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THE TOOEEE-BEST H,EDDING.
lBrrEL1GRipH tr~ -IBrVr.,


NEWPORT, Sept. 29.-1he marriage Of
Colonel Cc1nont Livingston Best, commander of the
4th United states Artillery, to Miss Mary Tookcr da1eh-
Of the late John stansbury Toohcr. of Nc"No rli
took place to-day NJ the summer residence Of the bride.
on Bcllcvucayc The cottage was decorated with plants
and flowers. Tie ceremony was performed By bishop
Clark assisted hy the Rev. Gorge !. Mde Of tins city,
The bride white satin, square and covered with
white point The point lace veil long and
covered with blossoms She diamonds and pearls
and carried a banquet of white ro~cbuds, interviewer
with icssaninc and orange blossoms. She was given
away 10y her brother. g. Mead T0okcr, whose daughter
was recently married here to :. whitney Warren. The
~hcrs Lieutenant Best. son Of the bridegroom and
Lieutenant Walker OF The th Artillery The two brides
maids white silk. trimmed with crimson ribbons
and carried bouquets of red The officers Of the
fh Artillery present with their families. together
with the immediate relatives and cW personal friends
OF the couple. in" cottage colony also ell repre-
scented The reception brilliant affair. Among the
many and cOSiy presents w3S one which Wa- the JOINT
gilt Of the officers OF the lth Artillery Late III the
afternoon Colonel Best and his young bride lett town
I,fid DIAL fpu
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"THE SECRETARY AT TIE COMEDY.
The Comedy Theatre was almost filled last

might by audience who laughed continuously u''".-u
The three acts of flrcical fun afforded TO them N MI
Gillette in nj, much talkcdof adaptation from the Ger
man entitled The Secretary A. compared WIN 'e
dress rehearsal the night before is perhaps needless
f. say that it was mmca>mahiy superior. Inc ines
went with brehtneS, and dash due to further rehearsal
Will, the business upon which the fun 50 lar-'l hinges
was more amplicd and neator MI "IHeit' "N 'n'
Secretary or tutor. he is iudi0crent'y called was
,,rct,o liz humorous and his MGR, appearance with his
1idicuol,v lanky figure and loads o. bundles brought
down the house ON the instant. me mine" 'h'i't'i'
1ycrc cficcu,lv pcriorncd and the mounting, though
simple and unnhrusiVc, in good taste whether ia"
,)av is one worth the terrific hshi which seems 10 hc
N.ir for it, i, matter perhaps not here To Doe con
sdcrcd II i, al least calculated 10 afford coupe "i
Inur.' continuous i9u -,ltrr. and To laugh nuWdIv>
seems 10 b, ia" chief object OF the average \Encr VINO
,yin therefore Dee well repaid by visit 10 see MI Gil
tctte's Secretary
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po!i!lrll Notices.

Closing Dat sale Below Cost
HOJkR * GRAHAM. ~ Duane-st.
Republican Banner. new, with handsome portraits for
sae a. bargain. VI. Il. LEVYS TOO,
Manufacturers OF Patent open " orS Banners.
- NoOstrr'st
Grand Nass Meetiux
OF the Republicans OF the 2lst Assembly District will 10
held on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER
AT LYRIC HALL. Gth-aye.. near A2dst,
for the purpose Of Tatiiying the nominations OF
JAMES q. BLAINE and JOHN 4. LOGAN.
The following gentlemen Will address the meeting;
HON. r. III. MURCH, OF Name
JUDGE WM. WOOD, OF Cold spring. y. Y
HON. NJ. A. DARLING, VI NeS.YOrk.
COLONEL ETHAN ALLAN. Of New York
MIR. WILLIAM DOWD will preside.
Blaine and Logan.
The Ninth Assembly District Republican campa Club
will hold Public Meetngat
BLEECKER BUILDING, corner Blocker aud Morton ats,
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER /. AT SPM
Addresses by Hon. CHARLES L. KNAPP Professor
WILLIAM h. CLARK, and other.
A l. HALL secretary. GEO. DEANE. JR, rreaerss
18Th Ward Deck.
regular Meeting OF the Andrew BleAkcy Battery Blaine
and Logan Tub will be held HeadqnarterS Arnold Hall
lluthst near Boulevard, THIS EVENING.
ihere VIII be good speakers to address the meeting
JUN hAU DAVID WILLIAMS,
Secretary. I,Sss>as
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CHOLERA IN THREE COUNTRIES.

