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... the amt wot by Professor W. Vt. Wilson, ot Cor
Bn-MOV. ?nd his aub'ect waa 'The Orlsiu or Our
{."''V'i Keilslous Pleas'' Tbe lecturer tbonght thal
f-lV-'siheory of th- origin of Ideas la the rU-ht one.
_*_;? Vrers will be read on Saturday hy leodluf
milers on the same topic.
LA ROU UNION'S IN BO Ll IVS.
PLANS FOR CALLING A CONVENTION.
_ L.-nr.R that wa9 nncnrrrcn trtrn titus*
CIVS* DKLKGATE** m M SAC- MSTSJI47T.
Tho w?c*>nd contVronce to ileoiiK' on thc quos
Uon of ?bst poililcst acnon the labor unions
Uki in the piesent rsmpalan was bed las ni.-bl in tne
TZ r(.on, of Clarendon Hell. There were MM 8. leca.ei
jjresei.i. rrpre-entini: ll"' organir-aitone Tho ha.1 was
crowded ?nd tnere waa enougi: n.u?e io startle a bolter
ebop.|Tbe Comni nee ou Crrdeniials eerefnlly examined
tj,* credeutiall ol saCb of tbedelersies so that no unde
ar:.be persons should get In. and they did not
complete ibeir labors until 9 o'clock. Tue mee'-mu waa
esJIed to order by t-ecretaty Auliibaldlntbealisei.ee
Ol chairman John Morrison. W. O. Cu.yee. of the ri
rsm nc engineer!, end Pastas K. Lloyd, ut tue Un pail
Bid eau mak-rs. were noinmalfd tor the chairiiiananip.
.The vote was IM '" **- ? f*T.'r "flores. After IM
CaasMMMSssCtidaattelasss* ?ada its report sndtt
ba.', been aceep'.ed. '.rorge M. \ ey. M the I'lanomakrr*'
I'ulon. made a ?atlas lhal a com .ni; tee of seven on per
man-lit or.-aBizatn n ha apeetetsS. The nmrpmri al the
niotlou wai iiiisunders*.oi>l au 1 a d.-z-n SaloaBleS t"<'k
HB Haim?I t- mike speeches which hal evidently
been prepsre.L Jaiu-s P. Areinba.d opposed Hi- MOUM
on the around toil tue oomuiitiee waa too ima.1. He
Bald:
There bas nev r been such a chance for dea inc and
dtaSanns as is al MSSM ea*itnd. _ 0*!^.Bf.?
who bsa been ap-ten of as s ^?,l*f
riii".la'? ha- airaa ly upan.y boaateil
mat h* waa abie and arllita* to spend uionev en.u.ii to
vfu. Taara araasea hara wa.j_e *reedf se Seat ?*?
aeeeU put men aa the cot-tniuees T?"r. ", , . '
daldee : in politics in anyway sara to ??**???*_? !
hire informal ...a. which I will eire to y,v pr .?.-riv
iSihori/ad con. rn I nee. thal lhere has a rea,'.) bee
*r;,.-nd secret csuetislng by men of m. laflomce -r
ant) "ur iv 5 e are not here to give BB* m-n i .-?.ance i..
g-ow fat on us. Ma want anil meu in luis camp.rgn
wno are wiluuu io make a seer, ri ..-e.
A delegaie from ihe Vi'sibington Association of ibOO
r. i? is thanihl taat the committee should be MOB*
jioseao.'one man from each Assembly Dis-.net, Then
j?hn Maren, of tae Bssstetst i_bor iiui>.
