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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-04

Washington dispatch to Tho Louisville CouricrJoirna
There is considerable talk here about the beautiful
lunch Mrs Whitney gave the Notlic alton Committee
ST Grasslands yesterday. They had great time
Mrs. Whitney was the only lady present and she made
charming hostess. All the visitors left graeslands In
love with her secre AIRY Whitney held up his end
In a highly commendable manner, but he stood no
chance against Mrs. Whitney. There was no speech
making Tho affair was wholly informal, and the
VISITORS soon fell into the spirit OF what II was In
tended 10 be- an occasion of pure and unadutcraicd
enjoyment Mayor Jacob, OF LOUISVILLE. came OUT
In or az shane The spread before the visitors was
very swell one but Lonisvlilc's Mayor was not sur
nnr,rcd nj am OF the dishes. At least he did not
show any surprise That was E6rc that can be
said OF the representatives Of Georgia Missouri and
Texas They understood all about tho delicious old
vircinIa ham which Secretary Whitney carved and
sent ar,li They were able TO recognize the chicken
salad and ices. Champagne ard raret they had sen
before The cold beef vas an old friend and they
managed to look II they had previous ACQUAINTANCE
witt N eat pafes II was the cavlare sandwiches
which knocked them out They looked npon them hem
stotpcd The caviarr too much for their blood
mt they enjoyed themselves nevertheless, as dld
evcrybody else present. The two committees voted
Mrs, whitney and her husband to be the most delight
mi people in the world On the way back Mayor
Jacob explained 10 The Georgia, Missouri and Tc1as
men the mysteries OF the cavaire. HIS explanation
was a mastery one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-04
.s cu.nor OF the MADISON ATTORNEY

- .,o,,s ~, .ncr OF THE MADISON ATTORNEY
In" ...- ,.vr-.r.Acx or PROSECUTION rHe CAUSE.
o. paul. Mimi, July (speciaD.-Thc criminal
,,,e, suit Of Secretary W. L. Viias' against "hhah
WEIGH the aged and eccentric ATTORNEY mno Ma' y, "
w. hccn tried last Thursday, was dismissed In
nav ~, ,oa.v The technical ground upon
..n,on tho cases were dismissed was the want OF
s.ssoc,,,on.s But the real reason seems 10 nave
hcep that neither judge Hicks nor Assistant Nou'9
At,oruov Jameson is particularly ANXIOUS 70
No county of Henncpin pay the cost 81 a'oo' sus
NJ Mr.. villas against Mr.. WEIGH. Hi'er '"o ne
trial. in which the Jury failed 70 agree .he 80
-. Co.. 1npe o. When June 90 arrived Mr. DAYS.
-, Tho former case was ont OF the city. TIC
49,, - ,.ctrd that the case would be continuous o"'
- a. was called for trial M. WEIGH anu tue az
..vs insisted on q trial, and the case was h""iiS
rcstnoncd until this morning when m', '".,
noovcd for q continuance. In support ei MS '
IA rrcscrtcd the affidavit of James hu'chhso"' sun
A. n. f. Hutchinson, the secretary Vi ' ""
Madison Mutual Fire Insurance company anu 'no
OF the attorneys who assisted IN 'ne -" a., 80
his affidavit Mr. Hutchinson declared ina. +" "ou'u
80 ross,h,o IN proceed with the trial In the absence
of Co,m.y Attorney DAVIS. lie had understood That
~. o.e was 10 he continued over the term, ana con-
oo,er,,v Yea. not prcr AIRED with the evidence that
he desired to Introduce. ,,n.. ,,.,.so
Tho rev evidence that OF William f. WAS biccso
J. Stevens, W. A. =. Msir's ana L. N L"sc' d" Vi
n Msalspn' to correct Mr. welchs version Of
pec'ca ,,or,,ew in which It is claimed
me V,as confessed that he appropriated s1s.
n 600 Of the finds OF the in ance company Judge
yTtcts thonrht there net sufficient excuse ior a
Hchs nec and Inc case was accordingly dismissed.
Mr WEIGH seine years charged in Madison ,
newspaper that Colonel Villas was r PDsnrancc om
Many In the trial last March Mr. WEIGH sas NE ,hss
wren ,hc charso 80 With a revolver when QUOT
ane rcstored he asserted Mr. Villas admitted that no
had Appropriated $4,000 Of the company ho''''
- ,rae corrv for IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-04
SELECTIONS FROM TIE MAIL.

