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wtr. .elmer, Colonel E. Harrison Sanford anl George
Kpaoua Latnrop. On .-"linday nig-1 Vurra.snset Tier
will i*e reached snd there tho party will meat M. 1'.
l-KDilv Jobu H. nol-iti and John "K* -timon Wh teley,
ol London. The Rambler will remain there ror a week
makio* excursions to New-Bedfora. Cottage City and
l-__artoii for blue nailing.
Mr irvlns will return nome on the Dflsoxts, aailtug the
oat.'sud will open his engagement at ths Lyceum
Slieatre In Ixindou on . epteuil ter ll.
Tin: Fiit:sn-AiR fvnik
Al'KN OWLl'DOMl-NTS.
Tte vtsnSty acknowledged.$ 20,4?. 0.
{?Two California Canners". 30 (in
____ Hand. N- J-- >ahbaih-sohool. ?_ 54
4-1) H . 500.
1. ii__l>-tt> C Win-el-r.. Haucock, _ . Y., per
Ihe Ch is'i'tn inion. . . 5 00
_ _ii_re_ati.>ual fSatibatli-aoboul, li.v.-ri- . 1,
s\ . nco
IL A. Kulana. .-"> 00
j- |- ^ . ?'""
lira.'1l'B.*Wheeler, nar A, K. Whits. 2M>"
**r. \y 1, WrUtbt, Madrid tSprings. N. V.
J ? Hue, lion-stale, l'.-nn. 500
.V I Aiiii.-*outh I"ortlsnd.Me. loon
!'i (. :i?">
y ll H.. Walla.U, M. Y. 1500
1_-1 ellina. 1059
y. _'. .wei. 1OOO0
Children's Aid .-oi-iety, IlrooUlyn. 55 00
j-ntertatninent elven t*y seven little girls at
I'ateraoii. H. J. 8 25
A I. I.awaou. 2** 1M?
fi ra. H. W. ti. lo""
late of Wl.ht. 1000
Jin M .riraret A. tstl'il. KlB_ati*n, N. Y. 600
proabrtSrUS Church. Islip. X. Y. _."><"?
Mi.I,.w's mlle. . 1 00
E. H., A-.tia.iiy, M. 8. 500
Tai.ieaiis given at Bay View Hones, Shel-ir
laiand. by L"Ulae and Mar ito Stare, Ii He,
(irnce and Irene Hullo., fi.-li.- Btaloatam,
Lloma. Qedney. Wlllia Wallace. Jobu -earlea
and messers Hames. 30 "i'?
ll. T. 0. WOO
Mary D. l)?nlge. Mystic Brides, Conn. 500
>. L H. * 00
J. M. **.. lr..v, N. V. 85 00
C. -. L., Wiiahiii.loii. 1>. C. 1<?"
jonis.Msash's House, Tannera.ille, X. Y. B 00
fiere. 100
M. V . 500
Ma. A. M. o'lver, Elisabeth, X. J. 500
Boshy Hill. Walter, Frank, Hay and Clareuee 10000
liiip*-..niptu child's fair, at Peninsular ll 'haa,
Sea liri .ht, N. J., Kuny Wee ki. tn*.*.?ur?*r .. 3 CO
Eatsriulumsut end fair at Mt. Tab.ir. N. J.,
by Carrie, tirade, Ktilth. Banna mid others. _0 00
J. M. C. Martin A Sona. 88 00
1. and P. 8 00
]n Memoriam. A. L f. lui"
Nra. L. H. F. l'J .">'>
1). I . 500
Total Aug. 10, l.SC.981,902 01
LITTLE GIBL8 BBMBMBBBINQ THE OOOD WOBK.
Bethlehem. N. H., Ang. 12.?A fair for thc
bfiietli of Inn TiuurNi. FreahAir Fund wis neld here
to-day by a number ol little glrli whose paroatS are
guests of the Turner House. The amount realized by
tins j.>u .mt form of summer recreation w;is i?l 14. I 'r.
In other wordi, the promoters of the enteriir.se. M -?
Anna C. HUI, ot Ho*ton ; the MlSBSS l.oul-e and Ells
ji.inn.oii ami Clara C. I.ineol.i, ol llew-Tnrk, hare bs s
lustrum.-ntal In tilvlns thllty-elsht city Shlldres a two
weeki' release from tbi-lr ii.fl ne tenement hollies.
A JA FAS ESE V 11.1. A HE AT SI. OEOKOB,
St .ten I*lnnd can now W*-t cf sn ? Educated East "
anti u " Wild West." A pietaiasqas inn! pretty lilli*
JspnaSSS vill.igc hm suddenly sprang into c.i. lenee nt
fha -outl end of st. (-sarge's Park, aad the1* Wild
West " finds itself eompletely taken by aarprist. The
Tiling*' was niiide ready by il. C. Parin in th rec weeks,
i.i.il it ?a- tlirowu open to the p;iblii- last night, lt
1- j u-t bach of the DlnBatnnted fountain snd the
oombmed offsets ol tl a lonntain witb tb** Tillage and
tta attractive little booths featooned with giro* Japan?
ese lanterns, excile the adiuinition of uh 1 Ki- ka not
tbe village that waa colonised ;?t tbe Madison Square
Oard* n laal winter, bal ii .tile!- o grsnl variety ofat
tr.icti.'us. Then ort oighl bootha, and 'tw.-niy nat iv 3
attendants. Everything mads, is lor sale, Tbe
l_r_*--t booth presents for sale the gorgeona Mikado
roi'*-, iiml an sseortmenl ot porcelain waree, Th*
small boo hs. baili on thc plas ol the Japanese dwell?
ing . h..ve bamboo lattiee windows and dc orative
Boreen. Ynmagnehi mneh prettier than her name,
la the joans lady who represents the goddess of tea
Boaeta.ii ihe name of BBothsr young Indy aim will
asnlat her soon. A booth tani attracts a good deal ol
attention l-tbt-ouo tn which two skilful embroil
decorate silk screen-. 1 lo- deaartmenu ooassct ill
their viiriiiii* linc ??. Thc potter tarns the "potters'
wheel m one I.th nnd turns "il imsll elar -h.ip- - foi
sups ste., to be ired, sad decorated bj the other
artisan. Tbe Bateama aad Tokio decorators are the
only repreeentati voa of th.- ninny kinds of porcelain.
Ul,.- w.1 oarren and rup.*] sketchersoompletethe
|i-.r ..i artisans. The Tillage will eon tin oe through thc
mason. Fhe attendance las. aighl waelarge.
SOC1AL XOTB8 AT SARATOGA.
Baeatooa SPBixoa, Au.. 12.?Visitiiig and
resident l'r diii'iiioulsts met in the .pring street Caslao
io?day.boiiiins assstsna mnrnlns, afternoon ami Braning,
The principal si -akers wero Professor A. A. Hopkins, of
.?Sheeter, Mri. Mary**. Lathrop, of Michigan and ex
Uovern >r st. Jon., of Knnaas. i'uero was a fair at
Isadnnsa,
The Kev. Rr. J. P. Newman will ?upi*ly the pulpit of
the Broadway Presbyterian Church ou next Sunday.
The Kev. C. J. Younc, the pastor, has been summoned lo
Long Branch te attend the funeral of a blend in hm
fi rmer pariah.
The marriage of Join _, Pl.i.w. of Baltimore, anl Mri.
M.ny J. Baptiste Roberts, of Port-au-Prince, Hat ti, io .k
plana here last night, 'ihe Esr. Ur. Bostwlek Bawiej
officiated.
Tiie ciiildren of the Kensington participated In a hop
this evening.
SOILS AMOXC THE CATSKILLS.
Ki\*.*t<>-, Au>_. 12.?-All are dow pleased
with tho weather lu the .'atskili.-, snd tho social season
ll -Vasalag brilliant.
* -linoiiial bop win be civen to Williams.
tn t cheiira! leader at Hotel Ksatsrsklll, no BatorOaj
n
.l.-.or (*ar!o? Bobrtae, the *-pa*iisli pianist, ls deii.ht
liif: the tiuustsat IhsOrand Wl?h h:? jilaviii^-. Miss Annie
L. "Inner, ihe Now-YoiL luprano, occtaiunaily lcud?
ber \ mee.
Tbs .a ties* I.room drill ti amoDj" Hie novel attract! isl
Of Ibo web, fost.-red by HaaagM Gillett
Crras W. TUM left her. witn titi wife for lu* Irrtngton
home on his ya.-hi [nanda on Monday srsnlug,
< ii-.*, ttie t'iiiiiese niant, arrived In lbs r.iu.e on
T.) -uy Bight.
The canp-ineeiin. ni Hunter la in fu'.: progress, wltb
ii.any i .?!??.! h.*i.i*.ter? unt a targa crowd ut nallan la
dall] attei,dance.
Police Jiutioe .-olon H. Smltli. of Kew-Tork, with hi
Sie'.a:. Mihi M. E. -inlii. ia at the Knateraklll.
A haas Bfeode Islsnd elem -hake, with 10,000 cams, li
auioiiK the outdoor liici'i'-nt* si Pins II li _. Saturday.
POLO CA BES a 1 si. ii POET.
Ni.wpi.ht, K. 1., keg. li.? 1 be second match
(assn fee the N'ewput Pole Cup, thin by tbe Weat*
anns ar l'olo Club, trie played this afternoon, wnen tue
Wind.. *?I- rook*, the winners of M inday'a match, jilat <? i
the Country Club. The players wer: Conotry Clnl.
Baymend Helm, nt, Aucnit Helmont, w. Cochrao, Ban*
f ri. < i. \V. Hird. Meadowbrook.?Tboniji llitrboock,
w. Batberferd, Elliott Bnsaerelt, i.l> llorson. i-'.x
kill Keene wai ampire for thc Meadowbrook!, F. <>.
B lek fm lbs fo,inti. Club, 1 _, WiBtbroo referee.
Tba Btlnadaatis *?? larir^, mm nie pole
p.ajlni* has never be.-u h.-al'-'i here.
The Country Club were tim farorltea, bul
l"it th*- c ip, ttie M^adowhrooua taklnic thr.**- nat of gre
goan. The name waa ezel tins ann tba *>e'*re was ann*
aia- ny t h iii.iiie. The i:ountry Cl ab took lb** aral
J*I?aUowl>rooks tbe tecund and third ; Ihe fini-itry ('lilli
tue lour.h. ami liie Meadowbrook! ilia fifth. 1 lie iistii
was bei*uu, but not tin.shed in tne required Hbm.
