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New-York tribune., 1885-07-20
9feamboats ano Railroads.
A HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.


A.-HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
DAY LINE srSAMEa S.;11 AsASy OR c. vrBsAsp
Iesvs Eu.en. srSei!sn @ Isa'sS' 81 zsanss50
y%ss'Fy:i %sss ysa.s R'f, ri.s Sfxyess S:Yss;i
West Point SewOufs POushEsspsis RhineSest csssf
RHINEBEcK-witS Il and and 6: CIV v. R. r.. for H.,t,o,.
.pe The ssss .sr. sns ~ sr KIN special
ini iSs satis eSsshsS M Fs:a.
snd ss Nsn and VIC r. i's and az
ia oSs'Gn Bay
A -.R0NDOUT,KINGSTO and CATSKTLL
Sews sSoo sPSS,ns on %ss
hsSHf5 and S%T % SSISwis
Pss Ssson s.
cxfsKi Il SoTNTAfSs Viii leave so%dous sanaay
az Sna a. 1n from the
A TROY BOATS-CITIZENy LINE.l
a. tseamen SARATOGA and CITY os TROY leave I'd
Sunday SSsss: 1s s1'sS' Saturday ~
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS.
srEAmGcAAsT cATsktkL KIkIFHsK; EyENIYg III LTSE Srsv,
leave loot Of Harrison'st,
sunday nights on arrival OF special Mountain train send 70
1a psd ades lH1 S1. ESuf % r4s' %
COOKS TOURIST TICKET OFFICE,
~ 26l Broadway, Warren-st.. New York.
Railway and eaI1shp Tickets at the lowest
rates E1clrson Tickets for summer Travel at reduced
rates send for pamphlet.
Tickets be sent by mail. Address
THOS. COOK Il son, 26l Broadway Ncw.York.
Boston. l0i Washington-st Chicago l06 Dearborn-st
FALL RIVER LINE.
For Boston, FALL RIVER,
NORTH and LAST.
he most comfortable and agreeable route to the WHIT4
MOUNTAINS, MT. DESERT, all principle cities, inland
and seashore resorts OF New and Pr vnces The
sPILGRIM" and "BRIsroL,"
leave New-York alternately dailv SUNDAYS INCLUDED.
at D. 20 from Pier % North River. foot OF Murrayst:
Connection boat from Brooklyn p m; Jersey
FINE CONCERT
board the celebrated bands AMI
oreestras aached to these steamers Long water rcots
ride
a. IN, ~. cxc,yL in,ia llIc in Boston 9:OJ
WHITE MOUNTAIN EXPRESS lelves Fan River 90
!:2j a IN Iaiy. c.c-Dt Pario: cars through 70
Faoyans via Lowell and Nashua and Lowell and North
NEWPORT LINE.
For Newport t. direct Marthas Vfncy lrd Nantucket
q pc Cod ana al inland and seas0re the Old Colony
PROviDENCE" and " OLD COLONY"
leave NewY0rk alternately daily suniays excepteh a,6
from Pier 2s North River sod nGmbcr These steam
both may be secnred in NewYors at 2J7 26 944 951
Win sor Hotels LINE OFFICE. PIER 2s Nortn River.
and ON steamers In BIO kyn at Courts go Fulton
Write p o. Box 452 New-Yor for list OF Fall River Line
Tours and Excursions and copy "Tip End OF Yankee
Land" free on app'cati2n ,ro r coSNop
Agents. Gen. Pass Agent
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20
Steamboats, au0 Railroads

EOR ORIENT, GREENPORT, SHELTER
ISLAND. souTHoLD and SAC HARBoR-Ihe
OF Pine-st.. TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS and sATUk
DAYS al o D. m Returning alternate DAYS.
VACKETr, q Ageuis 53 SOuth-st. N. ".
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20
ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
" YORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD

ERIE RAILWAY. now known as the NEW
EHT tSD FIJ@ @
mD,y sanSays Day EXPRESS ss.s
Si1sar, Falls aud suspension Fridge sleeping coachc;
F9,q.syf o%fpns .1S s1is N$
ANb AsqP HOTEL TaAS NS
2ETRh cn4R%E FSn EssT TiME SokiyEs RGE
sHLsMxSGA ss5 y. SShTfSyIEa!1HSS6S, So, is'}S NMS
sTNGd5NSArss 81 d 81 e'3 F. ~ SsSs9 80 NJ AND
Of Pullman sy lay and scepns &c Coaches Bin santon
Emra. buffalo NJ CARA Falls and Chic!go IN ,ooo :.
it3 .4o ss $50 elS go 7sS 1879 ;; Pa, m ia
7SS sS ESQ s oso S IoSn "a s'
midnight sundays 5'i3 7;45 $50 io2o Eio $50 7:i5
Ssrars and rateT.on via Newark g.; $50 10 Ilso
urday nights only Sundays 81 3 m $40 $50 go,
sS Sasp ig q e.? sg and and sundays $40 s
$40 dg2 - 81, Sc mi aIq %n,s m Sunday, sl5am
Newburg Cornwall 1850 m 1880 i:SO p IN. sunday
Rcndont and Kingston and Montgomery mi s:Sop.
sSHis 9Sshea G:s5 5o 75o 1920 s5c sso $50
MadiSSSn Ii sS1n itS ss ;is t 30 go oe G5S $3.50 ao m
nnas @ s V4 s So % aSd nS
RsG1s pdTs !. M. M sas sog go g S sun $50 sS m
Sr @ % and rpnSay % and
Sleeping Coaches be obtained and orders Tor the checking
Nos 40. or ej7 broadway. Isl Westst. n. Y, No.
Courst. Brooklyn, or at the Companys De,ois.
Express trains rou the West arrive New York at 1lO
$50 JoHS \. S1 ABBofT eenr Passr Agent NewYOrk
NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL-
s,,on. :, ,penn,yl1Snia railroad foot Of cOrtlanas
NEWySh r1q, hsas ss SssS'is:'ss ssrty.
4, 6:+5. 745 pa. Il noon TO- 4, s. 5i5, 7S0p. M;
Via psnnsylvsna Raiiroad 4i5 40 a. m IL noon. 4lo
< ..knn N M d. Ill m = m
For Matawan, via Philadelphia and Reading Railroad. 4,
5:!5 $40. ., ii H. NJ, IL noon l30 $3.50, o. 6t5, ISO
M s1nG,ys sSs ~ X no1p S M 70 Ain
8, G3u D. m. sundays. i:l5 H. g.. m
For Red Bank Long Branch Grove Asbury Park.
Ocean Bsach spring Lake Sea Gs Point Pleasant etc.
IL i:O $3.50 40 s. 5:i5. 1880 p >unt Us MOI
stopping at ocean Grove Asbuy PARK L. sA6 m IL
Via Psinsy yania Railroad AIS. 7io. am. IL noon
3lO 8: o does not stop 1t Red Bank io. 5, $50 M
SUNDAYS mot stopping at Ocean Grove OF Asbay PatKb
SID - Ill., . D. RUFUs BLoDGErr; sapern,endcnt
G. @. HANCOCK. j.. IL. WOOD
q. r. & i. 4. p r. r.. II. @. p. A. p RR
NEW W-HAVEN STEAMBOAT CO.'S STEAM
IN Frs. G. H. NokTHAM AND CONTINENTAL. leave
Peck SHIP Pier No 20 r r., ats m lsundays exeepol;
with special trains Tor MERIDEN HARTFORD. SPRING.
FIELD HOLY0kE &c. Tickets sold and baggage checked
at 94 broadway. n Y; and4 Courtst, BROOKLYN Excur.
sion 10 New.Haven. 81 80.
DOPULAR SHORE LINE.-FOR BOSTON
and the East All rail from Grand Central Depot. Three
m (paror attachcd and II D. wl palace sleep.
ing cars sundays IL with palace sleeping cars
Newport express Grand Central Depot parof
cars atiachcD p M arrives at Ne~pSn 81 p H. ,,
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20
ePacIrIc NAL s1gAnsgr co. rIrl root on

