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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-04
MR. clRYEGIE's roUR THRoUGH DEVON
From me RpI MaU Gaz',t

iUft
Mr. Carnegie has returned tn London after
his coaching tour. bTOnzed and tanned ny wind and
weather tho the elements have been hshy favorable
to his expedition sunny skies 3ng pleasant breezes
nave been order OF the day Not only Is ne back MIN
self but Mr. Matthew Arnold and MI william bach' NJ
Abbey. the American artist, MT. samhel storey. Mr.
Champln and the lades-we ought 10 have placed them
hrst pefn.Psyf e a.If were not an ironms,,eF
would I've gypsy said Mr. Carnegie although he added
f, roe that "a small reserve at ones bankers wsuid
pleasant 10 fall back upon t SUI ne - ehthuslss
ne about success OF ms tour inc bnauuI scenery the
delightful hotels the nice FOLK, aud the gOOd tme tha he
limo . from the Grand Hotel in Iouf-in-iand
VI i 81 1,esis wss twelve one perhaps left min here
another there; but IT was IKE coinl -hOuse-a5 ono
eTIsst was allowed a small portmantesu and no more
even tho adios being held 10 the Dracehlah RUE aud
vnnderfl TO say. they obeycd II without much
ernmbhng Sir. Carnegies coishman was an admirsbls
who and then tnero servant to look after every
body's wants during the journey. Inc route lay
through Guidford. Worcester. salisbury, sher 'urne
Milton Exeter. Administer. 9keh~mpton' E1moor
DarfmooT Bidrford, ClUyelly, lIracOmbe. We have
mo r0dbook to refer to- but by rail from Loadon 10 Sails
bury 80 miles, to E1eel - me;; 10 baIhS'ae
miles Tuesc distances VIII give some Idea AT any rate
OF the length OF che coaching tour The average number
Of uiles covered dAilythat is, on working days was
ahou thiryfye mes, avery fair days wore consider
Ing that the four horses were never changed during the
trip Not only they never changed, DuI they were
litter al cad tHan ~ tue start-a iact wcn speaks
well Tor tina clttle and tor the ROADS ,. a.,
started al o. or perhaps itte Later aud those OF us
VINO wished 20 streton our legs SCI OH IA " o. ee lA
There was much walking uOno, ANA bI.h-soeisg ahd
,rc ar t1sic. we Law 10 for a day two. do know
which 20 admire most the lovely Tuirsy bllS or lhe
wilder county DeyOnshre. The seennfy was Prtirci
-wbether II was the quiet country landscape ana
voodcd hills or the Wild beauties 0I EAmoOl, ana tht
rugged cliffs Of Bideforl aud COvely Ana llficomDe
49,, tnest watrring-plc in the world added Mr. Car
mcgee and who should he better Judge man ono VINO hh
s.s tuen a "Bettcr than NeWp0ri, tban American Wa
,.rin uiacc- I" nsted Nov an NJ, going t. submit
Ia INSTRUMENTATION Bnt the sandy beaches OF NeW
YORK dfeI from tine bold, iesed ch7 ana fockbOhnt
coast of Ilfracombe and I am glad ~ say Hooe wore
for t." About midday, when some bosky dell or fefl
cam . was reached a halt ored for luaoh The ser
want produced the two great HAMPERS Fopea'noa e'o'
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rRorRLEs OF BUSINESS MEN.

,s.,e~ur~r or CHICAGO rig IRON DFALf Rs-lRON
MANUFACTURERS ASK An EXTENSION.
CuCAGo. July 3.-Chcrrie Il Co., dealers III
mig iron aud tais filed voluntary assignment ''osV'
The liabilities Of the company are $350OOo the aSset'
pomnaly 100000 aud actually, at least SGooo'o lhe
saute was piecptasd hy The purchase OF loOoo IONS
~ tr iron Ninth about 5000 900 al bigh prices. ana Dor
tuvna 81 n from the banks Inc hanks Vsle
m tho money aud several other dehs TEL due me eVe
,ans viii o able u pav IN full and have large surplus
yot sostuwN. ohio. July D,-Ahdrews Huchco's'
hon and cca asked an eA
,ensiop ttnn ihat creditors which will ba granted and
fhs arm will continue business The nin wrathfi Wv,
Ale aau,assne 10 the hnsihpsa ahh the ibAhif VS.
faaitn even tun1 pnHDutih phrri, gsus'n w 49,,
session ~ be- ashpd The hfh hes we confluence W V'
isss innn, and 80 more trouble In anticipated
husf0s, jHly 4 Whiuemefe, Cabot " CO.. n't 's""'
commission Weit hants hedord st., have mad" a ssssh
.usnt 10 John 49, nm uh, OF iliiisboo nudge, \, AZ
laTle runsiphoi a. Tbs Hih, mo hWhlN 81 w H'p'
dies IA large Tic hra one ~ The leading HOUSES III
Auit goods IA tbs city,
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IypoRsERs OF WABASH NOTES.

