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The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-08-15
The NEW CHfEF.

General EFafrchild Commander ~ The
sss-asE YationaI G. A. H.
rs portrait Of Gen. Lucien Fairchild, Of
Wisconsin,is presented in this column
He is the new coInmander in chief of the
Grand Array Of the Republic At the late
National Encampment in San Francisco
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-08-15

Siekles doesn. seem to have sreaped
many laurels by his little scrimmage with
Meade. 4
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-08-15

The great demand Of last season for Norris's SIS
pants is a guarantees Of the Gath placed IN these
goods by the public
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-08-15

4 The most remarkable instance OF moral
reform combined with offensive partisari,--'
ship ever placed on exhibition was held up
to the gaze Of an adnniring world in the
weshawken Council the other night. The
chief performer in the drama was Councils
man Harmon. During luli IN the. Dusa-
nass M. Harmon got hold of piece OF
~ t,oor and planted himself on it as firmly
~ late Mr.. Casabianca occupied the
{, INC deck. He had great morai duty
i s. perform. He had noticed that tne sag, !,
hath was persiatentlylbeing deseefasso' ana
., &, washavken quiet broken BY iawiess
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-08-15

TAe JosunM parades 'sMajor Pangboru
IN Europe in big, black headlines as
though it were of the opinion that he is the
only Jersey mosquito that ever succeeded
in crossing the Atlantic.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-08-15

The Cleveland Rosels already beginning
to find the thorns connected with Literary
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-08-15

The old refrain Of ''silas Jorgan played
the Organ" may now be supplemented by
John A. Logan played the Slogan. {"
James G. Blaine is probably praoticing on
a mufied drum somewhere up in the woods
of Maine.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-08-15

Those S. custom made pants are all the rage
ag lint Get taena from Norris, sI3atgomssy 81
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-08-15

gangs 81 youths Who gathered On the COM :
mons and played the ,basest kind of base
ball. He considered it due to the religious
sentiment of the community that the mi
putty should be stopped, and he wanted to
introduce resolution to that effect. He
did introduce it. Some of the members
wouldn't speak to it, but Mr.. Harmon
spoke for it,. He went over his Sabbath
dissertation remarks again and posed as
martyr ready to be burned at the stake for
principle, no matter if he were done to
crisp Ike boarding house roast beef.
Then up rose Simon Kelly, and he laughed
a quiet laugh and made little speech. He
thought it rather queer that Mr.. Harmon
should be so shocked at Sunday ball play
ing when he could stand behind his own
bar and serve .out liquor to customers all
day Sunday. He thought the young
men Of Weehawken might great deal
better play ball on Sunday than congre-
gate in Mr.. lannon's saloon drinking
whiskey. Mr. Harmon said he did not
want them to come to his place; he would
rather they kept away, but he was very
careful not to proniseto keep them away
by closing up his saloon on Sunday. Pub
lie sentiment in Weehawken says Mayor
Kelly was ,ight-that stopping Sunday
baseball playing was only scheme Han
non invented to drive young rzen to his
saloon But his resolution passed, and tc-
day the only balls Knocked about in Wee
hawken will be on lannon's pool table
1t wouldn't be a bad idea for the authori-
ties to stop that amusement, even if they
can't carry out lannon's idea by COM
polling him to close his saloon. M
The Trades Assembly Of Essex County
have been discussing the relations of labor
to politics. The immediate question under
discussion was whether the nomination of
independent labor candidates was advisa-
BILE or wise. OF the nine persons who
spoke on the subject three only favored in:
dependent action !; and they not very
warmly. The sentiment of the rest was
that vast majority Of the voters of the
two great parties are workingmen, and that
by proper attention to the primaries, they
could secure the nomination of suitable
and favorable candidates. Resolutions in
spiling the delegates to look after this part
Of the political machinery of the two par
ties were afterwards enthusiastically adopt
ed without single dissent. This is in the
direct line of what the SUNDAY TATTIER
has heretofore urged. The two parties are
only organizations of workingmen under
other names. They have but to assert
their power in their party's councils to
make themselves felt. The action of the
Newark Trades Assembly was wise, and
will carry its weight all over the State. It
is blow between the eyes to the dema--
goguery that leads Andy Albright to pose
as the special champion of the working
man, in the hope OF frightening the Demo-
cratic state Convention into accepting him
as its candidate for Governor and the
blow is all the more stinging and effective
because it is administered by his friends
and neighbors
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-08-15

