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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-06-06
Der 9eut(6e Correspondent.
Scr Gfideret.Wertraa NIT Gattaoa.

Salifar, @.=S., 5. Suni.-0ie Sau=
belsfaniner bon Salifar belt tiir;lidb eine
@ibung, in pel1er Ser S9ue Der ssiIdlerei
unb Der @e9enieitisfeits Sertrag NIT ben
Ser. Staaten 5ur Spra6e fam. Der Brd=
fibent betoute, oaB baS alte iriebltde Ser
hdltnis 5tpiiden ben SiI6ern oieies 9anoes
uno benjenisen Der Ser. Staaten fort6auern
iollte. 9fa6 ldngerer 9isfuiiion puroe
itlieblid folgenbe NeiOlution angenommen:
pa es nift iheint, ais Oh bic Dominion=
Heaierung Sdritte tbue, nm oen @eqeniet.
tiafeits sSertrag nit ben Ser. Staaten al err
neuern, 10 lei bei9lOfen, baB Die Qofalregie=
rung eriudt tuerbe, bic 4ngelegenbeit Der
Dominion 8e9ierung nor;nlegen rnb fie
aufsuforbern, eaB ite ben abnliral beaufz
TRACE, bic Marine ;ur pirfiamen Seihiit.
suna Der SSiidereien Su uertpenben, bis elm
@egenieiti9feits Sertrag ooer elm auoeres
llebereinfommsn nit fir bieie Yropins aez
redten Sebin9ungeu abgeidloiien uerSen
farirt."
Sir fridge @ebdrme, eine untbdtiae 2eber,
lInbero auii6feit, iibelrie9euben 4tbem, Blds
bungen, Sopii6merj iinb aper's Pilleu elm
fidleres Mittel. 3u gano oSer 8afier, auf
Der grdrie ODER IN Der sebrdusten Staot finS
fie bic befsn abfiibrenoen Siuen, iiberaa
gleih bequem. tuirtiam unb geiabrloS.
(132, ,5t&tu23l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-06-06
@srut. teIe9tapbtfde SepeiAen.

: StaaIsleItetar Sagar0 lam 9elIelh
4beno 81 Saulas=Gitb, Wto., an.
= Sas. 8. Dfinnis muroe 9efern 81 Snos
GELS Citation on Der pGOansoillesS sSuoianas
pOliiersSabu" in Snbiuua bon SObu Buther
in 6olse eines @ortpehels ermoroet als
Der MOrber nerfolst usree, besiug er Selbf'
mrr6 burd Gri9ieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-06-06

Sic ncurfcn SrOn;es, EliItls nno0oIns
rabmen iiir Spicgel nnS SilOer iabri,irt
gSilbclm GdBarOt, Hr. 345, 2BefsSaitis
mGrcfraRe. (246,u.i.S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-06-06
Der 0elonaarif.

Renzgsrf, 5. Sltni. - 6olsenbes
finb Die S6luBuotirungeu: @elb 6fTnete Al
i'll groSeut unb i9lob gu l 8roSeut. -
Sterling .@e9iel 4.861-4.86i auf 60 Gage
unb 4.s74-4.Ss uuf 8unbes<Obiis
aationen s=pro;. 1898, 44=proS. 1921, 4>pro;.
s.-aftien: 9lbamS' Grpreb 1856, Sen
tralzB Bacific a9s, @hei.=Obio 81, @rie 81,
DO. Yrior. POI, eafesSbOre sig, R..S. @en>
tral 365, gtortb. .Weferu SO, 90. Brior. 127,
R.s9. Central S2b, DO. Brior. 12S, Ohio
Wtiif. y, DO. Yrior. 50, Yittsbure 14lt,
Seaoine l2s, &ods sSslauS 113f, ,llntoa> Iacis
fic SGT, @effern>llnion 59t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-06-06
Neue Masetgen.
&aFee 3um Goitenpreiie.

Setter tarfer Rio, se6rannt, -. 10 uno II Gents.
Setter rgoIbener" Rio, sebrannt, 80. g. Ia Gents.
Better Saguatfa, sebrannt, ,............16 Gents.
Better Waracatbp, ee6rannt, ......1 1S Gents.
Better alter 6e9itrunss=Sana se6rannt, 20 Gents.
GREAT CHINA TEA COMPANY"
gfr. 25, gB.=Saltimores, II. Scr, AZ, R,zgutapffr.
I14,7,20 3.6.939SD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-06-06

@iberli9er Atbem peri9win6et bel bem
@ebraude bon Or. Sase'S rCatarrh Renee
dy." (13l,3 3,5t&p23l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-06-06
Watt bea6te fol8enoe YretIe!