A dispatch from Boston published yesterday
afternoon stated that suits had been begun against the
mdorser of the Wabash Pacific Railway notes and thai
the Union Pacific stock OF Sidney Dillon. who Is one OF
the indorsers had attached IL learned on hgh
authority chat all the Endorsed notes of the WaDashpacho
Company been pad Ivy The receivers under orders
from the courts. The note which was protested
last maturcd on Tuesday, but 1t paid Immediately
afterward because protect merely formal Nooher
lndOrsed note will fall due this month"; and probably no
other will be protested 1t understood that the ndorsrrs
have come to an agreement their personal RESPONSE
bility which Will make "A protest unnecessary.
In regard to the statement thai MT Dilons STOCK In
the Union Pacific kad att ached IN suit ON one oil the
Wabash Pacic notes, friend Of the company SAID yes
terday: cannot speak uteliScnty, becase 40 nOt
know what IdOcy the Boston creditors may nave been
guilty or II H. possible that as they heard OF he
PROTESTING OF the they may have begun suit ana at
done SO they will soon discover tlcir mistake"
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BURNED on THE EVE OF INSURANCE.

UORNELLsyILLE, July 3.-Slx years ago the
wife sylvester y smith, an old resident o' the Town
Cameron tais county, was killed IN runway accident
Nv her death her husband wac left alone and he disposed
Of his property up his residence with George
Barber who lived with biz wife on farm two miles
from the village OF Cameron Barber recently competed
a valuable new house his farm aud furnished 1t
Throughout on Tuesday he and his wife Grove !" mo
village to perfect arrangements oi lusuilh@ 'hoT hVus'
and lis contents ON their return in the afternoon they
s,,d tiir bso and all II. ,onteutF entirely consumed
II, tie yard twrut,-fve feet TIE house Icy the
b,a lrns I;y his side va, "a chest, 1ich he always
Kent i'm ms room ana which contained some family relics
and winch had belonged In MS wife. H. was TO
Sa-e tr!.e eylcuty that &c lost his life. policy lor
a. 0oo yo,ld hove been issued TO-DAY the house Inc
cause tine fire is unknown MI snhth was elru' '"0
car. of ay, the Oldest resident oil the town.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-04
MuAr MR. GopKIN sAIp a FEW YEARs Eco.