C!I.M01iE"sjriiILEF. AT MAX BATT AB Bl 10B.
A large fat_e_JBg attended the opening <?t
Gilmore'! Jubilee at Manhattan lir-a'-li fSSterdar after
-non. fhn sstaetlons Ins idea sams nf the uiest enm*
poaliioBiand were played la natyle that won ,-or *.u
ino'a weil-desarred applause. Barara] weH-known
Brtlata tonk part la praaeuilBs the prue ra to tua There
Woanaothw bis erowd al the erasing performnaea The
Uri! of the three .Uv.' |u!dlee waa Closed wm, |Bi
" Anvil Clioriis " aed '* I'tie li ..* ks mtii in tlie Woods,"
with ao opera shoron, fall hand, drum earps sad earl!
Sud arilll'-ry accompaniment-.
VI.: BTBIXWATs ircsu.is MABAOBB.
William-Mawny returned boms Iras Europe y. -t. i lay
ami.. Li.- f. umtaatloa os bli psi t Bsd! si Ideal th* ?
i dap ine* ol tin au - hot u ? ..i ral i?,,t
. 1 ' u .j.'.. .: .li ? v.. 1.11...I.,.ii of hi! booka Waa "'inn
? ind a report preparwl for Mi .-:? away wbljli waa
I lilli, V. _? fl,.) -lii.U. .1 A <!? If ,? D* * .,- - , ..?.
iv. eiteni wi ovei two ii nulli . i.
L.tn.v principally t<> tb. eonatruct "ii .m..mi. Before Mi
I ? i tn ni i.n.it li. t.i. ? ' am pu-ll powri to dru a .. . i..-. >
t'-i--...pay for a new car. He di. ? Uu n*onej bul ill*!
bot pay for tbe oar. Tlit-n iii.nt to the ir_lil
V' ? , .an I., i.nii i.i p.. rued in h.. Ji.li.i, ..i ii,.
al-iiupi.. -. tai bi iori _uli n .i*-...t ' -ii..i..??-.i ?.
_S*_.,a ..;:? a" ? -
.
itii.ii iri.i. it.a ni ks IXTAXC to no.
k oinfciencc nf Pms'Traders, sailed by lbs
J*'Hti.iin.i . i.ii.ii,.n,, pf Um Af i.i ..ii Pl ee Tl ad! 1-i.fnr. ?.,.
I ... Uarld A. Wolla pi*-.....i in. n *? .
-i.t _ui..i'_ other. H K Bowker, Kven-tt P. Wheeler, E,
I J. ts .M.aaii. n?.,? ,1. i, i.,,.in ,i Ui Bend oui aa
? - '.".iii prominent 1 *r ef'1 ra>I.Ta in all il,.- --t.il. -. nu-nu
yu.mn.- h ii.,un, Cougreaaioual dlatri. ta thia tall. R._iu
I.i.i.- .t.i. iid,ipt._ oouinien'llng i'mi,in,t Cleveland for hil
adli.l.li" t.._liii!i,i-n_ini. ii;!.iiin, pialaiOl ..,iii..v Mun
Biaa aa a trna AaiMteu auUtamau, UiaukUiK Mi Morri..n
lorhia action rn tou_T._, ou t:.. unir, i ,?i aakluc even
tarniue iijoiii.i-r w*oim,bi,tf |l (oi i,., , .,,,?_ R
WOBBBBjn lit WELL FEB BB BTE th
from Tot Nvr-mirr, (*?,,? , ft,,!,.,,,.
Connel (.w.ine I.. IVrklu.,
tnwniu.au.
-?> onei xtwwtga I., lerklu., our eat.-.med f.ll.iw
fh^jrwma_it^^
pzsst ^sv___?j^rs______?^x sH^:.^^ ^2
'ho atti! ,?,lor.u- ila ,!,.,,..'._ '__b_ _.*'1-1. ?'?'?'.'. ' ""-'
Aacufflowlth Mtxic.i Juat now would .Ive the new
ScnbirersMauiuinea cl.au.-a to flvai _ I. t _.(_ _ w.tT,
? brilliant series of "war ariiciea." ?-"?'?'. *>?t"
STEAM YACHT RACES.
.ESSOi.S IX THK DEVELOPXZ-fT OF SPEED.
?KLOC1TY ATTAIN' I> HY . .''ASL'IIK CRAFT AND
roarapo b*iais.
To the Ed it or " f The Tribune.
Sir : Tiie annual steam yacht mies of tho Atner
caa Yacht Club may bo stnliei'with iaterest to
bow tbo development in the speed of Menin vne'it.
ind ether email stems vessels, end perhaps assist in
Baking sim s farecaots a? to the probable Improve*
aoots which will be _u_)a ia thsssTvasels In the
'uture. We have li,-id for many ye ir. light lido*
ivlifol steamers of the type of wkat warn known as
nt-?? Barton) inuits,? that woald t-its.ly run eighteen
.r twenty miles per hour, bnt the limit for Bea?
ming ~OS0Ols ut small si/e wu- very much leas.
Ibo naval gnnboats iliirinii tho late Civil ".Var only
.ni eight or nine knots with oeoaaional spurts to
en. Tho larger class of goaboata of ths Ktpsic
typo wars eonoMered phenomenal, bnt they
?ould only 1.0 forced to llr,4 knots, which
was about the ipssd of tba mallei el..ops of
war mulei faVinabl** conditions. At that lum* the
lui uer sloops of war of tho Brooklyn *?! ass were
.boat a knot ur mon slower. Speeds of twelve
.nuts won obtained with aanmbor of eompar*
itivelv small yacht- baili soon after tbo war.
?.hough genmnlly sach speeds wen- nportod at
fourteen ts sixteen knots. Numbers of failnresto
ibtain t-ven twelve knots fur loni* runs could be
recorded.
Ths mrinufu-ttiro of li^rht v^s.?ls with large
power wis began a Dam oer ot yean since by
1 Immy, mit and Darrow in Eaglaad, ami by
litTie-hoil in this country, all beginning with
fast -m.i'l lum hos and grads illy laero asing the
size of lin- TOSSOla ll'-rre-h.ttl has, I bel).-ve,
uniformly boen nble to do s little bettor thnn thc
Kn.lish com] ft i tors on account of ha vi rm amore
efficient boiler. The speeds obtained with tome lo
boats wore phenomenal. .Many will recoiled thc
sensation which resulted from tho report that an
English-built torpedo boat, SS fool long with in
lett boam, ha 1 attaint'.I a spoed "f - ? '4 knot . I be
dotailod report showed tbat this spood roqolrod
460 bone-power, which was obtained with acorn
pi.ninl eugine havim; cylinders only 1'.' ami 21
inches in diameter with 12 inches stroke of pistons,
running aboal WO revolutions porminnio; ste sm
being supplied by a locomotive boiler only ?'? *-j f? ??? t
in diameter anl 1.' feel hm. tho lin's being orged
by a powerful faa blower, rhe whole machinery
w*-._ ed only 12sa tons nnd the boat complete for
trial only ?>- _ tons. In prerioai pru ties thc
mscbinery alone for that power woald hare
weighed fully 78 tons, or 11 ure than tn ice ns mu h
ns the torpedo boat aad ber mncbinery complete.
ll- raslie i- Stiletto is about the sante sise sa this
_ nt, ann is reported to make better speed, a- should
io- expected from tin- sn per mri ty of its boiler.
Largei torpedo boats with increased speed hsve
since imf n oenstrot ted.
These torpedo boats Indicates limit of speed
whick * snnol be obtained in practical yachts ot the
same si/*-. The balls an made so lishl that n.
sexily tbe quartan an 1 really cramped, and there
is little or na specs BTailable foi the comfort re
quired fer yachting purposes, A desirable ya. nt
roust l..- a compromise between a comfortably
arranged sailing t**._.i in wbloh no space 01
weight Isooonpiedby machinery, and a t*.
beal whioh 1- practically buiil t. carry m whinery
alone, and iii'- better yacht 1- tin' oas in * h 1
compromises bare been made eo Judiciously as to
obtain, oa tl..- uboin, tin- betta rasnlt Ths lessons
ot the torpedo bosl enoottobe 1 >-t. Their high
speed cannot, lt is true, be obtained in a yacht ol
tu- Miine sise, a* there a >old be no roora foi
1 Ulai ter-, but thc mil li.:,eiy can bo mod iti ed to
-*?? ure Hume cf the advantages sbowa bj tbe tor?
pedo machinery, hi ul thereby -a 1 .? *. ry mucb "t ths
weight, lb.- only true progress made in yacht
construction within til- 1 isi ten yeanmsy be
found In the adoption of higher st..un pressure!
and of smaller engiues ron at higher speeds, wltb
some reum t.on- ot weight 10 the bolls an l Utting..
As thc results "l the* 1 banges, howeveT, tia -;.. ? J.
ol yaehU bars been materially ni' !? 1
In comparing thc -peed "i yachts a d (St nlty h is
sriaen fn tl hal larger resseU atc
than small ones, and I *i a ' I impracti
: . it* a ni comp irisoB nhl h e
apply to yachts of all lengths, rhe speed ol ?? -
..f|si:n:' il I:???!?-" sill al l|l beei I
roots ot then lengths, ami the writer fonn 1 tuat thc
speeds of individual yn*-!its of tno better cia - si
rory nearly as 2.7 times lin* eulie roots ot theil
lengths, win. ii i:i;. wss fonn I to apoly rory closely
in th- -in- 1 obta I 1 nt tl." Ameri?
can Yacht Club, :,Ti 1 was adopted by i hat club a - 1 b*
I*.isis of tims allowance for thr.-.*.*! their
The Atalanta, '._'- feel '.* im bes long, last yoai
r.m BO knots in 3 minutes aad 9 si mis less than
that allowed by this rule, aal th** Rival, on
feel tl inches hum. ran tin* name distance lo n
mintit'-- ami 1 1 moonda loss Ci n. t!i" time s ht-* .-,1
for her length by tbe tame raia Other ress -
even closet io tin- time nllowanoe than these,
though st leas relative s|.i, showing clearly th.'
applicability ol tbe rule. The Atalanta must be
taken asa sample "ia very excel len I compromise
im yaehting purposes, having nlstively gresl
I and ample accommodations Ol imii. it 11
nut jiu--.i.i.' with -,:. il .-r yachts to do unite nt
Well, 1 >i allin. Igh tiie yachts rn iv run at thc same
ralative *;"?<* 1 by ths n.i.-. tiie. eccommod I
decrease with the size of the i
va iu ii I,li-.