put an end to tha spi-eiU.ee hy expiaiuing
tbat the committee wa* simply to uomifiate
tithcers. T..ls seitled the dlicuiiion and tue rs?o ti'lon
ess carried. Thea lt was declared tbat aoOJtoetto&s
lor tne committee weie in order. At least SM dato*
ga si Jumped to their feel with nominees nu I tlier* it..s
ureat c..n:u?.)ii. J''Un Moran had the loudest voice and
dot lu UM ..ame of 1*. Au.usins D.irsev. tho ceDtlenian
wbo sjiok* susi isl an elephant in L'nion-.'i tare aud
was beaten. One big delegate with a voce like a tog
born shouted out ? Mr. Chairman .'" lu a voice that
Could be neard os far os Third-are. He became so ovor
powerm..' cat laere was a unauiinoni shout, af **Ml
tlowu" from al 'over tbe Ball. He wouldn't lit do wu, how
sver, and al lasi the chairman turned ou him ani said.
? Tal stand tri-re and ho ler as mu-'h as you p.ease. 1.
you've _ot aiiytn'ti | lo sar, say ll."
??uh. .l'.u't mik* a MsadJ donkey of yourself Ishontetl
a datedata, aad sa of tha fssSara voice subs.dei. r.ie
Vole fsa uiemiwri of tue coruimtl?e abowed tint Patrick
A. Dody, ll. Mlvororead, Tb.uoas Ford, Kriest n.ihin,
Hean ; . I raeS Ferrel and J. J. lie* in Bad o??n
e.ii led. t-'-rre. is a eulorel mau aud leootved Hie
L gnesi vela, thia auuiuncemeut was received with
eera.
l-.e.'ate Davis, of the fipera'lve Paintere, creaei a
Meastiea by sn leaaeiaa laal he bsa a letter w-iic.i pur
jioi led lo come fr >? a i oll.cer oi the BOBVeBlloB and li
wa .le.i lt rra.1. ? -ci?tary Ara iibald said that he Wrote
the etter. bal tl'* cuairman decided tnar it was ant of
order. 11..? rs land i ilorai of j.rotrsi* fr nu ai. perta ol
lea Ball ll waa toe aaca for the aaeln_.ee Bud he iu
airne mty ia rood tao letter lt was ,.i
dr**?i- - Kochia, proaideatol rrpaajrapalea
I d Na. ti. and w j, as follows :
- i -er ...4 m.* dor's issiifs al several papers tnat your
hi.ii'.ra la body, lypoajrapnieel Uatoa Ni. 8, bas ao*
, .:. iha parado on r-epiember ti,
for tn-r leon ? tbsperade toto bs narsbailed by a
mau win.i?.' o I-- ia;y . ?*? Ita Trades Unions lo
voa, dear air. aod through yo in- rypograpbioai Union
isvsy my lii'ini u; qaaiiSed eoatm
i tl tirana as a SoMberoia ta ??
i ? tuatt-r by whom utt.-red. th* a .ve
a:a'em*n. Aa I slated on tha Beer ol
ti.e i e. tr*! Labor Union yesterday, I am aol. Bat a.i
I tot-n, tbe ereaiai-e of a eliaae or party, la tbs r.-c-m
trouble of tba eiganaassra I aerer was appealed t. t.y
B'.y argantxatloo or party for either my rota ol
am *. I ia stan i I t mi was the rosall of my o I
pendent judgment, baaed on a clear perception Bf th*
loots in in" ca-e an i a fa J know.e,i?re of lbs ebor actor ul
toe pertles thereto as tredss union au sad K. .
La-'or. lina, I claim. I hod a portent runt lo do, and I
BioBe om roeponeibio for ll. I am an old ti ales
lit, ani am jirou I of -ny connection with thooa
b.d.rt I have a.w,ys tlef.'iide 1 their g ul BB1BI
fruin a-*.- ". ..m up to me jires'-u: tine I iee
Boreasov to chsn.e my op.nlon There la BO trade BB lon
ota*yeeea bUob, bal a local Boos*BBIy f tlie Knights
o' l_iit.r. ui. i I BM a Knight ihrouih tha BBlurai
froaiU of that order and the BOBBOCtloa ol n:v tr.iie
nltli lt. Jaui.s P. SSCH1SAI.H."
ll e '.ett'-r -Jr .s read s unanimous cheer went up
a:ii Delegate Cai, of the Clothing Cati, rs' Union,
Jumped io his feel and eoid. "I move that
we ii.dorie de BSnnaBnM la that leiter." Tha
i. B*aa pal and carried with a ms..