Eforn the Ys!,on febr1.ara l., 1916
Mr. made a speech Oh the currency question
IN which he GOES over good deal OF WctrOddcn ground
though IN mastery He con eaaed ihst tho!" Has
30 rarru for the issue of pauer money IN tine letter Of
The Consi;utio, and that the er2tenders put out
To use The words OF senator fessendei, ON tBr sro
OF absolute, overwhelming necessity or unoer we a.M
of se ~seryatOn and casiigted The Democratic party
for MOI only failing at the close OF the war 10 urge uoO
the Government the restoration o. sduh currency pa'
Tor cOpceving violent love for the paper money ana ne
maudIng that al hundred millions oil bonds 7nohi
br pald OF it-though ARE sorry 10 renilli1 Sii
Blaine that in this matter that great RepuDhca Sthd
Morton, was as bad "a MI Horatlo 1eyiou " 90
WINS that other great Republican, MI H. +. bntei ioi
WHOM senator Dawes stumPed ID lo' o. anu M III
of them lost their standing III The parry; ana ma, l!l'
other great Republican, Mr. B0utweli, on whul eho ~
sponslbhty really resrdneyer once during MS
admins trtOh of the Treasury called the Oh
the necessity OF ahN ictihn iDou
the currency Chasse the Democrats, by All means pt
let us have "squal and exact justice. MI' Stains
shaved once more that The depression OF trade 10 IN large
mari due 10 the uncertainty 10 the Vlne OF te cur
rencv; that imitation would not cuTc it, that the snDs'l
HON of more Treasury notes the NATIONAL bank circua
ton would not cure II ellberi thaI the NatiYHa a.
banking system is the best ever aoyiSeT, au ,h
the best and only necessary source or all inc
PAPER money that the true course s not 10 ID
crease the of the Government over the currency
but 10 put on end petely that worse BODY nan
mands trade could hardly be cOntf1Ied that com -
the only true standard OF value that all attempts 10 SUD
stue any other have failed and must away islI tna.
TO specie pay ments all hat We heeu W IeHse
watcsIns; that The policy OF the Republic an
party is to get back to specie p aymehntS
by nrn, Oh. 6.mncr,ts vii let Them that with
an annual income &c 600, 10000 shall have no
difouy IN maintaining specie payments afer we nave
reued that Ol tue great 0Olaccs 10 hi' Te'n 10
INF general and growing disposition OF the people 10 re-
card the egalteRder note or The G0VerImthl ho az
debt nut a. something never TO he paid ~hlcn ne as
ced Ina mart 10 the repeal OF the provision making Inc
notes convertible into bonds. lie opposed the Ieot o.
the egatender clause, the ground tbai IL "ou IoIet
enbarass payments dcTauge business, ana ere
ATE widespread distress among the people
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-04
WASHINGTON NOTES.
WASHINGTON. Thursday, July

WASHINGTON Thursday. July B. 1884
Contested ELECTION CAsgs-In the contested election
e,se of Craig against Shelley Of Alabama the House
Commitiee Elections to-day decided TO report ~ Isvo
pf Mr. Craie ID also agreed TO report IN iaNoI vi
Mr. Maginns the contested case OF Batkih sSnst
Mscinnis of Montana Mr.. Shelley and Mr. Maghnls
are the sitting members -. . .
PosT orFicr RroEIPrsTne gross receipts of the Post
ONCE Department for the quarter ended March ~ lssl
were g 76s. 2a3, decrease OF lO43Ooo ~
with the cOrresp lndsng quarter OF 1855 o To-
lures for the same quarter were ellbJoo' OF % "a
more than the Expenditures in the corresponding perou
in 1883.
CAS,p1AN RrcIrRocrrY.-Re Representative Belmont has
been authorized 10y the House Committee ON t0regn
Affairs TO report resolution to the ehect tna III ne
orinon az the House closer commercial relations WIN
the other the American Conuneht Wou We ~!
mutual ADVANTAGE. aud that should the Executive ee NJ
40 cpnsder prn!Difi for freer commerce WIN tue
dominion " canada such negotiations WOud os Ne"eu
vii IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-04
BISHOP WILBERS RET0RT.
From me Cincinnati Enquirer.

Bishop Wilmer Protestant Episcopal, of Ala
hama is one reades with retOrt 10 be found
in the states His first parish was In Virginia At GER
rain company where al the gentlemen o; the neighbOr
hood we're the young clergyman was present There
w also present "a n0ted for his lnhdelty as TO
CHRISTIANITY and for rOugness OF hts manners and
sr,eech 10 those by whom It prOiessed This skepuo
so. began TO talk youthful parson, who prudcnty
made no reply. The enemy became more aggressive, aud
addressing him directly, said:
III. Wilmer you don't seem " IKE TO Talk ABOUT TO
lgi0n aud the BiDle.' 80 o..
Yrs sir" he replied II do like talk about it with
neope VINO are and respectful In their treatment
well" rejoped the assallant, ~ you will answer me
one question will let you OIL
Mr. Wilmer SAID 'slr, do not know thsJ | care TO
he lei of from anything but ask me the question: and n
4, IL proper question and II know the answer, viii
give 10 10 yOl ..
seen and OF them could tell mo. and now ask you
yyhat became OF the body " Moses when the devil and
the arcbaHgel had q contest over II !"
II was q trying question for the young theoogan, and
irving occa SION for the assembled company all silently
awiited his reply. lie gu ckly arose from mis- chair,
walked across the stood directly In front OF MS
antagonist and said. nrmly and repeatedly "sir that
question does not concern you 10 the least"
why not sir !" ,
Because 1t Is perfectly certain that no archaneel
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Peee was breach OF privileges OF the House. anu
recommends that the whole matter he laid on the ape
Mr. Mfllard W Nsw-York, presented the minority fe-
mort declaring IN Al the charge that william H. English
ioboed on the f)or in the interest OF his son was tuy
susta ned by the testimony, and that his conduct was
Improper aud hagrsn violation Of the privileges OF Tue
Guiding William H. English from the noor during the
present Congress ,.,
Mr. Millarl ssoke in favor Of the minority resolution
Hons. couli OF undo the wrong which hid poem
done 10 Peee bat il should place the seal OF condemna-
ton On the fraud aud on the used TO deprive MN
OF his seat. -,
After further debate the whole matter tabled by
vote OF 1877 To ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-04
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
RACING AT MONMOUTH PARK.
AyFxcFrIENr CARD FOR TIE OPENING DAY.