I rhera sppeara t-? have I.n little dene in tins
country to utilize tip: experiments "t fr.mle in
modelling yachts; in fact, there nra dill'er onces ol
opin.on as *i what th experiments -ii nv. 1 ben h
no ii.*.ibt but that tl.e lines of a vessel may he so
shaped as to penril a much areater displaces! :it
foragh -I Boree-powei th.!! wis formerly
posul pos.ibio. i ..'? new English torpedo crnisen
ut iii.- -? -it class sn of abonl tli" same length
as Ho- Atalanta, bnl of 1.1.io tons, or more thai
doable l.'-r tn-i'.il.i. i-u.i-iit. ye! t;..-* are driven ai
aboal th" sams speed with 3,200 bon
which 1- som vh.it Isrgerin proportion than theil
increased displacement rhese cruisers bave been
malle rathei too short tor their displacement t>
secure handiness in manonvrisg --<> r i 1?t ths tull
benefit ot tlc- new principle bas imt boon ohtsined
In designing the lines ul ibo Lag*.ida, now th*
flagship <>i tin- .merican Yacht Club, (he write]
applied the principles of Fronde's experiments st
t.n aa applicable ai be understood them, with t.e
gntlfj ing rasnlt tim! w .til lb- -anie p..uer as that
ii,n- io a Hems boll boat ol the sams length, a bit 1
woold hiv. bad a duplacsment ol hat 00 tons, tbi
Lu.-.nula, with a displacement nt 1 in ions, wai
driven nt tbe same sjreed, lin* resell indicate!
ihui . 'onside 1.1'ilc improvement may in- m.ul.- in il.
tn mr.- in 1 no m.* l*-l lui. ni yachts in. a prop?_ study
ul pi inciples whu 1. have ns yoi received but Inti.
attention exceptamong Kuglish nat.il srcbitecU
lim times ni i in-* .1, ;.t - in tbe regattas ot th*
American 1'acbtl lah made over the same 1
rai v ii* dtn\ real yean on account "I diiterotice*. in
the tide Lust year the sta**! wss mails on lion
t| :c. m. ch w.ts advei <-, and linished on the ehl
tide winch was favorable, ho it iva- generally cop.
lidered even bj tbe judges 1h.1t the title had m
inilu.-ii'??? <>n the result, in tbe regatta "i ll,'- I *.u
ult., ol w huh tbeollicial re| uri tm tjusl been is- ned
iiii second-class yachts started over th. 1 al
course Irom Larchmonl to Ken bon .mi,
distance <>i bO knots, at almoel nial
.nt.-r, ami taorafon li ii ti,.- benefit ol tb*
whole ot tbe 1 **b tide in running I" tin* eastward
As, however, il is high waif rat New London hetor*
it'is at Lnrcbmont, all the vac btu mel au.l wer*
retarded bv thc flood tide tn ditlerenl degrees sc
oonlina to tin- lime of arrival. In order, tn**n*i.
t.i .ieii-rniiiic th.- exncl speed <il Ihe rai.? reg ? -
tl.e <-lt.ct<il mle on - in b mu-t be separately ron
- ered. Ibis "> general would nol be nee* 1 ,
1,1 tli.- purposes of s regatta on account ol tis*
division of tuc vessels Into classes which si.ni .?
tlie same inn'-. I'i- necessary, however, lor th'
cn.ni'-ei "i yacht design*-* t" know exactly lin
speed <>f a vessel, amt it is desirable even lu
sportsmen, ss noowoei would wish to back In
teasel without knowing exactly what -he wool*
,;,, when tidal Infinences and every other props
condition wen considered.
lin- strength of tbo tide veriee al different nail
1,1 ijii-ionise according to the width ol tho-onnd
position "i shoals, ste,, bnl Un- srersgslor th
whole leni'lh "1 the '-'.tn e.- a.- taken from the chat
will be found to I" 1
.'or the first uu.rler of Ible *>.('. l.iml p. r Lour.
Poi ti..- seeond queuer of uds 1.2 Unois p*-r Bear.
Por tue ihlrd qusrtei ol lids 1 ii knots per boor.
Cut tbs foul th *|iiai't I ?.f I..I- '1 .". Knut p.-r hour.
So that n vessel running eastward dalian the fu
ebb lille Won,il blt assisted *>:. Hie aVOtagO B'V* I
eighths of a kool per hour. .__._.__
The AtalaatS ula nol start until thc I ds bs
beer, nuning ebb for one hour, and flambed lb
conns within Um flret haif-hoorml the flood, si,
wno therefore assisted "i* '.he arenas three fourth
of a kool per hour fm the tune sin* WBS 00 th
course win*li therefore reduced the dittaiiii
actually run to Tr....fl. knots, un arera.e sf 1 rt. 707
knots per )i*uir, for the 4.5888 hours required to
run over the oontoo. Her speed last vest over tlie
sun*' sonne, on ths basis that the Hood and ebb
lid", neutralised each other, **-.-i_ 1 ?*;.:t:i*? knots pec
hour, en ti. it I.*-! si ei-'I t; is ve.ir WBS about thres
einiiths of a knot faster than last 1 bis calculation
with tbs t id-*? considered confirms ins very gratify
iii_r inaini'-r the reinat kniilo speed reported l-.r tins
\.s-. 1 in pravtoae veers, when some doubting once
tbongbl it probable that tbs speed shown wns du6
to ti *? stets ol tho tide.
All of t'..e woond-daas yachts wbloh ri.n
ever tha conns have been altered during lbs
yeer, and Ino speeds shown? may bo ?' ??
lynd to ascertain if any Improvements have
been muda I be bUdba, whick had new bollon
during the winter. wi.s withdrawa itt tue li Ht
moment to protect ber deek over the boilers .niue
tl.niuii-hiv. The Meteor, whit h has never been
eompletedln practical shape until tins year, was
entered bnt ran entirely "il her course, and some
othei yachts en tend lastyenr did net enter this.
1 his contest fol s -. mni- Liss ym lits _ a- pr.,el les Iv
Hallowell down ts the tisgshtp Lagonds a'"'
the Inanda, wbleb is thc Rival <>t inst feat
with Inr trunk cabins removed and main deck
rained t" form ? flush deck nearlj ton and aft.
lm* Lagon ds ran Ihe co rsc isslsted by the foll
o'.t. tide end misted by Hie first qaarfer of tbs
timi 1. lin- averase assistance from the tide woe. fi
ot akn.it per nour. Bud tbe actual disteaeo run
Ti,, in knots. Inc sneed, therefore, during lbs
S.s. - Loun occupied in going over th" ooaree was
on the averase 12.073 knote, ss again*! l_,-MB
knots in l**-". showing ? train this ,<-ir <>f less
than one-tenth ofs knot, although last vern ths
blowing engine ol the veeeel was broken down, ami
pi-suinshlj this vat witb the changes which have
been made everything was in soodorder. If the
blower Increases Hu- power 00 per cent, ns per
Haswell _ role, this percentnne represents the loss
'i.n- to tin- .ii. in. e in tbs machinery, bnl if Ihe
blower were nsedonlyto force Ihe rossel to a
speed of l I knots, as could readily havo been done
with tbe former machinery, tbe loos tim- le lbs
change is ovei one knut per bom and 20. 11 pei ei ut
ofpowei. The changes were made at tbe sagges
lion of the builders ol the machinery without tbe
knowledge ol the engineer, aad c insisted in on*
larina the cyiinden nnd varying their proportion
to thoo- appro*, ed ten yours ego when BO t" 80
poo ods of steam wen considered ln_h pressures.
Thc enlsrgemenl ol lbs cyiinden ai I rbsnging <>f
the proportion simply forced tbe machinery tobe
operated al h miser steam pressure, reduced the
expansion and Increased the um * u,ty ol keeping up
tbs steam supply. All recent developments In tlie
ste.un engine bave been in the lireetionof blaber
st--.ini pressures snd gi ester expansion instead ol
tl.e contrary, rhe changes doubtless made the
n sse! smarter for -h..n spurts, and the Commo
iim. bad expressed bi mae! I so confidently thal sn
ivetnenl had been m.nb- tbal some rf his
friends inc >rreetly ronposed tint he would run
ti iimphsutl*. 'brough thc wnole fleet
lim in,m.!a wns nm svei tbe course in 6..01
In ni is. tims meeting enonah of tue tl.**"l tide te re
duce iii*' mean ass -t u ce from ti le to one-third "' a
kn.d. Her actual distance through the water was
thordon 77 - ll lum. . an avenue ol ll.-tiik ?:*
per Ini-'f. I. i-t year, when called ths Kival. she
mail*-1 ?.'im j Ktiot-p. i hour. She therefore lost TA
of a knot pei o t *'ii seconal "t lbs gnatly in*
crossed weight due to the ms ter isl increass
iii'*-imiinii.tat hoi-, a lons will b would seem to have
l.ii warranted bt Ihe sain effected.
I tu-1 irisntsl h nt new bnili n Issi j fin bnt wns not
entered, .is bei - lr* mating parap e >s tl I t furnish
\* ster stilficii ni t..' e all the st* tn I ?
boiiir would mi ? - was, however, nm over
the course, makins Ibe distance in .".l-** boure
1 le-ii-. ? i.. ., - '.ni'-.- from tide is considered to
be .*'- knot pei hoar, sn the actual distanc*
tbrongb the **. iter was 70.27 knots, gil og sn
avers i speed <>t I3.80H lunts p.-r hour, which
ta ri ks r a yacht of lo-r si ie, I be
stranger, N'orma, and -..m.- other yt
accompanied Ihe rac li ts over par! of the course.
I In- . i-i,i lm-! an I - ?,' i.n did nol i, ? ii
I In- h .u'li i.i-.-'i- ibo . n hy t ll - ? lil ? ? ?
when I f the titi*
rory gratifying lo all who are lamiliai with I ??
siilijoct, li l-t-. I*** hoped thal snotber \ * .
i t will if i ti? 1 ii< ed i
in ii i- i. ts i- interest.