Seaasam8 aaese aaabluns. mf prs nitro Wid,ts perfauf
tam, nmaden
pI 5omm
"sno an ana Saddf bRtm sanb Sbnsn
$. 9. SS tlmer,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-06-06
6. ". GrtttemtOtt

pihr's Bahnwrb- -CrOpfrn .!'sst ssIfss gis,.,.. ts
'C6e6r2S, ,SaDi-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-06-06

Die weifen Weniden halten NIT 8edt ben
magiifsu Shmerjensfiiller rSt. Saieb's
Gel" fiir elm ME fehlenoes 6eilmittel eegen
&beumntismus uuo Heural9ie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-06-06
~ &1trfrt sstsfebIbar Suitas, grs
tifsttttt9 &etferfett, b6Sen 2saIS,
AF1tita, battttSe Srattne 1t,to aIle
setssa Ssr sstbm~nsssorsane.

ssia beih"ftsss'sSsr EinRaB auf bssa,rsi,t,n
suit7sss III Der 9ausiob, gu vrroau,en. sos f.in,
SsRanStbeiIe Ois sptrEfamFtsn bsfauutt, aus,
asnasisteI finos Die @runbIase bes grsporotss IN
Soais oer SataataSRaaIe tn t9emiIser gsr,tuI.
suns nit Der gsaIfnHts3 anne (Abies Basames,OSsr
Dem 3aIiata sea 9iTsaS. GuserOers entbdt es
timf anSere gRaassaRoHe, tueId5es Die gstrr
iaa'Ssit ,tod ftsEssrn.
gssr Sas Ssaparat ecbraudlt bot. Iaet, pa
ssaIe's stHosra- HnS 9bserbonie tpuuoerbar.
Stsaitr in aHsa SdHen Ieiltet, tuc Die gbmuuos.
S1gane ansesrifFen ino, unb oaB Tstne gsirfuun
Hase~6baEi@ raid erfoIet. g. snt5du 1tdts.
tDas Ssn @assn tn Hnuronane brtnaen tann,
ss 6eist Gin dHbsrit aueeneb:ass arpu,a ma
~trS ~ 'tncm $reiie OerFauft, r,aber aut Deien,.
gen. Oersn gaittet ie5r 6sdrant HnO, in Den gtanA
letbft feline SeiI=S Sisenidafter l Rusen su mod,sn
SmSsr, 'peTte an BapAeer sraane aaS
&F"dbniteH EeiOEm, Stebea aus Ieinen besants
tissnSen GiesniGaiten eseBea gluben.
Rreite: SO Gents uno 81 bic glafBei bic. syast,
if bic biuisfe.
sJu aUcn gIpcsiseFeu an habet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-06-06

10 orto, 5. sum-. - 01s SoNrnal
r3ia" beri9tet, 6aB brei @boleraidae, oereu
elmer t0Stli9en Ausgang nabm, III Waor.o
entoedt tuor6en iinb. Srei neue grffanlIn=
gen an Der Cholera iuuroeu heute III Gclen-
cia beriftet. - Die iranS0iii6e 8egierGng
bat eiuen SauitGtsz @orbon in ben BpreHGen
auf9eitellt, I'm bic Gini4leppung Der Cholera
su OerbEteu.
Sn 8alencia unb anoeren Stdoten i'm lli6z
Ditli6en Spanien perbreitet fid bic 9bolera
raid meter, rno bic 9anobeu0Iferun9 lehHt
itd segen bic BON Der 8egieranq eilgetabrten
SanitGtSmaBregeln auf. Die yiahrl9t uber
ben Gusbru9 Der Seude in 0taorIo ptro
uon Der Seb0r0e befritten, ieboA mar Dies
ouf in Snlencin Der Sal, bis bic pabre
Sa9la9e nidt lduser Uerbeimliat psroen
ionnte.
9te RetdbSratbs=gSabIen tn Ceitretd.
g8 N, 5. SUM. - g9eitere Reidsratbss
gpabIen fanoen beute fat. Die Berlhte sr=
eebeu, Sas 6rei 9euti6liberale uuS etu
Dentihnationaler in S6leiisn, Orei 9ibernle
in SdrntheH uub ;sbn 9ibsrale in oerihteees
men onbersp Rohbejirteu eruiblt woroeH
fHo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-06-06
9enJtpndre Int ststri.t Columbia.

