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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-22
A NooMAN rMLoGs EscArADG,

II e. Hoeluo. fashionable tailor of SO. los De
kaIb-aNc Brook go, d., out ~ town 10 H callers
and hls boon siu,e saturday. Iy u coincidence
Mrs {. J. \aldes, vile of WciltO- do clgtr-Inakrr
at so. 5-3 Fulton ,t has also been missing for mo
same length oi time and then acquaintance ate IN
clmed 10 believe That there ha, been AN eopcmcnt.
ae two tamI,Ic. have always been friendly.
Neither the wife oi the ur-t nor the husband OF the
second has any idea IS here the ahsonie"~ arr.
Buehuo told ms wife and four cniidi eu on Natur-
dav That he WAS gong a-h-hug. On Ihuisd1y Mrs.
Nlldes asked leave OF h-r husband To >prud a few
DAVIS IN the Cat-kiils. ~hc went To Herger st.. and
was seen later on "a car IN company with "a men,
bound for the ferry. The man rc~eInb.ed Nr.
Bochur according to the descrIptil ven 10y chld
who saw. the par. Nh. Boehnr did not Ieturu on
sunday and Nrs. Bochuc hearing that Mir. NaId"s
was iuuuiring Tor Mrs. NaldeS. recalled many VAIN
ings winch sie had recei gcd touchng her husbands
conduct. II was found that Borhne had dr. VII
~ 700 from several banks, getting the better OF
bank bv ana oytrdIdft uI 500.
Naldes when he realized the situation. INDUCED IN
some choice and pcppry Ca~t.an, but finally
cooled down enough to say, Well. lot her 90 # she
Not so Mrs Boehnc She wauts her tailor aud
saws She will follow him to the ends oi the earth
with detectives.
NTs. Vaidc, IL a decided blonde. about thirty Two
wear, old and ha, three children, the Oldest ten
wears Of age Bochne is small, red-hcad'd. and five
years older than ms alleged enSlayer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-22
suoAL. WATER on DIAMOND REEF.

After the Italian steamship ' lncehL9 fiorIo
.trr,k IN Diamond Reef ON July Q, the pilot, John
Canvan took sonndings on the spot and reported 10
tic Pilot commissioners that only twenty two feet
of wafer were found where It WAS supposed there
were tventv-sx feet When the Government en-
eiuecrs under the instruction OF General Newton
some yeas ago blew the reef To pieces they reported
that they had secured depth Of twenty SIX feet at
low lido This statement guided the pilots III then
movements. Notwithstanding ms defence the Iilot
Commissioners suspended Canyan pending tul ther
stgation.
Yesterday Pilot Canvan guided some OF the officers
Of the Coast Survey steamer Bache 10 thespot mere
the vessel struck, and the officers took soundlngs
They discovered only between twonty-ono aud
twenty-five feet Of water They had no instruments
with them, however and could not determine the
exact location. whether IL was part of Diamond
Reef OF another rock OF the existence of which they
were ignorant They promise to settle the question
at an early date.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-22
ALONG THE SOUND.

STPAIFoRD.-The Republicans will raise a
Blaine and Logan banner tomorrow evening. +.
l. Hail, stiles Judson and Eugene MoTchouso viii
make addresses
BRIpGEPoRT-The steamer Resolutc, bound for
New-hav-n with large tow of coal, Yesterday
reported having been run into by the Government
Gate. Five of the boats were damaged.
NEw-lluFORD.-A barn belonging TO Merwin
Hill was struck by lightning ON Sunday and burned
with rs contents of Ray and grain. stack Of
nay containing seven tons, the property of Seeley
i. Luond. was also struck by bolt and burned.
Tho rainfall exceeded two inches.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-22
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS
JERSEY CITY.

The Board of Public Works yesterday made ar
rangements for cleaning all the sewers.
Hal II. Stoddard, the pugilist. had an examina-
ton before Judge stsing Yesterday on the charges
of q s.ault and battery on James j. Connolly, and
kccplng a dsorderly house. lie was admitted to
baIl.
Mrs. Iucv Cqdy Shpuer Hewitt Schieilein, tho
alleged bigamisf, "a stll IN jail hut the gloom Vt
her imprisonment IL llghtensd hy the frequent
visits aud devoted attention Of her last husband.
Brldhnist Schiensn o. Sunday be- carried her a
bonunat Her presence has had beneficial effect
on tGe prisoners ~ the fena ward. Sho has 10.
ducod thcm tooccupy their minds with reading and
sewing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-22
srNpRY ylW.IgFnGY rows.

