOME-LIKE BOARDING-SCHOOI Tor
~ Young Boys. Z. KINDS, A. NJ Hemps'ea' L. '-
BACKWARD and INVALID BOZ SIN ne ul-
ID 6rsined an cxperepced physician aud tea her. makes
~ ~ ~ DIR. WILLIAMSON, Lyme, Conn.
DIACK HALL SCHOOL, Lyme Gonna
ID family aud preparatory school for few boys Ihooush
instruction and careful training Best OF reference gy'n
Aio' NN'''A "A t,IAS. g. BARTLETT, Principal.
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ANEREnRD COLLEGE. Penn.

I Ia EKF VNIJ 7 VIIII''
i 9mics from Philadelphia, on the Penna Il. H.
THOMAS CHASE. IL. D., President
Under care Of Friends hpt open 10
others Classical and Scientific Thorough obstruction
annie continent. Astronomical observatory
Chemical Laboratory Machine shop Complete GynHl-
siu Library IA 600 volumes beautiful grounds iedliH
location In The country Next hafyear begins yin nohi
I,lr II w. w. rf,r Irge p O. Penn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-23

y DREW and ST. JOHN. -, H. a.a
Leave Pier Al. n r., foot Of Canal.'t every "''
nm. ,.,,, and ,a.goxo chscked to all stations on
Nav YORK Central r. r. and " est S"Oro H"u'o" e'
passage aud statarOOn berth
Troy BOATS. CITIZENS LINE.
= Steamers CITY II TROY ana - IA IOIh 'etrrd,v
a. North River foot Chrstopher'st ay , Ncrh md
Of D D. M connecting with morning trains oI 1io '"A
west sundays steamer touches al A'D"IH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-23
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

-RONDOUT, KINGSTON and ave 9wsst
Point, Cornwall NewDurg Marlboro Milton stony
~ psonus connecting with Ulster ana beaW
9 ana apnd Cotskl Mountain and Raatersk Earou e
steamers CITY OF Kingston and James W Bni'G'i n er
ororv sek d5v AT D m pier foot OF HARRISON st ~ " Tor
cent SatrIrdays when Cty OF Kingston ieaVe' az 9TH
Upot i,rcct making no way.iandngs connecting XII
sneriai train for ali SUMMER RESORTS THhoU"h IN"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-23
OCEAN Steamers

pORDENUN LINE. -. =, ,,-,,,,
ID New aud direct line to The soqth o. F E:G
NETWORK ASD BORDEAUX DlHhCl'
On ,TI,AU AFITt ...... luI sisy. June ~ u a m
CHATEAU urW go u' . ~ ~ p-.,,o-t,,, "
travellers Tor France. spain and Italy. Pyrrnees Fa
Nice &c viii save time and expense BY taxing thls I'M.
min including Wine 500 second CaJlh 30
Stcerage f9j For passage apply TO -, a., r,o,-.- q,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-23

From rlel 30 = North River, via SANDY Hook
COMMENCING JUNE 23d 1884
FOrSEABRIGHT, LONG pRANCH etc. at 4:3O o II a m
ll5. 3A5, i4j, $50 y. ~ Sundays D. Ii a M $40 D M
For ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS at 4:3O. 500 q. IN S:45
$50 p. m.
For ELBER0N, ASBCRr PARK, OCEAN GROVE, POINT
p sundays Except Asbury Park and Ocean GroveJ at
300. Hoo a IN.
For LAKEWOOD, TOMS RIVER and BAREEGAT at 900
am, ll5, 3:15 p. IN. Sundays. 800 IN
Tickets can be procured at foot Libertyst Pier No g.
North River 2l G2 207 255-26l, Al, ga, and 1923
GreenNchst Gs POS East l25thst and principal Hotels in
NewYOrk city In Brooklyn at Nos Courst lO7 Broad
way, 1888 $50 FultOn.st; 2l0 Manhattan-ave De Kab
ave. 1871 Atanticsve In HObOken, 26l Washin gton At
y. will
hotels or residence tOdestination.
J. h. WOOrIkN {. O. HANCOCK
General Manager. Gen Pass and Ticket A z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-23