ROME, Sept. 29.-Ine report OF the cholera
epidemic i'm tl, for the last twentyioT hodI' gives
total Of 80 now eases and 2l2 deaths. including III
cases ami 700 deaths in Naples and unciyive cases
and nft} five deaths I'm Genoa.
yr>Icr Sept. 2o.-rwo deaths from cholera have oc-
curcd here.
NlI1r,. sept. 4q.-OWiug TO thc rca-c in Tie NOR
tality from cholera I'm Naples the Association ~ 'hr
White eros, has Discontinued d., work here.
M,EsEIiIi-, Sept 2o-In the past twrnty-iour h'nr'
there have been ten deaths from cholera. Many DINER
deaths have occurred 40 various points 80 the s"uth'lh
pl,t of France bat u mo place have meg prch 80 h'"'
ouS a. tr Dee remarkable.
cirrrd near Folk. in the - -UuUhtlt of At"-c.
MtbEip Sept. % The nr"~'hlrr~oi Bdrcriona lp'I
tivr,y drny the statements published elsewhere that
cholera prev ais there
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SHOT BY HIS OWN UEAPON.
bert Carman, age twenty seven, barkeeper

Robert Carman, age twenty seven, barkeeper
FOR James Barklay, of feminist and sxhaye went into
the grog shop Of James Patterson No 2O7 seventh
ave. about o'clock last night. Carman had been In
Patters0us employ, and while there had made the ac
quaintanee Of David Dcgnan, cattle dealer,
living at No. DID, West Seventeenth ST.,
and had qnarrelled with him last night.
Carman drew pistol and fired shot at Degnan who
nj once closed in ON his antagonist, and being tall pow
erful man, succeeded IN Wrestling the pistol from him,
and IN second fired shot which struck Carman ia the
breast lnhicting a wound which will probably prove
fatal An officer heard the shots and arrested Dcguan
ana summoned an ambulance. which took Carman 10
the Newly Ork Hospital where he lies with little hopes
OF MS recovery Dcman who loo kcd up last night
IN the Twcnty-Niuth Precinct station, said that the
shooting was done In >cdecnCc Carnan has the rcpu-
taton OF being quick to shoot and bad man generally
lie Was arrested some time ago for shooting Omceg Ma
gent
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r.r5jnouds wav who PUSHES to LOUISE anu % IN nc
to Iisown it, She. however. mas rHi i, stoutly to
low lcdcc thc writing ot IL. and na'a,nS tsc1 n
hnr ioveI's ce Ferdinand therefore P'c ,I,inLin
drink which has been handed 10 nun, m, informs her of
What ne has done and Louso doclalhs nn and tle
ohsoIved her of her OATH declares her Innocence "
two lovers die together a., =, sho,v the Mingled
This bare outline will suffice 10 hsn'" ,I"v which
,,,,,css and strength OF the p"i,' If
saS in fine s,natrons and mastery S'rPt sr,y
n lr',,r '',intiuc The appliance when VIZ t,c
character "n Madame lani,h throughout ,nr
acts into which the p,S{ 1 ~ the di.ad,auasc
was PROOF ,' and The added of the slight very
a3N, trci..n accent anc had won thr IS .t
s i I"'r," Nor is mat 10 hc wondered al, nr
hand>ome and sympathetic t, 10 ' "a" g. copc
Wanting perhaps III ,t situations
with some y, - 80 .,1 ,-i,ri,uslv charming
.,,n tl,roiehnut After the Stdnl ''l1 -, ,c,f,
ct in Which She write, with hroc Of .hnh'',ni c'ir
H. ,ot,i ctfcr she recalled a,'''u " IN ,,lj
,i,u,,s however the majority OF th' ln notrc
cucc lor the house with The c"Nlcl9n "iI ~ emo
~ an, ~, MAJ if g. in the more modern ecH"l .ho
,,,t inc nrcycn i'm the school OF mn r ir nm,
Madame Jari~h would ma inc I'i'''' ''I
a.. i,i1
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EGGS THROWN At GRADY IN Albany.
ALBANY. Sent. 29.-General Butler. Thomas

ALBANY, Sept. 29.-General Butler, Thomas
+. Grady and Colonel Blanton Duncan. of Kentucky,
addressed labor meeting tonight AT the Hudsonayc.
tent An organized mob, consisting Of
employees on the new Capitol, took possession
and revcd interrupted and cndcayorcd by all means to
break up the meeting. The followers Of the labor
movement. however, were in the majority. The
gang. finding all their efforts futile, pro-
cured and, notwithstanding the fact that many
ladies were on The stage, five Of these missiles
thrown ri Mr.. Grady He paid attention
to those but continued when his rcvilcr. finding his
sharp rc0rts 10 their questions in each instance
against them, allowed him to nnsh The action the
mob was evidently directed against Grady.
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NEARLY CUT OFF BY FLAMES.

