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New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
THE VISITING MEXICAN JOURNALISTS

The party OF Mexican editors VINO nave Deeh
visiting points the United States Will arrive
in this city this morning by the Fail RIVER boat ana
arive 10 the Hoffman House. The party arc accom-
wanted by several ladies' They will he the guests OF tho
Press Club while here committee, headed by Prcs
learned OF The M0u and Erpress VIII look after the
comf ri Of tie visitors and escort them 10 various pos
of Interest and around The city rms morning INC party
will 90 TO the Cathedral, and afterward ride over inc
Avenue Elevated Railroad In special Train ~ te
the party Will be driven tnrougn central fIk
and i'm the evening will visit the Casino nj ihe INVITA-
ton nj Mr. Aronson. Tomorrow morning they VIII DC
driven 10 the Press Club where reception VIII DC cln
and later thcy will call Mayor Grace NJ the Cty nan
Tnencc they will go the Mutual Life Insurance Com
ray's buildings, where they will be received Dy eN'sec
iictary OF The Treasury William Window, and Captain
Lanes D Eads In the afternoon they VIII 20 10 Cohcy
Island. ooo A., . Ill, ,.,,. . ,,o.,
AT the foo. Of East Twentysi1lst. and Vist tne III
stitfions under the charge OF the Commissioners OF
Charities and Correction. In the afternoon dinner VII
Inc gwen them In Field Building ut the foot OF Broad
wav David dudley Field will preside asd III the even
,mg tbr Rack ussar will bo witnessed AT Wallacks
Theatre on Wednesday special Train o the Pehhsyi-
van Railroad Company will carry the visitors TO the
berkeley Arms Barnegat Bay. wLcre the day VIII DC
passed They will return In the evening. On Ihufsnay
there will be a trip to Bayside, aud an oidiashioheu
The visitors start for NewHavsn on Friday morning
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
TRANSATLANTIC IRA YELLERS.

The following were among the passengers
who arrived from Bremen yesterday the Ems OF the
North German and Lloyd line:
Abrcclt Grasf, +. A. Boxer Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. stem
hanscr DIR. and Mrs, Thompson, f. G Muller. igna]
sundhei,ner Mr. and Mrs. David Wolf, Mr. ana MIS-
Carl O. schultz j. Elliot Wolf. L. w. +. Hart Leutcn-
anti Commander o. f. Heycrmann, Marcus l. WkitcheI'
Iouis Josephtb hal, f. Henriques. NJ. EleDbogen, j.
BluneIthal Mr. and Mrs r. Lehman, Arthur oipD'
g. C. Roberts Dr. and Mrs ~ 5. Davis Padro r. Koche'
n = Mcconnell. A. Singer. Mr. and Mrs ii. H. Hatch
MIR and Mrs Maurice Il. Flynn. j. Z. Linkcn, r. Bau-
mann Adolph Liebenthal. Charles H. scbaeier inc He''
John Mayer. ...... ,o s.f,ea
The relieving were among the passengers VINO sanea
by the Hamburg American steamship survia TOT nam ~
h1r~ yrsterday: c. Metzgan, DIR. Frank r. DOW INC
Rey and MRS. q. +. Meen. d. Laskowsk the Kew -
1;ocosinski Arthur Mcdonald, Max kantorowicz
EbssrIes somfoer. Isaac Marks, and L. A. Podolski
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
GOVERNOR HILL on A STILL HUNT.

SARATOGA, July IL SpeciaD.-Govcrnor
I who reached this afternoon. Is understood to
have nxcd matters with George Ranos, OF Rochester,
who dropped accidentally into Saratoga today 80 that
the Purcell Rancs fight In Monroe County viii be
abandoned this fan aud solid I'LL delegation will be
sent 10 the state Convention The Governor is confident
that the local politicians he has this afternoon Will
be able to deliver him the Saratoga County delega-
ton Having thus baegcd his game to tho extent OF
fifteen delegates in three hours, Governor Hi VIII go
T. Mt McGrogor tomorrow TO spend Sunday and to
call on General Grant.
The basis agreement s that the Hill dele gates
In the convention shall not oppose Mr. Ranes cand.
daey for the Lieutenant -ti ioyerDorship, or II
that fails, for Controller. Governor I'M
did not commit himself TO Rlncs, but
gave him encourage uent. The fact OF the nnicd sup
MORT OF Purcell aud Ranes to Hill i assured MOnrocs
nine delegates will be for the Governor After Albany
twnlyr delegates have given Mayor Banks conlpll.
m.ntary vote IL Is expected that they will be turned
lnio the IIll camp. Controller chaplin Will be thrown
overheard by the combination which Governor LII Is
forming.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
SUSPICION OF POISON.

