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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-28
WASHINGTON NOTES.


DIsMIssAIs-Thers were fifteen dismis'a!' from the
Patent Oce today OF employees below the Cvil Service
grades They were principally Watchnen and laonrrrs
BRAVERY REwARDED.-rhe President has presented
gold watches to Captain f. NJ Hughes and Second officer
Edward " Roberts OF the British steamship Lord Cough
for rosCung OF the American schooner CcOpa
ira III December last
ARMY PRoNouoN.-senator Walthall. from the Com
mtee Military Affairs. reported adversely Senator
Cuoms bill to facilitate promotions throughout the
retiring from active service upon their own ap
pcaon. officers OF the Army who served In tile war oi
the Rebellion.
CUSTOMS Observation-Disclosures Secretary Farchild
has informed the Collector OF Customs at NewYurk that
there good for any change In the practice
which has obtained AT that port OF refusing |" allow
rrapprdsemcnt IN OF merchandise under 500 In
value tho entry which allowed by appralsemcut,
but to allow tie importer To decline making entry on
such appfa set value.
EXPECTS AND INroRTS.-The Chief OF tho Bureau OF
Statistics reports that tho total of the exports OF
merchandise FOR the Twelve months ended Decembor 81
lNs5 were SIS. 1000 aud for tne Twelve month.
SGO5l9-72 The values OF the Imports OF merchanil'e
Tor 1850 were S5-1J5l 300 and Tor ISL fo--pl7Co'
q decrease Of Sil,5lO,35L
IuuGRArIos The Cnicf OF the Bureau OF Statistics
reports That the total number OF immigrants arrived 1T
the ports OF Baltimore Boston, New Orleans, New York
Philadelphia and Sau Francisco" from the principal Iur-
Ci.n countries during tue twelve months ending Dcce-
Der 81 WAS 1904 !. against ioJ,-3o IN l""I
FIhJomN PouEn-Thc House Committee on Military
Affairs to day instructed Mr. Wheeler to report favora-
bly, the h Introduced by INN to authorz" he PRESIDENT
restore officers 70 the Army In &c tain ca,c- lni- hl
j, intended to the case OF FtlJohn Porter Only
members of the committee disagreed 10 tho report
NEW DErARruGNr.-TAc Committee on Agriculture OF
the House to-day agreed TO accept the amendment pro-
po-cd by TIE Labor Committee 10 Mr. HitchS bl 70
cuiar.e he powers and duties OF the Department OF
10 the House A. agreed upon 10 committee. the hil
provides for the establishment Of Department of ARr
culture and Labor under the supervision OF Secretary
Of Agriculture and Labor, who shall be appointed 10y the
President aud confirmed by tho senate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-28
LOOKING AFrER THOSE OF HIS OWN HOUSE

WAsHINGTON, Jan. II (SDccidD. -Rcprc-
sentative Weaver, OF Iowa. exGrccnback candidate for
the Presidency and "a Democratic " refOrmer."
secms to he thnty person who is determined to heed
the scriptura warning that he who provides not for
those Of his house is worse than an inhdeL"
General Weaver having been received into full cOmmun
ion by the Democratic party Speaker Carlisle felt that
he could do than give him the chairmanslhp OF
committee and accordingly ho placed him at the head
OF EXPENDITURES In the Interior Department This is
coiamittee which may meet three Tunes in the OF
"A session. and recd OF clerk Is about urgent
that OF a turtle for incOOth comb. In fact, the
zee itself Ia useless however ornamental IL may be-
But this reform House. has authorized the employ
Inent of for the committee at the rate OF 30 day.
sundays Included, ard the chairman, General Weaver
Inns appon ed to that lucrative n not laboous position
Abrain C. Weaver. who II sad by Iowa men to lie the
chatr,Uan's son There used To be good deal said In
Democrac ne wspApers about uepOtism" In the public
service but that was when the WICKED Republicans were
In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-28
CAPTURED BY The PERPETRATORS.
dR. RANDALL SAID 10 FAVE CONSENTED 10
IINNEHING WIFI IlLr 1AIlIE