HE one Story bIlck hOust, No 10 EHsI
Tbirtccrthst 4, occupied 10y D Rosenberg sons rs "a
storcbon.o for yarn,h Usually there Il
number Of men employed about the build
Ing. but yesterday being the Jewish Day Of
Atoncmcnt wa, comparatively deserted, IouiS Ernan
wen Clri~ tophrr NriL and john Bucr-tcu being IN"
uuly men m the hulHiiS' rHc VIZ
discovered by some OF the neichbor' by a volume
while me men were seen bursting through the smoke
and flames out of the front doors little water eNln
ih fire on their clothes and the only injury besides
mo loss Of their clothes painful though not
urcrns burns about their heads and faces. They hat
been working the interior OF the building ana hdd not
discovered the fire until cgrr~5 almost shut oil.
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OPERA IT TIE METROPOLTTiN

A telegram received from DR.. Damrosch
Yesterday by Secretary stanton contained h" words:
Leave Berlin to-day. Success" Whether the a'i
word which clearly refer, IT, the Successful engagement
the company. viii also prove prophetic as regards tine
New YORK season remains 10 Dee Mr.. stanton vas
a iuhlut frame OF mind over the prospects, Already
the applications received tor boxes and seats are hu-
mcrous. and ne naturally expects that the sale oi Ncal0
which begins ti- week. wiz ht 0ppuHntF greater
4, vet go drcs action n been aCu bl the director.
a., 10 the proposed dc tOl Of the inferior hul 10
day two they expect 90 be able finally To make mp
.ir mil
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FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

PARIS. Sept 29-The statue of General thauh! HAS
been unveiled at Buzancy, his birth place
BuDNPFs H. Sept 29-The Rcichsrath was opened mere
to-day hy the Emperor Francis Joseph. His Majesty OK
pressed the hope that European complications "ouIu o
occur.
BOMBAY, Sept. 29.-The famine in Bengal Is serious
The native bodies complain that the Government ~
OF relief Is inadequate.
EisLNACH. sept 29-The statue TO Bach |! ouPo'ol
was unveiled here to-day. Among those prcsch, N1o
List, Niler stanford and Joachim Joachim l'u '"o
orchestra, which rendered Bachs mass III Il hllhoi'
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g 'eclll NJil:e5.
Carpet lcanng.-THONAs j. STEWART. only ohccl
1854 broadway - AM Ere and jtL So. Jec,oy lily
Pos. OJicc NOucr

Letters or Europe SPEC ly directed Dr IL.
LIVERY destination t rrsu-- Atlantic
vaidod bg TIE last, i vessel, lyllto!r.
lPL IMrILl iu al Cls-sI at tins ate - f,low-:
IT E~DAl.-At 73l p. n. or hondurs and Livingston.
WEpNESD Al.-At $50 "a. Tor Nta", ir! AMI tut1cp'.
per taract- al ID a. 10 for central AM a an 3D.,
Gctters Mex must De- directed "p"r Ac1pu,' '.
at ID A. n. Tor Europe. uers N'Ttia. "a Q@r.a 'tO"l
Scrva". ar II d. 10. France direct p-r II Ger.
man, VIA Hayrr at ~ DID, for Europe per =. s. flD'.
ana T,n,,r r az nov % Mr. VA Trw.trI,t1s
THUEsDAY-At IL a. Tor Enro7" per = 5 All. 4ii, via
dlreciel " Der NdFttc a. - ~ 'r laIt' ger nv
etc. Per Ie>sipy via plymuu, th"fDOnrg aud Ham.
burg letters ior Great BRIAN l1t ohtr An COZ \.
tres must tie directed pr I:rssnS f az , 10 ior
Bermuda. per :. Ounoc0; at l3I p m ior cuba alt
West Indies. lor- Romeo Via Havana letters To- Mex
1ruXiil0 and Kuaian per :. ). J.. Ward j.. VIA New
FRIDAY-At % a. m. for Newfoundland sni St Pierre.
Mluron via 'laEaH. at l;1oP m Tor Porto Rico III
sATUHb AY-At "a N. for scotland direct. per Cir.
cassia. Via glasgow, al II cor ger sny, etc
DOMAIN. via southampton ant Brcmea letters Tor
Britain AMI other Eu cOuairlS must De IL
reced per DOnau " n y m for Europe. per C.tY
Of Rome via Queenstown; II IN. Tor the Netherlands
direct per p. p. aud. Rotterdam. at D.
the Winiward Islands per :. Murel: i:}n y. N.
cuba AMI Porto Rico. Ma ara. va Hayln1
a. 3O p ~. for Belgium direct, per NOO.dland, via
Mail. for lima and Japan pc CITY OF New.York VIA
rranciecOl. close here september 30 !
PER- cry Of Sy0ney san Francisco close here
to3cr al p N % on airya a. N.N, OK ot > : city
Of leicester, with British mails Tor Australia
Fhc sccGuo Of closing lcac mails arran 20 on
san Francisco Mails !rOntle EI, agrlUl 81 uHgr "a
Francisco the day u slns OF sln'ss arc N.Diclbt
'A''' INV '' HENRY G. PEARSON Postmaster
post Once. New-fork. y y sept 26 l'5.
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THE DRAMA-MUSIC.
aTUE PRIVATE SECRETARY"