Pacific MAIL STEAMSHIP CO., PIER FOOT on
CANAL-sI. N. r., NRw.YORK. July IL, lssJ.5
|I'HE BOARD OF DIREC TORS have this day
u declared G QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF ONE AND
ONEoUAkrEh PER CENT on The capital stock OF tins
company ayabc and after August 1885, at the
the Mercantile Trust Company No. l2n broadway
York TO stockholders Of closing books
The transfer bous viii close tie Office
Company NO. 70 Broadway. New York thursday Juy 30
1880 at three (l o'clock and VIII reopen Monday
IOsEPu HELEN
Trea5nrer.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20
OFrcE COMM NAL INSURANCE CoMrANY, D
No 100 BROADWAY,
NIW YORK July o. 1887 \

rINHE Board of Directors of tins Company
have this declared interest dyiicnd OF Three and
one half cent the capital o the comp
the amount Of It's guaranty surplus aDd special
funds tOrmcd IN OF tbs provisions
the Legislature OF the state OF NewlOrk, scd April 6
1874. as amended, entitled An act 10 PIOyic security
against cNtraOrntry cOagaOns and for creation ~
safety funds 10y Fire Iompanies payable
mand. They also der that oldest SCRIP
issnc-thai OF ls77be redeemed Ia cash after 2lst
September next.
CYKIS PECK
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20
T EHIGH VALLEY RATLROAD.-Passer

sta s.i0 IN, $40. and p Eastcn. Bethlehem.
Allentown Reading Mauch Chunk. Wiike,Larre, rowasdas
Waveriy ithaca Geneva Lyons Buffalo ard the West Pull
man tfough daily Local at and sac
10 IN. Easton Bethls chem and Copiay.
Trains leaving At $40 and 3:.o ?: m connect for a9
Mahonoy uazcton coal regions Sunday rzlu
leaves for Mauch Chunk and Hazlrtsn 5lOs. IN.
General Eastern 0fice No. 23S Broaaray
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20
10 PHILADELPHIA.
VIA THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLDEST ROUTE.

20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND 10 ON SUN
DAY. STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA 2IN
NEW-YOKk.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH

l. NETWORK, NEW.HAvEN AND HARTFORD r. r
Trains leave Harlem River station corner l32dst and
Linc0naye Third Avenue Bridge Harlem River
reached by Third Avenue Elevated RaoaD daily, except
40 Sto $40 and goo M fpI Port Morris casaa1ye
Chester Tmpson Bay Chester Pelham Bay. Barlow CITY
IslaDd) Pelham Manor and New-Rochele connec ing az
New Rochelle with trains for all the main line OK
the NewYork. Ncw.Haven and hartford Raiiroad shore
Line and Air Line Divisions; NewCsnaan Mlddle:own,
New Britain and sued Branches and Boston and all points
East.
Midnight for New.Rochee and all intermediate
tons at 1910 a. IN. daily. except Mopdays.
Sunday for New Rochelle AMI all intermediate sta
0ns 1900 aud $3.50 the latter train connecting
at New Rochelle with rains TO Gran Central Depot and
Stamford
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
~ Trains leave from thanberss Depot for Enge wood.
Closter Pierment and Nysck T. $50 10 NJ 32O L. 500
$40 GAO $3.50 p. H.. l2mdnght Sundays a m and
Nanret, Spring Valley and Monsey7 loA 4:5o m.
Sun IVA a a IN
New-York tribune., 1885-03-31
THE RUsso-AFGHAN DISPUTE.
A PROMISING SOLUTION OF THE DIFFICULTY tx
PECTED.