TINKERING WITH TIE TAHITI.
WASuINGTOY, Jan. 81 tSpccidD. The leaders
of the Democratic factions in the House have buried no
Ratchet. and apparently tina Democratic pTotcctionst
lamb tying down inside the Democratic freetrade
un Randall is of u.s. lie Is Just solid for tarii
reform as am said enthusiastic free-trade Con
gresham to-day. Another free trader remarked ::
Randall has given assurances that he will support a
bill TO revise and reduce the tariff Some Of our people
have desired to know just far he is willing to 60,
and he has invariably replied that everything can
he satisfactorily adjusted in tho Committee of the
Whole. II canvass be held, do not think any
Democratic members of the House will venture to dis
regard its action. bill will be brought before the Ways
aud Means Committee soon. Morrison has been fur
nished with vast amount OF material. enough for a
dozen tariff bills. understand that j. 5. Moore also
has prepared general bill Senator Beck has strong
hopes that the Senate will agree TO revision OF the
tarff the House sends II bill the subject He has
been investigating the probability of such action by the
Senate and seems to feel confident"
Representative j. j. Adams has a general tarln DlH
which he intended 10 oer to-day. lie said that IL was
prepared by several men who have had the benefit or
long experience in the NewYork Custom House" The
tuition of ad yalOrem for specific ratios or
mixed rates of duty In great mum
Der OF cases. It makes the rate on cotton
and wool.n cloths and manufactures Of the same 30 per
wares etc, per cent on decorated china. porcelain
etc. from 30 TO 10 cent and all descriptions OF
pottery china. etc, which now pay % per cent 70 ~
examination OF the bill showed thdL
The proposed reductions from the present rates in all the
schedules from TO 30 cent. The proposition
to change specific to al yalorem rates Is In oppos
ton the opinions held by nnetenhs OF tho men VINO
have been engaged In the administration OF the Customs
laws during considerable period OF time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-28
ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.-Major William ii.
Bell. COmmssary OF Subsistence has been ordered
from Cheyenne. Wy. Ter, TO Denver, Col, on
public business. The absence OF Major Will
lam s. Stanton Corps OF Engineers, from his station
from January to January 49, 1885, been approved
rs leave OF absence. Twenty nine recruits been
ordered to the Department Of the Missouri for the 9Th
Cavalry.
board of officers to consist Of Lieutenant Colonel H.
L. Abbot. Corps OF Engineers Major Richard Lodor Sd
Artillery. and Major George w. Mckee, Ordnance De-
partment. has been ordered to convene at tho Army
Building, In New.York February for the purpose OF
arranging for and witnessing the trial OF the pneumatic
dynamite torpedo gun at Fsst Lafayette Newly ork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-28
he l all motion was lostyea,. Io5 nays I57.
FRUrrLEss DISCUSSION ABOUT SILVER.


WAsnINGToN, Jan. u (SpcciGN.-At the
meeting OF the House Committee Coinage to-day Nj
Llnharn OF Texas offered resolution dcclarns 1t to
bc the sense Of the Committee that law should 20
passed providing for and unlimited coinage Of silver
dollars Mr. Scott, OF Pennsylvania, offered Il contrary
resolution advocating suspension. AMI MI Bynuin. OF
Indiana submitted resolution providing for the calling
In Of sll silver certificates and gold certificates
and tho issue in lieu thereof OF coin certih
Gates" The resolutions provoked some ais
cussion but resulted in no action. Several members
OF the Committee, including Messrs. Norwood, Of
Georgia, McCroary OF Kentucky and Fuller OF Iowa,
have failed thus far to define their positions. Darwin
H. James said that he tAoJght 1t possible that majority
or the Committee might to report bll providing
tie pension OF coinage to take effect at some
future date provided that international agreement
re-. pecting silver hal been effected in the mcantinc
porIci BE- MeSsrs Seymour. lIcmp.i and scott Drmo-
Gratis and James. Rock well and Little EeI nbcan- and
that il woulI he opposed by Mcs.rs. bland Lnnhain
Ne, rea-y aud BynuIn, Democrats ana Felton, Rcpuhl
can. This leaves Democrat, NOT"oOi, ana. one
Esplbllcan. Fuller, claSsed " doubtful and Mr.
James appears 10 believe that or both Of them ul-h
conclude 10 support the proposition. The Committee
has agreed listen to Gcncr; Warner, who desires to
make an argument in favor OF his celebrated csnprO
mise measure. which. in his opinion oilers the only
satisfactory solution OF the veXati qua problem.
Chairman Bland Ortcd 20 bc III BAD hunor AFTER
the Committee meeting to-day. Tho silver men IN the
House now generally declare nat they VIII Insist q
free coinage bill anl that thcy have votes enough to
carry IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-28

