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Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-16

Train No. makes immediate connections al
N-nia for Washington {. H.. thIIlicuthr. Gin
ciunati and Columbus. Ne. giS th,. fast ga y
ern express. making immediate connections al
Ne eIia for Plttsburg. Harrisburg Washlugtru
Baltimore, Philadelphia. New York. Boston
all eastern and New England points. Also
through car service for Cleveland No u
III ,hes direct connections at Ntuia for ClarIu
natl. Louisville and points south. Through
trains for Richmond. Indianapolis. Il. Louis
and points west.
No. :. fast line. western and southern ~
press, making immediate connections at Nrula
for Cincinnati. Louisville. Chattanooga. Nash
vile, Memphis and New Orleans, ana tor Rich
mond. Chicag" and points in the north and
northwest; Indianapolis, II. Louis. kan>a~
city and points i'll the west and southwest.
All trains run on central time. which i -
minutes slower than city time.
Tickets sold and baggage checked - all
points in the United States, and reliable in
formation can be- obtained at the 0tfict. Of the
c0mpany's agent. this city. Particular Iufur
nation as To time of train connections. rates
etc. checrfully furnished
Call on }. VI. HINES. City Ticket Agent
JAMES MCCREA, Manager
+. 4. FORD. General Passenger Agent
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-16
DIR. Van norman. Academy.

DIR. and Nine Van Norman'S school foI
ladies founded 1851 will reopen Oct |, al
3l5 West Fifty-seventh street. New York.
Special advantages in music and modern
languages. Reference: DIR. +. V. Van
Norman. Springfield, o. 2S5tt
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-16

NOTICE To CONTRACTORS.

NEALEb proposals will be received At the of.
- nee 81 the tlty Clerk OF the city Of Spring
ErId. bHin, for furnishing materials and con
StTuctIH- the main sewer Of So much Of the
hrrrnmouat sewer district. or sewer district I
No. ~ lies On ant ~ for Poster street be
tween Main street and the intrrceptiou sewer,
south and nearly parallel with the general
course "t Buck creek. according 10 the plans
pr"iI"S and specifications therefor on file in
the "i'l"" Of the tIyii Engineer of said cirv.
All bids must be for furnishing all the ma
t"r!tiS and completing the work according I
sud plans, pTunleS and Specifications must
state price for Labor, and material separately
must d" signed by the full name Of all persons
Interested IN said bid and shall also be signed
10y some res pu nSlhle dlSlnt-T-Sted person As A
guarantee that a contract will BE-. entered into
ana the work performed. provided said bId is
accepted, and must be- On file with the CITY
iicTN on or before twelve o'clock noon .
tuesday. the I'd day VI December lSs5 tn be
opened ana publicly read immediately after 4
o'clock, noon. of said day. in the presence Of
the 'ltv Clerk. Mayor. City Engineer and As
Sl>idnt city Engineer. or any two of them. and
reported To Council by the City Clerk at the
first regular meeting OF Council thereafter
The Council reserves the right To reject anv OF
all PROPOSALS SO received for any reason they
may deem sufficient.
By order OF Council,
J. ;. SHEwALTER- City Clerk
u -
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-16

rOR SMF-Carying knives and forks Fable
L pocket and cutlery cases for holiday ur,.>
ents at George II. Eberle L Co. l. East Main
street ET
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-16
FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.

NOR RENT-Suitahle lodging room for Young
I men or for families. Enquire of Thomas
Sharp. Isl E. Main. i~tf
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-16

i three miles from Springfield on the R,brr'
pike. Call at the premises for terms. Margrrf
fandi. pI'
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-16

DOR SALE-Piano. irsf-class. at one-third
I its cost Call and see II AT - East II sh
street ri
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-16

Just received. at the a9c store a large lui
of plush mirrors. cheap. Goa
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-16

The point dAlencon il"unce~ on the dr,.~>
of the Queen Christina ot Spain cost >20a
a yard
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-16

Just received. a lot of new hanging lamp,
N the 99c store hui
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-16

TOR SALE-A third interest in well estlh-
I lished and profitable manufactory. Owner
out Of health. Wick 4 Coles. over Lsgnuda
Bauk 81
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-16

No. -, mixed train. carries passengers be-.
tween Arnia and Springfield Leaves N-uia
| l.. ~ ID IN
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-16