PECTED.
LONDON, March 30.-In the House OF Com
this afternoon the Marquis OF Harrington said that
the latest advces which tho Government had received
from ST. Petersburg to the effect that peacefu
solution of the RussoAfghan question was more promis
ing than at any time since the difficulty arose. Add-
tonal extensive orders sent TO Chicago meat
packing establishments 1t impossible for English
firms to compete with the Americans The report that
hundreds OF tons of the American meat had
been found to be putrid was, he said, untrue
The Marquis Of Harrington also said that 1t would
prejudice public interests to explain fully now the nego
tiatons with Russia. Concerning the military prepara-
tions which have been made he said that England was
under certain obligation to the Ameer or Afghanlslah
and the Government thought IL desirable TO make them
selves able TO fulfil those obligations should the OCCASION
arise -, NJ.
Lord Edmund Ftzmaurce said that the reply OF Russia
TO Englands note had been received. lie was not yet
aware OF the exact of the Russian commnica-
tion, but he understood that IL conempatcs an cary
meeting OF the Boundary Commssnn and expresses the
expectation that such meeting would aay the eAol'e
ment both sides ~, .,-
il reported to-day IN newspaper circles that the pros
poets OF peaceful solution OF the Russo AgDan ques
tion have greatly improved In the last twelve hours
PORTSMOUTH, March 30.-The corvette Bacchante mas
been ordered TO ready to sail at moments notice
There ready for crews 20 gunDoats ana 30 tor
pedO boats 10,
naught will attend the meeting at Rawnl Pndi and viii
then return England the Duke having abandoned MS
intention OF taking the command oil division oi ono vi
the army corps. -. ,.,. 49,. 10
compelled take active part In the war ~ Tue ast
In that she act IN concert with England anu
Austria Hungary, and must have an army OF 2oOOoO
on the article that Italy able TO furnish 100000
II
New-York tribune., 1885-03-31
THE CAMPAIGN NEAR sUAKIM.
osMAN DI5NAs FORCES DESERVING niM-A RIVAL
OF I'll MAHDI.

osMAN DI5NA's FORCES DESERVING HiM-A RIVAL
OF I'll MAHDI.
SUAKIM, March 30.--A convoy which started
al an carly hosr this morning has arrived at General
McNeis zereba without being attacked by the Arabs
II reported that the whole OF Oman Dgnas force has
been withdrawn tho surrounding country and are
now concentrated at Tamaneb whore they propose CIV
ing battle to General Graham. FL Mahdi has sent large
renforcements to the Arab garrison at Berber Mount
Hamund to the north Of Berber has been strongly for
tilted by the enemy who said to be In strongfo 70 at
that point.
spy who has arrived here from Tamai reports that
Osman Dgna has been deserted by almost his entire
force only about 100 followers remaining with him.
messenger from Osman Digna, bearing nag
truce has arrived here. asking terms OF peace. An
answer will be sent I" morrow.
LONDON, March 30-A dispatch from Dongola states
that hundreds OF dsaected Arabs Hooking TO the
standard OF I'll santousi who has appeared as prophet
in rivalry OF E Mabdi and who has established camp
near that OF the False Prophet at Omdurman.
II Is not expected that there viii be any severe nght
ting in the attack Tama Each man VIII carry seventy
rounds OF ammunition. and 140 rounds Will be carried
for each gun The force will advance In three brlgades
Zebebr Pacha has been landed at Gibraltar
New-York tribune., 1885-03-31
FEARS or CHOLERA IN SALEM.