The Hudson should be widened SO that
jersey City and Hoboken ferry boats may
getby each other without hitting. Or it
may be that the boats are too wide. We
present this view of the difficulty to the
companies because it is about time some
thing was done tc correct the danger.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-08-15

The public is respectfully advised not to
waste any sympathy on the great railroad
fight promised for this city. In fact, it is
only when railroads do fight that the peo-
pie get any benefit from them. And every
dollars worth of property transferred to
railroads in this town only adds so much
to the taxes levied on other property.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-16

gUD--'sy, NahfflsTn. Ect0lI- au6 E'luD-
Gs.r S-nRtE EIseendi-
Ivy Speeches
rBy taisg-tpt 70 inc Digpstct

gw,Aaa. june Ia.-Af uut 81 tlt ui'an-
Sal, fasu~i, nl l.vu0~r Gr'uu. ~na.ai-.it
..r,li.z4tipu iaie'v formed uuu"r tls ri,+
OBJ 81. Tyi. f,rn.nr-- oi iut i."C ,ro-. men.
+. r.r.tlur mC pir-uic a-ieTla1. aIarrl7-
Ail.h~m. r'r0iL auG iIuuu"f Va't a0f b.
cgtra to. policeman apPar"t un' va-
siu ment1. D. aIv vlV moI"-.-C. Aea"
al t,. .l,-ai n~- vsr. frou abroad. soy lA.
v.-, cnoC rra-ur tta 3ut 'hc4-n rrIiD~l"a
fe'Yiu.iuil-it urt o. y-i ~ uuuei rn'.'
guuu. mem vo~' u@,g'f i.~i}ier. o- -.
l..i.i. auu L~u-t a iaruuum Of G"1nE-
itL.
Fm Nupmri sal 81 W i- iav
Inv BE- ia. oudt H' tr-aIIT ua, a~' .u.
r,.Ir, Tine, aye go. mr 'r- n ..v
HlIr ars ne grrb-'rrau.- .'"1- l.F D
r.ur 10 ru"aua+ nerul i"aI. t Poo 1.-M
rr 49, gu Vuuo AW ,a' imt been '"i-
t.f prepared. $40 .uW vou engines OF 1-
--~ua-iut imc nesi mor' uNua"ou- tH
20, u.-. -urt--.iias Us.- tGi' TLf-r
sv..ffr ,amiuu-wt ~. tess -l. lrv ~
t~Uu -hr-t uo-- o. aDT'e--l4 -'c iu"
ftf- barred Au- grated "..aaa.- O. .a.
uu-,
whgua, Aurdrot 1r \-v u". -l..
o. rua-i ny 1agr wiz uIgrl H- rtr'
vuar Iuut N %. u-sy. uu0 untH' ua-o~
.eLu"c q tn- fri-11 %. ,m- g. -''''-
1a~.a d. -u.r eu"mu-. Iur' s-~..f b. Ge-
,.-a.. abC Their .irtaI"c"o i4f. U' .r-
.... .L. -lHt 81. mus -nu Il- .' %.
..rf.uuia, .u.-4 outrage iH nut t-'
~ -s.tonuc vii come and rr~au'- uH<
Sail Tuu oulbi. Owed h"u- uu'u.'
-cu.tf uia~It- ruf mr5i l.I. u ln. a'
-a u- ..auslJr. auc nf vii -" d. f'a 81
ii,.--f er"' "i.lm- he' OWL.
+. D.. understand .iHr m1'ne' meeting p
go. SAM. oim-a~u' vii pf he'a lex ~aI-
az. ut ths s,i~E 10 an r"if i1n- jog -".r
alive ltI.ul 30. be- Carr DAYS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-16