YIoouIrfD-Al William Cook, wife of the
station agent at Noltsessmg, while passing under
a -caiold up0n which some carpen,ers were AT
work ON the house, was struck on the head by
crowhar which tell rom the PLATFORM She had
chIld IN her arms, but twas unmjured. Inc wound
inflicted was severe but not fatal
BuRLNGrON.-.John II. Kennedy, collector for
The >itHdag Yog Is reported missing. He ~ also
secretary nj the Knights of Lah0r......A man
irenzod with caused sensation in the streets
on sunday night by rushing among pedestrians
fOuTishiug a largo carving knife.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-22
WHAT'S GOING on TO-DAY.

independent Republican Conference, University oup
Theatre IL a. o., go
Unveiing Beethoven statue, Central Park' Jp H.
Monmouth Park races, $50 y. m. 49,
Civil service Commission, NeW-1 ork HoieI, ~ W.
Marine BInk-Grint n ward suit, supreme court
Euck VI inufacturers' meeting, Cosmopolitan Ho.'L
H,ss Bnidcrs aud Masters Association meeims'
y. $4,000. ,,.u . ., IN
foumora Of German SINGERS Beethoven llaI y wv. =,
Metrnpoit an I}rouklru baseball match IoiO tlo"S'
p. n. ,..... A., ~ pc,rl-
st.. y.
Music in Battery PARK evening
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FESTIVITIES OF GERMAN SINGERS.
1wEvTY-FIFtH ANNIVERSARY OF lhh DhH'"'' ~
,.,.,.,,,,cuor NEW MONUMENT FOR

FESTIVITIES Or GEhhAN ''-''
1wENTY-FFGH ANMvEEsARf OF '"H -,
M,ExNrRcnor 4 NEW Monument ~"
CENTRAL PARK. g..
mo German tricolor and the Prussan flag with
a. ,,o,,ont rapc Auttered esterday from many Nag
stats IN the Bowcry and the cross streets III ihs
German quarter ne occa 'oh was .lo ccIcon ttoh
hv tine Beethoven Macunelchor 0i IT'S tNenN-HIln
anniversary The society, which Is ono OF the u 0st
nDurisling musical organizations ~ the cli{ mas
made urcu1rat ions on large scale for the cccb1a-
ton and seems amhit Gus to spend about TIOuo l"r
each wear uf it's existence m maxi the affair as
brilliant rs possible. II has invited singing societies
from Bnnalu, Rochester, Utica, Syracuse Albany
aud Newark ~ participate IN the iesllyitics ana
they to the number of several hundred are now
uuattcr,d M tho Grand Central Hotel Inc b'uan
OTuhpus WIS accompanied bN party 81 over 'Nv
aud catuc on A special train of ten coaches. can
yass showed that majority of the singers ana thelf
friends favor Blame Tor President. ,,,,
The hall of the MncnucfChor was g1Y WIN NUM-
ng and green icstoons, ANA MS rooms WIZ
crowded u, merry Singers wearing badges al dhy
Yesterday lu TIA forenoon th"r" was pi",'s7sluh
of the sociot, and lts guests, the mar hcIF huu'1I
ING over 2nuO. After rest aud refreshments the
singcis went 10 Washington Paik where lnat hisht
a rnurptt Was given ~ winch the dliitteni sur"lWA
and an orchestra took part The conrrlt "lehrh
with festival overture composed ht MN 0P'htl'
u yuuua musician of tncni, whom the a"'l'iF
brought ftum tpimAuy pHi l'rt"uI't h' "N''-
lniu undnd With nrul beethoven '"l,mh on",Vs'''
Other hatntus Wrto "tuih'utuE ana Hllt
bafuanp,' tVo compositions l"i i4slo IH''S pn' W.
Hlfuucuts, which, Wrt" performed l"i W" ulAl 'n,"
ia thih fuuuttl, After ilr iuhtril Whhh NhA ~
tended hy several ihouaaud miilh ana huh'
loy,uu tirimaus. ihrro were fireworks aud aHhIhhri
festival, a.. ,..,....I
To-day the most important feature of the festival
will take place. II u tho uhNtiiihs "i lh' W"''
m,nt t. beethoven which the s"crly has eitcl'n
ia Central Park. The monument occupies u Vl"nI
ucnt Bite on the east side al the MAN "ppoN'o llo
music stand. Ii Is bronze bust al heroic SIZE sur
mounting - pedestal twelve feet high, IL "lll be
unveiled with appropriate ceremonies at > D. W., au
in the evening the singers VIII uhile III RIEahniIo
"Commcrs " al Reethoyen Hall. The monument Is
the Gift of the society To the city, all contributions
from non members having been poiitely declIheu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-22
THROWING STONES At RAILWAY TRAINS.