I lu wi t i ii ol tbe opiniou Ilia)
n.t. will lt* ii, .ie in thi .lue. ti":, nt Increas -
tli*. H. s of yachts than in inert
";..-.*'!. : . naval s ts hsvi foi many
i eal - thst s roomy h< .?? . ress*
driven as rapidly a- a lighter one ni the same
:. ind all ; Ihey have can ed ll -
mit p.irticiiliii
'? \ti i ??:,_ : *? p iwei ? !. eh the he ivt *.. i la
well ni. the i i
wt'-- rease in we ghi
wiib a 1 it ? ? . ilatia an be
obtained with at least a very moderate reass I
? ng rn , t iiAiii>?.- K. Lm* ay.
Setc-] I l'J. 1 **-'?.
TIi< i'. Ill !.s 'I' 1 {HOBING Ul V.
\ BWITCBMA- STTKM-TS Ml _H>KB?-BOYCOtTM ? \
! I..
Chu '.'.". Aug. 12.?Ni* h ?' - C spoil, one <>f
. . - ? if tba i.iks -ii?rr road,
lb* I '.. -t OOO tl.-? lt BB ft" ll
-.inuit a (iwitctini.il and tbe engineer ai soflne,
aad for barlas a bomb '<? bis possession. Csp*
six shots at Hie tun mea wi. iv rsrs at work In
? on Mm..lay night, i ..*? tnsu on
tin anglos Bred twa bets lo reply end wm *.f
* ii porn
. . - I* Hell.null, . Ba ti:. lOtO tlie ! ?
. , lefl a rei
- * ? ? ? . . _ aol
li i,ir., i,.ii lb* i" "i. '
i ? ... I l.y
. ? iln aod * - .p. .1
Wben be went to reclaim lila pistol i-t nigbl - ? .- ii
i be i.i. v. bleb * ..; ut with li .
new pattern a i about I ? imet* i I
bomb wai lound in s freiitbt cur t,' .ii Forty.
Iblrtl-St, 1 r. ? . ? .1 |l*a!,!) ? .
a?e. |i m.,rr.e.; m, | !.u- h fi
1 ? IT BB, . . M.. Al. 13. ; .
. ..i.e bobbin tic: n. . . t. .
nivrnlag.
Pi 'ii mr, m .?-. ? . Hswn* ,i.. parkins k l .
ibe lestbt wboss norbmsn re.
rn tn.- in iii-i
f.tflu: '
lurir Rnlfbli ol Ultim employe! loft a
m. I.'ii-, au. .. rbs t.i.in. Labor inion ballarat
tl..il ll has got ai I .. .e Kita u,.
bnwers,wbo bave been quietly teal - th witb
their onion in loyi-serer sti tbslatlei p.irt of May,
i ?? - i.i.i.i i*-r'?.m.i-nf- - - . ?? , ? ibyihe
ni."!'. -SSI bight st lbs bim ling of thi iiii.ii lin ii 11.1
?...!, delegate fruin i
ii ,, ,i I,--- el reao atlons, ?blsh bi
bad bees preaeatea lo tbe brewers at tb.-ir laal n aetlns
ninl I.i. beci i i'd at,tl slsned bj sll ol tbem *i<. pi
Hiller Brothers. Tbe reeolntlens Ate ind thal anissa
tie linn.!! was re.redly -. 11> min i I ever) union '
limn en,pint m| .nu.,I I.e d ?<?!...! .*? '. -J |,.. reeolalli-ll
ti .-rr le'.-rr..! ia n rom ni Ilea el three t.. nr pi. | .
ll'.Bl lilli l!.? f"I aCllOn. ll.- |l . ?. . _:,|.r|!
..ii i after tba n aetlns thal ti sadoption if tba ???? ?
. 11 ii,-i m.' iufw. r* had beea I - hoy* I
cott, wbleb will now uot be removed, it will bs
Stronger.
r*ii sosa K.n . a if. iv-'i bs in i nura * emmit. ?
sf the Knish le of Labor, who foi forty-firs ?!*>- bars
been sonfioed ls lbs c i inly ian fur thc n ni* psy mani nf
ton scy sas asl tbs Missouri Pa*
Railroad Company, wars messed loni ay br tba
t'ounty ComuilisioB t* Ths Km. hi* af Labor non
(iren 10 un ;i-i -'an.I ll.ii' I Ipi) ! ,.,?,,,. I . ,,[
ill the committee it...i i ;,. i, laaaeil, tba duel io bs
bsld asamal them iii terara in.me good behavior.
< ni' -.???>. \nn. l-'. i.. S. _.ii...i<. a baker, oemmltted
? ll ? ?'? "'. i ? -' lilui-i- I in Iii- In-i I mia .nm nun*.
Ho ii id soma u-> ible witn bli amp ayes, sad a card was
: late I in ii,.- A ri? .("? Zeitung waralee all bakers nol to
aerk fur him. Ureouilng morbid owmg to thia attack,
i,'- "in,: n ii,-i- .'.
i :. ii'., Ana. IS Special). " I bave rn coed word to
BB) I 'I n.y li. Di I ?, - u I a iii-iii in i ii- t | i a.. ola (nat
Company unlay Huoobiib oed "Wheo tim tainan
Brat aaked tbat Ute i .: iq . i nta per ton, bs
..I.*! for ona yeai I ... Ma) I, uy men earn* io me and
-h.'i thal if I noni i ? --. tba ic il. and it would not ba
general I iboaM bol be i iel I reaponslble. I did s... I ii.
?cale baa aol baan algBod by all the operators. B ..-,i n
fnalng for one. Yeaterday tbe m. at o.r minas rs
i.i ? i ti.e seale, statins thal ttl* r did not aab as rn pay
them any innr<- tli.n: .linn uperaton j...ni ibeii men. lt
ns* pine, y a Ballal of lim..1. (toot tbla 1* *ok aa ll
n.i: i-it I-., ii : Bot be I isle*), a* lu lunated lc -.-..itu lat
?ei I I uni ill ll pavlni! 71 CenlS pel tn", ninl -iii! nol
a-k inr n reduction a* lens as t Ban agerd to pa] .i
. * nts i n?? ii.iii'-r* bal ?? ac - I h.i.. il > ?< ii i. ,,.,? mni i
?.,. lo all In my powei m help Umbi ovei thia ariela.''
?
?LO. * ;*? ll* * Ki MIN fl'I'(-I I* I , I Alf K -I I. .Ml-. Iiih.
J lu- run \ * nt inn ol 'longshoremen v. Incl) niel
at Military Hall ob I indaj iftenoos sppomu 1 a oom*
ot seven to confer with 1 ?? hip broken nnd the
merchants of tbe cit) wbo are encased m espoitlns eil
to i.ni'ip . 'i Heir grievance, aa itated at teemeeunc,ia
us follows : Not lOBK MO W, A, KlS i.uiiii.n, ilie *?? i ei
Bl a lum of Oil iblBS, boUSbl a lank Hie.m.Bl
ami basan axoorllns mi in bulk. Hy mis
ur an. Uie ressel oan be loaded in three ilays, nhere by
mc ..i'i ii,ci i.ii it look n monti properi) to load a
t. ?*..?. witn ml In Pat !*-.-, Ibo f np.u li . nf Uie Li i.i. f-lt-an ?
ei I-. .'.'.iinii i.uiiiii-, ?! n ii Mun,d ,'.a'i three shlpa aol
liiit-ii with tank*; and aitosalber t ??? esperimenl
has in-cn ?,. -m i .--iiul, ttiut mora lankBts in.* i? ars aboul
to be pnrcbaaed a ni tba old tiu.ie mroluilunised.
-in n a i*. ni., i, a ls claimed, will throw tbouaanda ol
'leuBiboreuien and UahiermeB eal el am pl ar manu
Mun- ii.,.ii 1 .,< "(i coopara wno lind amplu/monl In
making oil barrell alli waa lhali a ou|_,Uob. Tba ra
limn, of .ni eas i? more cheaply does itt the Old World
i.i a ii in Am. ii .. banca .-ruie ali only will be exported,
sad American oil refiners ami thea smployeeanger ls
pi 'poi linn
The commie: ci of'longshoremen was assured by ths
iiicichaiits bbS brokera tbat tba tal ai voa ld de all lbs?
enid to . np Ho d; .1 tallon ul oil lu bulk. I lie i nm
mutee wni io. lay w~>t upon tun Standard Oil < 'empany
aud reqneii tbasi to fuim.ii nu boi
to u.e teak stesmsr. Tu.-y ii.***- alsa mk aa
un. i i,,n-i,leia il --.I il"- ailvi.ai. Illly of i
(using te lo.i'i K-Nilmaaa'a oilier vi-?i*,i, if no par.
?i -1 h in ftti'in lag all in n.ilk. Mach excitement pre*
\ sill anning ihe n.i-iii en of tue 1'rodooc l xcbangi ul i-l
tue quesUee, vklch ihreateaaie ii*.?i.oj ti.eir bneineas
eeumy. ^
UtiAK MAMT.U .Titi K- (il.lllNii i:\l.ASY.
Tho ritJUi." ililli.uiacUini- ha.L- abeu! c*ji_l
o tha conclusion that they cannot depend on the
'nights of babs, to dil their shops ami there ls itrong
ill nf entering tutu negotiation with the International
*niou and having th. lr old men back. The only trouble
rill ba Hist tbs tnaniiractu'-nr* will Insist on having the
uiicii-niaking machines sonUneed lu usa ant lt ti
ouhtfu! If the Intern,itlnnal ('tun. will allow the use Ot
hem except on terra* that tue manufacturer* cann.it
ul*ten tn. In ilia factor es then* ia no change ni the slt
ation. i.i,t inside of forty-eight boars it is Basseted
hft thou- wlii im impnri.ni! I.-vetopments. Mr. OPPSS.
slm, Hi- sseretsry of tn. .Manitfaciuror. A-soctatlon.
blnki thai if soms srrangement ls bo! marts Befon
neg some of tea lens manufaetanra wm ito to Biug
lanitiiu or some other inland town.