WHITE STAR LlNE.-MAURG ROUTE.
w UNITED STATE AND ROYAL MAIL ; CLEANERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
BRIlAN NC taut P.IIy-..-NatbIdiY June -, w." II IN
KEPl Ri capt Irvin thursday, July s. LOO p IN
CliyC Capt q eade aturday Juy u . q i'll
- RNA- ant t"nel ~a'"dav. ~ ~, 2;.,n -.
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCh, FOOT OF WESI
lOTII.ST
RATES.-Saloon. 500, $50 and 500 Return tickets on
avorablc crms Steerage at low rates Intermediate NAu
ATTIC only. $50
inspection Of plans and other information apply At tbs
Company Offices, No. 81 broadway, New-Iork.
IsJ.CORTIS. Agent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-01

THE Parkersburg Sentinel maker point
On the Hon. D. q. leonard, chairman Of
the Democratic State Executive Commit
tee. Nr. Homer, the editor Of the Sentinel,
vn the Democratic caucus nominee for
CltT Sergeant. Ms. Leonard took par. in
tie CAUCUS, bol,ed becau.e he doc MT like
NJ. Horner, aud by his aid another
vas chosen by the Democratic Council.
Nj. Eorner thinks this bad behavior for
the chairman Of the Democratic State Ex-
scut1Te Committee, and i. is not Eu,pria-
my thss he takes that view. Doubtless
ne can stand the failure to get an cf1ice,
out how much Georzewilliam 'curtisirg
can Chairman Leonard stand !? ttSs n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-01
A suCCEssO & ro sIuPsoY,
The Late Methodiss nisnop-Dr. Hurat'I
Claims Cnnvaased.

Inc Late Metnodisi ntshop-DF. HurAt's
Claims Cnnvalsed.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 30.-There has
been considerable speculation as to who
would succeed to the vacancy caused by
the death of Bishop Slmr1on. 1t Is desir-
able that one OF the Bishops should estab-
lish residence in this city, but this matter
rests entirely, with the Bishops, beginning
with Bishop Bowman, down to the one
elected at the lest conference. ,.E
Any one may select PhiladeIphia provid-
ing zone Of his seniors may desire resi-
dence here. It is denied that the laymen
will hold meeting with the view of re-
questing the Bishop to make this his home,
although such action, was taken in the c.se
Of Bishop Simpson. It was about the
time the laymen were struggling for
more privileges than were allotted to them,
and as Bishop Simpson was known to SYM
pathize with the laymen, they requested
him to come to Philadelphia. As an in
ducement, q house and lot were offered to
him, and this was an out and out gift, and
not merely an Episcopal re1idence. p ls5
Indications are that Biahop Hurst, the
ninth in the order of seniority, will be the
coming man. His present residence is in
Des Moines. It is thought that be might
have preference for this city, and it is
also said that the chances of his coming
here are very favorable. Should he not
dc1ire it, some one of-the newly elected
Bishops may. FL, i ~ z & Z. :.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-01
!. AARRIED rkN rIaB.
1he Arrest ofa nan who Had Ten Wives.
- 5iNcs A Rad Record t9E l}.- l.sls.