AyFxcFrLENr CARD FOR TIE OPENING DAY.
The races to-day at the opening OF the sea-
son at Monmouth Park ara full OF interest,"
The first contest promises fast mile with srathspey'
George Kinney and Duplex to run, Among tue eien'
who will fight for the Hopeful Stalks
Richmond Wanda Exile and Tecumseh will make
fine struggle II is q pity that Triton has gone aniss
and that F1ortO, winner OF the Foam and Great fo't
Stakes was not entered but the race will be brilliant
one and certainly fast. The beautiful Miss "oohiou
runs in the Ocean Stakes and to that fact the WIN
drawal of all other competitors there may be atrlO-
uted The Long Branch Handicap, Il miles, VIII nave
an excellent field OF starters, ana the contests WIN w
attractive Details az to trains and boats may be FOUND
In the advertising columns.
FIRST RACE, PURSE 5000 SPECIAL wEIGHrsl, ONE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-04
.iNG, u MILE.
nlxrn mo-. run.t N6OO h
PROMISE OF GOOD YACHT RACING.

At the LarchmOnt Yacht Club regatta to-day
there will De good racing several OF tho classes as
nearly all the yachts entered racers and have been
sailed 80 often over Larchmont course that each man
knows lust what his boat can do there. The Eehp5e'
Fanita Athlon will sail together, and the seheMer
Dream Crocodile and Elephant 1t Is hard to say which
Is the beat boat In either class The Ndruna, Amazon
Kathleen and Yoande will make interesting race In
their class In the iib and mainsail class there VIII Dc
an interesting contest between the Cruiser, Joe, FAIRY
Deanc aud Willis. Amon- the entries Is he cutler ieou
bu mo ca nDettoT has entered against her The Gracie
is cruising down East and will not be in the regatta
Ihc ianIiy was on the ways yesterday and VIII probaby
nnt he OF in time for tho The Onva VIII probably
sail over tho course.
Thr Knckcrbocker Yacht Club started on cruise down
the Sound Yesterday There about dozen yachts
They will cruise until Monday.
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ing We understand other newsdcalers in the Mohawk
Valley make similar reports
THROUGH NEW-TORK STATE.
KILLING HIS WIFE WITHOUT CAUSE.
MRS JONES CALLS HER HUSBAND TO BREAAfAoi
AND HE BEATS AND SHOOTS HER,
M