COrOntr MtnIlIHRCr, OF DTUOkIyn, ytstVT'Idy
investigated the death Of Mrs. Clara Grobcwsk, VINO
died on Friday at G9d-st. and Myrtle-ave Edward
encbler of No 25l stnte-sf told the Coroner that he
suspo ced the woman had been poisoned Her husband
has grogeery at No 167 Myrtleave The woman was
married "A few months She took TO her bed week ago
and sank rapidly The Coroner did hot finish his invest
CATION. - ~.
Grobewsk had been married twice. His first wife
died last January from tho effects OF being kicked III The
aide by some young who fighting In her nus
bands barroom After the woman died she was foind
internal Injuries In the present said tba tue
presence OF Wmfred Haney servant IN the house. was
the of nnhappness and trouble between Mr. anu
Mrs Groblewski. A post-mortem examination VIII De
held to-day by the coroner
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
OBITUARY..
PETER MESSENGER.

Peter Messemer, age ninety seven, died from
old yesterday In this city He was born IN schal'
lodenback in the Palatinate and was from his carly
youth employed in the manufacture or tiles for his
father Paul Messcmer On the death OF his father he
took charge OF the tile business. and was Mayor OF
schallodenback for twelve years. He came TO TINS
country In 1881 and purchased some real estate In TINS
city, and later on, bonds In Lawcrencc County,
Tenn. from the proceeds OF which he lived until the
time Of his death. He bad twelve children, three OF
whom are living. Peter. John and Edward Messe-
mer. He leaves thirty-eight grandchildren, among
whom are Coroner NJ j. B; Messcmer. Dr. Edward j..
Messemer and Charles +. MESSENGER There are also
sixteen great-grandchildren. Peter Messemer was
possessed OF great physical strength In his youth ana
was renowned a wrestler far aud wide.
Andrew r. Archibald died Friday at his residence No.
20 suttonplace after illness lasting eighteen months
His disease began with attack of pneumonia which
developed into consumption. and later complicated
with Brights disease. Mr. Archibald was at one tms
employed In TIE TRIBUNE composing room, where, as
among all who knew him, he was highly esteemed.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
THE MADE BY rHE ERfE "FLYER"
'birty-six hours was formerly considered

fast time By rail between New York aud CLieago new
train which will be put the Erie tomorrow ana run
daily will leave NewYOrk at y. ~ and arrive III 'h'
eayo q the xt evening IL VIII De inauc UP
entirely Of Pullman coaches desigued for the service
i,ch,d aud dinner can BE- ordered Immediately on
boardng The train IN the evening The ST. Ions section
~ thc rn will reach that city at 7:.iO o'clock the second
nrning ON the train Will be for Cleveland, which
will be reached 1880 the next morning. ana Tor In
ciuuat which will be reached nj 6:iJ that eVchs me
second section OF the train, which viii DO chh .no
Bifnlo and Niagara Falls Iimiioq VIII rcach Bhhao
nj d. % a Niagara Falls ut O:3J the fonw h"rl,
jug making direct connection tor points III canada an"
Michigan The Erie will make extra charge Tor pass
ape ON Is Z" nyer."
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
FIRE DEPARTMENT OPERA TONS.

The Fire Commissioners yesterday sent their
report to Mayor for the quarter ending June 50
The total losses by fires that pcrioc amounted TO
81 O32 OO5 The total insurance OH contents amounted
IN 37O55l and on buildings and vessels $3,i5s. .sss
For putting during tho quarter the dcpartncht
used 7G2O.250 gallons OF water or this amount ABOUT
one.haf was taken from the rivers At the Buildings
bureau during the quarter plans were hed for new
buildings al an estimated cost S6679l03 and for
alterations 10 old buildings - .339.2lO There
were cases OF violations of the building aws s99
buildings furnished with nrc-escapes, anu w
bulldlngs were otherwise made safe.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
REsCUIyG HER PET FROM A DO6-CATCHER
good-looking young woman in cardinal