John Reilly, Of No. 400 East Eleventh-st., was
sentenced yesterday, by Recorder smyth. TO three
years and SIX months in the State Prison. He was
discovered July . In the act of throwing stones
at ir grant tram ON the New York Central Rail-
road, and was arrested by Detective L ke. Tho
officer In an a11davit presented 90 the Recorder,
SAID that a gang OF young men, Of whom Reilly
the chief weIe IN tho habit OF throwing stones at
the trans as they stepped and frightening the
immigrants In order that an opportunity might be-
given for thievsry. Reilly has bad record. having
served two terms Of imUfisOhnent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-22
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Hoffman House-The Hon. Charles y; t0lg gn
gresham Thomas Ryan, Of kansas ana eA4'ella'gl
RE WInslow, NJ WATERFOWL N -. beVy2r, h", T.
Cressman W. T.. English of indiana. WlndsSr no.eI
T. Carroll BTewste of Philadelphia and X ape RIer
dent of the Chicago Rock Island and Pacihc tsl"a,
Company 49,. nm Arrnue Hot,-Couht OhVe5' VI
spain Ellis H. Roberts, of me Uhcd Heratd, snn oh
Conrrsssrnau Frederick Miles, ~ Connecticut G,GHe
Ccnird Hotet-EX- Congressman George west VI D"i'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-22
AK

1homH rhillips MANAGER Of The so-rallod " I'm
rpttot4 lea Company who with number Of his
el,tta. wa aftaatcd lasf weak 0n y rhatge 0l vp-
lofiup thr lottery laws WAS fined 5000 tho
rletl1 w,to linad $40 - H.
IN % sulI 1T thnilaa H. benton against Andrew
Iaia ~ turusetn luin Of $3.50 600 n was hhpwn that
1rna frcrpty received $1,000 ia settlement "l -
fhah,.,y mi nnd immediately bogIu 10 aqunudnt
tie money ile had apout all accept 900 and had
pad over $1,000 10 about hity people dniing liiH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-22
COW9IDED BY A WOMAN.

Mrs Eliza Bonner, of No. 40 Powers-st.. Brook
ivn rret Henry Badeau on the sidewalk in front of
the house occupied BY, both, on sunday and after
sOme hot words by both. she produced ra"hide
sud gave him dozen stingipg blows which caused
him TO cry out with pain. Then he seized her arm
and took the whip away. The eowmding was the
result Of an cid quarrel between MIS- Bonner anu
fined SO by Justice Keihl for Shaping Mrs Bon
ner's face. Soon after both families we're Deiore
Justice kaeher on cToss-wsrrants and all the com
plants were dismissed for lack of evidence ~ IL
Alleged that Mrs. Boomers lawyer advised her to
,.soTt IN a " hide.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-22
STEALING MEDICAL INSTRUMENTS.