LIVERPOOL Jan. H. froyuions bacon Cumberland Cut
Muidos. 20s. ud snort clear Mlddle5
1Es nj short Ribs 2Bs 6d shoulders, 2Js I'd per cNt
reef = Ud for EXTRA indian Mess Primo Mess. bOs Od
ork-rrlme Mess 6ls. Od Dbl fllnc Mess eastern.
bis- Western. 43s Oh. Lard Ame1cdn j-S Prime West
ar, uL: OIL sos. ui. Hams Long cut 49, Oo
shnn,a J, 81 Butter Sss I'd per cwt for finest United
htatcA Chcese-Am rncan choice. 90 ud. Wheat-lted
5di Red W inter- IS I'd H7s. 3d
,,r rrntau 80 Sunng Id; New Western Wnter1s ID;
Nr,s NlxCd a. id.s California NO !. ~. va
~ a. Californian No to id 10. d. per GENITAL Produce
spirits OF Turpentne. ~. Cd do NJ London US Cd Der
cN rnned potrocuui Ga. $50 pergaOn. tlOvcrSeen-
American Red iUs per cwt laliOv-2ls3G Derowt tose
t'ninIon- lis I'd "a I'd Linsecd OIL 2Os
qd. percwt. IalI0w-kinc Amenoin @5t Oh frlms Clty
~. "a uer cyt American Refrigerated Beef hind quart
era I'd. lore quarters. 4 l9i. per H. 90, ,,o-.c,o,o.
i6yG0x Jan 27.-PI0duce Llnseed OIL Rl9 IS 10 l2s
"a n,r tun CALCUTTA lnseeh 4sOd per quarter Ihnsecu
Cake 4 Us ~ IS. Der ton Refined l"'roleum. zoo
a, ner GALLON rurpentne 21a ut per cWIi
Strin on y 5s per ton. ROsn-COmmon, Sa ID per cmLi
Inle IHs GlIs PruylsiOns-lard JJs. oh per cwt lOr
AWrr,cnn. III. cw. for Cuba centrifugal
porlng 900 and l3s ID las udf0r CUBA Muscovau" ar
sCni'ng on1It: Australian TallOw -BccL 2is I'd a -Os
a. Mutton 2js. Gd. -0A Oh Cocoa Nut oil-CoPlOn'
Cochin. $50 OS
GL nSLNc uRLGES OF HLLLA DELRLLA NLOChS
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orIcK FREIGHT TRANSFORMATIONS.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. PA quick dispatch
line GA tho New York. Philadelphia and Norfolk Rail
road enables the people Of Philadelphia obtain In their
markets. morning vegetables fish and oysters which
were pucked from the vines and taken from the water
the morning before Norfolk The people OF Ncwlork
CITY enjoy the same benefits from this trin which CON
sst- twenty freight and runs on passenger ne
train running sections, OF which Is fof pass
cugcr- and tho other for freight leaves Now York AT
o'clock every afternoon and arrives at Norfolk at
o'clock the next morning distance OF 800 miles, al
Improvement Of twelve hours the other routes be-
tive en- tro two cities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-28
FRANK HURD's SHADOW CAST BEFORE

WASHINGTON, Jan. 81 (SpeciaD.-The tcsti-
mony the Hurd Romeis contested election case has
been printed and Mr. Hurd has been ordered to file his
brief before the expiration Of ten days from
last Monday, The contestee will be allowed ten
days in which to ME MS brief In reply. 1t understood
that the will he considered by the fun committee
elections, and there indications that the majority
il Determined 10 push the matter rapidly and have Mr.
Hurd seated at the earliest possible day, without
regard for the merits OF the Democratic poll
tcians in Washington are ready to lay odds that the
committee will report In favor Of Hard and that he will
take his time 10 participate in the discussion OF
the fOrthcOming tariff bill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-28
rRLycEroN SENIoRS AGALvSr HlzIN0.