BosToN, March 80 tSpeciaD.-The bark
sonntag of Boston, Captain HASKELL from Chittagons
November 20, with 800 bales OF jute butts TO the
Neylns Bagging Mills arrived this morning at Salem.
report was circulated had been ten fatal cases
of cholera on board and much excitement was caused
but the facts warrant scare The captain says
that the day he sailed of his mon went ashore and
got drunk and ate dozen hardbo!led duck eggs, and
the next day was sick with Asiac cholera and although
there was no cholera at Chttangong, the patient was
rnmoved from others of tho crew and the vessel
thoroughly cleaned. The men died on December and
another man, who seized with similar slckness
died In fourteen hours The at once buried at
sea- Their clothing was thrown overheard the vessei
was fumigatcd and all precautions were taken 10 pre-
vent further slckness 6ince December 20 not man
has been sick on board. The Salem authorities were
much alarmed at the first reports and have ordered the
vessel into the stream 10 be fuinlgated
New-York tribune., 1885-03-31
ELOPING WITH A FARMLAND.
THE ROMANTIC FREAK OF THE DAUGHTER OF A
YEw-JERsEY FARMER.
[nY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
TRENTON, n. j., March 80 Anna Wander
veer the daughter OF Daniel A. Vandervee OF Manala
PAM Monmouth County, eloped last night with farm
hand named Mccormick. Anna is pretty blonde, and
appears TO be about eighteen years old though her
rents say that she is under fourteen Vanderveer is
rich farmer. Mccormick s an Irish-American, age
twenty-five, without education and without means OF
support He has worked two years the yanderveer
farm and his time expired last Saturday. He then re-
ceiyed s35, which all that was due him.
Last night the girl did not TO church whthe rest OF
the family and while they at church Anna packed
her trunks with clothing and trinkets McComick had
horse and wagon ready and he and Anna started for
Trenton The family this morning informed OF tho
elopement. Mccormick arrived here with Anna little
after midnight. This afternoon they were married by
Rector Nelson, of st. Mchaels Episcopal Church
While they at the recors Archibald Nanderveer
cousin OF Anna, arrived here and had Mr. and Mrs Nc
Cormlok arrested. There Is law In this state which
makes a marriage with girl under fourteen. against
the will of her parents, msdemeanor punishable by
mpr,sonment for five years or $4,000, or both McC0r
mick was held under this act and In default OF bail was
Committed 10 fall Despite her cousins earnest appeals
Anna to return TO her parents she declares ta
McCormlck sent to prison she will do something to
be put there too.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-31
steam launches are all ready for service, and will
compose tue 1otilla.
FRENCH LOSSES IN ToNQUIN.
CHINESE TROOPS TO TIE NUMBER OF 100000

CHINESE TROOPS TO THE NUMBER or l0o,ooo
ADVANCING ON Gnu.
PARIS, March 30.-The losses sustained by GEN.
eral Negriers forces are now estimated at 1,6oO
men. General Negrier was wounded In the breast
by bullet, and one of his aide-de-camps Colonei
Berge, received q bullet wound in the head.
The Gaulois says one-fourth of the whole effective
French force at Lang-Son was left on the battle
field One hundred thousand Chinese troops are
advancing on Chu, and threaten to destroy
the French forces there before there is a
chance of their being reinforced General Gioyan-
nel is entrenched at Phudohan. He Is also IN
critical position being surronnded and ms line oi
retreat being cut of by 10000 Black rags.
HoNG KoNG, March 30.-The Chinese nave re.
captured all their positions in the nelghDorhood Oh
Lang-Son.
DE FREvCrNET ASKED TO FORM CABINET.
After the resignation of the Ferry Ministry Presi-
dent Grevy asked NJ. Henri Brisson, the President
of the Chamber of Deputies. to form new Cabinet.
NJ. Br1sson declined. The President then asked Nj.
de Freycinet to form Cabinet. The latter asked
twenty -four hours in which to reply.
At 10 o'clock this evening rentes were quoted Of
| 71fr, &c.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-31
A RED LETTER DAY IN CHINATOWN.