OserasK ; . ths sttsnnss st ths ossfsrsnea
to the charges of dlskerlns ai'd bndlac ninda hy Beera*
tory Areiii'-a l, sad moved tnat a coiumiltee of Uve be
spp -ute : ls laVBStlsate the u, as If lhere was any such
VstkB .iii at once ba kn >wn. Tha
laateiadteaaaCoa oat of order, r-peecnei were then
mad- by Edward Knur. A. -. ttehoia arid
attora, aad shoal il e'ateah tue uo.umiitre on Par*
li.aiieir , i nUBM IM re;>jrt. A lona praam
ble and dsslsrsllBB of principles wis fj.luwed ny the
ill Bsistias henatolol :?'.or i-s shall be rtrl Hy
? ?? . i... it ho :* - i ..i-t.tuii- a day'i labor.
Pra i b ol . : i ... ir. -en yoars, lni
. ... - ol tao ea traoi -..st-iu ob pnhiic varhe
Aiiu.it. .ii ot eon tract pris i i labor, 1 .t\ ? i.- u r
Ot Wa.es w.-e_.y, in lawful u.ouev, a-d no
Bsora "*truoh" piv. y rsi lien for
works - > i -- > lol pay for - it i,: worn for bots
sci -'?nailery inapaouan "f inlnes, factnn-*. dwell
. bs of labor.?Abolition of co s iracy
tees, -.. . . .-,?-, r v. ? .-*. les govero
ll sarroary or moeey wltkom iri-rr
i ' 'niiiiii/ c.i-p .ia.iu.is.? Tue abolition o.
ar!l!a?lll-'.
1 an wa* som.- dlaenosloa over th* report, and it was
r-sotei te rsfsr ll toa coiuiinltee to ha
; ad, wini would report a pisiform ot the next niee:
? ? las Uoal* tho daaaeaaaivBa the report provi es
\iai aaaSMigeie ahallha appMaiad far eaeh Ami
Jjistnrt, who sua.l cal! a pri-iur.. rn ;. s dtatl
1 I d. -.. -.' iles to a county converili.ri. WhtOS S ti be
helu ot some muire dat-. Tho ...1 eeanettlsa was re
? ? i as a ??nni:ii:rt-e bb p i I
J.j.i MM..km. o.' tlie Pan.-.er,' Union, wis thoa
? - ', e BSSed as p*r.ii i* il ehS r.ni'i ? : : li ? .- ?
JanMB P.Arahlbaldas|. ? . sury.
lh* n.ee.in; sdjeuraed lo September B.
KAMI** MENTIONED FOR THE MAY '"AMY.
ot" i- p .-j--, r- nun a its ii ii an
TICKET? Ml. V4M- PHUT linn.;. v
- ' ? lol r i iBr.ii
I ? is Faades alt ba tl,- . . .4lJ.!i.
deal of ap
? - ' ? kara been rroaired i.v
i in i aaaBasnading :>ir. Vanderbilt u i
' haas niau, ainl " . who nould
- " ten M .yor..:;v A tel.
? > ? it ?'. ll is i.-i: thal u t., ?
> ?". in ::.:- -sty wishes te . c ,. in ,iJ(.