THE EXPENSES OF TIE CHICAGO CONVENTION.
TO the EDITOR Of The Tribune.
Sir: Your statement that $4,000 for the enter
tainment of the Republican National Committee In
Chicago was one item Of the expense Of the Convcn
ton needs correction. The member from Vermont
and others of my own knowledge, paid in full their
expenses An explanation will be demanded Yours
etc. GEOkGf. W. iiOoNrn.
CMcmbcr Republican National Commttec.l
Brattleboro. VT. July ,. 1888.
(The statement was not THE TRIBUNE's. II
was made in a brief Associated Press dispatch
from Chicago.-Ed.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-04
TROUBLES OF BUSINESS MEN.

seligman Brothers Co., composed OF
sigmund J. seligman, Philip segman, and
Abraham II. Hertz, and doing business at No.
375 broadway, made an assignment yester
day to Simon Herman, precrrng the Natonai shoe ana
Leather Bank for AS d. and NJ. H. Moses for S24OO
Iudgmonts AGAINST the firm for $4,000 were entered
I'm the supreme Court yesterday, and for over Soooo
against segman May Co.. the clothlers who assigned
on Monday.
Benjamin May butcher, at Johnson-ave and White
CT Rrooklyn made an assignment yesterday to Camille
Lehman, prcferrDS the First Natonai BANK Oh brooA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-04
R1ILUAY INTERESTS.
THE q 500. RATES NOT ADOPTED.


The new tariff of the 500, line has not been
adoptcd by tho York, Ontario and western or inc
Zone, watertown and Ogdensburg railroads, whose
lines form a portion of the soo' route. The position
of affairs yesterday as stated by General Manager
j. f. ChiIds of the New-York, Ontario and western
Railroad, was that no sOo' freight VS. peing 'aAeh
over his companys lines at anything lower than the
regular rate 81 cents lie said the Soo' route
officials had asked him to agree to accept his roads
proposition Of the cut rate OF 90 CENTS Dut 'h's o
had declined to do, and his decision was agreed 10
by General Traffic Manager Emerson, OF inc home'
Watcrtown and Ogdcnsburg road, whose lines form
portion of the " 500" route. Mr. Emerson was seen
at his Office and corroboraed this statement ana audcu
that the 60 cent would be runous, as IL would not
pay the expenses of transportation The " 500 Inc
officials said that they were continuing 10 rcceVo
freight at the 60 cent to St. Paul on first class
and 20 cents on sixth class freight The refusal OF
the New-York Ontario and western Company 10 ac-
cent the cut left the old National Express route 10
New London by boat and thence by way OF the CcntIa
Railroad OF Vermont, the only route open 10 Canaaa
and IL was learned yesterday that the olcals OF tat
company had also declined 10 carry the frclght 10 INC
Canadian Pacific lines at the reduced tariff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-04
GENEROUS PLAN.
A TT KING A. CO WILL SHARE DAYS SALES

AMONG THEIR MEN.
Tho firm Of A. II. King Co., the leading American
clothiers win keep their mammoth store at 62' ana
500 Broadway open July until IL O'Clock noon~
This is largely for the convenience Oh inc pupn''
h oro 40 in,ercstcd I'm the sale now going there,
and 10 clear OF their tables before worNncn pcgn
remodellIng the building on July 3.
To compensate the employees OF the estaDhsnme en-,
for wording on a holiday the entire pront OF ing
DAVIS sales will be divided among them In proportion
10 the amount Of their wages and salaries. Ing
bargains that the firm offering are SO Thoroughly
appreciated by the public that the process OF INC
day will undoubtedly result In good sized sum 10 %
divided among the employees, who VIII then get
neat little addition to their wages and have ha!i Oh
tho holiday at that.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-04
No. 1875 Monroe.st, yesterday The police sent him
the Gouverneur slip Hospital.
HE COMPANY rs IN THE WRONG
A TIr-up AvERTED ron THE PRESENT TROUBLES
AMICADLY SETTLED.