Yesterday was gala day in Chinatown. The news OF
the French Lang the first important victory
gained by the Chinese in the present war changed Mo
st. into bedlam Flags banners and lanterns were
hung out from every house. On the clubhouse ~ o.
I6 new flag was untured, Of pale yellow. OH when
black and dragon apparently trying 10 swallow
red bilIiar ball Deputy sheriff Tom Lee said that the
design was makee-believe Dagon Chinaman, led ball
Frenchmen" On the Chinese buietin-board along WIN
the report the victory announcements tha the
oyernment at Pekin had made general or the soldier
who shot General Negrier, and had presented MIN Win
q. graf uty OF 5000 taels C$lS.OOOl . -,
The enthusiasm found vent in unlimited toastlng au
treating and resulted in more nebrety than mas ever
before been known Chinatown. In the evening gen
era illumination enabled patriotic Mongoans " hhu
their respective homes without much diihoulty
New-York tribune., 1885-03-31
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.


THE oUEEN-The Queen, accompanied by Princess
Beatrice left Windsor Castle this afternoon, on her
Journey TO Aixles- Bains, France.
NAvAL-The United States steamer Marion has
arrived at Gibraltar She is en-route from Norfolk to
the Asiatic station.
Mrs WELDON sEHrEHcRD.--Mrs. Weldon, the famous
ltiraDt has been sentenced to six months imprisonment
without LABOR for libplng Mr. Rycre the manager OF
the COyent Garden Theatre.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-31
pop THE NURDER OF MISS MADISON

RICHMOND, March 3O.-Thomas j. Cluverlus'
charged with the murder of Fannie Lillian Madison was
taken before O police magistrate to-day. Acting Com
monweaths Attorney Meredith announced that he was
ready TO 20 on with the whereupon the prisoners
onnse tated that his client waived examination and de-
sired the case go the Grand Jury THIS action put an
10 iai 10 await the investigation OF the Grand
"rv Of the Rustings Court which will meet on Monday
New-York tribune., 1885-03-31
TIE SULLIVAN-HO OAFPREY SPARRNGMAfOH'
PHILADELPHIA, March 80 (SpeciaD.-A com

mtee of seven ministers OF the Ministerial Union OF
this city, waited upon Mayor Smith this morning ana
presented him with q series OF resolutions protesting
against allowing the proposed sparring match between
Sullivan and McCafirey, on Thursday night. Mayor
Smith stated that he had been informed that II was
not 20 be prlzehght sluggingm match but simply
scientific exhibition lie promised, however TO consult
the CITY Solicitor and request his opinion as TO the Legality
OF allowing the exhibition to take place IL Is the gen.
eri, opinion among sporting men that no interference
will "A made.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-31
UNITED STATES CONSUL IMPRISONED.

PANAMA, March 80, via aGalvest0n.-Ihe Stdr
and Herald bulletins published to-day say that the
steamer Colon was seized to-day at kspinwall by the
reyolutionists who demanded the delivery OF ship
ment OF arms board for the revolution.
The acents refused delivery Mr. Connor local superin
tendent OF Pacific Mail Company was first arrested,
later the captain and p9rser OF the steamer mere
general agent OF the Pacific Mail Company Mr. Wright
the United States Consul and lieutenant OF the Ameri
can man war Galena we're arrested and marched or
to the cuarel. They were released at p IN. ON con,
dition that tho arms should be delivered, and
the delivery IL going on. Inc
American and English ships did nothing 10 protect
foreign interests because the revolutionary ehief do
csred that he would resist their interference by force
he Americans indignant at tho insult TO the flag
New-York tribune., 1885-03-31
sryKyyG OF A RIVER STEAMBOAT

WATERPROOF, La, March 3O.-The steam
boat r. r. Springer from Cincinnati for New-orleans'
ran into the at the Government light just below
this city, at o'clock this morning, whic under iui
headway She sprung leak in different parts OF her
huu and at o'clock sank The Nachez took of
all the sprineers passengers. Nobody was lost Her
cargo Is total The steamer Springer was valued
ar Sl5 600 She was insured in Cincinnati companies
for S25OOO. She owned by stock company Ia III
cInding Alexander Montgomery and her captain, o. w:
Thompson She had OH board l,2Oo tons OF Ieisht ao
nlnety messengers.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-31
THE SAN SALVADOR ARMY ATTACKED.