uv,s with unbounded amaZomcnt that INC
<,,ectators in the Madison square Iheitre "o' -
a sanctimonious person in clerical gi'o PHI nm,
Or, hustled. thrown into coal hin and genera"
eou;ed jnsulted and misuscd. mat is h"' 'u - -.
te. ,ainmcnt TO which Che patrons oil ,iiN .o
50, accustomed and for some it was not easy Y" I''"
,,lc the continuance Of a clcreymahh III" "''.
ton with the presentation ON the S''Ee VI him
character under circumstances 'hal "N''""'''"' -,
With ,idiculc and contempt "The Private secretary
q = f,r,cal comedy in which the farce ci'u'"'
A. e.,riod 70 the extreme The descent H"'"
Tho tender sentiment. the touching pathoS ana inc '
nine emotion OF May Blossom To SucA h"''' I'H w
.Iowpine a. were seen last night was MOI W'i'""' ~
lovers of dramatic But if tie management "'''
desired 10 an an idle hour with hoiStcrons ""Sn,'' my
nd , s,ccess f,,l selection of the means. The farce
is in The main uncommonly funny, though II "r'S' Il"
fines and the pcIpleXtcs and lredc'lh'h'9 ",
the Rer Robert SFaddn9. the 'NPo'io"S I
ccccntrcities Of the iraSchlc Mr. tdtc"0N' ''- '
chievous drolcry of Douglas and the aspirations OF 'V
sou tailor for Ugh life" frequently eXcted'hc NHu'''
merrmcut IT,, ,,o5,.
Tho incidents Of this piece have been outlined "Ie""!
in these columns but they may he briefly reNr"'" \
Young scapcpracc named douglas C0dcrnoc Il Nv NV ~
London lod sing and is at his wits end ior means q" ~
ing of his unfortunate creditors lie Is expecting '' "
rival NJ rich uncle from India who has n"' seen HIS
,ar,no sr, ,rln nephew for twenty years. Hd1y N"S
jcoJ J,,ueas's boon companion IS 10 meet IN Loh"""
and take 10 the county seat of Mr MmSio"d ms UNI
q clerical tutor named SPrddiHg, who Is 10 give j"
,truriou 10 ~ MorsrqndS daughter ana her eil IrI'"
The two Young fellows ret upa scheme 10 l,i9nu n
uoneIqs m NJ Ntrsidds house rs me t1tor avn ~ S
fbt Fit,iral gentleman I'm DOUgUSs lodgings r,,
,,,,c. f,,r, ini9 discovers NJ RE- Mr. SpG"iRV Wh0u
-, a. ,o his nephew aud lc is furious T." ma
,o,i. oi,p singing rarsoii when he h1t cNWcIcn 10
meet n hllt toiue man about oTn oi RWi,H, ",, ,
Jvitb lis ,y In he second act all the tia'tia
,n in IT, WitsiudS country luust hni ne lif,i ~,
~ vii,h ~, unpfiunat SpH"diRg is snur'i, T,nti,
s.,tttd. a., ,ng,ire his identify Known; we u i ~,
ta,ts ~ Ui5S00 the tailor. who irlnler' 'u"l" W. III
1istsin,iFS uiuts snint inatrtnni you ~ ~ ,it
KasIi,. sc ibi tptlpti" iufush tt ilhrf rl' "' 'hr
AZ, ain Rripps iih which i1irrs .4.......,... ti
a.. t.. u n,stttri. tht aiiin- trs e1fVN.it
aun ,ittfiit tiat ipr,ioi tl" i"t w.
NM "a hj,0ifiGg ti'tf 10'N "' '
ntpaiat.t u~H mahhtt "N 10, f' r"
t.i.r. 30 ihf i1aiumH NJ iir it''t " l''tt'
III ,D ,.df uas hHishtl riiL 900 ilt if'l I'' '' "
d,t.iu nlu,h lt, acton Be- tIeiti Hh ""r h."'' ''
i0,,t IHl ii,. NgfSi4o3 % 10 3 tt"hH "'-'' .' a.
III had OF GiLsoa ald Nrafl,i las h.'H4s i'"''"=
4, M committee casts
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ACCIDENT TO TIE STEAMER COVENTRY.