-m -
IN'VK-sTID VTIMi Tin: ilO%I_ CLUB
The committee of th" Knighted Labor that
? liireit'g.itlug tho llii-no Cinh met yesterday at
in ' lesMeatsI lietel et ftnss_s st. ami the Bowery and
ega* its wurit. Couuiei w.u prsssBl for bom sMes aud
he fir?t witnses wbs sailed ani ezemlned. The -toeiingi
.f the rou.nutt. 0 am held with closed d?or* and onlr the
rltneeeee te be examined aad ths emmet sra sile wed
n tba room. Ii lt not proposed to in ike pul.lu- the pro
wedlnga Ii li said that tt. will t.p shown that tha Homo
'.un ba* suspended Incl* mid nininhers fur nu ether
e.. un thu ti,at they bara appoaed tba h-i.eme_ of the
?lui). <,ci,.r.,i kfaater Worbwao Powdar ly wilL lt ls
nil. be cane I a- a wittie*,, nu,i ocher prouiiueut in coi?
lers of the order will le.iify.
RA 11, li t ru, IS TBBESTS.
THE BALTIMOlli AND OHIO'8 8CHEME8.
Hil l-liol-i.-in ||,I!HM|.\I lu lUS oVKII 1iIF
.ensay I'l'Miai.1, rosea?it- ti nun,
I'n 11. a in t.i*ii i a. An.. 12.?-Al ;t meeting jea
enlay o! tie Jersey (Vni rai Railroad Company tne pro
isssa Jamt iraak eoe tract betweea thai road mid me
;..i t more and Obie was agata dsbeted. rii? new pro
imsetl ;.i*reenieiii ri-r orime ?< the one already eilsiin,' he
iwees lm Bain men anl iiiiioami ihe Beadles road end
lader Its provision, the Jersey Central, Beading BBS
IS-lt un (?t ?? anl (linn pne, would lie operated ii** oue road.
The Central sgrsii ie ihe doeesseatte laterpees as
il'jfiMloni to the eenstmeUon of the bridge over the Ar
iltur Kill to Stains Islsad, When tiie Baltimore and
9 hio'i terminal* are tobi* placed. The Baltimore and
into abm i? te have the ri .nt to do ali Its heal boss,
jta?*enger, BXpnm and might, over us .-Haton Uland
me. it i* rn h.- screed, however, ob the pan of ttie
Italtltn.ire alfi Ohio lhat lt Will nit divert Its freight
MUlBSSS to Btalee Island anUl after tho BiptraUOB of
Itu. year . an.I tliat lt will not divert its peseeagSf and
ispnesbeslaessuntilsfter six years. lae Baltimore
uni (ililli wlil exercise it* pleasnrs after those limits of
ilma have expired, whether lt will continue to u?e tho
Jersey Central termiaals at Jersey City or net. in re?
turn for pnviiegee derived tbrongb Um agreement tbo
Baltimore and Ohio ls to pledge it?e:f to abandon the
Ides ?'? bnl .: g .,.i in lependeni rnai from Bound linn..
latta Uland Pound, (inn Bound Bri wk lo i: t.
i" tn ! ne Jeraey reiumi*. track* -.* ll bc used. It will he
nee ??.?i * foi ? bs I:..tl-..nr.- ai d ' ibis to begin building
a road stan,iu- -min abers rn the neighborhood nf Elli i?
beth, two _1 let from tbs Roan d, In order thai tti? proper
.-i h. .y bc reached al thc ' i Idas. Ta-- Jersej Cen*
ir * . i iwever, li saaurs i of ina baal rroni Bone I Brook
to Elisabeth - . .- fab ut twenty miles, ob ell thc
Baltitno ? | ?*ii ral ' i tor, fha aettlementa era
t*. ne made on tiie pr . rata basis. rbeeoBtraet if adopted
I* ts .-milli. .- for Bli i year-.
.ionn ii. Wwi,,, general special freight agent
of tne Halli ra ind Ohio Railroad, said to?
day thal tha flrst rr..-, n paaseogsr trslni
sn tba Baltimore snd Philadelphia brandi
wmi'.'i he* gnext week, aud one local train will
nm each wai between MTil . ? i BalUmore. Tha
schedule li non In lbs course ol preparation. I ne track*
' io ths Hatton ?? I venty-fourtb sad
Cbeatnul ?t>. In t?.> week*, wbsa tbs Ineal
traffle wi . be sxtendsd fr. BalUmon
tn ii. . Agent, of th.* road say
lhatth* y encouraged by theanpport alreadj
A Imraenaa rolu ne of boil
? - ? '"'?. ' ? ? ?, ? m '.,' i ij and st Isssi
ii -.I ? ? :?'? moved fr.un Uie yan) on lha Seek en
Monda? abd tl al la .. ?' "it tune i!,?r Will be a!..'- t" ship
fnm. loo lo. sj foil can ol freight ia:y an.i tiav.- no
doubt tbal they will receive umue tr Mo ea they ean
handle, lt w?? tnt the Intention of tbs comp my to open
lbs frc'.gi.' ? " iitara ter l, bul settee was bas?
ti Bed b] ir.r i*,i,r. _t _ imin Ballroad'i * io
Freeh r. ports tren drcnlnted in Wall Btreel
yesterdsy rsgsrtllng tbe trsttls sontrast betwsentaa
Centre ? \, ...i ri v snd I t Pbllsdslphis
a- I ftes * i lbs r.a.tim..re ul Obto BalIroeds.
' irs ns '.. Ml i thal the cn
tr.tci i .' ilgned, aod no meeUug ot tbe dire ot*
ors **f tba "in., i.i 1.1; t. > n >-.i ? , rai
t*. !??? -t ...cr wsatber tept io many ol
- f towi rbs commet ls not Uki I to beexs*
timora .u.J ? 'bio eo npietei Iti lim tnrongh
Ki ? ling, sn i this will
i.ni proi... > be dons tl yssr.
? ?
A-KtN'. f IR A I HIECL '-'111*
Pitt* i ito, Penn, kng. 12.??k bill in eqnil
iy tu the V lied, ic- * ri ill ' o irt hy
tim imt.-t Mate* iru*t Company of Mew-York
,.\ ti..- i. .1 ,, Kaw. York sad Philadelphia
Ha iroa i ' ? i my bb i lbs I'l dollly In*
and I *'e Company,
iiii* -ni: i? i.r- ugl I i . obtain tbs foreeloenre ol tb< sea
fag glvi i . -ali" defendant* t.. tho
? tl a payu ci.* ot me * Dio'.tdat
rigag* and a, amonaUns togll.ooo,.
- ? lb* ? . . . .. i.any Jay 1, l--i, !?? a- . -
!??: cent lat* re.t.
MObUTYlNQ WAU AS U Et _ OUO AN I .AT IO- I'l.AN.
lin- bondholdt i- nf the Wabash, St. Louis
Kallwaj * 'ia ? tt No M Broadway
of n- irj v. Poer, k, ML
'.. ita, Jamel ll. Co gate, li. i. r any ss t
SlOUt, a ron'..-.: t tr ?;?'?:? i ' rited I" mport ii
icbeme of ti i. D, \. i.ly pm lt I sad
Mr. Poer reed the rep rt Them sal t -, rited llacus
poatuoa be ?
I y .!. N - SB I 1. I*. Il '**.- ? , B SO ' ? ?
t.i lia*/-- nu explanation ol - ge a floating !
ae< nu.ii.av :. ?.. 1 > \-i. -y aa I .!..-? I Joy, I
balf ol liing .-.millie, replied tbat there
waa a ergs floating dahl wnen tb* reeein il
teattoi I ll wai ?' , ling to
pay more Intereat than lbs .- I rould s Ilia
pl. 1 by S vole ol - ?.
? -.'1 '.*""' I."ti 1-.
The plau i il ed by tbi proi Idea fol
thc uiergtui of all dlvii . .? ural lulu on*
.perri t mortgage eoverlag tbs ebtlre syi
.i ' * priority of I -
. ? ida ol irtgagei ex ea Di tba flril
and second .n in waly the neut of foreclosure until
,-i-r t'.rre conaecutlve yeera of default, rbelongeit
overdue rn.i] om ??' be pal i In saab sod tbs elhsi fun led
with tbs hoads rbs osw hood*, ir ftps and Interest,
l . . Tl I ? dal ' lereil ubllga
the ai i i"- sb mi H2,?l' "i.'">".
A SHEW PLA- -OB li.X.v- ABD PACIFIC.
The reurg i of titi Texas and Pacific
Rs rai i not yal . ? ls tout a iti itt i i 'i.e IB*
semsland gr.?:r. bondholders sad lbs il icb ." Isis .ire
;. cooperati iBaaewssheBM le be lae ned Ina
fen 'lay*, it being dal roe i tbal tbej har* aol been fairly
tm \ tbs a h.- -terning people. The bond*
bolder- committee, composed of Simon J. Drake,
( ',n-i..;?!..ii Meyer, W I Hull, Charlei J. < iv.da and
\t :, inn, Blt . las, (rester, iv Invited ]"' , Ibolders tn 'lri-.?
it tiie.i teen rt t lei wi*.,, th.- central Iru-t Company In
- !..-.. ira fall ami equitable leran Tba atutude
nf ttl- stockholder! li baal espreeaed lo this bitter
menlfeett lo.ncii by Henrj Clews i
l nc ?? -rix..
. WUtai partj
at a moment when tb* jkitci ? plsni bsd tl rough!) .
ream tl - .
ii i;'l ul".nt ittil. I, thc -? -:
.1 uh! w.\ li forevn k* pt tn lg
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? ..uil.ln* ?! i 1 ni.i ri..'. ...i,u.