Die beutige Steuereinnabme bstrug $40, =
645 unb bic s3oleinnabme $685.
Cur @inl0iun9 beitimmte Rationnl= Sanfz
gtuten I'M Setrage bon $760,0OO liefen beute
i'm S9atamte etn.
Fofnleiffer Sanberion ans @lartspiue,
Ger, bat refguirt, unb ais 9rHn6 fiir ieinerl
S,ii6tritt an9egeben, ct iet Der Aniidt, oa5
BEN Sieger bic SeHte gebSre,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-13
SUNDAY CONCERTS THAT ARE SACRED.

Commissioner Powers startled the Park Board
Yesterday by rising from his seat ana announcing t
he desired call attention TO the selling OF liquor IN the
city parks on Sunday. . ,, ,.,,..., 49,
AZ will offer resolution" he added directing inc
secretary to inform all persons having stands Tor me
sale OF sprituous liquors beer in the parks OF the de
partment whatever their rights that on Sunday those
rights must be confined 10 their own premises Win
Mr. Beekman thought that II there practice OF
selling liquor Sundays In the parks u shonu DO
stopped President Crimmins did not think there was
such practice; IL had come under his Observation
Mr. Borden did not express any opinion.
There IL second to this resolution, ana l 90 not
think AZ caa. be entertained continued MI Crlinntns
III 90 not believe that liquors are sold ON sundays III
have another resolution" said Mr.. Powers, ain
regard TO the Sunday These concerts are not
sacred and for that they are violations OF inc
II the concerts do give sacred music
they peryerson OF the puohc iuhds 70 rcHsiou'
al do not see what we can do about this" said Mr.
Crimmins the Board has already passed on the sun
day concerts and approved them"
In either case that have mentioned added PIT
Powers the members OF tho Board liable 10 prose-
cution. wish 10 put mysef on record against asS"ns
this responsibility" ,,,,,.,, -, A.,
We are willing take the responsibility" said Mr.
Beekman , -. ...
grade OF Brook.avc should be changed lng OF -FOUR
teen feet will be required at some points on tho r3ad.
making the cost on the lOts IRONING ~ hVfo ina" ''
present value. -. 49,, .
Tho question Of removing the Offices OF the Board 70
the Stewart Building is being considered by the Commits
sioners. Mrl Crmmns isaid that an offer had been
made to Mr. Hilton of $1,000 year rental for rooms on
the third floor fronting Chambers ST. The present
quarters OF the Board he sad nconvenent Tor the
speedy transaction of business with other city oces
and the members all In favor OF making THIS chang'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-13

shifting gale that caused q confused sea Raabe
was in charge of tho deck, and while ne was Sc p
curing the main sheet the boat gave iurcn anu no
was lost over board
DECREASE IN BUSINESS FAILURES.
The business failures throughout the country IN
the last seven days. as reported to X. y. Dun so 81
Co, number for the United States 1872 ana a aUe
so reported on the Pacific Coast, which is above
the average all other sections of the country sno"
q decided decrease.
FUNERAL OF CLERGYMAN.
The Rev. A. G.. Hooking, priest in charge OF Ilo
German Congregation, Mission of the Holy Cro ,I
who died on Tuesday at No. 2lS East seventeen
st., was buried yesterday in Woodlawn C eme.cLyi;
Al II O'clock the Holy Communion was celebrated
in the Church of the Transfguration IN East
Twenty -ninth-st.. and at noon the Rev ME- Glloei1
UnderEil assistant rector of the church. con4ucted
the funeral ceremonies. The services were Lar geiy
attended,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-13
LIVELY QUESTIONS IN TIE KEEP CASE.
Mp. sTRAHAN CONTINUES TO BOTHER MR.. M WILL
IAMs-THE CASE STILL on.