LA LIBERTAD, San Salvador, March 80. via
Galvcston-The invading forces from Guatemala to-day
made an attack upon the army Of San Salvador No
particulars Of the encounter have yet been received
New-York tribune., 1885-03-31
FOR AN ART IA UsEUM.

CINCINNATI, March 30.-David Sinton has
added $4,000 to hs former gift of $4,000 for the pur
nose OF removing and rebuilding In Eden Park for the
xrt Museum AssocIation the present post Office build
Ing ~ an example Of Greek architecture
New-York tribune., 1885-03-31

ST. LOUIS March 3O.-J. A. ot. John, CHIEF
aquatic sports of this city, challenges
Beach, who defeated Hanan in Australia on Saturday
20 row Jake Gaudaur, of this city, for $4,000 side
and the champonship OF the world, the race TO take
place in the United states, and st. John TO allow Beach
A5OO for expenses
New-York tribune., 1885-03-31
SEVENTY PERSONS DROWNED.

SHANGHAI, March 30.-The British steamer
Orestes Captain Webster. frem Liverpool for Penang
came in collision with and sunk Chinese steamer Sew
enty persons were drowned
New-York tribune., 1885-03-31
ARREsTING oOUN1BRPEITERs
u,unrou March 3O.-The Treasury

WASHINGTON, MGICH oV'-IHo IfO"S"hy "
IA informed that agents of the Secret Service
Division have arrested william Marshal. at Cleveland
for passing counterfeit $50 silver certificates and Nc.
49, Cooper at Detroit for manufacturing counterfeit
oiiver coins Both arrests were made on Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-31

DEFENCE OF THE AUSTRALIAN PORTS.
MELBOURNE, March 30.-TOrpedoes have
been placed at the to the harbor of Port Phillip
and measures are being for the defence Of Adelaide
and ports In New-South Wales.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-31


sfot
Cn
France
muchd
Mari o u
New-York tribune., 1885-03-31
pLEURoPyEUMoNIA IN KENTUCKY.

LEXINGTON, March 30 (SpecsGt. .-one cow Oh
Mr. Handy, farm adjoining that OF frisoe LAKE, az
n,hana where pleuro.pneumonla prevailed last fall,
has died of what Dr. E. T. Haggard. Of this city, pro-
mo1nres conaeious pleuro- and another Is
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1885-02-04
AMONG OUR EXCHANGES.
Their Notions and Ours.

Yes Bro. Freeman, let's pray, but
we don't want st. John to lead the
meetin'.-Tyler Star.
Little odds to US who "leads the
meetin," so that our prayers are
answered and our wives and child
rem saved from the curse of the Lii
quor Traffic.
When prohibition flung itself
madly into national politics it lost
/ its grip as purely moral and non
partisan movement Mtetligencer.
And when did Bro. Hart of the
Inteiljgencer become the special
champion Of moral and non partisan
movements?
The Legislature met on Wednes-
|day. The people expect a short
session but as this is by far the
most magnetic and attractive body
|of men ever sembled on this or
any other continent, it will take
something more than forty-fve days
ito pull them apart IVetzet Dem.
Brother Mack is mistaken. The
present Legislature doesn't elect a
Senator.
The Prohibition lion will be in
first class fighting trim in the Leg
isature this time, for which reason
We advise the grave and reverend"
members of the Legislature not to
trae with their political health by
poking jokes at him. He will be
on hand this year in sober earnest.
Charleston Times.
No need of any trouble about
him at all. All he asks is an open
field and a fair chance to meet the
liquor traffic monster.