AID HE BEATS AND SHOOTS HER.
ICY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrBUSEl
Troy. July 3.-"The Ivy Green" No. ia
Fourth-st liquor shop kept by John Mcrrssey In MS
carly DAYS and since then well known throughout inc
country as resort for sports and "cracksmen was
the scene this morning IL o'clock OF one OF the most
brutal and unprovoked murders known in the annals Of
the city James H. Jones. the proprietor OF ne place.
shot his wife fatally in the abdomen. man passing
heard the report OF tho pistol He ran into the place
where he found Mrs. Jones PROSTATE on the noor
Of the dining-room and bleeding profnsey In answer
to Inquiries as 10 what tho matter win ner'
Jones replied "Oh. she's tainted that Ia ALL she
subject 10 those fits" Mrs. Jones in her antenorlem
statement made in the presence OF Dr. camp says lha'
she called her husband breakfast and he replied Win
yoley Of oaths She then went behind the bar ana he
drove her away chased her into the dinlngroom anu
uuslup her against the wall beat her until sne was
ear nsens,nc Not satisfied with that, he got his PTS
toll and shot her The mOtheT Of Mrs Jones W.
this statement She also says that hcr uaug"tsi ssu
early in The morning that she cOuid not stanu '"H0'
abuse any longer - 49,, Ma
Homes came from Dublin t. Troy four years ago MrS.
Jones was married to him year ago lasI Mhic. oie
was e widow OF james Meals veteran OF Inc le VAT
Inst before her marriage with Jones she came INTO pVs
made her will in the presence Of her attorney iln ..
Ioddeu. aud while sinking rapidly. sne leaNeS wv
Young sons Joseph and Willie, botn nv nor nII
Jones L. locked up I'm JAIL and ne refuses TO .sy ss
He persists in the prepOsterOu assertion tht h' WI"
only tainted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-04
ALLEGED DISCOVERY or GOLD.

WrnTsBoRo, July 3.-AbOut month ago Z.
W Coggswe postmaster Of This place, discovered what
he believed be gold on his farm on me hiIehS'
two miles IRON here. Although he was alone IN the DO
f tina, there was anything in the discovery, no had such
faith in il that hc took quantity o. he ore and sent
if TO New or nave assay made OF It, The result
OF the assay or assays for made, has Just been
received here and naturally creates considerable excite
rnent The first assay sent shows the presence OF
nJ 10 mo amount Of S5I o. aud 81 silver - 10, 10 the
ton rbe second assay revealed S64 Of gold and 81 OF
silver TO the ton consequence IL that prospecting
for cold Mountain Is taxing VI the entire aIeh-
tom OF tho inhabitants OF TINS REGION
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PRECISELY WHAT THEY SOUGHT.
FINN Y.ras !Ndninrs

From Sfftfngs
City Condemnation you tell me OF any
nice farm house round here whore can get boardF
Farmer" Nice farm-hOusoP
G. G.--"Yes." ,.
Farmer-"Wal. spose you want nice cheerful place
whar YOU be accommodated with 2lerabie Sood sIso
roOmsf
O. G.-"Just so" . 49,
Farmer" And whar they keep kerrdgep
G. G.-"ENactly."
Farmer" And whar you kin get plenty Of fresh ess
and milk and chickens and vegetables and SltcG ke
C. a." PrecselyP 49,.
Farmer" Ana wnsr they charge pretty moderate"
c. G-"rhe very thing want -,
Farmer" Wal there Amt no stitch place reound moro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-04
ATLANTIC AND Pacific LEASE.

BosroN. July J.=It II learned that a doiinito
arrangement has bcsn eompned wharrby Tho Atohson.
Topeka aad 20 AMI The s iouls asd nan Ffsho'ee
railroads have laased Tho Atlantic snd faone ailfoh
upon tho talns ~ paying s Iat charges Thetwo hfst
named companies have aao secured perpetual lssse ~
tho Muhase Division ~ tho Southern faoilo foHi' -fp
miles, extending across the Mohane Desert ffo'n Va"
wearo terminus Of the Atlqnto aud Pacific 10 Mohays
Junction IA Southern California FROM the altef phhb
To san Francisco, 2i miles the two nrsthaheh eomPf
MES NV. seorsd track right. over tho Southern Paoio
pad the Central Pacific upon thu terms or paying onehsI
raneensut will enable The ST. Louis and San Francisco
and tho AtchsOn Topeka and Santa ~ TO run sofa TRAINS
from 81 Louis ana Kansas city into san frahcisco'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-04
THE CROOCET CHAMPION.

The contest for the Croquet Championship OF
The United States and the HOr,smm Ebony Maet, on
the Paslme Croquat Grounds. Maawan. NJ j. yester-
day. resulted IA victory for Dr. Ira b. Roid or the Har
lem Croquet Club OF Ncw-York. He won four
games out OF seven with Professor Charles
Jacol,ns who held the title Of champion
T Pcid won the first three games aud the last and Pro
esor Iacobus played against heavy odds after inc first
game. Many New-YOrGcrs ami PhlladcphiaDs came
here 10 sec tie match George W. Johnson, president or
the National CrOQuet Association referee hen the
match decided Dr Reid challenged by Augustus
Nauer TO contest under similar conditions, on August s.
at the Harlem grounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-04
GRAND ARMY ENCAMPMENT AT BUFFALO.