Police Surgeon Dorm. of No. 81 West Ninth-st,
ard ey-Deputy - Coroncr Leo, of No. lO3 West
Fifty-Gfth-st.. yesterday pre'cItcd couPlslnbS
against William b. TOwle. vino on July IL entered
their Offices and stole medical instruments valued
M over $500 Twenty five professional gentlemen
were present and q number of women to testify
against rowle. Two detectives win me prisoner
will visit the different pawnshops IN the city ana
FRY TO recover some of the stoien property Alhui
tho sufferers we're DR.. John {. White OF 40. 90
Wcst NIueteenth-st DR.. J. Anderson OF NO. fVZ
West Flfty-scventh-st DR.. Charles +. Naninack,
of No 142 Hrnrv-st DR.. f. X. ruth u, OF No. 81
West Eighteenth-st. DIR. Ernst sChottky, OF 10
374 West Thrty-sccond-st. DR.. Bennett OF No.
23l East Slxty-second-st.; DIR. DAVID l. kIn@, OF
No. 23g East Fifty-Sccond-st Dr. BrggS OF No
20 Vest Eleventh-St Dr. kecney, OF No % sew
epth-avc DR.. Kemp, of West lWerty-th rd-st'
and Mrs. wilson Of so. pa West rty-thlrd-st.
Towle wac hcld in 5000 bail on each of the two
complants About hree weeks ago lie called on
De Tuthll of No 3lS West Eighteenth ST., and
said that he had studied medicine IN England, ana
asked if the institutions here would allow Ior 'ine
used IN study abroad. lie said he aI0ady had the
degree OF NJ. g., but wanted the degree o1 Vi. H.
DR. Iuthiu had occasion to leave the room lor q
moment and when he returned lOWle wen away
and DR.. Tuthll soon found that ho had lost n"nd-
some microscope. On July 10 ne called al Ihe
house of Or. /. Anderson, at Nc. 1O1 West fHty-
seyenth-st., and took microscope worm T'V'
From Dr. Nanmack on july he TOOK microscope
worth $50 from Or. hcbottky on july - n
uIcro,cope worth $50: from DR.. Bennett on July
10 under the name C. Early he stoiea pistol au
a ca.e of instruments, valued al S'V nom III
King a microscope and case OF disSccllhg lnstfu-
menis. valued at $50; from Miss Wilson, a hahd-
some paror clock. ,,,
TowIe was recognized IN the Jefferson Market
Court rs a man vho IN January Was arrested Tor
ASSEMBLING Mr.. Oliver m AbiuCdou-squaIe. lie was
sentenced TO three months in the penltentlary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-22
CONSIDERING THt CIVIL SERVICE.

The Civil Service Commission of the state o1 New
YORK. held ITS regular meeting at the New, ioIh
Hotel Yesterday. President ohm Jay presided anu
commissioners Augustus SChOOnWaker ana lehrA
4 Tirhmoud Chief Examiner Silas W. Bart and
Secretary Clarence Il. Angle were present al inc
morning session. At the afternoon session Mayor
Edison Everett p. Wheeler Chairman or me TX
ecutiye Committee of the Newly Ork civil service
Association and +. s Nadal. secretary of the New
York Municipal Examining Board, were also III az
tendance. The meetings were Leld WIN cloHeu
doors. but after the adjournment Mt. Schoohlldhcl
SAID 10 a TRIBUNE reporter:
I'VE have received from the Mayors OF several
cities in the State their proposed regulations uocr
the Civil service act. when thtY must Sunullt 10
this commission before they become eHeCtINo
Others have written To rs for suggestions OF stIuc-
tionS We have considered ali the communications
to-day and still hold them under Amusement ana
shall consider them for two or three or more SeS-
sions. THIS afternoon various matters Ie,at,pg 70
the city of New-YoIk were considered. One oil the
subjects discussed was that OF the now Aquru!ct
OmmsSiOn-whcthcTl II came uhder Inc JuIlsu'ctI"h
of the State Commission or belonged 70 lhs cItN'
The commissioners are clear that II Is al the Guy
service and have passed the following resolution Oh
tine subject:
Ecsolrcd That in the Judgment Of this Commission the
new AGucduc Commission OF the CITY or New 1OIh j. Ho
i'm Inc state civil service hut fora civil service purposes
is part of a public service Of tha CITY and Is subject 10
such regulations may hc pIcscilhed Df Inc mayor Oh
or appointments in the service OF this CITY pursuant 10
the statutes.
"Othcr points of the city rerulatons were dis
cus..d hut ma definite action was taken. Mayor
Edison stated that the application Of the civll SoiV-
ice 1ui,s M NeV-York city even under the deiectNe
act OF 1883 bad been entirely successful, ana lat
there had been no violations Of the rules To ms
Knowledge Tie Mayor seems 10 be fully imhued
tltLcs.Ir. OF the civil service ana u want toENr
II a fu and thorough trial. lie wishes 10 apply II
to tlo n1lcc force and believes il would he cfcicut:
He also believes in competition IA the matter OIL
The comm s,ion adjourned until 10 a. m. today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-22
TRANSFORMING THE INTREPID.