AMfCADLY SETTLED.
Albany, July 3.-At its session to-day the Railroad
Commissioners considered tho complaint of James H.
Magec representing the employees of the Forty second
Street Manhattanvillc and st. Nicholas Avonie Rail-
road Company of Ncw-York against that company
charging that defiance OF tho contract with tho com
pany, that they should not work longer than Twelve
hours. with necessary time for dinner, the company
Is cxacng over thirteen hours OF labor from some oil
IT'S employees The Board rendered decision as fol-
lows:
Tho Board finds that the agreement between the en-
moves OF the railroad Of February 1883, was dsre.
garded by railroad company First-In that consecu.
tive hours within which certain trippers' pcrormca
the work exceeded twelve; Second-that the time al.
lowed by the company dinner TO certain drivers and
was not long provided for In the second
article Of the agreement Thrdrhe Board informs the
company that Section o. chapter &c. laws OF 1887, pro-
yides as follows, to wit:
at shall be msiemeanor for any officer agent Of
any such corporation (see surface railroad company In
cities az moro than 100 900 nhabtants) to exact from
any OF It's employees than ten hours labor the same
to be performed within twelve consecutive hours with
not less than for dinner constituting day
provided however, in cases OF accident or unaVou
able delay extra labor may be permitted for extra COM
pensatlon." . A.
Fourth-should hours Of labor established by 'he
above law be modified by the mutual consent OF the EN-
poyes and authorities OF the Forysecond Street aii
road Company and the ground taken that such modhca
ton Is not violation OF the law, for the reason hat
voluntary agreement TO additional hours relieves
the authorities the charge Of exactng such aadoha
hours OF labor the recommends that such agreement
be scrupuousy to- both by the railroad company
as we'll as the employees.
The threatened tle-up on the Boulevard and Forty
sccond-st lines has been postponed. The employees
held meeting last night when Il was anounce e he
the Executive Committee had ucclucu To- awal. ,io
action OF the Railroad Commissioners. The troubles
on the second Avenue road were amicabiy settiea'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-04
GREAT REDUCTION IN DRESSED BEEF RATES.

GREAT REDUCTION IN DRESSED BEEF RATES
Chicago Ill, July 3.-In accordance with general
expectation the rate dressed beef shipments to-day
fell to 23 cents per 100 pounds. Chicago to New-fork
the lowest rate ever made by any railroad OH TINS
article OF freight On business the &c IL cent
rate was maintained The rate on provisions was
further reduced to 90 IL cents 10 New. York. and
% IL cents to Boston, while in order to maintain the
authorized difference between the live STOCK ana
dressed beef rates a farther reduction was made on
cattle I'm carloads. bringing the rate down TO IL IL
cents TO NewYor but leaving 1t at IA IL cents 10
Boston. On all other articles. so far as coulu DC
learned the rates remained unchanged from Mondays
schedule So far as the dressed beef rates are con-
c.rped everything will depend what the Eric and
the Chicago and Atlantic may decide to do
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Contours of
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
E0R TODAY:


First Page-Port.aits OF the kepuDncah Oahoioa'eS@
General Hafrison's Record ,,-s.. a.. y.,,,~
Second Pagc-HarrisOn as Iawyer-barfisoh IN Dae1S
w Millers Views.
Third Page-England for Cleveland n, -
Eourfh Pape-The First Corps Reunion, Blue an4
GRAY observation-disclosures Loyal Dead-The New-fofk
With page~For the Family Crcie-Knitting and
0'y SSt6 Paqe-Now for Active Club Work
Seventh Pagc-Protection and Victory-ML ERlas
SanguIne. -, ,,.s rr,, oath ro,a,c, .,,A
SInth PsgeNThe Presidential vetowashngton News
MIR Morton Greeted
tisventh OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Talk Of ~hd
Day. $3.50 - .,,,.,r,,
Thirteenth page-AgriculturaL 49,. r....-..,.
Fourteenth Page-Mr Cie'elana ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Acceptance-Potcal News, 1,.,.u r..,~ r,rt.,tnr
Fifteenth Page-lron NILS Closhhs-Aeiih AinAeiAss
Sixteenth Page-Joyee , r...,
Seventeenth Page-Congrcss and PENSIONS
Tichteenth Page-Markets
Nineteenth e-Markets-Advertisemen
Twentieth Page-A Advertisements
Comics in wrappers ready for mailing, can be nsa IN
The Tribune Counting Room for cents each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-04
THE REV CHARLES N. WHEELER.

Boston, Mass, July 3 (SpeciaD-lhe keV' ohari0'
IT, Wheeler, of the Unitarian Church al "ihchchuop'
who was killed at a railroad crossing on saturday,
was a native of Salem, where he was born in june
1891 and was the son Of the Rev. DIR. A. d. wheeler.
lie was graduated from Bowdoin College IN lo4', anu
for a time was engaged in teaching at "estioid
Academy in this state lilo then pursued theoiosica
course of three years Inc Harvard Divinity schoo
and perfected his education at the university Vi
Gottengcn, Germany. His first pastora'o was "'
Peabody, but he soon accepted call from The IN
chendon Unitarian Church and filed the pulpit there
for twenty-threc years. lie married, in 1904 Miss
Ellen Gage, and leaves one son, who Is engaged III
literary work Mr.. Wheeler was chairman OF the
School Board of Wnchendon for many years and reno
cred valuable service in improving the schools. He
YVES a warm friend Of the late captain Epnrelm
Murtlock who bequeathed him Ss!OOOo inc trustee
Of the estate paid the amount OH the first Gay Oh
Inn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-04
COLoREo METHODISTs IN cONFERE

Albany, n. Y, July 3.-Thc State Conference OF
the African Methodist Episcopal Church met today In
this city, Bishop Twincr, Of Atlanta, Ga. presiding
The day sessions will be held for week The Rev.
W. B. Derrick, Of New York. was reelected tccrctafy
At his suggcs lon there were adopted resolution
urging the annulng Of State laws that prohibit inter
marriages between whites and blacks; and petition
10 the King of Belgium, 10 prevent the importation
Of rum into the Congo Free States. ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-04

CARELESS REPETITION OF A Silly FALSEHUUD
TofAe razor ,f Fhc Triturs
Sir: In his speech at Prohibition ratification meet
Inr at South Norwalk Tuesday evening" the Rev.
william Boolc asserted that twenyeight ont OF the
scvcnty-two delegates from NewYork State to the
National Republican Convention were liqnor-dcalcrs
Viii Won kindly INFORM me where ascertain to
tLc correctness OF this statement Yours respectfully,
Wv CHARLES ". BELL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-04
INDEPENDENCE DAY

Then Charley, Clair and Harry gay,
To honor Independence Day
In a big explosion were not slow
To let their bombs and crackers go,
Till burned and bruised at evcry point,
Quickly Ponds Extract came I'm turn
To take the smart from sprain and burn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-04
ELL IrsT1CE TO A TRAITOR.

70 fhs EdffOr OF TIC IFtONNt.
Sir: In your issue of to-day, June %. you did ex-
Mayor Low full justice in exposing his traitorous
political course, and have earned the gratitude OF
thousands Of loyal Republicans who supported Mr.
Low but now have further use Tor him.
Brooklyn, June 2s, 1883 D. NJ H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-04

MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTEl1iiuENor"
philadclnbia July 3 (SpeciaD.-The opposition 10 tno
,,,, p,lro,d,s elevated way by traction company
Will It is stated good authority be Withdrawn th
traction can make an aSfechlcio WIN ''
officials similar that which they made WIN inc remp
svvanIa when the built It's road on tlborts1 Inc
49,, n,s the Reading to charge not less than ten cents
for local trips.
Dcnvcr COL July IA certificate OF incorporation OF
the Chicago, kansas and Nebraska Railway Company
with the Chicago Rock Island and Colorado Railway COM
many was filed with the Secretary OF STATE yesee,u"'
vim caulal stock OF 100000. Several brancA lines
,,u he constructed one OF which Will begin ut lor-
ton Brown County, and west to the eastern ihe VI
Colorado Il Will connect Win inc Coiorauo coS
The latter company will construct line from Tue lue
70 prhlo and Colorado Springs and the entire line WIZ W
hpov,p as tho Chicago Kansas and NEBRASKA Halfway
comnanv The principal place OF business WIZ DC lopcA
The directors for the first year are o. f. Jilson H. ~
parker John Sebastian, Daniel Atwood. H. f. MorriS
George w. Samuel and NJ A. Law
Chicago July "a dispatch from springhen Ill., says
A. meeting OF the Of the st. Louis Alton ana
o,a and the st Louis and Central Illinois RAILWAY
compancs held yesterday It was decided TO c
Two eompanles the road hereafter VIII Do oporaei
,nser the title OF the St. Louis Alton ana spfihsneiu NAN
way.
PHILADELPHIA July tSpecaD.-At the Pennsylvania
,,.aa, min oGiee to-day a prominent Official speaking
f tho trunk line troubles said The company doeS NOT
antepae any further disturbance IN rates Ihe ou o
dressed beef which the Erie made yesterday mas oeen
ntonntlv by the other rOils, iu IL N pNS'N~ N@
this will have tendency 10 c"OON iD''"S' ~
at least for the present.
PHILADELPHIA. July Especially. Hartford and Com
rec,Icut western Railroad, which runs from Hartford
Conn TO Rhinebock " ", distance OF loo mics mas
inst n,ssed into the OF syndicate OF Philadelphia
capallsts composed OF william d. Scott Henry O. GID on
Iosanb T. slnnott Andrew Moore and others The ma
o,,tv Of them are interested In the Poughkeepse Bridge
comnanv The capital stock OF the Hartford foad' Is
e. 00ooCo divided into 10000 shares Inc syhuies'c
has purchascd block Of 1000 shares and THIS togeer
with the stock already held, gives It the control
Rondout n " July 8.-Judge Parker. OF the Supreme
Court has given the OF IIarpersfeld permission TO
bring an action dissolve the charter Of the Ulster and
Delaware Railroad Company because that company has
not finished the line oneona laid down In The char
tor Of the old Eondou and Oswcgo Rallroad Company
which was sold under foreclosure The officers OF the
Ulster and Delaware Company the suit Is brought
only for the purpose OF annoyance and Is OF importance
whatever.
Chicago July 3.-The castb bound shipments OF Hour.
Grain and provisions by the roads OF the Central Tranc
Association last week aggregated 14.oos tons against
10 ofe tons the previous week. increase OF 1s22 tons
The Vanderbilt lines carried f0f Dor cent OF the tosi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-04
MR.. GARRETT NOT EXPECTED FOR SOME TINE.

officials of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad III this
city were surprised at the unexpected visit of Pres
dent Spencer yesterday. lie denied that he had come
to this city either railroad business or TO meet
Robert Garrett, whose arrival from Europe he does
not expect for some time From latest advices re-
ceiycd from Mr. Garrett by his friends here, IL Is
learned that his health much improved ana that inc
Journey Of his fathcrn-law Mr. Frick' 10 Lohooh'
was not caused by any apprchcnslons as to Mr.
Carrot,,s condition as stated by dispatches from
baltimore. Tho officers OF tho Baltimore and ONO
Railroad said yesterday that he had not been In better
health for some time. President Spencer who came
here I'm his private car OH Monday night, accompa
by hts son. started last night ior moh'nS Snoo'''e
and fishing in the Adirondacks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-04

RUBY ROYAL "sEC"
The exou site dry red champagne. Can DO haa AZ All
summer resorts and race tracks. ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-04

You can cure sore throat with the help Of DR. Jaynes
good remedy for coughs and all throat
and lung diseases
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-04