jersey aud white dress Win Diack anu TAN oos "e'
her arm entered a bakery Eighth-aye. yesterday
morning 10 make purchases Not being npe w
carry both the dog and The bundles sue put tno
nm tIc floor and allowed him to follow behind. just ~
She nasscd into the street James Malon. dogcacncr
spcd the dog and made grab for It, Tue young woan
he catcher seized ts hind legs Then there was srug
cIc for tho possession of the dog. The young woman
came oG victorious before she had hcen roughly
pushed into gntter Al the Jefferson Market i1c
iourt sue told Justice Ford that her name was Manu
Uoriow and that she lived at No. 800 West ! i"rnlb
secondst The gcachcr held Tor trial under @Soo
bai
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
sENAroR MCCARTHY FOR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR.

IN VI
SYRACUSE, July IL (SpeciaD.-ln referring to
discussion that has recently taken place IN this region
concerning Senator McCarthys candidacy for Leuten
auttovcrnor the said today that he now holds
an honorable oico from this district and has hed snch
Office for series OF terms with the appreciation Oh MS
portv and the people OF tho district and hc has yet to
earn that even Ia small degree his constituents are
not In favor Of his advancement to higher position
Al any rate his candidacy for the nomination for Lieu
Tenant depends entirely upon the approval OF
The voters OF his district or that approval he mas
vet TO learn that there Ia shadow or doubt lie says
that his cand for LeutenantG oycrnor VIII only ne
carried 80 far "a may he I'm harmony with the general
interest OF the Republican party In the state inc
S,gacuse Journal (RepJ has declared that senator
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
SEXTON PUDyEY SURE He WILL DIE IN PRISON

A TRIBUNE reporter called yesterday at the
Tombs to william II. Pudney. the sexton who has
beer sentenced twenty years in sing Sing for assault
ing little girls In ST. Georges Church The prisoner
wiped his reddened eyes occasionally WIN an lnmacu
late handkerchief as he said my days numbered
cannot live a year prison. am hity-hye years old
ana II ever get out I'll he carried It's very haru
sentehce for such slight evidence
This is sad To be the third charge against you sug-
gestcd the reporter.
Again the handkerchief used rs tho exscxton SAID
that all the charges false They were prompted by
suiie and now his old he incarccraed prac-
tically for life Mr. Pndney Will start Tor his future
home Oh the Hudson tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
MIR. SWIFT MUST PAY FOR REMOVING GA RbAoh
Health Commissioner Raymond and Deputy

r.,v Works Commissioner Whiting. OF Brooklyn. held
meeting Yesterday to settle the garbage contract when
had been rclnquIshed Friday by Contractor George
r. swift IL was determined to have the city garpaso
.,"rad AT the cost of Mr.. swift and the se
rrr,,,cs rrpU, ON his bond OF $4,000 Mr. sias, VINO
has pig gerry Yaphank has offered o.. TO Iss nss M as
"a oa fhs Long Island Railroad provided the anihor
hes pay him cents barrel Tor hans % r the
srI,ac ce AT this depot which. however Will prooapy oe
5one ana the sum charged TO swift
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
TO BE TRIED FOR CRUELTY TO A CAT

On wednesday Joseph OlImsky, VINO regis
tiers himself rs an importer and lives at No. 24i East
Fifythird-sf undertook to Kill cat lie Deat the poor
brute until he concluded that IL was impossible TO XIII IL
in that manner aud then tried the plan or swinging III
around hi head times and dasnng against the
wall lie finished the by throwing the cat
ont of the fourth story window OF his house Minnie
Baker who lives at No. 2i5 East Fiuy-second-st IN
mails OF the affair." and yesterday Joseph was prisoner
I'm the Yorkvilc Court In custody OF Agent seymour nc
said the cat was vicious and that he Obliged 10 XIII
it, but did not intend be cruel lie was held Tor TRIAL
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
FOREIGN STEAMERS DUE AT THIS P0Rl
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF .YORK.....--sATUkDAY. JULY IL. 1885