The torpedo boat Intrepid 10 on the ways at the
BroOklyn Navy Yard, beng transformed into
cruising gunboat The Intrepid was built o the
same time with the Alarm. The appropriation Tor
these two sIperinen boats was divided into two
parts with one the Alarm was built from plans
furnished by Admiral Porter The Chief OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-22
the family again. but Mr. Maine declared that her
in fnenca W immoral DacI sinn reaerYed.

Influence was immoral Decision reserved.
Judge Moore, of tho County Court, refuses TO
interfere in behalf of Alexander Jefferson the con-
demned negro murderer, who will be hanged on
August l. HIS counsel George +. Elliott, on Satur-
day applied for jury to hold an inquest Of unacy.
submitting ailidavits TO prove that his client was
insane. In denying tho application Judge Moore
sand that the Judgment should not be disturbed
unless for grave and serious reasons. MIR. Elliott
then applied to Judge Callen who said he would
examine into the matter and give decision as soon
as possible
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-22
STATEN ISLAND.

RfcHN0ND.-The Richmond County Fish anC
Game Protective Association recently released
900 qualls IN different parts of the county. The
birds thuyed finely and Matched out largely. One
hundred men have been assigned to watch the fer
ries and other places 10 guard against pot hunters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-22

Nolan were appointed commission TO lnqh,re c ,"r
thn condition of Rhinelandcr's mind. Inc co'ii
rno viii meet on Thursday. The motion 10
admit Rhlnelander to hail was denied by ,n" me
eorier. pending the examination into
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-22
LONG ISLAND.

HEMP TrAD.-rhe Presbytery of Nassau yeester
d9y ordained and installed "a pastor of the Frs
Church tie l}oy. Charles f.. Dunn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-22
A WOMAN sHoT IN THE NECK.
THE MAN WHO DID TIE SHOOTING "AhN' N0'''
AWAY IN THE CROWD.

AWAY IN The CROWD.
stout Young woman, with red halr ana poc ,1.
mari ed face who had no hat on her heau anu VIZ
a sioyenlv wrapper, rushed out of the hallway Oh
No 800 BoweTy about p m. yesieIua{i 9a" ar ieft
up the street. screaming loudly Hno "elu dowing
Freeiv Another Young woman ran after her ana
overlook her at llOuston-st hty pane store
moment in front of fT9nk VINE liq"oi 49,
called the Champions hesI %TVLitn stood i'm the
mcnt as il 10 enter the place. w lile s'oou J."
doorway. -to soi1 not noticing
that one of them was wounded. ,,,.,,,-
SHE'S hurt :" cried the injured womahs cohp"n-
ion " Chris shot hef
" who do you mean = -,
Chris Connors, your bartender .r.
large crowd of men and hoys snrged against 'he
women. The woman " no was NUT 9ppe'Iou ~ rL =
frghtcned and started across the lloworI. me
v1 felIovyed and increased until the wide sifeel
was flied with people. I'm front oi tea-st"ie y
tho corner of nleeckef-st the woman si2sPrre9
aud was about to- ial when some men ;rcr fron
Inc lenth Fourteenth. Fifteenth am Heveule'n!n
Precincts. whose posts were clo'seu y, We "i
IN her flight. ran to inquire vhat had nnPlnnru'
ma nr than cent ~ ambulance call iOn tho lluus-
Ton at elevated railroad station. Hnd ~ Anhllanco
nom st. Nucenl's Hospital answered the summons
quickly, The sutRuuu ~ ATTENDANCE hlpl"u
lunduea to check Tho nuw pf blood ioW tic No
mAn'a nnel, nhd thcn carried hot to tho hospital
without delay. ,.,. ... IL.
Ind hhM hot had made his Hsrhpe, Ou ~" 10Y
nooi of 80, g5h iloWrtY arc number 90 nlnAl'
rooms winch Ate lai by MIS-, Jane hu'HlF y" ~
tient lodgefs, I he wnHnds womah hdd lltr1 III
one of he rooms for fortnight aud WAS known
thers Is Ellen blytan, Al the hospital, however,
she SAID that her parents lived in Slkie bet DO
tween Tenth and Eleyenth.a'es hnsl"phel C2n-
pors or C0nnorty nIgnt barter der ~ the einpl1Y
nj frank White had beon living with ler lie
was drunk Yesterday and lay the he'd IN tho air-
noon. The woman sat in chair beslde hun. sun
denly without any apparent reason no 1iitW n,Io+
VoIyCr from his pocket and shot her. The bullet
lodged in her neck and nearly grazed tho carotid
artery. II was thought at the hospital that she
nut a.. MS cont and hat aud walked deliberately
INTO the street Before any policemen arrived no
had disappeared in the crowd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-22
DEPARTURE or THE CHINESE LEGATION.