Toy Books at the 90 cent store. a1a24a
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-16

TOR SALE-Fire screens. in stock or to order
etc 'I,ipS , Wirlcr I Son. Fisher street Sis
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-16

JI-.NTED-A good boy to feed job press one
" MIN some knowledge Of printing mr..
frrred. Apply TO Reed Ralph, s3s West Nam
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-16

NJ. II. 7 No. .. NJ. >. No. p, 4.
ARRIVE. Local East Culh's Cig
Exp Emp. ENp ENr.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-16

WANTEp-Lsdies and gentlemen In city OF
homes q 10 81 a day can be easily made.
work sent by mail; no canvssslng. w hay,
good demand for our work and furnish sIrady
employment. Address, WITH stamp. Crown
natl, Ohio. t'mi
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-16

NANTED-A Courtiand sleigh, cheap Ad.
W dress B." box Z, city. SCI
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-16

UrANTEp-Tyo young gentlemen hoardrr>
W VIII give them front room on first floor
Also transient boarders at sl.Oo per day. Apply
at nO South Spring. Er
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-16

IUANTED-l.eN Men. Women ana Children
W tncaII at the Candy Kitchen. l21 West Main.
whep Candied Popcorn Is sold Al one cent per
quart 2li
VrASTEp-lN statesmen at once. Address
W Brown Bros. Nurserymen. Rochester. y.
Si2 Kn'
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-16

TOR SALE-Fresh tenderloins. pork. sausage
I short ribs and sausage meat, wholesale md
retail. Philip Beckers, 8 +. High St i}h>
T0R SALE-Boarding house aud saloon az
L 16 East Main street. Change of bu>l Ness
reason for selling +. Rueckert &Tt
TOR SALE-Fine family mare, all sound and
I a first class driver; can be driven by any
lady. Call on John Wren. lsHti
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-16

WANTED-Partner-Mu be first class
W salesman and travel. Business light and
profits large Small capital required. Address
"partnrr" this office. SIT
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-16
WANTED.

WANTED-Lsdies to work Tor Us AT inrIl
quietly made No photo: painting. n" ran
yassing. For full particulars, please address
al once. Crescent Art Co.. Boston. Mass soN
$40 t-fWt
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-16

The statement made in several papers ID
tin, effect that the two men killed AT Green
Springs last week We're quarrcling at the time
Of the calamity is Incorrect, As Mr Welty
Stated before hi- death that they were dis
,li>>ing the manner in which they should
r,rair certain ear. Pearl g. Welty. son
of the deceased. has brought Mrs. Welty.
ms mother. here t" reside. Young Wrlty
works in the ''knotter' room in tn" East
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-22

81 800 each Charles j. Patterson their counsel the
ised that the man, who n so ihf ~ he
authorities would surrender hlHfelt anu b''S O~4' " 49,
amount was fixed Mt the sum named
Ittnrns ont that Thomas and sarah White VINO we,o
committed to the Fatbush Insane Asylum as INMATES "a
ThnrsJay arc brother aud sister They were arreseu
early IN the month OF July charged with REFUSING 10 S
dead child and alleged tho reason Tor not Dur'lpk
thai thew and the child were bcwitched 6y Drulue
woman probably has this deuson, but lhomas mas ia
mitted hat he told the story Of wtchcraU 10 concea
reason Tor not burylng the child which was that ne
Jealous Of young man VINO Nlsl'eu 'no hV''' 49,"
" lom his sister showed a fOndness.
Policeman Uirlch OF the Thirteenth Precinct MADE -
clever capture OF burglar early yesterday mornnis,
While walking his beat in MOOrest. a. a. H. he iounu -
tramp standing front OF No. and asked Whal ho
doing there. Tne tramp was making aho eNoI -
when a noise was heard IN the basement or No -.
Urich pushing the tramp ahead OF MIN went uo"n ~,
In found Conrad Gunder packing up some articles: 10
seized both Gunder and the tramp and shouted uht
woke Henry Socr. who lives in the house. Nesteiuas
morning Seller made a change Of burglary against uu
der who has served several terms Tor Larceny h mn
crimes The tramp. who gave ms name a. LulI bcib'
mann. was held on a charge OF vagrancy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-22