Hie _ .-?' ii ell .it iy lt will a. !-? ' I" ' III
? ii.. i. i.i. mi i I ai in* i ..*:. ? lib h. Fudging from
J.a-! rsperifll''* ll bul tl.*- I"'t idulg timi
ippcn for IU wrifar* ll* tald plan pm -dee fol au
! ... nf clalil milli..li* ..f fa ??--, ii..t. ? lo thc ?t.M-l .
i. .'.'..I obligate* '.- , ?? I :?? -? ll
? ? ! ii lill ' nilli
*. ul. ... ? . ! . tn. I. ia* and I
.
t.i i a* ? ."ii ling tm ?'? ' found I > '
ti....-1? -.nt;.;. ni .'.(.uni I*, t" ii n..in evidence in hand thai
??. ii*, .-j ? ? -
tn i ? nut 'H" i the ? i - * ?! . oropany befon* they jot
brw plan amt Iberch] nuki-.Unit righi* ami ph. u them
t,,n v,-r bej oad llieti i
I I KA_ PACIFIC KKOKOA5IZATIO..
rmi. Md i.i-in \. Ame. i'i Special).?It wet
reported t..- ka] thal tba plea nf tba i laming r immlttee
for Uis raorgsaitaUoa of the it-xim PaclBc Ba.i
Wool I '"? UgBBd in a fe tv ,l,i* ?, when lt Will I"' given lo
i i,e p . .lie. \ inf mi' i nf iu- \i i Mar * ummtttee isld tn
dsy; "Wsbavs reached an sgrsemsnl on all poiBts
with lbs gsotlemea represi nUagthaNaw Tort Intereeti,
which wc un.,, ii snllrslj ssUsfactory to them,
ul lt I- le ti*. Hi" liui.liliet plan
of renr. Shi/at lull gtVBS UtB SOBSOlS lill f*t MUt Of IBS
lirst h.oi Ultu- bonds, Itloi i" and 80 ncr cai i of the
llrau and lei on la, Nen Urieani 00 sud 80 i ? i cent, ler*
, ul l, I,*-', alni !>. a pel fi lit .Hf! 1. ill 1 ?Ililli* 1" I"' B I.t
i,: * roadi *a,iii iii? mot gag* I landa, A luHleleol
.-un'i mt nf .-is n in reeiore the oonditioB ol tba in ni "-ny
will be I.*.- : t i directs nirlbutiuu of flo i"-r iii ?re
of st oak, fur which Un* hoi dei wlU reeeive the sams
amount "f second mortgage bonds ami the Moating >iei>t
wi., ba paid SltbSI In new itoeb SI Hi" rate sf WO per
.liam or in c.i ii, at mc committee'! option."
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MISCELLANEOUS KAU.WAY INTBLLIOI .CB.
Cuni..'.. An.. 12.?The $. Orst-class pas
lenget rate betweea Kansas Cit] and Chicago wae with?
draws tin** forenoon, an i the rate li bow .;? a* tx-iore.
t -..iiiiii 1. -i..ti,-1 M'lliou attlee thal tha f_ r,.te eompewi
-n-i aaafmiy with the "sealpara."
i m. .ii.**, Aug. 12.?Ab agresflssnl bat bsse diawa np
hstwese Um Unlea Stock Yard an.i TraasltCempaay ana
the . cuer.il n.u.a.-.-i - ,.; Hie roads centring St Oil.ugo,
i.* nhieh the Btoek yard esrporettaa sadertakss, ettei
September I, i*> perform fer * ? stoaiba all switchlne*
servlea si Psaklagton for lbs ??igbtcen resdi ri*rty to
the agreemeet. Thle woold prevenl the reenrrenee et
? rn-li a stale of aSatrs as bas estated ita Issi strike
nf un- Laka bhera iwltrhmen. which >??? ma.ie ii aimu .
aa Impeaalbility for n._i oemnaaj i" iwltas Its cati la
and "Ut of tit" ileckysrds, wnlls otaer sempsnlss ara
not moire!. i t.i interfered wuk.
I'ni? aih.i I nu. Aug. VI isiienul).? the llo.itd of di?
rector* of tie Oeauasrslal Kxebangs held a *aestlag ibu
aflercuou to lake settee on (lin report of Hie < 'oui iii it tee
on TraaaportaUes eentalnlng ehntgea ag.-?tu?i raiin.a.t
uncials of dlsertmlastloB In freight n*>*. lb* re|..trt
? is iteeuaeed wnu eena! eranie auiuiaiiuu. Tbs leper!
wa* ll.Si Willi*.Ul tll-l'.tiile ai-l.on.
toadstools IB STEAD t>F MU BB BOOMS
Nine It-llaos living in Hom list., (irnng.'. rf. J.,
wi ie BSSSsnad Uot iilgl.l liy tating leedateSlS hy mulakt*, lur
irni*!irr. m*. There wn* mneti excitement when the ".rtlms
wsce sstisd with ersmpa and vomiting l'hy*lolana were
hastily summoned and administered smeUca Frank Matte,
hu brattier ami wife .imt chile, and five others were the suffer
cn At 10 o'clock they were mach (eater. Mult.-* cane waa
thr m.isl entnal, but lt wa.-* thought that lie would recover.
DROWN LD IS BOSTON HARBOR.
BOBEBT c. BTEVEB SOS,
PittsbcbOi Aug. 12 (Special}.?Bobert C.
ison, the pleesei ticket "scalper,"lsdsad. Ile
began Miling ticker* ns sa employee! Ibe Ohio aad
Pennsylvania Bal road Company at it* staUon li I la
gbeny, wberetbs FortWsyas terminus ls no wsltusp L
GeneralCaaa was at tbst time president of tbe read.
i.. e day Stevenson resigns I a* thc result of some tr., thia
in me ..iii-.-. De considered Uml be had bean treated
unfairly and registered a determination *? to get even."
Sot lone afterward bo made t* formal application to
(.cn.-ral ("a** fora ipaes about four fest -"juare In tho
ststioB te be need for beslnsm purposes, The general
entertaloed the proposlUon without Inaulrtnf tbe nstnrs
of tbe business, and ths latter secured ina stand on a
lease for three years. Etosooasr were tn* formelltloa
disposed o' Hum Men Baan, dlsdalntBg such a trade ai
fruin and peauuta, wbleb Ceae expected, opened the sale
sib, a ran s lively trade in "scaip
:. tue very stronghold of ihe company, tot y*> .rs
i uis buitncai secretly, bal aftsrsevsrs imbi
nat! *??, wbleb li- w>n. no bogan to sell openly. Mr.
Htevenaoe was widely known a* the father of tiie
American Ticket Hroker*' Aisociailou. Ila was sixty
i' in of SSS SB I ur.married.
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DB. JAMI! ll. M* l.KAN.
m. Louis, Ang, 12 [Special).?A *li>*";tt'-!i
from Danville, N. Y., states thai Dr. Jssisa H. McLeaa,
the BBllUeealre patent medletue iiistiufac-ttii-er ot Hilt
city, died tiii-M this morning. Bis death wss unex
paotsd ami ii mm to !,u> ? beoB o.ni*.-d t.y non ans pros?
tration ami a partial laaetroke reeetved toms year* ago.
I>r. McLeau wa* '? >rn In 1 99 i lu Arreslilre. Bsotlnnd.
liesi'ent bis boyhood Ut Nova Beetle, whore bis father
was a Government yeoleetst. pe bo.un his mc i
sin nc* in a Philadelphia drag-store, and came to tins
ruy lu 1 ^ I'.' He St once began the manufacture ..'
i.atent medicine* an 1 t'ri>"P<-red BOttbly lu ttie business.
ile bald many position! m iruet in ih'.* city, bal wai de?
li a:?-d for Con great lu 1 --_ bi Colonel J. i'. Hr oa.lhead.
Ho leave* a wife and two children.
CI: III* AUY Nun: .
Ai nm-,, N. Y? Aug. 12.?William C. Bar
h. r, ..f .i.i*ia_ Barber .v Boes, wsU-knowo carpet mauu
lecturers, died lust evening, age Sixty-m.
BT. LOUIS, Attg. 1- tbs Kev. Jnlin 1'. Ilergcn. Vtce
president sad sbsnoellor ef the Bt. Lents University,
Sled Bl ttie novitiate of Hie Jesuit 1'lither*, ul 1',or;-> i:,t,
OS I nc* lay.
V, ii I, i -I IABBS, -SOB., Aug. l'J. ? Thomas Walter li abln
B00, agc eighty -four, tiled here today. He wa* tiie
olesst -TOS Mason In tho Plate, having ObtelBOd his
thirty-second decree msny years eco. lie was au nug
lt..i !tr*i pioneers togo Into Illinois In 1832, mid was tuu
Bl -I while man lo settle where ihe city of 1'eoria now
stands.
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OS TRA CA OF A DEF A CL TI R.
TbbxtoXi Auk- 12 [Speefcl).?H How are you,
Mi. t ampbell." said H. f. Illug. s travelling salesman,
lo a mau Iii lbs ollie- of the Windsor Hotel.
?' My iiiiuin ls not Campbell, slr i you are laboring un?
der a mistake," said tho BBBS.WbO registered at Hie Wiud
.ii! mi .Monday us thurles L. Seymour, of M. Louts.
The conversation took place this ufleruoom Mr.
Klug toll sara tbet tbs awa was thanes J. i aiupbe.l,
-Kui defaulting general mannaor of tho stein?
way imi Unstops Point Railroad. Ti.e mau
n.ci milliloni) made up his mind to leave tue hotel.
After in. hasty departure two i- .cwet :.., _?
nero found In bis room, ney sontamed ffCB, lt was
learned lliat he i- un I***.- '? a ticket for Philadelphia, und
Mr. King toliowod Mm io that city au.l mere iosi irack
of nun. Mr. .Steinway ls li. town to night, aud ha ts pos?
itive tuat ttie fugitive I* Campbell.
TBB JAPAN BBB tl AT AL SECRETARY HERE.
Captain Balgo* Becretayj of the Navy of
.lillian, arrived ut tks Wlsdeot Hotel yesterday from Baa
.'nun i-it-o. He ie Besom] sated by sevsral saberilaats
iitticlal". of Hie Jupunorio Navy, Including 1'aptu.ti Md
, i an I, IJeuttnsnta Punakl, xoabil, and Bldaka and
Paymseiai Eataoka. Tbs party eera resolved lon their
arrival by Mr. Kuki, the Japauees Mlntater al Wash lae*
ton. They will etiirt *nr WashlBStOB lo night, ami upon
their return witt visit the Bevy Yardi* at Bteeklyn, l*o_
lon and other cities un the Atlantic coast. Tba Beere
lu ry un 1 Mi comp.tulon* will sal, fur Kure-to in about
two weena.
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AS CKCOMrVBTABLA /ul'; BOT A BOT OXB
Thu efforts nf tho r*-*l llt[ind in Ihnliiut .
ll.i imoiiiuler lo come out al Ilia lop of ihe lube ou
Wednesday proved so exhausting lliut yesterday lt did
liol have the auililllou to climb up anywhere near to
l i.e imten indicating ihe'e*lluiaie pill upon ihe len.;..-ta?
inui ny the perspiring pedestrians who atopped lo look
at il. Tlieweath.ir wa* decidedly warm, hut it was oue
?ir ti!o?n dose, messy says tnai ihennom tiers bars uot
learned to measure with aa/thlss like me soooraey of
- nb i ii.? ti ii in. mil). Iho nigiial bervlco mau lusisied
mat tnere wero we*iony windi. If lhere were
ibey unlit have ciiiittued themselves pretty closely to
ide roof of the Kiiultaliie Hiiibllii*. for they were uoi
foil n ar the sidewalk*, and strips of liutillng faslene*!
lo flag poies In various parts of the city hung as limp ai
w-t tialhiug suit* ou a olotbes line. After kc, pu. a
pretty good prc*,rn,, all night the niaicury yielded to
inducements olfered bv tba shu to move up a few points.