crowd of urchius a., tho pier foot of C1nal-st.'
at 10 "A. m. yesterday, awaited the approach of IN"
Chinese Minister ana hs sultc. w ho were lu 81 10y
the steamer Cltv of Para for Peru. shortly 'eloic
II fine Celestial embassy arrived in close carriages
and went on board. Al wore silk biousos. gowns,
trous.s has and boots. but ma Color these varied,
running through black. blue and green to gold
ono new face VAS noticeable IN the party; II was
that OF a Young Chinese American Who formerly
was we'll known 10 downtown merchants "a q
bright neNsboy and buotbIack. lie alone was
dressed m Occidental clothing. llo I,ad plainly
forgotten his former calling but his Old comrades
present i'm tho crowd took occasion 10 ronind nun
ot it, They made tho wharf echo with the NV
tatiors 10 " pull down his vest " and wipe oil h9
chm" Ire Chinese Minister evidently pnsnudcr-
stood these ordinations, for hc glaNelN TUNED and
rl'utpd tho crowd.
Ga hoard tLo ity OF PsIaa asa attendant attempted
Chinese hAtInr de,Ahand. l1 the cabin about
thirty women. mostly Teachers m The Chnc'e Suu-
da, schools of the city had gathered b. sHr good
tcfarv. w,Ih ~ cheerful tract entitled ir'Bpie to
Meet thy God The thInauIp found " conveniehi
Pc u otqet-ltshiot. AHH preventive oi soosr kn"7s
aul storm iota-,titAt were lrl'e in rou'ldrttho
number ip the inc eiatstoops H,i ucd T." th' loEa-
ton. Tho munster douod hl4 EtUo tohos aud un.
autusd hong. pnlo blue gown. ~ Ho ready i"t the
nturHk whom II should come, llo 10 not good
sailor uud sometimes tho ion..HticLa fail ol then
putppse, lhp Eubpsay wall t,ntan ~ fotu uuiit IL
hlH otttbIisned diplomatic relations with the 10
rrutlt uiruuIlrd GototumouI % viii tucu proceed
10 thll and ail'tUud tc uiu 10 tho United Ai1lc''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-22

ROCKLAND COUNTY.
NYACK-The first case Of the OrangetOwn Law
and Order Society will probably be tried this week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-22

Bureau of Steam Engineering built the Ilnnnud,;eIedd
with the other half The Alarm mas u.'"
several times and is still in commission
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-22
A MANCHESTER INSURANCE COMPANY.

a MANCHESTER lNSI RANCE COMPANY.
A rumor has been going the rounds of the Insur-
aure Offices thaf the nutU4l Fire Insurance CoTO-
ration 0imtcd OF Manchester, England, Couten-
plated establishing an American branch with head,
quarters III New-lork CITY at al early date, and
that ALDO de Bsruaes, president OF tho Irving In
surance Company would be appointed United
States manager. The Mutual Fire writes heavy
lines and was organized in $50 mainly TO accom-
MEDIATE the cotton and wOollen Industries of Great
Britain. When asked yesterday about the truth OF
this rumOr Mr.. ae l}srnaes SAID that he had 30 in
formation that the managers Of the Mutual Fire
had drnEitely decided 10 enter tins country At this
time aud that the story OF its ming had proba-
bv grown out OF an inquiry made through its at
tOrneys here few weeks ago cOnceralns tho PROB
able cost of complying with the laws of New York
and other states The management OF ne Mutual
Fire is intimately connected with the Cnited fHe
Reinsurance Company QimItodl OF Manchcs er,
Eng, which Mr.. dc BeTnsles III present represents,
and If tie former company should determine 10
appointed It's American agent. But, owing TO the
discOuTagns outlook III fire underwriting on this
side of tic Atlantic he did not believe that the
Mutual Fire Was yet ready to enter this country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-22
MARINE INIELLIGENCE.

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