" - a by p: i
int Mcrelj
? br Mu'... and tea mat nf ths tts-et weak
* ttmtm ni i Viii ,?,, jft
J * "' ? -'""? ttohat riphl Uunafb, Thew han
is fai
'* ' ? en >>? - lt, IV. IV. Aa tr, ( ? ,
I.- ? i ?? . and C*. ut ral Lloyd Aapinwal Ol Ui
? ra copi
ii" f*lbor.,?_l.!, ;:,;,.;
the Sew-1 kl utral
. Kn er Kaili oil, I
-?-... Us dredi -,ir
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1 " "om tu ?f.i. s ?*!*- "! "' ? " nt3
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? ? iJjS, r*?-walion o',
.' f\ ? !*?__. snd u j
>"-(. ali! is pu . ru
. ' '. ' '?? s wwi as
of these
. .;e. * *????_ .1 'nial.
? au- i oo i oi 1*111 i,- ., '""...mil
1 Udah thai ii.,-.o..,j;ia j".
that ir wi -'?'... ,,?
Polis. Tho Mnyer aad hi. fiiE,.., ? ?'*?'"
Wt Bne.petio.lly to iiidu,. ,?? *';,,C
sm te with thea . . ??
emu. rssn-any llMl io ,.? ,; ,!, "IJ,'"'i ",,tl ">'
...
bM mesa, ni, ..
1 I Tia. . ... ..;,.. * , ? ,
TJbb??pMliliuai!buts Cou.di.h.,' Wj ,,
Bme>_sthosMted hsja-BBS te .arno-*_fX.
Judoe of the Oort of Appeela before Ihe letter port of
r*eptenil***r. Thia waa tne un demand ms ofter the Hiate
Committee adjourned eubject to the call of tbe Chair?
man. Captain t hester .**. Cole.
Tbo frienda of Judge Noah Davis are anxlona that
be shall I-e selected. Thev aav that J nd re Davis will be !
in every woy an available candidate. Ile ia well-knowa
and popular wilh Republic.ms throu.'hoiil the Slate,
and in ad-11'tan to this will rera've a larifo temperotiea
vole Ile hs* neen for acversl years kuown sa favoring
temperance measures.
No dste tins yet Beeo flx*d liy John O'ltrlen, chairman !
of the i>.iiio,-ra:ic r-iate cewanlttee, for astllaa th* ct.m
inii'ee together. It is known, however, that tho majority
of 'he committee appsoaheldtea scmrsiitlon. Die only ,
prominent candidates for t ha nomination on tne Demo- .
cru'icside tuns for known aro Attorney-General O'Urien i
and Judge liufus W. Peckham
CALL FOR AN ANTI-ALU >N CuNVKNTI V
Thi' fottowtef rai! for an Ami-?*lloO- B pu")
llriiii -tate (ouveiii.oii, prepared ny (.merni Thomas \V.
Conway, mairmull, and Henry BL llrowu, officers of the
recent Brooklyn anri-salo.-n meeting, la lamed to the ;
Antt-asteoa Mapohttonna of me -.tate:
Tile r.eD'iMlean -stare Comm!'toe hanni; dec -iel not
I* aol! on* ita I aa vee Maa ta wnu-n tne prohibition and j
the Anti-saloou mein'^rs of :ti* jurty ra ifht go with tbe i
relines! tba: it appoiul a delegation to tbe National He- 1
publican An'i-?aloo i ( (inference, t-i de held la ChleBne, j
?*opMDibBf 16, l*-.i,a!iil toe c. uuilltee. in meir wistlom, I
ales dsomtas lt bayaed tba pr .vince of rue dutiea for'
w.... a th")' wer ? appMSU I to designate representatives
?oi sid con f.-re nc.-, tha Bndentenad, rotates, sa they I
think 'hey do, 'h* aentl i eri' ol a lame proBortlOB nf tue |
Itipuiiiicsn vi.ters of Mm Stale, Bore ny eall a Stats
ve-.i. ie, ?i BingnmaieB, Soptem tar 7, ?? Hp m.. *.o as
eonposad of Bapablleeesdaly acorodiied wno ?rs oji- .