PORT OF NEw.YoRk. SATURDAY JULY II. 1888
ARRIVED.
steamer Gassano t Moore Ilull June 10 Newcastle %
,,dae % with sandefson Son. Arrived mt tho
Bar at Z. 80 IN. -. ,,-.- e.. =, H.. ...,
mese 10 order vessel to Func Edge Co. Arrived at the
RAJ at $40 n M N, ,,,,-..
ana ~ and Christians 20 with mdse and passengers TO
Emnch E1l,e * Co. Arrived ut the Bar at jl5 ~ ~
slip nOnauwur OF 81 Johl - Lane nun 10 aays vi"
cbn1x 10 order; vessel 10 snow x BURGESS.
Austl SteDanovcb. smyrna Mar H. Scaiah0'
va Nav "a with mdse Ia j McAndrews.
narH Abysstnin crl Hughes Liverpool Al days. with
ml 40 10 Funch, Edye & Co
TO order vessel TO Seager Bros tLmitedl.
Cleared yesterday
so,mer Gen Werlcr (Gerl Chrsocrs Bremen via South
amnton lime mdse 10 Oelrichs 90
Iark Madro Flg ita Scarpati, Lcghorn " days. wth
mdse 10 order; vessel TO Scager Bros,
CLEARED.
steaner Croma (Br. Cave L0nd0n-Henderson Bros
Steamer (lir Bence. Liverpool VIA oneels'o"h-
Peter Wright Il sons. - ,,...,. a f,o
steamer Caand (Dtchl, Bcujcr Rotterta-Funch Edye
& Co. ,..u. .u.-.-n-potey
Wright * son. -, u,... cn
Steamer Pomona rl Cook Montego Bay-C Wesseis * ~
steamer Fram lNorl Berudsen, Baraeoa-9omez q fesr
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
VIEW HOME FOE THE DOCK BOARD

The new municipal pItr dt tHc bdIVcrJ Wit
bo complcted at q cost OF about $4,000. The per
which was begun last August, Is 40 feet wide anu 80
a a. iepgth II il buili under the authority Of a net
nf tho Legislature OF 1873 -, which provides that IL
shaIl bp used exclusively by the Police and DOCK Bofu
for thcr boats and other purposes At expense OF
about 900 the Dock Board VIII at once erect upon
shs ne wo-story iron shed covering the whole pier
cxcrpt ten feet at the end. This she'd u IL
uscy will be completed by October l. Then the Con-
,r,ssuers will retnoye all the executive ofices there'
nnd y breaking up the present Duane-st Offices. snnu'
ally save the city $500 In rent
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
pRrzgS FOR PART SONGS.

The Muswigia Society, of this city, offers two
prizes one OF 800 and of 50 for the two best ior
rart songs for mems voices. with or without accompa@' M
,nrn that may bo submitted TO tho society Dciofo DO
ceier l. The accepted songs are to become the p'V%p ~
ery of the society aud will be sung AT lts VI
curren seasnn None to occupy more than eieh..
minutes I'm its performance. Tn" committee Oh S"r
arc William X Chapman. chsirman, fordhnm, cr -: a.
William Drcssler and George b. Prentice. Inc onei -
omen 70 ali com posers In the United states.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
DIRECTING 10 HOSPITAL TREATMENT.

Michael Hayes. an employe OF the Elevated
Railroad while crossing the track at Madsonave anu
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ninth-st early YESTERDAY N's
s,.t nv train aud thrown into the street. nc ras
s,ared mn unconscious and seht kto s,io ~
pintb.st Hospital I. was discoseren u'a ~ tns
iv ,ninrv which he had received was fracture Va nv
% Vhcn he was told tks he rtinsed 10 re.hah ~ %
hospital lie broke away fre~ t9s a''sns"5 81 sa 5sS West
Eartvthird-st and hs lay % home In BED ~ sse ss'
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
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WILL " BOSS" MIA UGHLIN DECLARE WARF
rrianda of a. Rossr Mclaughlin Yesterday

denied the report that had decided TO make open war
70 the story that IA did not seem to cmanao
from any body or source he nothing to reply TO re-
arn A. II il said by OF the Brooklyn potcihhs
that the oppointments Of Wilber Black ana Brower
we're iii satisfactory to Mr.. Mclaughlin By osher DEM
crsts however his the Administration Is not
believed TO be strong might be or as IL once was
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
SUDDEN DEATH OF A vAssAR CIR

ITHACA, July II (NpecldO "A dlspatch frOM
Trumnnsburg says that Miss Jennie Guon. student OF
yassar College who was visiting her grandmother in
that place. died suddenly yesterday afternoon She ate
hearty dinner and seemed In tho best OF health when
suddenly she exclaimed. " GrandmxI am dying! ~ Be
fore medical aid could be summoned she was beyond
recovery Miss Guion intended spending the summer
at Trnansburg aud expected to be graduated the com
Ing year.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
THE NEW AMERICAN, OF RrcuFIELD SPRINGS