BUFFALO, July 3.-The semi-annuaI ehcamp-
eut of the Grand Army OF the Republic began Its session
here to-dayIat 80 p III. T. H. Hedges, Commando OF
the Department OF Now-York; General Beath' Com
mandern- Chief. and the delegates were escorted 10
Music Hall by the G. 4. r. posts of Buffalo Mayor SEQ
VILE delivered an address of welcome which was re-
spopded TO by Commander IIedgcA Addresses were
delivered by Commander Bcath and Comrades Tanner ana
BaIpum and number Ot prominent citiZons OF Buffalo
Private houses and all the cu1 houses viii ba tFoWn
omen 10 welcome the tns evening The visitors
were taSen for a drive 20 the plncpl points or n'rcSt
about the y and they will close the day by an eXclr
sion to the Fails tonight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-04

morning and In few minutes lunch III Tor tne
ss snread ont and no doubt tho talk was as sparns
As the liquor More than anything that pleased W.
tbe and cburchea. We often used 10 SOY
vavside houses WHERE we mad the best Of welcomes
talked with all sorts and conditions OF men, ana ,
noIitics aud poetry, art and literature. Mhrtner,
Arnold found subject for new poem, or Mr BACK sroA
ont an idea Tor a new novel; cannot tell YOU bu ."m
thet Mr Abbeys pencil and sketchboOk wers alWays IN
bis hand But what country we passed thipuEu,
tesmuV with rccolcctOns interesting TO eyeyon Oo "o
poet. palnlel. nOyelsL, 2ntlauarlan alcmroloslst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-04
BASEBALL GAMES.

The following games OF baseball were played yester-
day.
In Chicago-Phlladelphia Is Chicago. H. Eleven
innings.
In Decentralization, -; Domestic, IL.
In Harrisburg Wilmington, II; Harrisburg, 8.
In Port Jervis-OTange, IA; Port JeryiS, IL.
In Observation-Disclosures 6, LOUISVILLE.
In RichnOud-ViTginla .; lronslde, or Lancaster
Penn, l. Twelve innings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-04
MRS. STANTON FOUND.

SCRANTON, Penn, July 3.-Advices from ex-
Judge william II. Stanton, at Decatur Ill., state that DIS
wife, who some two weeks ago disappeared from hsr
home In Kansas CITY, had been found aud restored to her
family Mrs Stanton WIS suffering from Illness, and was
IRRESPONSIBLE for her acts abandoning her ohld
rem disposing her personal property, ana wnu9S
ecaur where she was kindly cared for by friends and
finally returned to her husband who Lad gone thher in
search ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-04
AyIySURANCE TEST CASE DECIDED.

ST.. PAUL, Num-, Juy 2.ln tho silt OF
rreunan starr and Everett against the London As
surance Company for $4,000 insurance, decision
wa. rendered the United states Circuit Court to-day
against the plaintiffs, account OF the adm'sI9n OF
nayd Arndt 10 the eIsiD after Inc execution OF
the policies The plaintiffs lost Sll71l5 on
~ ~. yndIcate Block fire polls in july SS3h
total ms france which sol 900 The case against
lie London Assurance COMPANY was made - tssl case
and suits for $4,000 against twcnty-iW insurance
rompapies are incidental 10 This case The case was ap
s,oa led 10 the Supreme court Of the United states
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-04
A coon LIGHT MAN.

me springfield hepubhcdn -, l..
Henry Perxh Is good man, we all know, Out 10
does hate all thngs 10 be ced man OF one Iea
He has several aud that vaccination is very bu
thing TN NEw-NoRk TRIBUNE sal down on MN tho
other day FOR cranky letter he wrote about IT, ana 10
isss IN ntorm TuE TRIBUNE that he has "a Pile OF a
tbnnties Two feet high" in watch "some OF the most
learned psychologists aud sayants IN me word assert
mat the human race is not only deicrofatne, hut Is
forting away by OF the filthy practice OF Boeua
ton aud vaccination" Mr.. Berfh, We repeat Is Eoou
man hui he does not weigh enough