Mp. sTRAHAN CONTINUES TO BOTHER Mn 4" WALL
IAMs-THE CASE STILL ON.
Tho cross-examination of Mr.. McWilliams,
secretary and treasurer OF the Manhattan Halfway oos
pany was resumed yesterday In Jefferson Markes ~ a
Se.York and Manhattan Companies were consolidated
August 1854 Mr. Strahan asked ior aid not
ment aud Mr. Goodwin said that the "i'hesS IA" NV
Mr. strahan-I say he has 1t:
Mr. Goodwin sAnd say he hasn't IL. - .,,or
Mr. strahan finally procured the agreement ana ater
Sa WS. se q the and
The wtness-Se. SOC. 900 each.
Mr strahan-Prior to the trpartite agreemcnt then
these two companies, with capital OF we're
emns1 70 Se ore aHY other dividend could paid
the stock Of the Manhattan Railway Company"
NM 9e the Manhattan Railway Company
pay dividend except the dividend upon tne C0n'o
The witnessBy the of the lease the rental Is
payable by the New-York Company to the Manhattan
kawsy Company and no, not to the sTooKh0iaer'
The witness-They pay dividend rentals TO me parent
Mr.. strahan-Now repeat the question ,or con
Justice Commands that the best answer 'ou o""
The wItness-I think that comprehends answer to
"" Mr. straHan-Has any dividend declared except
on 500 OOO,O 900 OF consolidated stock l,.... ror,-
The witness-My answer Is tnst tno thnr coananv'.
pany would not pay dividend on any otnef company
Mr. strahan-The reply is not responsive 1rcpeat the
The witness-It has not ,,o,o
Mr.. Strahan-Has the Manhattan company ever paiu
dividend which IL has not declared ,,,. A.,
The witness-No dividends have been paid but diVl-
dend rentals . a., ~, Wi, ona
Mr. strahan-Do the stockholders OF the Newly ana
Metropoitan Railway companies receive dividends nat
are not paid to the stockholders OF the Manhattan Rail
way Company -, $1,000, hrv Tho
The wtness-No dividends have been declared by tho
Metropolitan or New-York companies recently. .
After a recess Mr. McWillams continued TO reply 10
the questions OF Mr. Strahan, stating that INC Manhattan
Railway Company owned no roads previous 10 the con,
sodation Previous to that time the New-fork ana
Metropolitan Railway companies were the owners OF All
the elevated railway structures In the city Mr. stahan
turned to Mr. and said What Is sauce lot
the goo for the gander " TO which MT BOOK
stayer bitterly replied. We know who is the gandcr
Mr.. Strahan-L you're content TO be the goose al
right ,, 49,, ,.,
Mr. Goodwin-Your Honor. in my opinion the learned
counsel is ignorant Of what he Is talking about OF else
10 immaterial. . ,,.
discussion here arose to the time OF Adjournment
Mr. strahan-There is nothing TO prevent you, Mr..
Booksaver from going to the Grand Jury tomorrow
Mr. Bookstaver-We don't want the Grand jury.
Mr. strahan-Yes you do. You've been there before
and they wouldn't receive you.
Mr. Bookstaver-That's false as anything else you
have said. - -, -, -, .-,
around there unsuccessful.
Mr. Bookstayer-Then you know moro than VIC do.
The case adjoined until to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-13
,oRElGY STEAMERS DUE Ar THIS PORT.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK .........FRIDAY. JUNEl2 1885