At tl o clock lt waa lb3 and wai going up lively, wnen a
ii m.. of eloii.is lulerpnied for Hie benefit of mankind.
1 ue nuu wai determined to make nnuself fall, however,
and al noon had come uut trom bis oonoealmsut and
A YACHT AM) A KJSOOBBB I'l'SF.T BY A .QUALL?
SKVKItAI. LIVES LOST.
Br,.,ri iv, Auk. 12 (Special).?Tinto was a
thunder storm and sudden squall In Hostou Harbor this
afternoon which brought disinter on two ventli and
caused the lo*s of several lives. A yacht was seen to
capsize near Long Ulead. When the spot wai readied
the vessel Had huh. aud only a bucket marked " Frolic,"
and a man's coat was picked up. lu the ooat were let
ter*, one addrossed to J. W. Lansing. Posion Highlands.
The yachi was the Frolic.owned by Winslow r.Haydon,
who resided on Langford-st., Dorehester.a muslo teacher
forty-*!i years old.
Mr. Hayden wis supposed to be si expert skipper. In
addition to Mr. Hayden the party Included J. W.
Lansing, a photographer, t wetuy-tiiree years
old, who resided la Clarence-*!.. Dorchester.
He w,-s marri-'. and the father of one child. Wiillaui P.
Heudersiiii, eighteen years old. of loath Iioston. and
Mi. Haydon's two ?on?, thirteen amt fourteen years or
aire, were also of the party, lt la probable
that all were drowned, hs nothing has bren
heard of any of them. They were bound out
to the groves, otr Nahant, ou a tl*iilnir trip, and wero ex?
pected home to-nignt. Tua families hal not heard of
me accident mm; mo sad nows was communicated by a
Journal reporter
Tbesehooear arlsenla, from Dover. V. H.. engaged in
brick freighting aud bound out wa* struck hv tlie squall
with all sals set, and Inslantly capsized. There were
five men on hoard and the reSSSl did not sink, hut only
ono man was savud. ..ne was off Deer Island wheu che
espsUed,
7HK FIRE RECORD.
"DEVASTATION BT POBBtT I" mi_.
DBTBOITi Aug. 12.?Tha i?'iiiirti* from the for?
est lites In Michigan still come In. The western part of
Jt.-iy County ls aiii.**riug consi.lerably, crop! being
destroyed and buildings threatened. Many towns ure
cut ott from telegraphic communication. Although the
wind has cleared the air somewhat the fires are Still
miring about Hiehoyguu. Immediate danger has beeu
averted at Iraversu City by a eli.inge of wind. Men
watched all Tuesday ul.ht to save thu eastern part of
the city and a force wa* at work all dav yesterday*. Ia
part* of MeeOOte OoUUty gr-al tiamat!" has beea done to
Inn.ding*, teases, crops and logs, nnd In many pl BOSS
the woo ls are ablu/e. In Xcwagu County tue USS Son*
Unite deetrneUva ned are spreading ever a targe terri
ti.rj*. In Lake County many Hue belts nf tmiher have
tieen bani up. It la ton late for rain to sav- Hie crop*.
i'i" i beary storm ii needed to put an end to tue de?
struction ot the forest!.
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SERIOUSLY BUBBED WHILE SAVIXO PUBVITUBB.
Fire was discovered yeaterdBJ i" th** s__tae
of J. N. Jones, in _*'liiety-*(;oonl-Bt., near Fourth-ave.,
Bey ll.lge, 1.. I., and tbs Hames extended to the ail|n!n
!*"nr.r. lt. Murray, snd both were destroyed.
Ilia losa waa about 93,000. While removing furuliure
William Van Pelt was badly buruod about thc face aud
erm
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LOMBB IN VAHl'it'H PLACE.
LANCASTER, l'fiiu., Au.. l'J. ? Tito large
bara of E. C. Mussel mae. Rt Strasburg, was humed Inst
night together witn its soateats, ladadlac levorai head
of rsttls ami the season's crops. Liss, !*7,.">ik. ; partia.ly
Insured.
lin hm.on:. Aug. 1*..?Thi leal pips and pluuib*rs'
?upplisa factory of James BoberteoB 4 Oe., es Benth
Howard, t., WBS seriously dBB_BS*Sd by fire thli in-trti
[a_. Imi age, -..I'."io. upon willoh there lia partial
'n Miranee
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011111 ARY.
_? -i:i'H M. irrn.i.
?lo-i-.h \\ Tuttle, one af tho most prominent
and o'.dusi tltlssns of Vswsrk, Alsd yesterday ut his
bousa, No. t'i'7 !:r.a !--!., a_e seventy-six. lia was boru
In Me .v irk, sa '? waa s I >8 of Will nu Tuttle, publisher
ut I hr Stntlntl of Tri towt, and a descend int of th-- tlrst
-. li" was graduated from Princeton l ** i?-fc*e
wben eighteen years old, ana studied law oaderCnief
Justlee Hornblower, *.: sea. Jeraey. He pmoilaed law
until l-'i.i. nben hs hscnms treasurer .if u.e Howard
- .-. .- li itttutiou. -om. aflcr Ue was sdmltted to tue
bai be was slecud town olerk, sad s.-.-t--i elgbl rears.
In i -.u he married ? kausbter ot General John 8. Dacy.
Ha waa elected an alderman snd became presides! ot
i ? ? i Ci i ' i.. and was sleeted e member ol the
l <-g slatui.ibe Wbuy ticket, ll- n.tru luce.i in the
Leglslaiun tb* bill for tha InoorporaUon of tba City of
Nnvark in ls3d> and laimred bard to uavo lt passed.
Ha waa one of tl.rgaalfera of the Soward Savings
I anil, abd wa* lt? tte i-irer until ih re* rears sgn, w.ien,
upon tba death of Beach Vaedsrpool, hs was elected
tnt. ?'. 1 ittls was alsoeonneoted with other
-.,i lu'titutiotis, being a dtreetor of t.e >>'n?ar_
BsBklBg Company and <>f tho New-Jersey Ius.raiice
. i ... Be waa a director ol the Newark Library
it'ioi.. the Haw-Jcrecy llisiorie.ii focleiy, und a
I founder ot toe Poster {lome, In poiiUci Mr, lani'*
vt in tu eornost, KepabllMO sud In r-.igiuu u rresby
terl.vi. Dniug an r.der und trustee In tue Kirai presby?
ter! ni Ci;'.iroh. Mr. Tuttle I wits died a year ugo at
Ai-iuir.' l'artc, and lin Ital bo children ..vin., i ;,e e?lule,
wlilc. I* w.riii al* itt f - ">,.)..''.?, Will go lo uo;..i.-w . and
to i heritable inirt'o?es,
urged the merourr np to 81 . At 3 p. m. lt wss tear de?
crees higher, and remained at thst point on til tne Insti?
gator of the healed spell had dropped behind the tall
buildings oh tbe weat tide of the street..
HONORING TIIE MEMORY OF DB. MACLEAB,
PRINT BTO.. MK.V TO ATTKND HIS TVS .RAL? LOVKM
BY lilli AH'M.VI.
The funeral of Dr. John MftcLeaa, thi
former president ot tha College ot New-Jersey, al
rrlnocton, N. J., to-day, will be attended by Princeton
men from all over the country, io Princeton men in ibis
city say. Dr. MaoLean was connected with lha instit*
tluu for some fifty yean and was a uuivcreal favor.w
with the stu.lents. The casual mention of bia name at
tha Inauguration of President McCosh, la said to have
given occasion to a hunt of enthusiasm which lasted
ten minutes. Many anecdotes are related of bia peculiar
characteristic!. His long, flowing hair, benevolent face
and serious mien, with great capacity for
i-ulet humor, formed a landmark lu Princeton
lite. The graduates to-day, many of them far
advanced lu life, speak wlih unhouuded affection of "Old
John," ai ha was familiarly called. He exercised a pa?
ternal care over the students and at the lame ilma
looked well to their beUavior. He was a great runner,
aud numerous stories are told of nts appearance mi tbs
se.-ue wheu ? tilden ts were up lo disorder, wben he would
" take siter them." run down even the swiftest and
?* collar " him. Then tba vern rania- man, victim In luina,
would talk to him, entreat hun with tenn in his eyes ts
reform, would even pray with him and do almost any.
Uiiug hut punish hun.
Ibe Alumni Association of Princeton College, of this
city, in their desire to express their feelings and tuelr
estimate of the character and virtues ot Dr. Mac Lean,
havo adopt.-.1 as thule eenilnients an appreciative
eu|tor'ni from The Srtrark Haily Adcrrtuier of \V>- im-a
day, of which the following are extra, ls.
Th* death af nba Baw. John BTseLsan, D __tt P__eeBaa, re
lui,v. - fluiii mu nil,Ul tint i'll'-it .uni "in- "f HM matt .'.Mila.
^Blahed and beloved characters thal wera conspicuous la ra
ii ont, educational and philanthropies! bm. mutate <H tba i _ _
half century of our history. . . . It la sala t** Myths! na
m.ni waa ever bettor prepared for the change tiian halie lila
whole Ufa bad beeu oi.f Belf-sacri-Cias dsvot-a i**iit*ra.
linton* faith, in which in* ?a*i sever aotmalvenoraestma
hut al ways wanned lu- a large-hearted Inti nit in all .nd
.oik* . huh wen Intruded fur the benefit o_ bis (silos men.
THE WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMUVT EVOtOATfOBt?fOI $2 ROUSl
V-ajBiKOTOB, Aogval lit.?For Kew-Eafl*
land, New-York, Pennsylvania, New-Jersev, Delaware
and Maryland, fair weather, BIMSSIIJ winds becoming
southerly, nearly stationary temperature.
Thence westward, fair, except fur local rains In north?
ern Hlitiol*, Michigan, Wis.iomlii, Iowa and .i.iincsota
TKIUL'- K LOCAL Ol_-__V .no..9.