During an illness of Mrs. Sturgeon, before
Nh Sturgeon lett her room fur the Journey De- Wa CON
tcmpating. she remarked that she h"I"i ne would NOT
he ANNOYED with her for telling him what hl cu pass
IN through her mind. she made him, however promise
that would not 10 procure tf Objects Tor winch
she had longing She then told him thJt SHE hal
been wishing Tor a piping -bulrch ana IN onyx ring.
or course Mr. SpurgrOn expressed Ms Willingness 10 get
both. hut sho hcd him TOMS promise lo hd 10 make
sick call ON his station veil ~ call AT the
Tabernacle. shortly after reaching the sex PERSONS
house the mother al the patient, To hlH ahiIeurut,
A .srd Mr. Suurgcon II Mrs >. would lk" piping bull
finch that ther had one but that s music was trying
ON the wand and they would gladly part with Il 10 one
who would give II the regulate care II" then mad" hl-
call at the tabernacle and after reading NolumiuOus
corrr-pnnloncc. 1T last t. lett, AMI parcel un
deriving the other letters The letter was from lady
unknown to HIM. who had received benefit from his
services tabernacle. aud - SlEht token OF her
npurcciation asked his acceptance ~
the nclosr urcklci AMI bracelets. Tor which
she had no further This intensified his surprise
and he FASTENED nome with what had been 80 STRANGELY
sent went up his wite- sick room ami placed IA" Obj
Icctn longcd FOR before her @hc met him with
look OF pamed rcproach he had allowed his regard
10 override PROMISE but when he detailed the ruo
circumstances Of the ease she was nll"d with surprise
and asked Mr. rpuigeOn what he thonght or i His
py was characteristic: think YOU arc one or your
heavenly Fathers spoiled children, aud lie just gives
YOU whatever you ark Tor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-22
LuLLLnN .T-LNENs - "a ms PORL
SHTpPIVf NETy
PORT Or NETWORK ............ FRIDAY. AUG p. !
ARRIVED

PORT or NEW.i DIRK FRIDAY AUG. p, loso
ARRIVED
steamer Riron Ciiy Iu. Jenkins, Newcastle Ang . aud
Dundee iud.r Iri passengers % >ludcrson g SOU.
Arrived ~ the R1r a go pm
steamer pcuiliud lBriCL Meytr Antwerp Arf : WIN
uu,. pIa- 20 Fetcr Wright & Sons Arrived al the
steamer furcsa. rccd. New orlcau, Aug 49, with mdsc
aud pla.,ug,l fO = . Van SlChl,.
Mtuh tuip stevens Notiul@ Win mdsc ana pas
.ourer. 10 Ola dominion ~ Go.
L. knight chichester. Georgetown AMI AlcNan
ira W an mi-. to Tho- " " lShtudu.
steamer Frosburs Ms Baltimore. with coat To CONSOLE
dated Coal Co.
steamer Coop Bennett Portland. with wdsc and pas.
scug,rs ~ HoIato Han
Steamer CIV savannah Daegott Philadelphia In ballast
steamer city Of Sow Bedford Davis rall River with mdso
to lGuTuCn a. lrNcil
E,rL Jennie pa Lcr log { John NIB Ncalc Rotterdam 90
DAYS with empty barrels TO order vessel 0I Parker Co
E,Rark Abraham tA- Jch IagAari Juno iowa Dcl3Wat"
Il c atrr with mdsr 10 order tS-cl 10 Muster
Bark Ng late Iti, SIERRA Nuu'"Yheo 80 days via Della
Wi Rrcak water In ballast To tuucu. Edge ~ co.
uurA Iiimu (ltAl CuouO honteNdeo 90 with
& vessel "a Fuuch, l-dYC & g."
Amelia Maria lttD. fOm,o. tAtIuM 70 days win
salt rags order vessel 10 Punch. EdA e GO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-22
NEWS From THE SUBURBS.
DISPUTE ABOUT A DITCH IN RAILWAY.