The New American, Of Richficld Springs, has
opened Its fifth nnder the popular naDageiGsIs
OF Uriah Wech formerly OF the ST. Nicholas HOTEL New.
York; with additional attractions. among which It's ui-
exceled culinary department Is not the least Its st
tioD, opposite the springs the perfection OF It's cnrs
management the comfort OF its spacious parlors and
single rooms make IL the model OF a country hotel.
Those who have been there once, return. IerDs arc
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
MS. BAYARNS CONDITI(

WASHINGTON. July 11.-Secretary bayard
telegraphed from Wilmington Del. to-day, that mrs.
Eayard passed quiet night, but was weaker this no
3Dg
WILMINGTON. Del. Juy 11-Mrs. Bayard's cohditioh
tonight is unchanged, that she is growing weaker
Among the family, faint hopes OF any iaVor
able change are entertained.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
n1seoKER STREET CARS IN BROADWAY.

The new Broadway road VIII soon enter Oh
its duties feeder and receptacle ior the bieocA
st. line OF cars and in time OF others IN "hcn '"co
c.. 1. t,aro,,ad The swItches which have bccn put
oa, , - ara for Ills purpose OF switching the
Eieecker-st cars To the broadway iihe NJ Dee
Jacob sharp said yesterday " ~ SOON ~ 'Ae s'S-
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12

Troy. July 11.--William Sprague, OF Green
woh. missed his wife from bed yesterday morning on
searchng he discovered her lying on the ground OUT Oh
doors I'm her night clothes with her throat cut sne a
moi cxpected TO survive. Ms sprague, whc sevepy
Years old attempted suicide week ago by jumping INTO
N
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
TIE WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WAsHINGToN. July 11.-For New England,
continued cool and generally fair weather, variable
winds.
For the Middle Atlantic states. continued cool anu
generally fair weather except the coast ana In tho
extreme southern portion occasional light local ruihs
variable winds
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
A cREMAToRY IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, July IL (SpeciaD.-At Mana
yunk there wnssoon be built crematory. Plans are
drawing and sufficient smoney is subscribed TO as
sure success TO the undertaking The chapel Will be 100
Sect by So Of the ancient Greek style OF
and will contain 10000 inches for the deposit OF the
oshes Of crcmated b0dieA
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12

Jesse r. Grant, of General Grant, in suit brought
for the recovery OF $113.415 so, with interest. the
amount of vsrous sums Of money deposited at different
times with Grant K Ward
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
KEPT ON THE FENCE BY A BULL.

GALLATIN, July 11.-While +. 7. Ham.
age eighty nine. crossing lot on the farm oil A. D.
MYERS he was chased by a bull and had to remain on q
fence until rescued by a son OF Dir. Myers.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12

The Dashng Surge that breoks upon the beach contains
ingredients which constitute powerful auxiliary ot
health Genn's sulphur Soap In the 0ah health
ful properties and beautifes the SKIN.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12

TrrnrvE OFFICE July 12-l a m.--The changes In
the barometer yesterday were slight Fair and cooler
weather prevailed. The temperature ranged between
G9o and s3o gthc average C747s0 being % lower than
nm the day last year and 2' lower than
Friday. ,, , -, Nh. ,
mnv no o expected to-day IN this cityand vicinity.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
BADLY BITTEN By DOGS THAT NE MAD cAtGHI.
Lnhn Ford q licensed dag catchcr, living ~


Third.nve and Tweuiy.oighihs 81. WAS taken 10 the
Nineiy.ninih street Hospital badly injured yesterday
His night leg was fractured in two places and he was
severely bitten by dogs. Iord aud his assistant were
ont all Of Friday night IN tie upper part OF the city
catching dogs They captured twenty-five which was
an that the Wagod woud hold hulu. ON their way nome
three more large trkcn and Tied under the
wagon The lew dogs were vicious and quar-, ls"me.
They showed constant tendency to snap at the horses
heels and Fords assistant feared that they were going
mad. Ford insisted that he would take Them al I" to
pound at sixiecuih-st. and the Last RIVER. Az
Nutirth.st Oh .hc West Drive. one OF the dog. sue
cerdcd In snappiDg the hurse's lex ana thc
adimal became ungOvernable Alter kicking
frauticy for "A minute she started on a full run
The assistant Jumped from the cart, but Fora held 10
the reins until the horse upset the wagon on pr OF
rock. Al Eghfy-sixtl-st The dogs In the wagon cs-
capcd but Ford buried under the cart with the
vico,. hrutes lie unable To- rNircair bi.nscu and
fhc logs turned nrrrey HIM lie shouted Tor hclp
bn IL was not until "A crowd hal collected ana cto"baF
WA. obtained that lc released. An ambulance car
rrd him tO the hospital where lac amcht'H iasi hlgh
that his wOck for thls season ws ~ an chd hcTota
dog Will the district during the "eeh lot
the dogs that escaped
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12