/**"* q. ? ntu
'TM COOB_ i Morning, - Night lu. bea
I, ? dlllMtl-lMlflSl-'TI fi VU H0.3
ill.! ff?' ?-?nr-?. -ve*--i'i "i'i -r ???;??... r~
-.-< rsr-y-?*- r -?.-j^?r-. . j-I_L
s.i i .'"J"j.-t,**!' 1"t '??ir"j ,'*__<?<?-*??*
tan ";T*V*r??,""'?". -?F*~??; " ? ?-?
i.i ,1.* ,.. . i. .. i i,i i
?~? r -
In the -iiiL-riun i Bonita anni whits nn<- sbewa the Bataan irfc
calvariat .. - m,. iiatiea la tt*ia
city V.-.-.I. i i.n nv- ? -i in - ol doto, relative humidity, ur pow
ceuttgeol saturation of tba alt with moisture, ls indicated.
l.i.n. .-i *i.i*i,, . i, pi,.-i nt tl ntii.it una in temperature, - ra la
l-l.1, lat inw U..I....1I11. lui al lluiuat ? u__,rt._,. y, No. ill)
ll... ... - r
Lrua
lm. tx s orri.c. leges U -1 a. m.?The exccs*ivi
heat nf U edncs lay BbetBd soiuewliat yesterday In tb*
Leas raelee, bat not seeefh to amount to a cold wwwk
Past and s.iulli there was Lt Us change. West of lot
Miss -?* pi!, an i p irtlealarly IB tne MJeaenrl Valley, tbs
weatber wa* evan hotter than ear.y la Uss week. Thi
mercury waa above l " n Banana, and Bea Uf fiat ta
M .ninia. II,,. b_-Sn__?r li.-re ro-e ? l ,-i i y. t. . ? li f ul
isles sud dryer ur tban on tuo d.y before rbs tem
pniHture renire-l between 75" anl B?*? ?*. tis average
i7-"~ . bemr **.'io?.-r thea for Hie e. responding
day *ast year. Sui ls higher lii.ii SB _>*lii M'lay.
Fair weatner. wini nearly stationary te tn p*-ram ia
amy be expected in this etty snd vicinity te ?dept
walmar and fair. Saturday; hot uni.'air, S nd.iy, pus*
linly followed ii j- a -unwer.
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ir.ts THE BBOOTIBO ACOIDEXTAL t
Dennis M.iluiiity, ;i tailor, ;i^r*' tw*iii\-livrt.
wa* taken to the Ci.au.her-* Miesl Bsspttel uhout 1
e'e sob la*'. 'V-. ii g in a carr, iga, Ile wa., smlerlng
from a pi .ol eliot wound in U.e _t.aloi.eii, hui
wa* nbli! to walk up the lisps wnh the assist?
ance ot two Irn-i.d . Tue surgeon, seeing
lhat thc wound was i arion. Infer sc I Coroner Bm si m.
Mahoney told tba t'.troncr tl.a: he was ainu hy Juna
_tl>?, of No. 96 P'.iiest. He said tnat lie whs in tbs
Liquor-sion ?epi t*y ls ne*'*. tatbet aud beeaass engaged
in a trtsndly tu*?ie ov-r a revolver wltb tue y.*ung mau.
The pistol went *-*f ami lbs ball entered his BSd-W n on
tba left aide, psseU-ting ti.e luuatiasa se far tbst ll
could not ba ext rac tad, ll- h-.gsd hil- Coroui-r uot le
nrre?t hu.ct ev. n II ho died.
Mr, Kt-uso, bowavsr, bsd Stllss arrested. Tue ir a
enar to'.n a similar story of the si-.ootm., as giveu hy
Mahoney, and several other persons, who slain ti have
witn**?s-'tl lha alioo'ing, corroborate 1 tim story, .-*tii'-s
was lo'-kel up to await tue result or the wounded man'!
Injuries, TBB physicians deei led that Miho.oy'l ouly
hope wu* ii. pei:oiming laparolemy,
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A wed .nuwn ?T. nij-ti of ihe cir, lest a Bight -.l.irt lu
tin- she IBs at Mike Donovan. laUBdrrtoc ..t'u'r .lay.
lr wa* th.-inly siuinter garment ii? posse***, and ob B
tn** . monogram. He complained to tbe^ropnelor!
? in" pbwnt's the shoal tl t:..- g.irn.inri" said Mr.
Dmi..van.
?? I vuulun'l bave ?..keti .*-.'.' fi r .t "
"I- -a i real uai - ? ia **>r or la yee ti". I
fra .'If" - ' imsbs Be| ibl o m.
Mr . Ram .1 nit ham understands that Mr.
tl-? n lr* sgdnlu'l gel a Bogree eoanrmea ob atm as
ixforo. because it was refaced hy ina UWineUel tue
Abomln . c Hoard, i'm., ii.
Itovnl _Ii .?r ? interact* I ? ?-. lb* nervous svs
tem : ? ? ??.tm-, lu' Its .'. secures I i
tl.? i.-i ii,-. un., te.n- n! ti.* body.
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) Vi Pile* I - . ? : Am.', bass SUlwtltUt* s
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Nathan Robin* al
- mi Friday at ll
. iriin R. h.. st9:_> _. m.;return?
ing .'
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li WI; ; \ W, madar. \-i_-i-* lt, stills il
.i ? st .'.i sk. Frau k lias too, M. Lt., lu - J i
i ar,
Kim' i -?-. Sat on lay, Aug isl 11,
ul lu i. bi
Interment prlvatt.
li ii- At his reel, leora corner Mi ive. awl Mit. >? .*m_i
\ . h...ii N. V.. Kev. Ut ergs
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ale.
MA* i.t -?N m Princeton. X. JH on Tnesday. Ange I I.
Mai lean. I'. I'.. I.I..I'.. t-x presaleut ol
t ... t Sew-Jrttex, lu the H i ir of lils aga,
. .i-rvi. ea .ii t.. I Pi ..:. i :. in i ..t -p. tu.
, ,?. \ ,_ i?t i.i.
, se sud uni-uila sn iui.;- i le sMsad althoal . .i r
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Hi DONALD On Wednesday, Aacnst il. Bauna "'.. a _ if
v ? i . '? Ucl
Funeral lervicaa will bo bela st i-H-k Mnvee <ui Satardsy,
AiiK-n?t H.
iniiiiN a. r, wile el the Ber, J. Farris PH
i
\ ? ? . ifter
li ii. i athishoiua, Aagaatl. Joseph M Tnit.-, inttia
TTili real ..r I
lui.'i..'. serviioa at tu* First Presbyterian Cbarcb. Newari,
N 1 M.'lii.iv \.i - ..' !'?. I'' in .1 'll
Itelatlvea will meei al ? Ula residence, 891 Broad st., al
.. Ul.
Special .--iice-3
lusnell. Massey I. Ca.'e COLN MYRRH Isa vi ?*
i... Ui and ii.i'iiiii preparation. Aatringuut aad purilgiuR
1,1 JI Broadway, 678 6tli_ve., aud Newport ii I
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I'.isi ?*ili. e Nailer.
?ldbs mad M_.fhy ~* wisristiI* <** sasaess may
dOCUl al anv Unit'..
1 ,-ti.i _ t.it fore iga conn trias aseS not bs ?;?-?? lally addreaaal
hw .!i--*t?-ii by .un particular steamer, except wbeu tl -
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lette_*uotsii*_aUi a_tre*sa*l bsingasal bj ih.-ia*io,t * - - .,
availaitlo.
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liiiaV m u K- "?? lo1 NewiouadisB-, perataataertrow
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. u .ls via.-uutliauivitt.il and Ul.-,mu lullt-is I.n .1 at
llitbu'nauu on.fi Linni-..ii . ...mn.. - liin.-i Uo .nu-, n-.i
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re, i._ "pa* 1 lrcaa_a")i ..1 .a. m. toi i'aiaauu -,.
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*.u!..uii'. . Salvador ana Soutt FacUhi parla,. i.fii-.u.i
pl
... t... K.i.K-i.in iluttotaivl tii-iiio must
ill-ill. i'..?l " I'"1 ' -,'-1" ""?' 'r" ' " ' ' 1 ut- lol t.
_\a turac*a^ l***r aleaniablp Caracas; t l'J in. i.n Morea}
dTrect, par steauisinp l-iaiei tietursiuust baiBrseteu " y r
t__m ll al.1'- "'? f>" L.-i". , PSI ?l*a 1.1.1.,, r.truius,
vu uueeusiown . *t ?'? P "' tor Uelgluiu dire* t, pet steam
gnu 1.1.n..1111. "-ia Aulwvi'i> ili-lU-is must bu il ?
??.I'i panaiamlliBlSp m. lui un .\. n,.-.....,. 1.
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iii-tU-i *pa? !'? * alau.i"!
u, || ;ki il.i- BOO<!_il li Islands, Ml sti-ain .lnji Au-!I ..li I ?
bau Fraudeoel tm- hara Auguai *S ai 7 p. aa -si?-ia
t0i inna aol Japan, our attaiualilp Han rabloliraai
?san l-i*ii. is. 01,1 .o.v li bu* A Bgaal ll al 7 p. BL MaUattr
Ansliaii a, .Nt-a-/.i .nan I, .inlwnli, l-'^i a.i I HausniB
luainis, i'fi iiasaiahlp Mai iwaai itrota --au Pi *n.a-. a>- iiK*n
lieie AH(<usi "ii ail y. ui. (area arrival al Maw-Ver* *f
Mi-ain-iiii. lilli inuit- willi Sit it i-.li mails lu Alls
Mai.* lui tuo sot-inly Islaints, pel ?iiii> r.tinli ur*, rt ?**_
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tuiia, ny rail i-i Pa_apa? _ Ul,of lhaaaaSj tumtmW.Uom
Ki) \t uat. Fia., viu.-iu ai Un* uince Oauy al LAO a. ,n.
' Ths sahaSali sf iilestss rf Tl sae realSa mail* u srcaatel
on the iii'fsuiupilon of Uieir uniiit'-i-rui.tt?l svarlana ira.?n .*
hau Fiain-lsto. Mails Irom IhS NsStSCs-Vlag OX ll ._ ai ->-t.'
Fran* iwoou lliuday uf salliu^ ol BSSamM. aro SlBpSBBBH
Uieuce Ibu sauio day. . _,__
1IK.NHV U. PBARSOX, l*oal__a_
I 's-dU._ce.M_w.Yi__. .N. l,*a,. :-,.->*?

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