PRINCtroN, Jan. y (SpeciaD.-The Senior
class met to-day and passed the following resolutions
respecting haliug:
Whereas: We recognize In hnzng practice which Is
confined to "A IN class and which the
bet sentiment the entire college condemns Therefore
E,s0ired the mombrrs Of tue class OF So, de
clare t. DO the sentiment OF this class that all forms Of
personal violence t0eucrlng classes eoHld In the future
he rcfrnrd frum and that request the other classes
u college IN the attempt to suppress this evil.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-28
rHE PETEOLEru MARKET

The best and the worst that can be SAID of
II was unsettled. The bears were disappointed that
prc did not score greater decline and the bulls did
not have their reILaous carried out In reaction up
ward The eNtrcuc fall from Tuesdays final quotations
WAS Il cent to Ssl4 ccrt' but there was speedy
covcr above - cents AMI tho last quotation showed
only n cent loss The mIIket was active and It's
couplratiye seaducss In tho face OF announcing
the Indications OF good Washington County well
ana an increased yield from which drilled
dreu,r mag prove TO bo significant. Nevertheless the
Lear feeling prcdouinatcs and the oil country element
seems To feel pit Itself with success against
any Wall street buy Ing the character OF recent
I,urchascs II described. Meantime the general cOm-
iurrclnl conditions OF oil remain satisfactory and tho
sock of petroleum abroad. with the amount ah0at and
loadlng January B. shows u decline OF over 100000
barrels Tor the datc The certificate
,enrkct closed ." mixed In tOne-neithcr strong nor
weak .,-.-.-, -, .
soltdoicd Exchange were ~ follows:
onauiuc .......... SJh we-t.............. S. 10
Uighrst .0JlI Final sJ1s
Sales barrels. ,lsIOOO
Refined oil was unchanged.
ON CITY Penn, Jan. 27.-Cru1e Oil-NatiOnal Tran
ait Certificates opened 1T 1914 and slo,od at s9ls
highest price, 9Oli lowest price $50 Sales. 25is 900
LarreIs; clcarance.. 505GOOO barrels; runs -
barrels; shipments 1927 barrels; charters 2j,39G
barrels
HnApFoRD, Penn, Jan. 27.-Crude O-Natlonal Tran.
ait Certificates opened at s0% and closed at s0Ia
highest price. 9Ois; lowest price, $685. ccalnnces
3.jOs 900 barrels.
sPIRITS OF TURPENTTNE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-28

HarDor and to report to the Secretary Of War through
the Chief of Ordnance its merits and its suitability
Tor tho military service The report of First Lieutenant
T. l. /alinski 9th Artillery, of the preliminary hrngs
VIII be submitted &c the board for its consideration In
connection with the trial.
Lieutenant w. Sharrer has been detached from tho
HydrOgraphic ONCE and ordered 20 the Swatara Assist
ant Engineer W b. Boggs has been ordered examina
ton for promotion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-28
THE GRANT Monument APPROPRIATION

WASHINGTON, Jan. 81 (Specian.-Gencral
vele today reported favoraby from the House Com
mittee Military Affairs bill to appropriate $500 900
for monumentin New.York to the achieve
ments of General Grant and the distinguished services
he rendered to his country The appropriation Is not to
be available until the voluntary subscriptions to the
monument fund shall have reached the sum of $3.50 900
The bill received the unanimous support OF tho Military
Committee and early action upon by the House Is
pected. II will probably provoke considerable debate
good many members believe that the monument should
be buit I'm Xashfnxton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-28

gross receipts LOCI balss Exports 20 tho Continent $500
bales sales. 600 bgle5; stock. bSiS bales. ..
EwORLEASs Jan 27.-C0tton quiet; Mddnk LIZ
Low Midiing 81 Good Ordinary net receipts, 1851
bales; Exports Great Britain 1.o3O
bales Colstwlse bales; sIcA 1000 bae5i STOCK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-28
FoURTnCLAss PosrMAsTERs APPOINTED.


General to-day appointed among Othcrs the following
fOurth-cass pOstmasters
TrnnsylDdnid-At Auburn Four Corners william j.
McDermott at Cochranvie Milton Sueld; at Heisters
burgh. J. H. Ridge at Mct lure. Noses Krcbs -
Mil Plain. Charles Il. BT,ndle ~
Stephen LOCKWOOD sharon Valley charles C. GORDON
AsT. York At BrdCehamptOn. James ~ Hascy at Orah
Miss Emma l.. Norton. al Manhanset House. DAVID :.
Dean at Vaudeville. BENJAMIN W Frankini at Sasg
EaI nest {. Lopez at Winfield, Arthur L. Parks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-28

been fled with the accounting officers reatlr to this
service since September. 1880 require examination
and adjustment, aud such of them as have been ex-
amined aud settled upon different basis should be
examined
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-28
Refined oil was unchanged.
srIRITs OF TURPENTTNE.