H..
ARRIVED.
Steamer Lepanto tBr. Abbott Hull May 90, with mdse
and passengers sanderson SON. Arrived at the Bar at
steaacr Archlmrde tan Viola Palermo Nay 2S NAPLES
% Gibraltar - with mdse and passengers to Phelps Bros
GO Nooriisnd REG, SicEeiA Antwerp Nav 80 with
ea Nh Ser 70 Peter Wight sons Arrived at tue
steamcr aracas Hopkins Laguayra cabcl
10 Cnracoa with mdse aud to Bouton Bliss
Steamer waifayen ISe. sowad. BaracOa 5 day.. with
Steamer Taahassec Fisher. Savannah days. with mdse
aud If aS Charleston days with
md and pa to Jas W onintnr, g Co ~ 49,,
pop news with mdss and passengers Old DOMINION IS Co.
steamer knight Chehesier sieoTge5ewh aud Aie1an
Steamer CITY Fitchburg Fish New Bedford with mdso
steamer Walker Aminston, Drinkwatcr. Baltimore. wh
Steamer Franconia Portland with mdso and
ssamer GaaeTs Rearse Boston, with passengers
Ship Vancouver tBr,. Crosby London Maya with cement
and empty barrels order vessel 10 Boyd q Hinckon
rd barr o1e to de- iysra Co. vessel to Whitney Co
Bark Ergo Aust Gdiossich. Port 20 days with
sUNsET-wind SANDY HOOK. moderate sw; hay. At
CITY Isanc. light, sw; clean
sandy Hook-ll pm Bironeter 3Olei Thermometer $751;
CLEARED.
STia
Vernon Brown 4 Co.
steamer Malabar tIr Gorld Jcd,ah Alden, &c-Edw ard
Steamer Lykus Br). Phiskirk. Alicante, sp-sImpsOn,
Steamer Main GER Chrstoaers Bremen via southampton
-Oerchs & Co.
steamer Leerdam lDtchl Polcr, Northumberland. Edge
& Co.
steamer OF Texas Risk Port Royal and Fernandina-
STEAMER Martha stevens Chance Baltimore-J krems
Steamer Manhattan. Colyer. New iayen-Geo stetson
Ship Nylghau (nrl Butler Hong Kong-Boyd Hincken.
Bark Jennie Hardness, Amesbury, Shanghai-Snow q
BARK Amerika (Nor) Melting. Macassar Java-Funch.
Il BarE Martha Davis Benson. Honocu-vemon Brown
Bark Eugenia Longo (Tap Lauro. Port saidF II Smith
nary Canning tBr Mcleod Buenos -scammell Bros
Hark BoystOn small Buenos Ayres-JOhn Norton Sons.
sohr Tasker. ParaLawrence Johnson r 20
SAILED.
Steamers LANDAU city for Bristo Belair glasgow wes-
err Bromen Andes Port au Prince State OF Texas Fenan
u' ships Equator. for Antwerp STEAMBOAT. London.
Anlier Skolheld,
THE MOVEMENTS OF srEAMER4
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON Juno Arrived Escalona Obj. Ander
| son from Montreal May - -
LiykRPooI June " Arrived Humboldt OBI. Ed
| des from NewYOrk May 20
Rr, Bernson aud artisan fBrJ. WyIie for Montreal.
10th. installed steamer England tBrI, Heaiey Tor
onEsssTowS June I2-Arrived steamer Wisconsin (Br)
sailed steamer Br Perry Liverpool hence
SOUTH lmPTos June H. m-Arrved. steamer Elbe tGer)
Hancmann. from New-York June on way TO Bremen
| (and proceeded).
PARA tie June io-Arrived steamer Portuensc tBr Hows
| HAVANA, June Ii-saied. steamer Niagara Baker, fol-
| NeW.York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-13
OWL SERVICE REFORM IN THE COURTS.

The State Civil Service Commissioners spent
the greater part OF yesterday at the Hotel In
conference with the examiners FOR positions under the
Excise Commissioners and with the examiners or the
New-York and Brooklyn courts The reports OF tho ex
aminers showed that the application OF the civil service
rules to these departments had been attended with
excellent results. letter from Court Clerk BOese 10
ex-Judge Armour was read in which the writer SAID
The attendants this court appointed under the
Civil Service are intelligent and competent than
large majority Of those appointed under the old system
NV observation has not been confined 10 the superior
Court but applies to the Supreme Court as we'll"
letter was also received from Dr. Murray secretary
of the Board Regents reference to the appointment
of Law Librarian at Syracuse The COMMISSIONERS de-
cded that since the holders othesc positions are paid
wholly or in part. from tho Chancery fund.-, In the
custody Of the Clerk OF the Court Of Appeals they arc
included In Glass No OF the classified Civil Service
rules; these places are non-compettve in character
Another resolution passed was one permitting health
officers who arc now required 10 qualify before the
County Judge, appear before such persons as the
Commission may designate upon the recommendation OF
appointed as board OF examiners for positons In the
State engineering service: Professor Cady staley OF
Union College, John d. Van Buren,, l and John Bogart
secretary Of the American Society Of Civil Engneers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-13
NEWS FROM TIE SUBURBS.
A MURDERoUs INFANT.