x1sh Assembling q Ein8arer.
fesr..rl.i f.inr-nr,l "a. fl,s Ilis,Ilt lrh1

CnAuEsTuK. ". Va. June lb.-fu
several dHvs 8 ypaiiiiar hGs heen assi1Bnuaiy
cIrcuatrd among Dana lirgthcrr and tbs
(anitilmli' - TeeE Coal Company men
setting f0lfh ceTtaiu advantages o. slgh-
M cOlrratg with thf gsUNf o;Hfa. ~ Hno
returning a. Nnrk TINS mU-uln. thT'F
fY. Minors Won IN ttf miuei ~ tis CAMP
- 10 '-rei Cunpauy gnd iwenfy-nvt al
Diana hrnlhnfF mines. Tor mnri mouth
pas1 Obese men. hrvt been striking iu =
tysi;s ~, tlial,el. hui rcfurueG 60 WORT al
: rrl,ts. rnus ending one ~ lbt luIlcf~; auc
most atdur.it strikes tlis 'AliHy exc. WI
messed
TIM morning about 20 O'Clock 1ame'
guinsuri brakeman pr tiis uiiTr1-
shnri .int. twelve mieg gi'ure thn City.
ucctde1iiuf'v ieN from g. moving TRAIN auo
vas INSTANTLY GiHr4. Lii h1c' va laa"t
90 EsrovusfpvI pu NO. = ill, Afternoon in'
ilIrn. Us was unmarried mc nhuW
fvsIrt fpt v@BT. 81 aco.
ghi. afternoon f,sF F. Z BioEneiL o
minister o. flf HayiciF ci'u~et.. iocaiea u
Laultnr. tuis cpWt7. wa A"iort iir -'rAnu
;urt. ~ -ts-lOI II tils city q. Ircseu. arc
rrrse-~rG ctNrce- aCsnsl Niss Lnim4
Chart niG hCr u~uthg iof a-saiili The
HISTORY us The trouble q as iDiinW-
D. hnG i,ner folt o. thc Re-. RI E'cknet
t!l.c MIS- Cla7h nHG white visiting ~ Ai-
;pr x. IA. 100 H1r siu"f. circulated slt-
rie. uisuIu nm tia' rci"Cted ~ iis stanans
3. g. miui-tC-. T'hi, Groused hs udiens-
uo, and -murg last- y bile iu thi pulpit
p, cauuuuecd tht rpunc incy % varr -t-
r,rf ie-m.. Mondgy Rev. NJ. Eicinel we
called t,uu ths iOust u Which hf reslue
fy Ns4 Cui and tfer brother. and -ir
fa~nr- s-ruct hin -evc-a since on tut hea-
n,l shoulder win rauc. the affair
rnu-ec rur, & sau>ati11.. o. al tht 1iirtr-
stsua nci ir s0~u and religious. circles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-16
End. npo Fa.--ewaa.

un'v c'vi case, were tired n the w.
'ncs Cou-- YESTERDAY.
.udct AgIs WI ren0gf "A decision ~
-ht C,n,iegn n lil, ca-es ~ hex Monday.
4. The Hen-inu County Cuurt wac n session
fnr .h0r- while Yesterday dlsposlne of
crvil busiuess. uuu ADJOURNED rvef uuu.
Tomorrow.
Their vii bs Suudgr-s"h0o excursion
90 Maiden Atverfu-, SATURDAY. 'uw
1871. fn' tre benefit ~ rDt building FUND
of The Npnrs- " IN '-iH church. nov ~
-ulirrt o. c"ccoH.
~, George L. Pare vaf Yesterday tn'
~r. uipri NJ b handsome 81 ver rus er~i;~h.
viii al rvil lsemi-Vuerlra cover. In'e Va-
presented sy ,nt tea"t~-- o. springfield
-onoo. pi whi.l ST. Pao. q 3D.. p-inc-;a
among .hf cracuaies Of rir Tr"er' com
uc1com,u 1. -ns D"ai Dum, Hnt Elmo
INSTITUTION ~ @-aUUt1r wac Miss Mar 'rr'-
maid. ua.-t. o. lrurnpu--. uuc GEuci-
icy 10 10, he 7homn- J erlm4ld. %. a-l
snu-i Iher~y street Il tu.- CITY
III. i"ri,.at 70 sui-"0mml-Inf. composed
uf ~.uaipvs ~turi. auc t-e'. and I'.ie-,.ii .-
gn-cwrL -ta~Es. guc luripr-. appointed
z tr irve..l-a', re~la'I matter. 10 c1un-r1pi
VIII IN. champion Norma ~enoo.. Wi n'-
cir -hnir WON u Hampton uI rp dIal u'
.h'. month The committee VI. tt ei'
Gagged fp' severe. ggra
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-16