CuAniEsroS Jan 27.-TurDentine hrm AZ 30iq0
sIV.yNAH Jan. -. -turDcntinr strong u ACC.
WuyiSsIoS Jan 27.-IurDcntInc frm al 800.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-28
R0NDS AND RANK STOCKS.

NVN IFVEI VI
5000.
y Y Lac n West
Constructor mge
5000. .D5 l0SS
5000 800. los u
y Y Elevated LIST
1000. .......l2S'2
18th No Iaf
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09

VIII to proclaim hereafter tho open purchase OF
caucus nomination by Will be no bar 20 the un
disturbed orcupatiou OF seat IN the senate OF tne
United states Two other senators have decsrcd .uat
they oppose invcstigaton because does not appoa
tnat Mr. Payn- party 10 the c)rrhpt use -"
money. This other words Ia TO declare that "Sn
sxens ncludlng his uear-st relatives. may go ninon
the msmbers of a state Legislatiou with suppy VI
grrrnbacks and huy Senatorship with "a mucn
frsedom A. he would purchase family supply ol coai
or provisions IN the market -
Finally, in adding our request Wt
investiRs stion to the many Already peip.1
the senate and uittee We express Tue hoPS
Ohio Republicans receive that consideration "nion
IL Justly due TO grave ch rges wnich tDey MAS %
which We fully indorse, and thai the senate WI n'
fail that iis good name Is lh'olVe" III '"' -
ton presented for Its decision.
The memorial was signed by the Committee on he'o
luton. and by all seventy five editors IN attencahc"
Oth.r editors by telegraph askei tnat ther nAcs o'
signed u the resolution aud memorial.
permanent organization was mais oy '"o
adoption OF constitution and the eleeio"
OF IN. following officers Precedent, General James d.
Comfy OF m Toed, Conmercat vice-president, T. =
Wilson OF The Tr0nOn kcgiSfer; secretary. ). frN
I'm GER OF The ohio Journal; treasurer, l. = 10
uolis OF The Akron Be An executive comm' ~
was elected consisting OF J. VI. Comfy, NJ hasten
: Cappsller G. ". Nichols and c. f. BALDWIN. Ai'or
the veufnu adjourned the editors calel on a.
Foraker in a body The Governor made speech ~
which he approved action OF the convention ah
vie we'd brte1y the occasion for such action on
part Ths Secretary OF state, General koDhson' Hii
| Halstead and others also made speecneA
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
DIED

goGLE-At Noltca.r y J., July7. Margaret W. "i'ot
rnet tIday gth nst arrival Of ID TRAIN from oos
baIC.aY ST. .,--- 81. ,., .--.,..,
Iangnt.r OF william ,levelanL oi DrAlse y J - ...,.
Fanera al Il Church orange at aS' III Oh - 1i
nAyis-ou THURSDAY July 3. 1ssj Ee5ecca Godfrey LaVA
aged o. s en- are inylteI attend funeral -ervics
han "a OF her George W. Davis N icIA1y'
lutsv. IDtI llsL. Z..D y. m.
Carriages Will meet Ine -''' p "- ~
r,srncnr Nnnday llth INST. at Mt AUBURN Camoras%
tf.ss .uee services vii % hold IN OAp;' 49, Adv !" "
while batning, George Arthur soH o' '"e '~'' ""''
Eyre. his sd year s. ro.,,s gburch Clifton : L.
Al II IN Oh saturday. the 10 "a ,bs- ~ -,v,r n, lolo
arr,a yes y Dr. wlJ1g AZ = Gsorse on A1r'1-"i A''
boat from NeW-lVi r..-.l,., r,fy
= l-s6. daroid Gllley, infant sou u Ell = ~ sammy "
GNley aged > mouth inu D JAYS
NoUce u funeral neIe"4e11 81. ... . r..,,. ,.v
Ir\oX-A her late residence. No )5 )a ave, iee,ay' @
-mnrntng 5th Jllg l.,O Ienriettt A. ''.Ao'1'i ~ ' "
EonerI enOx In the sd year Ot hef azo
FlnerLi prYAIo , 80, ,,o~o,t.r N.cuar
M MAr,ary ~ hi. c.y II tae jth wear OF lls age
,rprHAST-On "wednesday. IN INST, al MS late resi-
"i."ce 3of East 36th.st. John Me chant =, ,s, a. III
Eunrr. services AZ It Ihoinas Sn-Vo" "NN' '''s' ~ ~
ave on saturday AT 4 O'CLOCK D. III" , 49,
- "a Ar -aahrlght y. j.. on THURSDAY Juy = '.asI
s tO ,x1dow OF lew II strong aud d1usA..r o. A'A
ismln Carpenter. O' NewOers. .hu-c, ~ <eWburg
FuH'Vv an salurd4y lOtl INST al p H.
r.TEav,ie slater youngest sou OF samuel " anu
slater. age Il mouths al, ,. narants 3g5 West 4ls-s,
saturday al 4 D H. .,,fta only
".eeaa.hrer of William aud May V. Nt-A~
I Notice oi lu Iersl lcrsAIter
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
rorrrNns HERE AND THERE.