urDGMENT IN FAVOR OF JESSE r. GRANT
Judgment was entered up Dy deiaui. in Tue
s,nrs,o court Yesterday for sl2I 472 &C In favor OF
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12

tions are maae the Bleccker-st will turn into
Broadway at Bcecker-st and thence run to ana from
the post oce going around 1t at the south OF 1t ON their
way to and from the ferry"
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
THE cu,Mp,ArN CANAL BROKEN.

Fort EDWARD, July 11.-About twenty
foe, of the Cons Falls feeder OF the Champlan Cahai
gave way last night Navigation will be suspended sew
eral days on that part OF the canal.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
Long Beach Hotel,

Long lslann.
Sea Bathing UDsurp issc1.
50 50 and - per day.
Scutlgats. Murray & Wilkins)n.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12

sf the Navy Erastus Corning and Joseph Morgan y.
Kscreary Endcott Ia expected to arrive at the Firth
xVenue Hotel to- night from Washington.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12

Summer Complains cured and immediately relieved by
DuGy's Pure Malt whskey 81 2j bottle soi by Drug
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
JAMES UyEILL ~ MONTE CRIST0"
James O'Neill has decided to take mont

James ONeill has decided TO take "oiIvo
Crso" on the road for another season THIS mas peeh
made necessary because OF the demands OF
Mr. ONci arrived IN this city yesterday anu wls
The cast will stronger and scenery entifey no"' ~
season will begin about the middle of scpteniper'
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
SICK AND DISABLED MATTHEW CHIP.

KINGSTON, July 11.-Matthew Chipp, a rela-
tive OF Lieutenant Charles Chipp OF Arctic fame. ana
who is an old actor aud resident Of this place. Is SICK
and much troubled with disabled leg. But ht'o nope
n entertained OF his recovery.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
MIR. ROsENFELD AND me "MRADo"
{ Sidney Rosenfeld telegraphed to his repre-

sentative in this city yesterday that he had maze
rangements 10 produce Gilbert snvan's Msauo 1s,.
at the Union Square Theatre on July 2o wiz" "o'A
Reed and Alice Harrison In the principal parts
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
Hofel Herdanln.

4lsst and broadway conducted the Arercln plan with
accommodations for and transient parties
All apartments have private bath and toilet Sop,
light, and airy dningroo the ninth boor Rooms VITA
without bOaId.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
Dr. No,t ou snecr's Wine.

Dr. Mott Specr's Wine.
DR.. Mott OF the Bellevue Hospital College, gives lis
qualified Endorsement to Specrs Wines aud recommends
their sicky females end consumpyos 1t can Dc pro-
cured Of any frstclass druggist.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12

The the haona variations this CITY BY tsnns
oftme the "
ng midnight Irregular ne line repssnt. the oscillation,
nrcury hours The brok dotted line repsys
Thermometer ~
nut phaImaey, SIS BrosdssI
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
MAXINE INTELLiG ENCE

MINIATURE ALMAvAc
sun rses &c., 727Moon set $50 Moons age. ds 30
HIGI WATER rO-JAt
vsondv HOOK 7:2Ot;ar. slsnt. 7:51l He'll Ga,.. 9s6
FM-saidy Hook. 1885 GOV. s-nL slS: Hell GAIA lOU7
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
MdRRIEN

GREEIsE-LATIMER-O July 7, 1855. DR.. william 4
GeeLso TO kItte daughter OF Dr. J. g. Latmef bOi Mt
Vernon ~ Y.
wEBER-BRADY-O July 8. 1885. at the Continental
Hotel, -Pbade pha, By tia Alfred Ncvin, ~.
Albert Weber to Miss Irene Brady both Of the Cy New
Nark