NV oEK June -Tht hulR v'ert ~ 40
81 -it Sfufi i-1cuEngf te-niy 80. g. ht"
tzceVJnc tus 1rpTis ui ne 'h'r-,''..'.i ll
., -,,. AD~-rv-e.t v-hf mvo~Jsfi,. -ptfc n
..ueft no. usut t~u1rt ID we've tiit
I-fuc N. TEXTURES a. me mErEeL. MAR
.ur snap gains Dl IL vortnft -
,,l-fh me niE"Ee' nlNn"l N"hL Au'
e.e..fa. f~pu ihsi e"ti IA rip-t -bnL-
.flr trnu .A-s Soy western. -nllh
r-.ie AZ HKhi LIE tIc Nu~tht - FHc.h,
,i-pfer~ec iencrC TiF ularEe' conf uur1
fU acc ne fu' uh a. n3uf b. Nh'L --Mt
.,. ..t. .f- Y,r,r,.4 ~ .iis lEN vn-. general ~
.lueueC uuf Efcr some Lee .buc' lut
yultt ms; lerEut H'rOu- AID Pc priost
-rf.tluec BE- advance lj1t' uihs"fiA
~.Hrrir throughout tiH rtuhhoh' p- Lbt
aty 10. ma prices - hEui o. uer Al
,...v .r.e-inl.s Nc ~ture- 90 -il' g. Sc Jed
.~rcur NV grt ur % ~ l-. Anuit' ibt
Nrv 4-Bhry and i"Bgr -l 7hl rkl'
-t,tIrt.,,. - LoUl, l.hc .'LirnEu s sbis's
..| nUI .!.f reh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-16

~. 10, .- rr-u.-- u""-lD- lot .I. BALE
.i--.e- -.pu-f. IL Uc "a. H.. -1t iH.HT-
f--- urr. .ie".-f SOY Zee eu-l.f-
r.-. r~r J.. .'rri.. w0r-In-u uE- 90
. 81 Ira--it senior va-I-I tu1mlr
.U. .uLHf warden o.. j. AIu"i. -"e--
.r ... N'.-l.. ---l- u~.' d. +. I'-
~.-. l.aaHI. j. 3. yt"u. Hu"-
.....r IT.. o. -f-- r-.E-..-, 4n- 'it'f
lU- r-- tI...f ! .-.- --rll... au- D..
-.i -~i.-.-.-. l.r. y. -..i-l =. Hrs
.-tl.u. tn. 1ue.. vllal .- ~. %.
t .ua- D. ut $685.. WI "el".haif l--
.-.,lI-- -lI F---..r. -L~L. -nt coming
..
-Isau1a. m-cU- D -u' Try '1ur-
vII u n.t o. .Y.L i~.Gf I.-!-.
urU-.,u .la- ever ueD.i'-- OF Eyre
.u-. SHOUT a"l- -il meeting u
..t.~. --t .a'-. r--- i-., ---I- uia-.ers
.r Do. Considered. AIMING chen -uf fr'-
pD,r- 1rln4u-f fa- paving Zoe ---r"It
.ut uu"-luu u- -it r.-- -vHr -ht Ma
n" 1al size 81. -.t ~l.ug-...f l-4 e.ju'-
.uf 90 uieI .D er.I % !2r-. puH.f lal.
.U. %. proposition procure aulltinnA
.r-t. d. il,-
ll. -s~raI-rgt 0--ILlut }. tLcl-in-
uu.l Interest. F-..l"- "upr- o. % htYt
l.ei distributed -.4rau-i -u- poSj-eiirt
az l-herWl-. L.- -u1g-inI VII require
LIT rJltS ueuct 90, importance ~ fu4
A- .ualuct.
III, s1,eeIg. ie-u l' .n- Chesterfield Or
.u- Llrs cmmtuae- He,ierda1- Int
--t 80 J0i.a Cough let cu,u-rL Dog
rul-ln1 WIKI muru--. WI r+ -rIrl some
.lme curing u. a.-ie- -, %. -h, WteE.
TIE Eey. =. J. Lpt-- pastor " III
Presbyterian cru-.a ieff yesterday to'
AID -narV ruuu-y 81. 10, uD-sui week ~
40. Esy. " T. T.. .r-re0-y VII p-eHcl
joy I'm nrIi suuCgy.
n y lster Archer auL vile arrived y
q, CRY trnm sOu-r lR-o.ina yesle-day.
The Huslugs luL-. nieets mex MJnant
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-16
THE FTRSTRECEPTTOy
BRILLIANT gFErrkcIT KTTET WIFI
HDusT LAST nigel.
Tht Tsdeinr- Dsco-Btinnf Bcpetter-Wh'
. Donpusea the Esrsiving fHrTy-A
Grand Assem- tlEFt o. EotEbisS.
- i..lrrrnnn to 40 nlrpatct.