CAvAJonARIE, July San apparent attempt
to wreck w-.tSnore PASSENGER train was uisooFe'o'
late Yesterday this village. ooA co"'""'"H
,vnmire cartridge inches in orealtn ana teu Lok
h.I peen placed Ia frog 50 tho nAhge ou 'ne "No'
would have exploited H.
rocKpoRr July s.-rhe state Teachers ASSOCIATION
m v.ued al Nagara Falls yesterday afternoon. There
.re boat 400 teachers present and the conyen tio9
was called To order Dy tn. presdeht L. - 0u'"' -
West New-Brig gbtOn.
NrwguRG. July 5-NeT Orange Lake THIS county
Yesterday John C.ArK New-York dealer III sp'ce' "N
coffee attempted suci e by cutting his throat WIN
sickle aud pocket knife lie came here ~ i'' '
. Inv a farm, Yesterday morning he acted strangely
ana, hi. friends felegraphed Tor his wife Not appear
-, d,nu.r a search made a1d he was IOuni III ~
M M va .i,es m M throat legs and wrists The WOUNDS
are not iataL Co..
PorGHKEErsIE July s-Yesteriay Coroner o,a"u'
rough held AN inquest on bodies OF Captain bscS
and the hoy Golden who were drowned IN the coIson
hvcen the steamer city OF Kingston ana the sclooue
Wnry Arwater. Ih- iIry rendered yerIct ce.sa, n
the cff1cers and pilots %! the Steamer 4ot s'0''
uess ana LeglecL OF duty.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
TIE HOT W4FE LEIFING IOVN.

INCREASE IN THE DEATH RATH-PRosPEcrs FOX
MORE COMFORTABLE WEATHER
1t took most people several hours yesterday
to decide that the heat oppressive as IL hau
been on Wednesday. The morning inllcated his'ot
range OF temperasure than the corrcsponinH hour' u
Wednesday but a. the afternoon appr0icnrd 'he Eo"
tie breeze that had coming from the west Veere
about 10 the souineast and by the time peop'o "oio
ready to 81 art their homes this atmosphere "a per
ceptiby cooler The scOrcning heat OF wednesday ei'
,ts marks in the faces aud forms Of many Ihere was
decided lmpness noticeable all sides and men s'u
ound IL moro comfortable leave wa.stcoas at no one
Down town business IN n took pains 10 WAX ieeureH
when they walked at all, AMI the shaiy sue oi mo
street was the favOrte side By large majority A. so
Signal Service station the Equitable Bualng tne
oifcsr III charge assured his callers tntt Tue uSy
unmi.takaby cooler and that fair weather Ah = ~"
t-mDerature mig ght be counted on Tor lo-lN. IHS
ths NOT the country ycsterdAy. Ihs
o'coc. bu elm showed the IN 7rcury 70 o' at
M yrwOrle.u. and this city, while AT the T'no noa
Vorsnv..tern clIes were ENJOYING respite from Tue
moi sn- win tom ner4tur-s ranging IN the Sftlcs.
nom UudnnL's thermnmrter shovel a temperAlul' y.
s35 wncn was In reased to $50 AZ $50 me- whrn lio
hlsh.sI nolut OF tue day was reached. rms was nc
gain OF 70 over the previous days record anu WAS klS
fully welcomed by every one 49,. -. ,ha, n. 4.
m. records at the Sanitary Bureau show tnat .ne nc
death rale IN the city been iuuch incrrsseu Wy W
warm weather. ON Monday the NUMBER OF deatu,, *
nortra was 10 and Tuesday th- nuuDrr was -,
reah cr-tncares 10 the OF LIS we're sent to
bureau on Wednesday and l65 deaths were loio''