j osr.i tn the business if (he aalmni ona to'.no sv'.l m
e.ience thereor uj-on tue morals out pod les of '.ne c..un- j
try 'i e dii.y of the eenventlea shad be to consider I
wliat a.-t'o" ihall oe lekea >y '.he Prohibition ard An',
satoofl Republicans 'if th- "slste with reference to ilia j
? , . * of '.he llepubli.-iii pir'y io ilia temperance
queetlOB, now tno most prom neut an I ImSorteat los ie |
before the pe iple, aud to sel'et ile.esaies to tue Anti
i nierence. The basis of repreoea allon wi.I 'ie |
iaa seoM in point of numiiers na is pi es Tined hy lue j
Republic iu Mate (Joni nu Hoe for .-.laie i onreiitlons.
Noah I>avis, ftoW-Tocfc; |Rev. l>r. George ll. Bali
Rev, Dr. *a_.iel Cox, L.nK Huff iio;
Isisni; J. M. v.'oodw.trd.llrookiyn ;
P c. Men air, EsstAlbsny; J. J. Post, Oeaehaa;
l;.-v. I>. C. Olney, iliidlr- P -*. Ely. S-w-Yor. i
town; (.eorce W.Clark,New-York ;
A axand'-r McA. Thorburn, V, .liam Deaniap,Brook yu;
Jiircliui; Rev. Lr. John M. Kerns,
Qaueral c. T. CBriiieusen, Fia'bush,
Brooklyn; ,Th .mas I- James, Nsw
II .rare ".fillans, New-YorK; York;
Kev.J 'bn iVanrb.t i.noeti.n. A. (.. Jjavia, Brooklyn,
Kev. I>. li. l'eck. Norwell.
Wi,iia.n L. B-SMald, Brooif
lyn; I
..ul many othera represcntin* every part of the State.
MR. RANDALL FEELS SATISFIED
PlTTOBC lie,, A I jr- ll) (Speci.il).? Samuel J.
Randal, passed thro.lira 'he city to-day ou h.s way
West. Speaking of the Harriiburg convrntlou he said :
" i nave not tue sliahleai tloubt but ihe entire ticket
will be elected. It ia beaded l.y a native of Cenuiy'
vania, who has a record in every way admirable and
?inns-.u allie, oar platform ls sound on all questions,
We win cuter tho aaaspalsn aajstnaMwatp."
" Will Mr. Wal ncr eu port lt I" was asKe.l.
" Yes. mr." was tbs quiek reply.
**I).l you eeo Mr. Wallace befjre leaving Harris
burn r
"Well, weill No, I dil not meet him," was
tne r*ply. " Wallace waa Stepping at a pr;rat?
bosruiiiif-iiouse, nut there ia every assuiance that
Mr. Wai.ace aud his friends wi.: prove loyal to the
in .eu''
It was evident from Mr. Randall's loots that he dil
BOl 'lesir.. t > discuss tlie Wa.lice pua*e of the question
any rurt irr. Mr. Kan lal! said that thara wea no foun?
dation for ibo report that Cu ireosmaa BesM was op*
iiolAd lo (hr noiuin ttio'i nf Li.ac*. othor thea thal hs
ursl cuoice wai Mci oriana.
MI-M'tT.: D*-MOCRA*v- WANT I")IL*.
ST. L">t IS, Aug. li*.?ThS Missouri Demo?
crats in convention as.-ru.-i ti adopted a ptettona t.,
tlay. It is o curious docun.e: t. (me or its peculiarities
is Its eloijuent silence on th* Civil Borvtea peltoy of
i resident Otevntead. The Missouri Dsmooratsdo Bet
lederao Civil Bagnoo. They weat ths ipollaaad they
don't want any 'mandi moat I ke Civil !-erv,,:e- Ths
Uevelan 1 Administration ti referred io la foar er five
iii-i. hal tha prlnteptea o. me party come tn for un
.uni.ed space. Tue limitations or taeKslera. i.overn
mont ar* brought ta Bottco waua ths State's rte ls In
certain quarters are itivim in le. Be ".alor \' -*t ls mehi OS
self ju.!, i er by ma spoaohei .rn "Dsmeoreis tor
iifli.e." Ju.;et Brace wno w.? Bomlaatsd I'.r tb*
-upreme Uenca ls au eS-CoBfaderate n-itli a brilliant
war record, lie at,ll boasts thaine "til" against I.e
Uuion. __________________
TOTERTE CAL Jk~D Bl B tYCOTTINO.