DISPUTE ABOUT A DITCH IN RAliNA1'
From a period remote the menOry OF man Iuhh, "a
not 10 he contrary what is know at tnl"tS II W
main street Ditch has been source OF dispute ~
each successive Common Council has come INTO power
for mqny years past this ditch has never deu 10 oo
p for settlement AID has regularly been let ~ fs
TO tho next Cuuncil. Boards of Health lnnnlnofano
Originally IL was natural wstercourso. Out as the oN
grew drains. pools and vaults have found an QUIZ
through this ditch which has It's outlet into inc ah""!
River near Man-st. 80
Dr. II. H. james prominent physician, owns Iai-o
uece OF prcpcrty The line III thi- ditch ana lNcs on
Main st. For number Of ycIr- past his health ma Dc.h
FILLING and for SIX months past he has been confined 20
his house. He attributes bis troubles Ihitcy 70 la
ditch and be- has determined 10 stop the drainage llH
other houses going through his property by the dtc.
Accordingly some time ago Le Informed hls hclth'o1,
Tnfts who had drainplpc from his tWOhpu-cS run
acrDr, portion OF the Doctors laud and omptyn 10
the ditch that he must make other ARRANGEMENTS bH'
MIR Tufts did nothing ard The Doctor on "Wednesday
ordered his wOrkmcn ll the ditch This thoj az
ana or c0ur.o stopped the drains Of the hou-c occupied
ly Mr. Tufts and Ms son, Councilman Iuus ln mo
re- cut this action and hired mon to open tlc "lcl,
which they did. and tbou ue Doctor l'I !,
nllfd up again. TIl'a again ma d. oI"i,' '''
and hong a mt nher ~ the Board OF Health caused q
meeting " that body % hf called on lht-daJ Lghl 10
take action ON the question whether tu could STOP
,.bor'- drain. Tho Board met aid Mr.. luii- OF
fefrG resolution that tuc Chcf NJ Pole" Hhould De Z"
rccfed 10 -uo that thr dIans empty ing INTO thc Mh
rt.crt Difrh lc not oh-Iuclei IA r'-"InI"n was '
ami a. Idits fmlcd TO have his resolution passed. I~
probable tuat Or. Jane- VIII COME out 'ct"Ii"i- at"
Nayor eKur,-s hI4 iutrn0u tg spare LO rNuii q iA
tie city %. this 4u nuisance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-22
BROOKLYN.

Conternos Military Band will play this afternoon al
Prospect Park.
Fritz Fcin, the sailor who killed Julius Wolf on the
bark Mozart lying at the foot OF Batic-st August
lG died at the Long Leland College Hospital yesterday.
Isaac Nash OF No IL LOrlmcT-st, stabbed In the
side with "a penknife by Joseph Wade OF No. DIG Lori
mer-st The wound is serious. Tue boys are thirteen
wears old ana the stabbiug out OF "A quarrel in
which they threw dirt at each other
The Rev Mr. Chapman, rabbi OF the Temple israel In
GreeDe-ave will preach his farewell scrmon to-day lie
willleaye New York by steamer state OF Texas
August 20 to take charge OF the Temple Emanuel at
Dallas, Texas.
An order settled ycstsrday In the suit OF Francis
Markey against the Brooklyn Elevated Railroad which
provides that The defendant shall deposit $4,000 in the
brookyn Trust Company TO be held security for such
damaces as the plaintiff may sustain by reason Of the
construction OF the road IN front OF his property and
which be awarded to him In any proceeding what
ever.
Gourlay Lawler and German, who are under arrest
charged with causing the death OF Mrs. Ann MeAulinc
were yesterday admitted 10 bail BY Judge Pratt L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-22
,oreyAN ELEyArFD fLEcrRfo noIoa

A short square car carefully wrapped IN
white canvas vas drawn rapidly down the Ninth AY"nh"
Elevated road c-teriay afternoon 10 the fOnric ni-
- station where On OF on side ira 4. Ca tho
sides oil GA. canvas painted ' Tho DAFT Li"cilc
Motor" Engineer ~ thoir trains passed looked rom
urir cab windows cnrnusY az the small Viie object
NOT larger than The cahh O their locomotives, and Their
criliri ms ~ ~ success were NOT favorable.
1uc" BENJAMIN Franklin Do i7thr name Of the motor.
II weighs nine and quarter tons ana wa- made III
CrrcnNc. y. J. 1Lc machinery ihl consists mainly "i
Ivu,uo whru Is receive the electric currtnt com
ing from ID, generator 800 Eighteenth near NnlldNe
This curf,uf rrNONes The atauro oh ia" can d} htm'
rrodlcin. the power by which The wh"ci- are moved
backward forward IL the viii 81 the operator Inc
turpo-, 10 attach these uOiOr, II su crS7u, 10 the
ir,fi- ia place OF tie locomotive. These Viii draw
half dozen cars IL f. claimed ny lhr inventor, a. easily
"a locomotive, alih"h~h thcy 90 not vega nan AZ
uucn After tnc trains stopped Inst evening on tho
Elevated road. several removed the canvas cover
Ing from the BENJAMIN Franklin and examined the
machinery \ trial vii probably Do made OF tho mo
TART IL a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-22
NEW-YOAK CITY.