LONDON, Sept. 29.-Ihe BRUSH stcamcr
Covcntr, from Liverpool september % TO Charleston
has put into Grecnock in distress. When 400 miles oil
Tory Island hoy spare propeller broke adHit between
decks and smashed iron plates. frames Of the nun ana
beans, The propeller fell into The lower h"d ana hlr'
tI|I.. fl, H. III funur The vessel nearly fOuHdercd.
She had much difficulty in reaching the clyde, having
lnll WIN hcLtN e.lcs.
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RI-MORED REVOLUTION II COLOMBIA.

PANAMA, Sept %, via Galveston.-lt Is ru-
morcd that General DEM Euis has started revolution
AGAINST the Ccryera Government that the movement i
supported BY a number Of armed men VINO nave be'h
gathered together side the and that 1t has acquired
sncb strength that it cannot be disposed OF without
LARGE force bulletin issued by nj, party calls me At
rution Of the citizens the fact that IN" National GOV
crnmcnt i, not bound defend the action OF the 9ldo
fIfl
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NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.

LONDON, -cll. -
TrroTlD LORD N>Yor.- Geo 90 swan Notiasc Ad'r
man for CarI Naiucr ward, was elected Lord Mayo q"
London To-day.
SPAIN tNU ANrEGrt-A Madrid dispatch declares int
fine - Danish and American Governments are nor h'-'
tiai for the establishment "a treaty col commerce
4 DiNINL BN TuT PEI MffE-Nr. Gladstone "'lChiion
being called 90 jhc statements when accuse MN "' r"P
pnr fbr Roman Catholic Church, he pr"Houncr> th'n
10 he l,l0,,lv untrue and demand, the name OF the
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lMcCULLOUGH MISSED 1T CHICIGO.

CmCAGo, Sept. 29.-John NcCulough's
appearance in "Thc GLld or" at McNickcr9 tonight
created painful impression. Tie Wa, manifc,tly IN
able To cope with requirements Of part aud was
vigorously scd i'm the early scenes, hOt later reaction
H. when the to hc llb seal weakness
ard he was called before tho ctau at tine close 81 the
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RUSSELL sAGE 4. NONE AGAIN

Russell Sage ended his summer Vaca'ioh III
Onoguc l. T. YESTERDAY and returned with his family To
this city He went 10 Quoguo last June for his health
and while ho has been at office before yesterday Ho
went back to his home for the night to c'o'
visit Nj sage looks well and appears 10 Dc ~ lio
spirits. He dropped In for few minutes ~ li ~ III
Hotel last evening and cordially GiCeteu y! ~"
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DrtTU or VALUABLR HORSE.

CLEVELAND, Sept. 29.-Ihe black horse
Walter Jones' owned by Il. ID. q. sutherland, Of East
saginaw Michigan died at the track here yesterday
OF congestion ot the lungs The horse had record of
$50 and was valued at $1,000
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DESTRUCTION CAUSED BY \ BURSTING
CLOUD

CRY or MEXICO, Sept. %, via Galveston.-A
coud burst occurred at racuca on the afternoon d" Inc
- IN instant causing terrible inundation The leam'
ting works were destroyed and considerable silver W'h
wa under treatment was lost. II Is estimated NAV 'i
-, t,c,u,,. we're killed 4 great deal of property was
DESTROYED and many cattle were drowned
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FATE CLAYTON N THE "SEA OF ICE
NNlE VIM IL. Gu ~ ,i1n ~