The abscondlng president sold drafts on the Chase
National Bank of this city for two days before his
departure but the bank will lose nothing by his trans
actions 1t is presumed that the drafts were ior
small amounts because his bank had no large amount
to It's credit In NcwYork and the inquiries have been
numerous IT was stated that the dcfalcatlon would
not amount TO $4,000 at the outside ana nc
amount Of exchange that could be sold would DC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-04
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION IN VERMONT

Rutland, w., July Site Ist Congressional Dis
trict Republican Convention held to-day. John
w. Stewart, Of Mddlebury, was reDominatcd for Con-
gress, and Major d. J. Stafford, of MOrrsvie,
nominated for Presidential clcctor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-04

For alI evils arising Ssoriered stomach inactive
liver constipated habit TARRANIs sELihhh AFknEN
delightful remedy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-04
KEEPING Up WITH HIS RIVAL.

From Tho Pittsburg Chronicle.
Daniel
Yes, SIRE -
He does, aro." fII
we must not lot him have this Advantage over -.
Hunt INC up Bible class 70 tcash-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-04

GRATTAN & co.'s
belfast Ginger Ale Is unqusstsnanly ths nnsss eveR
imported. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-04
The Best High. Class Cigarettes
Kinney Bros Special Favoura
M4RRJED.

RAY-BRowN-By the Rev. James Ramsay at sns resi-:
Dwight Ray Isoline Doy Brown
Notices of MARRIAGES must be Endorsed pith full mdma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-04

fresh and healthy and the buds are all alive 40 not
recall of arrested vitality prolonged aunhs 81
many months.--Ed)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-04
Rowayton, Conn, June 20, 1883.


Atlanta, Ca, July SC. c. Nelson the BANKER
who abscondcd yesterday, left town OIL nonh-bound
train. lie took with him heavy valisc, presumably
filed with valuabcs. on Friday and Saturday he
went to leading banks ard sold exchange on Inc
Chase National Bank of New-York, with which he has
been doing business The amount is roughly cs
mated at $4,000 His bank, the North Side savings
Bank was a small affair, but had a good many de-
positors among poor people. Probably $4,000 viii
cover the amount represented by exchange and the
dcpositors and 1t may be less. Nelson came TO
Atlanta from Canada four years ago and IL IS pre-
sumed that he has gone back there Tie married INTO
a moor family and has done brokerage and SINAI!
banking business, with some pawnbfoking Ills whc
thinks him innocent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-04
ABRANI 4. BOYD.

Abram T. Boyd, an insurance man, having his o'hce
In the Morse Building. died on Monday Of heart as
ease at tho age of nfty-scven His death was duc
to exposuro at the burning of his home Englewood
n j. last winter lie took severe cold at tnat
time and this, with the excitement and shock, Dfohe
down his health. lie born and always lived at
Englewood lie was a graduate of Princeton ana
had been for many years ia the insurance business IN
this city, having been agent for the Greenwich Com
pany for the twenty years. lie never held puoiic
oejcr but took an active interest in politics. and was
chairman of the Republican County Committee Of his
colnty lie leaves a widow. The funeral VIII occur
at the Engewood Presbyterian Church tomorrow al.
ternoon on the arrival of the Northern Railroad Oh
Ncw-Jersey train leaving Chambers-st at To-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-04

shipments; Pennsylvania lines s7s cent Chicago
-Four Ia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-04

Mrs WINsLow'S SOOTHING SYRUP for Children
Teehing sotens the gums re uces lnnammauon ~
pals coc and diarrhea Gus g0e.le
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-04

GENERAL ORDER: The SOcirty VIII neet ~ DILL
MoNICO's 9TH ave- on Wednesday, July 1883, az noon
10 celebrate tue 18th OF our
ence ether states are invited 10 ASSIST 1n~
Standing Committee will meet at y O'clock ,,..
~ HAMILTON FISH, President
JOHN SCHUYLER, secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-04
r,,acs lIBEL srIr DISMISSED.

.ocry as no Is doing as wcl could be expected unde
tho circumstances.