WasTrne7ox. dune 1a.-The Will
Douse Bever presented 4 more iriliiHu.
s8seC,ncls than Tonight uI slif orcaSi1n o.
fit FIRST OliicHa reception given ig fTes'-
CEN and Mrs. ClrveianL. J'ht decorations
veTf on thr same grand scale q IL tl''
Presidents wedding. viii tat clrs Dtibh
tnm there were more tropical pianIs nno
ierns nuG Iess flowers.
T'iis walls o. fbs Las; Room vcrt hiadFn
by plants fra~laud. - sDiiiaZ auo ever
greens were restrained from The chanaehsfs
sud cuTuicnf- TIE maItcls Weff ifiilt"e
y % mr. cyn-ics. an0 fut window rects-e'
FLIED VIII paim.. THE dec0rati0n. o. u
ufhsf uarinrs " crt " g simiiU descTipliuh
Til, so.nf vhen tbf reception we &. ~
icicln viii rici fDiieis NJ TIE ia@ie,. thf
aTdenupr oi ihf costume. Wurr i7 some n
the dipiumGi- and be- n-irn Uniform. %
lbe DfireTs was NOS rr.l iaii..
Tie rtpe,s i,ccur fr arrive sbnTi'f ''~
Soy, 8 r-clncl. unr -puu tnf hnu-+ We
r~uv dad win iafire md gentlemen Hwn"-
ng 30. camiur ~ tbe reee-fin- fa-'F. : 1f
aauuI ftat fhe freaidoui aul IN. liert-
lar,r veft ready was = sen Tlrumll-if co.
tfr,s and rir NG-Inf Band winch Va. ets-
ttnl,Dt n be- mgir ve-tiuuir. stTuct ~ ihf
gir %. mi a. fh Cutef The Receiving
ua~fv her descended from tht uTpHr pm
tipr 0f tine house 80 ihf l,lui l'arin 10 -ne
following ordoi
The Tre-idrr- nud ~ Cleveland. >ecre-
fa~- and M~s. Huficr-i ~ec~e.H-y ano w.
W.tifpcv.' I'pgtma-isrr -'Tnue~i.. auc M-'
Ai,e.. (oinua nnC Mr. Lamont. Thrf
ruured themselves b. -euU-clroit iI 20.
E.u4 Puri0r. win 20, i',eair tirst. fhei
Afr. Cleveland nnd A--. luCi"pr.- A'7
Vlituo5 auo h-s. iiHs. ir the oroer
ntnied
Ma. Cleveland vas u--rc o. nef wrl-
ding drp---Hr vnry suill. ior unir u'-
unurui- were o diamond pecaa@., th'
vp0dinr-rIii ~ fls President ana MAJ
uif~m huuuuei o. wlii' ro-t~ oru a' !'-.
rg--uu. BE, uauuor charmed every nu'
Th I1DIuatf u~T- Uer tw i'-, f.. Do
ur,--aIi- I'd iof 80 tut Ii"aT ~. Preston
Nlrirtei Of Hav~i nul y "-. Preston. al
SO. I.e-a,i1n. wore represented lf tnni'
Nli.i y. ~ r'iOcif THE hfl,l"r' H
Ecuador afa I,rTvii came lrrn Ntv ur.
s.rress.7 800 Ir1 th.i, -Iwe+, ir iit nov
ul-tTn-. p' rb NIItf b1u-f. De- FEB
1umT TrWoe Leopold and 'il~"rt % 80
Evr i.r ~l-ae tiu~.- 4""H-i, 90 i". -.t
m.l.p.,- s .ne l;razi.mT Le-at d.. 'ul-
I.~..'. .--. a--.-'aTt -."~'. a-f "a. 'li'i'
aul tLinI- .teri i;rnvl u"---'r'"- ih' -"lr
tannr and .aOi-- 90, tlf "n"i~
q rnurra rDorrfT of ST. See 1-u.' H.
/ rlfr, cu.-sI. ritoI l1iovn. vl-auW CRY
{ r.r+i~ur- order ui precedence .'.'u
}' i.-ll.. nt rr. ~ur mao. 900. ii-t~. pee. '.
/ e.. l.4 President lu. il u' ri''' -'t'...
De. NAVY. tut p-r- #. .i- nu' '. ~.
aII Hh' "i'-T We r.f- i."-
t sunderland u..f.' -.t-. g ,I q. .-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-16