:-.]? Al' STORY TOLD BY - BRICK I AYK't ? AI PI i I -
IMi lo IMF. DISTRICT-a I follM.Y.
A yoong', tatelligent looking mao, neat 13
mased - beSttiag a ?< Baale, caned at lbs
luairict-Aitoriiey's ? iii.-* yeeterdoy sad ashed it solas
tl.lue couid not be done to a ; bim, ?r If tbSSS wno na:
n.jured ulm cou.J not ne i unls^e 1. Ile iiir'a hts ca,ne a*
... .1 *?!. mot, ii. i said : lal i.e was a bricklayer hy
aasanattes and that ha formerly bstoased ta Bnsktey
ers' Union No. '_. Ile hal worked on Severn! Importaal
pieces sd work aad had been smploysd la teyinj bruk
os Tin: Ti.iiiim. Building nb alt was te course ol
erection. Us snd tweaty-tonr
''hmu Nu. 2, be said, erUtelSBd sod op oied tbe officers
olthaaaloa be* anea ho did not ihiak ihsy
h. .ney of ihe union proparly. Taara w .? a rsorcaataa*
tim orderel and Cn m No, 7 st is fanned wlrb iboaaiaa
BOBtwraaa Uatea Mo .formarly hal. Tue teenty-flv
ina.'ontents were ali blackballed in tue new un.or.
altboncstbseonatltntloa ti?i prortded that all waa
ware asamhorn of tha old orsa letioa might frosty Join
the BOW one.
Tears fl .e 1 the eyes of the bricklayer as he proceeded
lo 'eil the sa?arian whloh is hod aadaradoiaeens wu
uusbis to Join lae unliiu. He foaud i almost i npussi a
lo sal wort BU] I ll a W -:. u- bass l lo wori un ler
tort-man Flanagan In fhirJ-eve., ?? nana Seveateeutb
ai i ElahieoBlb ?:s, tn.- Bi chi iycrs r ?: les to v. o. k wnn
him. S deleiroilou froin Uuion Mo. 7 visited ihe for*,
ii.an ind *rton?r los; his jon. He sui I bitterly: "I
.nu willing aud annlona ie oorh, yoi l cannot obtain sa>
pjoyuiaut, and tay family oud inyaslf bare Bed si
consloni prlvarious. I bars *e>-n tay ehlld die beliir* ? ?.
fa.-e and I ooliove_ber lea h was oeueod by oar per
er'tv." Kdwar.. Smith, '?*.:<> Bald dis' 'ie a.* , was a
bri i lysr. sorreboreted Stoner's story. Deputy Aaalst
ant Uiauict-AttorneyPnrdr,who beard the san -
said tuat ne would unng lt io >1 r. Mari.ne' aStiantloa to
???* -m
a imtEATEWisa i-i-i n.i; pbom the uvioxf*.
Out* Liuiiili'd liiiiids are- loeked*o*_t Al 0. I
Hawley's i ScklBg '.'X I...", or v. at kent-ave. nr.d Red Be J -
st., Breoklra. Tretoraoy ireiuan blaney li. Lookwood
found on Hie Slepj ol ihe olti.-n me followiBf Bots:
Aucnst 1*. !--?;
?lill L1-- ku . .... li ,4 ,:?? ? Youl III s nol
md yu -i Uiel
d.
ft'ord BSBdlopa she bib - x se th Preeioot, sad i
-*i lui. ul ne i eera -et, he '? ttery .u i iee ni a
emersToeoy bal mi-.r Mrrtoes wars no n*e .ni. Ti.e
i,sin:, have mada u n c a srtabla for Xi Ha^ky in
niiiei w.y?. He f.-u-.d lt impoeeloie on W?:ii-s ay to
I. .r- bees ooh* Ho sabssqueoliy is irnsd lhal iha work*
? . ui*ii wi.ere he bad b-ea doallBSla Cose h ld li.
nla uieu they weie out ol ihe luel.