Am 1lWipIIF ItTTTII N'''''
e., ,t enthusiasm L displayed mon the least proVo'"
tio, assembled ia the Grand Opera House IiN' "'-
witness the Performance Of the wen KNOW" "' ;,,
', e., - leo" Mss Caxton played her part Win
, - ..i,i, anil OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES which Distinguish
-, h, ,frts -,c was ably seconded by Mr. St'N'n'"''
-, fine mari of firios the advcrurcr nc o"lHI,
While NOT Remarkably strong. o'Iitico H. ri,, a.,
,,n,,,, ,Ir B,uifi.c EuWbrS c~prciaIN St.n lux ,i,
bi,nsrW such of o applause ~ Wa io' nr,''M' ~, iv
Good ratrred audience upon me CNlci ~ ~, 49, t, m
.i,1o.,t saving that little Iotic Lndnc ~ INC wy
fortunate captau'S child won by her cleNti "''i"7 ~
IL ~. nnnlnII-e OF ihr cNcmlns.
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THE WEATHER Report.



WASHrNGrON. Sept. 29.-For New Enclan1
generally fair weather westerly winds, nearly Stationary
temperature.
For thc Middle Atlantic States fair weather variable
winds. nearly stationary temperature.
For the ONO Valley and Tennessee. partly cloudy
weather and local showers, >Ouihcrly winds, nearly
stationary temperature.
For the Lower Lake Region. generally fair weather
variable winds becoming soutAcrly stationary temporal
ture
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4 WEDDING YESTERDAY.

Miss Mary Cump. of Hull, Yorkshire, Eng
land was married to Frederick Whieing. Of Vail Iowa,
yesterday. in Trinity Church. by the Rev. Louis A.
Arthur.
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rrFTD-FASTFP A. Baltimore Nd. wednesday, zap
t,lbor I'D 1884 by inc Rev T. T. smith y %. flw-fd =
lold Brooklyn 10 Lila g. Aast daughter Of HamDls1
Easter baltimore.
PFERN-WIST-i Ecw-N0r<, September = nv i4' h,fgr,
A. & MlcArthur. D. D.. Mr. James v. Perry 10 Miss in'
West both OF this cirJ.
THATCHER Rob- NsON-On the lth o. -ertemb :, -
b, the Rev CIanIail j. N1r,h Nm 1. Ih1ther oi but
more. Md 0 Mary +. Robinson. Of Rt.iihnfo. Nh
Bait iwOre please copy.
WHITEING-CRU MP-M Trinity Chnrcl' Ne";ioiS' On
Npniay 2qth seDteubrr. 81 d. the Roy. I'W3 y.
frihrr MI Frcdcrck Whifoing o. Val Iowa, and Miss
Mary Crump OF Hun Yorkshire. England
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Ready This Morning.
THE SFNI-WFEKIY I

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-30
SUNG 4 sTAR E0rTE CONTRACTOR.

WAsHNGToN, Sept. pa suit on star
route contract was flied to-day Icy District ttorncy
Wohu -on To- recover ~ .9Oi with interest from sep
TENDER H. 1850 from \. II. Brown. who Wa, the con
tractor Route 3~,lo from Monument to Lake Bond.
Colorado. during the period between February. l@1"
and June. ISL II is charged that Brown obtained IA"
-lin sued hy fraud. in claiming to have employed
ci- aud twcuty -four horse, when his force was
hnl lhIrt mon and fnuIiccn hnrsr-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-30
MIR. GRESHAM AT THE TREASURY.

WAsUNGToN Sept 29.-Sccretary Gresham
ha. returned from his visit To- the President at Raritan
Y. T.. and was Ut the Treasury Department to-day. Tie
decline, 10 anything ina regard his future iutc-
tiou~ and positively known whether hc will re
W thc Treasury Department whether lac VIII be
be appointed 20 the Circuit Jud-c-hip IN Illinois.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-30

TRIBUNE OFFICE. Sept. so a. m.-The movement of
the barometer during the clear and fair weather yc>ter
day was upward. The temperature ranged between $50
and s2o the average (74'l being l72o higher than on
the corresponding day last year. and L. higher than on
sunday.
Fair weather and stationary temperature may be ex
pccted tOday in this city and vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-30

Az UNEXPLAINED CASE or SELFMURDER
An officer ot the Twenty second Precinct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-30
SPR[NGER'S REPORT.
GOING OVER THE STAR ROUTE CASES AGAIN.
THE FRAUDS REDUCED TO 6CIENCE-TiiE con-
MTTTGE THINKS THE EVIDENCE WAS STRONG
AND CONCLUSIVE

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