tnlLngs SIR Henry James. an1 naAs
atiicrE. England p Bound 10 prnirfa sss =, =
lrt,l5nen Of Eina.'vgT rrt.ef- II w"n'a "
-r1nEnnrf ~ smplUs 1iIr Queun'f torrs, ~
cBuH'ai unwilling pegar 30 submit 10 20,
gort1rufui Hrising gu " . system "
urnel outrage md bsrrurisms. Bow nu.
Honi1 Ia st--call.'G sad-ctfra- iasi III
rec0nquesi ID ireland lins becSmt VI
sHitaiic- Hums-ruls and land-pTeha-t
-ciitaies mem iiika-tff O. Ireland aiIo ~
Justice 80 trriEDG- They IRE IRE. N
y M strife, collision. and danrsr. iHvoN ihs
nIaly millions % bar6-earned money o.
-IlrsQrE .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-16

IN fllis cOuT1 lRsi week >IpeBnsT Jqnf~ nbe
aame- stanie, were trisd 81 the cAHrce ~
breaking into 6 seetinn-hoEsc ai The Shf-e-
Ticast and ohm RAILWAY GnmpsuF- IiH
Iuruer va cufT1iinG and given i've YEAR
n the Ipui.eIfiHTT. Tie Jury pei leinc
Ruif 10 aG-rpe n STANLEY cass. ths scenseo
vns brought 10 fii> ci;v YESTERDAY ane
placed n ne Hmrirc jal ioI sais-teelfng.
tht Jail OF New ksui cDuu,T beinc m-Fcur
60 account 81 undergoing renairS. he
was brought g. fhs ci-r uv sheriff I. 7
Euvsier IND Depufy sheriff z. 7. lrump
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-16