n
A BAD Record g4S
Il LOUISVILLE, Kr, June s0.-Doctor
Hirschberg, who was captured by the po-
lice immediately after his release from the
workhouse, Saturday, proves, according to
repsrts, to be the most extensively married
man that has been seen on Kentucky soil
for many days. This wandering ..cure-all"
was presented to the city court some aix
weeks sgo, on the charge Of bigamy, and
Judge Thompson sen. him to the work
house for year. Saturday he was releas.
cd, but the Doctor had hardly replaced
bis loot In the central part Of the CITY be-
lore he was arrested on warrant svorn to
BY lady from, Chicago charging him with
bignmy and Is result the .Doctor' d Ian
gushing in jail. mi iIE. ~ -
e;ChicaRo lady says abe has Informs
ton that abe is Hirsch6erg's tenth wife.
The trst woman, she knew Of his marry
ing was q nurse at the Cincinnati hospital.
Sac was German. Afserward at Buffalo
he married an 1riah girl His next bride
vas taken at Cleveland and was /. pretty
Jewees. Still later. at Montreal, be took
unto fhimssH French, girl. At New
Orleans nulstto IVES added to the list.
and since then be has married va differ.
ent American women. In fact, she. says,
the Doctor Is masher Of the tirss quality.
and abe ia well satisfied that ahe is his
l2test Vlccm. - g - Eg.I 7 -.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-01
EEWs,uN BRIEE.

John Caldwell shot Mary Kelly dead yes
terday 1t Philadelphia for rsprosching him
with Drunkenness. Csldwellwas arrested.
Stephen Hanris, an aged colored man,
regarded 4 as being denented, ehot and
killed hiswiie, at Jefferson, Ind, some
time during Sunday $;7;;, Z i .5F5 Is:
y The coinage executed by the United
States mint at Philadelphis during June
aggregated 81, ~, ,435, including !, 10000
silver dollare; 200 half dollaIs; ECO quarter
dollars $50 O00 dimes. $ I5 55
The decrease Of the public debt for June
yill begabout S. .0O0. 900, a reduction for
the 6scalEyear ended yesterday Of about
sl0l, 600. 0.0G0. The reduction for ihe Last
fiscal year was SlS7 81, ,ee73. 81
q Receivers Of the Philadelphia 4 Reading
Railroad Company give notice they would
purchf e the guaranteed divisional coal
land mortgage bonds to the Coal and Iron
company due July !, at various rates Of
interestg; EF Il y q
The .arst Jlo Of the Toronto Lacrosse
club which Saturday, in match with the
celebrated Shamrock club, Of Montreal,
maintained the title Of champions Of the
world, accepted an invitation Of Ersatua
Wymant to visit New Y ork the s. b and
oh Of July and play series Of matches
with the American Lacrosse team on shel,
return from England, {is'.5!:Et ;ss;; .;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-01
CHOLERA.
A Number Of Den,hs,: but the DIsense
Supposed TO be a batting.

%. -. -. r4 > b :. 49,.
MARsK1IIEs, June 3o.-Five deaths from
cholera occurred last night. Captain BelIot,
of the Navy, when his wife wes seized with
cholers, committed suicide. n; Rochard,
Chiet ef the Navy Health Department, de-
clares the cholera wes1 not brought to
France by any transport with troopa from
the Est. %il5l
The Peninaular 8 Oriental steanship
Company will DISCONTINUE running vessels
to London and Bombay for the present,
owing to the outbreak of cholera. : 4, 3. !!'',5.
PARu, June 30-Doctors Boadel and
Proast government physicians, who have
been studying the cholera It Toulon, report
they believe it to be mild form of Asiatic
cholera. The appearances OF the cases at
Marseilles had great weight in leading
item to this dsciaiou. ,sls Il z, Nv,
OEssA, June S0.-1n consequences Of
the q cholera in India vessels ar.
irving here !. direct from China or
India will be detained q houra for obaer-
vation II provided with clean bill Of
health, or fourteen days if with a foul bill.
Vessels arriving via Egypt are subjected to
medical examination. Bstween 8 o'clock
last night and noon to-dsy there we're ai1
deaths from cholers. -, ;,T.,ts ~
Tcr1oS, June so.-n Is generally ad.
miteed that the worst of the cholera crisis
is over. One feature OF the disease he's
been the shortuef1 Of time elapsing be.
tween seizure and DEATH. This : would
seem to indicate that the malady ID Asiatic
cholera. y is, 4. N :. = : : ~. -:
3 2DAIuzzo, June 30-A workman from
Lyons was seized with cholern here. and
soon died. Hygienic precautions have
been redoubled. The militia :mauoeuvers
appointed for July have been postpned. 6