Eben's fist Regiment Baad viii play this alter
noon IN East River Park
Charles Goss the young man Who committed
suicide BY shooting himself il the leit breast al
Fort Lee on August 10, dcd yesterday 1T the
NInety-nInth street Hospital
FAILUKr~ or wErK.
The business failures occurring throughout ihe
country during the lat seven DAYS, rs reported %
II. e. Dun & Co. yesterday number for the United
States 1873 and for Canada 49, or total 81 i = a.
against 1G- ast week and $50 the week previous
to the last The failure are light M most parts 81
the country, especially IN the SouthcIh states.
The Pacific states alone Show no decrease.
PLANS FOR A NEW A-YLrV.
three-story asylum binding is tobe erected on
the southwest corner Of lenth-ayc. and Oue-huu-
drcd-and- f0urth-st by The Society tor the Rohci
Of the Destitute Bind at cost Of so 600 Plans
for IL we're submitted 70 Superintendent DOench
at the Burcau Of Buildings yesterday.
WEIGHED WITH 4 RRIcK AID CoEBLL-s1pNE.
An unknown man about fifty years old was
found in the North River az the foot OF Fifteenth
ST.. by Patrolman jancn smith OF the SlAteehth
Precinct. A brick was found IN one pocket and "A
cObble-stone IN the other lhe BODY was taken 10
the Morgue.
CALLING FOR REVIVAL OF THrLATD LEAGUE.
Patrick Eagan president of the Irish National
League of America, has ISSUED long address 10 all
the former members of the ilish National Land
League III this country ealing upon them to ievive
the League and subscribe money Tor the payment
Of the eighty followers that Alr Parucli hopes 10
have in the new Parliament.
TIE BODY OF ROBERT T-PrrE FOCND.
The body of Robert upper, aye seVetcen, VINO
was drowned on "Wednesday while bathing IN the
North River or Ouc-hundrcd and -cyrntecuth-st.,
was recovered yesterday and taken TO the home Of
hi, parents No 1888 MadIsOn-avc. lie was "a
promising ad and his death is sad blow to his
parents.
SENT 10 PRISON FOR Sic tLGNG.
Peter Mccarthy and Daniel Junkerman, who
were discovered by Mary Byfnc servant at the
house of Edward Duffy. No 2i7 <ast lwenty first
ST. on the night of August II just as They were
stealing piano cover and other articles of furnI-
HaI L Cont A.
eral Sessions and were sentenced by Judge Glider
sleeve to five years each IN the state Prison
RAID WORK IN THE GENERAL SESSIONS.
Judge GIlderseeve yesterday commended As
sstant District-AttOrney PuTdy and the jurors of
the Court of General Sessions OH the rapldlty with
which cases had been disposed Of this term. Chief
Clerk oman reported that 30 pilsoLers had been
sentenced or discharged and that only fiity-nino
prisoners were in the TOmbs. n much smaller mum
Der than Is usual ut the end Of a term. The work
of the court was never more rapidly earned on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-22