LABOB TKOITBLES ELSI o.'IFKH.
Ptptsbi ko, Ant* 19 (Special .?Tbs fact thal
tho aaalerea i of c.-?? ?., ?-. mi * rcprssestlni t i
windon steaa asnanlaelnrora ana t -e norsmea ad
ii .rued Wit out aireei.ii: Dil a - r I';* rollllBS
i. ear. doc* uot li,di.-..in pcr..i incl dlnurreoioaut Thr
admnsa ashed ..r hy tho worsuion's coiauisaionori ls
l ractica ly tue -ainu ti.ai haa boen advocated foi five
years past. In en open sa -1 tba tbs '. ri -s elli
I) d >>t tired Up b- '?>:?' ' le' (Sol 1 i'"" ICBta I I.i t? .
? - Maaafastorerfl of tiia R'esteni district ia always
laiieii ar a * ai.d-ld Bf llms- in I'.e Null.em a .
ern din tri ir ts BB UM BM temSSI cf tn- ir -? es. J,;e v.,,;
ern dlstiici incl ni*s Kaaniylavaia, ? Bio, I . ..
I .innis, .'di** ? 1 di sn aud ai* onatn, rejircsontlBi
? ..j (. :* iiiti- are iiPfJputsla tba i. st*iu di .trio I
aud 100 ia tbe Km thom ? I lbs Woalaru du'.riol tii-rr
. j.ois in si* is e^i.'-l ! .- (Ills urj| ..
I'ne uisn.-factuier* hoi i tb .', aaeutuiiig Oil t .e workmen
-..y ai...ut tho asl va ii I .-??- . frou n.e u*i- ul i,,.:
ma. guselthnnsh they ss] the; aramuou r\.,^^i-r. -i
timi it v. ...ii i ba '.. . . i - to arrsnga ? s .
..nc iiii*.'.---' i1'- I !..... **'-.ni.i: ..:,:?. .... \. -?
!jisi?e nL.lv pl i.i lo the Western itetrtrl u *i_jg
li .tula -*
A. ..I-ti, OSs? Au? ID?r.rani >?< rotary Turner, of
... _'.,:? il I .?..)?, tell tlds i .a. i- lol Phltedslpbla ti.i*
noralas, isariaa tea itnhs te t.e sj.ho coed *
w.HL he ur-!*-*!. Keg ' i arbitratiea bars
aa by : i'u i- . .- ? ? . ss of tba t-fsi
dent ULd iltlier . BWOK BOt OU 1
roll ot tho festartea WKa ?.be other amp oyee Thora li
... r ii ni-.. '? pl -,'e- Ol I SCtt IBU I ! ll.? jr- I
ev ' e ?!." Y? - . '. i- ' i.-:r iwi It.B their i
.. ?- lalartaa ohicii I ey oielni sara iire?...
. .,.o! e '..'. .ti An ," I <?!.'.
ru-Y ..... A'.- lb / ? ? .?So fur one iiiiudre 1
ampteyaa of tue Camiul* lui. WMksal Jobnstoen,
>'? lin.. bssa baas atorb rand for lotulns ths KaLchts of
I.aiioi. I'ioiii 1 HO.) tn I.".1"'eniplme- n-.-i I ? .