John O'IIara, OF summer.st., Paterson, NJ j.,
appeared before Recorder Greayes yesterday and made
startlIng cbargcs against Robert Blair i've years
and Ten months Mr.. OIara stated that the Blair boy
had caused death OF his son ohnne ago four and
had tried to murder another OF his children. Johnnie
aud the Blair boy he said. were playing about bonfire
and becoming curaged at johnnie. chased
him with a piece Of lighted paper AMI set nre 20 MS
eIothag He was terribly burned and died week later
a. oara would have the drop. he said, had
n moi been that q little while afcrwhrd Robert Bllr
chased his other child with butchers knife Recorder
OF Prosecutor stevenson. issued
warrant little Roberts arrest on acharsc OF assd
aud battery on John Henry o lara An ON 81 Dfosn'
The Rar bow Into court with his mother Yesterday after
noon The boy Is small FOR his He cannot speak
nIaiuy vet Tue Recorder took the mothers rccognl.
Tor the OF her infant Ia case any Grand
Jury should indict him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-13
BROOKLYN.

rr,o .,,onson n, the Brooklyn Elevated Raj lroad In
Broadway from Gatesaye TO East er Gw ~
The annual class day exercises ut Parker Institute
took place in the chapel yesterday aiternoon -, The
eises feature of the occasion Greek chorus
led by Miss Christine L0eser
Policeman Michael Clark. OF the sixth Precinct. was
severely assaulted at late hour on Ihnrsday ngn'
Wills irving TO arrest OF noisy gang OF young men
who were drinking beer and singing songs IN
ttotoS and onlv dispersed his assailants with his
revolver. Two OF them were arrested.
The acting captain and the crew Of eight men pi Ihe
Norwegian bark Bonner ZOgea which arrived In Brook
Iyn on May 81. taken TO the Long lslhd Ooaesv
Hospital. they were suffering rom pod on a
VOYAGE of forythreo days from Brazil showed that u
contained lead from the paint IN inc INSIDE Oh 'J h a.
believed have come from tho stream OF sngslsn
water from which the supply was secur"d III br"]' i"o
sick men now recovering.
since the refusal OF the Rev. Or. Gregg to accept the
rectorsp OF ST AIMS Episcopal Church. to succeed inc
late Dr. schenck no names nave oeep he viii be
closed for the after tomorrow some alera-
tions will made I'm the chancel during the vacation
and n surpiced boy choir will DO introduced inc sun
day-schOo will have picnic III prospect IdTA lo-u")'
which IL another Innovation
The wife OF James McDcrDott who created
In England years and whose movements since
have been yelled in mystery states that she mas positive
information that he is dead she IS Wedrih. mourning
for him.
william A. Marsh, who appeared rs witness against
Edward Riley, lquor-dealer OF No 10 oOunibs-st
for violating the Excise law stated Ia the Excise Com
mssioners Yesterday that he was stenographer Inc
counsel for Riley. who was questioning harsl' calea AZ
tenon TO the that three weeks ago Marsh sad ne
had no occupation and that weeks ago he sad nc
was a Theological student. The witness nonplussei
for moment and then told the lawyer that he He'd ne
was elected from trial and told never to enter
II again.
The complafnt against August Fescher OF attempting
suicide by jumping from the Bridge was dismissed yes
terday az the Grand Jury failed 10 ndlct hli fIeschc
whose family was starving at the time, now has plenty
OF work at good wages bank account OF $500 aud pro-
visions for four months. which were given 10 him just
after he tried to kill himself
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-13
THE RECEPTION OF THE BIG STATUE.

The Aldermen yesterday requested the First
Division National Guard to act as an escort to the city
officials and invited guests at tho reception OF tne par
tbod statue President Sanger said that nothing had
been heard OF the sere she left France All the
arrangements for tho reception were no W complete
mousy adopted "The Common Council OF the City OF
NewYork xtend the officers and sailors or the Is ere
a cordial welcome on their arrival at this
port Among the stirring and unique In
stances of modern times, the rare Illustration OF Ma
tional GOODWILL afforded by the French Republic VIII
typical of the spirit OF on love
OF liberty OF reciprocal respect for grand National char
acterscs creditabe to both Natons as beacon In TINS
country of progress and enlightenment As participants
In this act OF international comfy, the officers OF the
Issre and the representatives OF the City OF ork
meet on ground, dedicated TO peace and ciyza
ton We appreciate the kindly motives which prompted
the Gift from people OF France and shaever cherish
IL as a noble monument of fraternal regard"