ballast TO 10 Amsinck & Co.
CITY island fresh. ssw; thick shore. ''"'' Az
sandy HOOK 10 M barometer sooS Thermometer ~
CLEARED.
Steamer Croma (Br. Carr, London-simpson, Spence q
steamer City Chester Br cOndrOp, Lverpool-pctcr
Steamer Jersey City CBr. HCrler BristO-Arse Doug
Steamer Polynesia Ger) Kuhne Hamburg-Phelps Bro,
steamer Caland Dtch Bonner Rotterdam Punch Edyc
steamer Rover tBrl, Ohrioa, Baracoa-wm W Hurlbut
Brunswick Ga-C IL Mallory & Co.
Bark Aspotogon CBr. Mckenzie, Picol Ms J Whitney
Bark Ardlto AUST. Mnieh Lisbon. po.tBcla cosulcb
market m5aE ls XrnoG YP Hines CO. ' ANU
BARK Balkan (Aust), Fian''n, Lisbon POrt-Andrew
RaTk Sirius tNor) Jorgenscn Harrington HoI-carsten
Roma B TauEncr Ma rnSo-J Whtpsy &cs
Brothers Apap (Br, Taghsfero Cett-5eager Bros
Big Proteton utaD saria valencia-scager Bros im.
I'M Brr Garnet HASTEN Port Spain Trtn-D Trowbrdge
schr Eastward BrJ sabeston, Porto Allegro, Brazl-o
Tobias d Co. .rrn
Steamers Ryaal Water for Aberdeen; NymDhae. Irifh
Pernandins BARK Wellington for Dlsye Rrss chas A
Hoard for ST Crox. Thomas furnll Ponta- Iitre
Anchored City Islandbonnd out-Bark VIM Ashburner
TIE MOVEMENTS or sTgAMERA
FOREIGN PORT+
IoyON Aug 21-Arrived steamer Victoria Brl, Harrison
from New YORK AugO
LuceTne OBJ, Main, for Montreal
2OArved steamer NedsmOtc iBrl, Inch,
from Baltimore Aug - "
BROOKLYN Dale FOR Montreal Lake Huron iBr, Bern.
Sod for Montreal -,
OuEEN.r OwN, Aug 2l-Arrivcd steamer Germanic (Brl,
Kennedy from New York Aug 3 Tor Liverpool
FAILED Adratc tBr parsel from Liverpool hence
GLASGOW Ang 2O-ssiled steamer Tinia (arl, Mclean.
LFirH Ang 2O-Arrive steamer Crystal tBr. stannard.
from New.Y ork July q. .
IHAtn Aug 2l-iassed. steamers Car a Pesrce, nom
New. OK Aug her TO LOndon ~luderdale lBr.
vsnstoue from quebec Aug &. on her 20 London.
HANBURg aug 2l-ArrIved steamer Khaetla tdorh Reu-
ter. from New.I0rk Aug >. 49,, -.,-, q.
COPENHAGEN Aug lJSalled Steamer lsahu ADanl I4Vis
for York
0pRALrAR Aug l4-Passed steamer NeustHa fFrl, Ver-
rDl from Naples Aug TO- for Nes-fOrk.
BILBOA Aug To- rived steamer Arransa spanh Unbe,
PoRv,S Aug s-salled steamer ClntonA Dr. for Phila-
RIO MARINA Aug Sailed steamer Cralbrook OBJ, Har-
vey. Philadelphia.
UAvtv, Aug 2O-Salei, steamer Newport Carts, for
NeW-fO.k
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-22
the HrNGRY AyD IHIRsrT AFfER SPoILS.

William 4. Furcy, Commissioner ol Jurors,
chairman OF tho local Democratic Committee. ana by
virtue OF the later digny custodian 81 the honor o the
Reform DcmOcfay f. much exercised At The statements
that large NUMBER Of Will soon he taken on at the
Navy Yard Assertions Ike These he SAID, NAV"
oulT a tendency 70 iniure the party" His Office Was
Mixed Yesterday with LARGE nunbrr0f lahOrer- pressing
MIN for employment IA the Navy Yard. Constructor
pnok hasn't "a hig opinion OF of the rcOrmcr- vino
have applied FOR work. He says that many or them ar"
hard 10 yet along Wh that they are unable 10 MI me
positions they apply for; AMI that "A man VINO called
himself shlpwright knew rs much about building "A
Vessel a. he dld about "A balloon.
Charles H. IOrng, Chicf OF the Bureau OF steam In
cheering will VISIT the yard to-day and, II - said, VIII
make some recommendations To Chief Engineer Robe
lie Will aferward 10 the Navy Yard at Portsmouth,
NJ II.
The wages the employees have been fixed ~ follows
Plumbers - 80 per day shipwrSht~ ~ 20 pr dii :
snp luner- boat builders, caulkors aud painters, -
abofcr- - and 81 20 per day iOrcncn - per day.
Sir. Hare has been permanently placed III charge OF
the nalIern shep as fOTcmnl