The rpu8rf al IN = e.. Cnieli urcsidsT
n the Hoard al health. shows th8f fher
were thirty-fvs deaths IN The CRY duriu.
10, week ending Jun 12-E.
The ruusns os deafh vp-f rs follows
Bronchitis. rhn,Cra-iulantum g.. cnl'
resIor ~ hmcs 7; consumption. g c-ouy
. crr~r. .. oufveIua. q : T-~s'pn.a,.
hos-t-di-aas.. G. inflammation ui hrurr
maulrcitis. . uil acf pneumonia.
sufiruiur 0' irsm- . scrniuA, 7 suicfd'
! . tuberculosis. u~EmlG ! other d.
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attorney Suf fbt COMMITTEE 81 one BID
eyrG ibid ths tiouTs tiiai be w'aF really re-
sg'onsil'le fe7 4sss sheriff. arr, and Fromiseo
tp produce BesTiman nj 30 p'niork ie-nln'-
row Tn proceedings were Suspended INC
general suiuIositiun " tlIaf HeiTinnn y 3
vaiuHblt witness 3os the COMMITTEES al Dns
hundred. ano thai thcy hDE b. sertlrr ms
pardon and usf him H. naufIcilnE abl'''.s
ulgrEso with offences wiieA The Commit
acc hsvt beuH fUr Some time tyvesfig asins.
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a 1.4.arIE CITY
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tanned aga. tgme- M4-- ~ Ti--'-i-- Il.t.
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rt,. foi.vlrr .u.4.- ve-r Gis-p-rd ~
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a-d.~., i. -r, SION. %. O. , . JlauE, l'l--
messed
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The Priscilla strtsraoas an tes.fer-
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..rr HpuE. N j.. emo la.-Ai y
..ca,eh -ir- morning thc WIND we blow
u.e frru 90, northeast a. The rHp ~ SIX
fa,u mH,~ ar hour. Tire weather was
.IuuG, aue h411 pu.luf ths bonb me
swell wa. .r-r regular and uui very hich.
20. i~o-rr-, were CONC io' rar' De-.
.u.t .ir bong -I,ef~ Puritan, Priscilla. ans
Atlantic.
lri.- -Tus Tr.+r.i.4 ~euehod thf finish
.nut. ttt r.i...- u .fHu"f pi fhf ! IT.
t.t. and vnt ., -.. EHr-i t'i~a
Tn, Ptr~ur Hlc up' t' .-i .n. rwt. The
f'~,-rIHa .et tp atpH.lr eir,eI minui'-
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g,-AaB y r-crs e-- an asnI.ses e. LyBch-
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LHNANspnET. lsI... SUM 1a--A irt~ ILL.,
-irt. ana l.eT-r -hf lure, L-4ir-vrech rye
who snn; F-I- Handle las-eu--T s-I..i
uic dl;ch uca, " uiiL.iu uret weeks --.a.
ver, given B. preliminary hearing there
re-c,rauv l;u~bt. .At hremaI vig We.
injured n TIT WRECK dial Yesterday, EuC
rh, See Ing va. "a STRONG IRA mui violence
wac tircsucnrU ~ iudl4l soFera.
thousand l'eupit nv The Iu.lI. hut uu
demonstration was mAdt. TIT p-isuners
vulved preliminary hearing gnG were
l.puna over under tn charge ~ murder
n tht ffsa deCrec- without imnG. Ybt
fseliuc j, su EIrunc anon. railroad Usi.
Ina giIt prisoners vii be removed - In
dlauar,Oiis far snit keeping
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II TINS courf YESTERDAY morning n, sun
u Talbot sum Is. The EIrnmnnd anG
-'Ervilir Railroad company 10Y S-u.1m
Gaulaces, vhicn nas if-en lenains ~
neHr'y Two vseEB. va. submiiIe1 Wi5hou'
Argument, and tbf JurT beins unbhit "a
u.,ret. vas adjourned over unit -ii- mnri-
ug TINS sur va instituted eiever ytiIT'
acc. Messrs. Robert stiles JAIME FisH-
sanib. J0hn II. GuF, and Eugene =. a -
st TupreselIssd 7ainOri aDn, ana JuaEi
Marshall an6 Col8na v. ". Gordon IDt
uliir0uG company
1n the case NJ J VI. Knes rs. Louis ..
Gckenua, NJ New York winch Wa iDr 3
cinin iur services as manager ct ths Cl13
southern Telgphane COMPANY NJ 10 thf
tina Vi IT, e0lEIlss, IN April, 1859, lit J "!
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u
PrTgsHu4iG. JuBt 1S.-lm slrike % cuai-
miners II Kew Bsrhign"u, Pa - 'n0koE.
lls C,ak f.idse uines haYt iS-ou running
under the 1lrGfeetinr o. thc shertn o. Arm
slYBng County lOr scvera. GryA. Ihs
mninlns TuirulGuui mIn1 ni-p RESUMED
wrlh 8 heugs rugro furnished by the sheriff
- Clarinn r0umy These MINES AT nUs
pavmg TRY five cents pe ION, sen ceuEs
iess tlnI ths men cams ON t0f on thf 11tt
Gay % March 1'ht strikers have iiss0
every eiieTt 10 90 fta men oui "a s'ak
RIDGE. and n dung 10 nunlgr " Their
iesGarF were arresiea fui conspiracy and
i,0uuG pNef Ia ruIIrt.
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-reo,G tteclIu O. tnt IisuEtot
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feIi-1 GROWING aJ- w ,.a,DIi.f h--v
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-noL.a- VII sm-J pvTe,-EI1. ru.
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.nt ranpTc HH11T rGr Ouf VI % iH--
auC fed I'D. AUfolr county pu .'t-
crowd ~ InTll-l..irc url,rnea- iu- l.-
o.. .L- tiuJrl apprehension. -bnuct -a' n-
goes g-f securing -he country y ft'-i
alre"-i0I Iar nm
al ~. -nl-i"er shOI- n -ns rIn- --'l -i1i
uo,f.g-cueiii ui lut nuvr-varO war r.'-"-
fc-rirnr arc Else wnrknieI Gis-hH~c. -l'
appropriation being entirely eZEa.s -l.