K:.;< t* oi I-e u aail tue uumbol i.-. d.illy l***eit*_t m
crausoa*.
i l.AsllISG IMO Ult. BTBAMBOAT Jlhh fill D
A I'olli -lii.l bi itV. .il ill- -sliallilXl.lt Jil.lil
l'.eid and aa.1ion yacut *u^p ise.i ta d-.oik io tue Jersey
ruy PoShl Club tK-i-ui r.-.l ??.! Bsdlew's lr.and ye*:er.isy
afternoon. Tho Jul i Kiel !, of whicn ( . .f. Prnchertl ls
caiitain, p.ios be'.wceu btJ.ow's ls.and and Hie llarra
Odtea as tho otettery. Vaera nsta aeon* ihtrtp potaeea
aii.,?r.i wnen e~e s;a.-i?.i aa har roten irlplo ti.e etty ai
J .,'cn'ck. che bad Lari y eteorod the pier ai lin- I- and
wd'u ino }a*)ui wnn a party af shoot t-rtieu.
men au., woioeu al...ard a; ,.e*re , nppmaOhlBg IS un
..il sile. The |.l.ot oi Iha K.e, l Balthar '.new his wh.sl.e
nor alac.'aue.i t\muA, omi tho y..cb.. suj.|?isiur it ).* i t -*
i^ii ..I waJt kcj.i ot. ,l* (nurse lu oe toolaat lu Imiw
sm u bod crochan mle the p..rt guertar or ti.e l -.d.
C*o*? to me cabin, BBIBaBlBB "" tho windows ami kii-.c.
iic me US'* up|ier wiioUwiuk into sj..l.ilera. I'ne nam- ,
aire to the j arni was Biol e serious, ii.r bow-jiiil cad
lib-oera wera aarriod eway. sad ene eely rsta|.e,i rap
? mu* ur il" skill of uer .eimsmau. i nero was consiS- ?
er.n.e ?ki'?iio" o-ou_ Ibe peuv.e OS t>o.h boaU. bul uo j
ui, ?si hulk I
e*.
CALLING HIM TO ACCOUNT.
MURAT HALSTEAD'?* QUABISL WirU JOHN
R. W'LEAN.
6_.NDING A -RltND TO CUL TrOX MR. M'LliS AT
"AKA I".'. I ? A C<)RKK.SpiiNUEN'(."B WIlli.lI
hMELLS OF (..)Ilg.
T)\r following corrcspondcin-e waa made public last
ni^ht tlirouj;li tin- nseney of the Ai-ociatoil l"ri-sa.
The names ot the principals will naturally aujceoat thc
culmination of a prnfaaatensl nnd political ^uarr.-l
which bas lon? existed between Murat Halstead, of
"Ihe lin..:.] .iii < oiiiinei ci.il I ..uette,"' and John It1
MeLnsa, ol' "Thc bajaarar" of that city. This
quarrel ha* he.-n ?fgrs**aM .luring the last year hy
the peculiar condition of Ohio politics, arni the
( '-Iiitiiis*n ut lilith journals have from tirnr-to time
tbrniitrhout this p.-iiod containeil evid.-nrea of
tensely hostile te.-liuj: on the j.art of their respective
mauajr-rs tor one another. WhOa this prolonjred
?-tnte deubttSBfl bas a remote l>earin;; upon the pre-cut
trouble, tl,, nur. spoulence of Mr. Halstead reveals a
purpose te disregard pnat BOOttOTIrsies ami cm.ne
the adjustment of difference.* to the assumption or
disavowal of responsibility by Mr. McLean for an
alleged infamous article refloating upon thc former
ami pnoitehod in an Braning paper of Cincinnati.
Colonel \V. O. Terrell, of Wiishirijjton, represcnteii
Hr, Halstead ta the settlement rea4.'be(l. sud General
kojjer A. Pryor performed similar office** foi Mr.
Mi I.e.m.
Mr. Halstead, who is spending a few days in tlie city.
was leen bj sTsiBUXI reporter last BTSSiag, bal
)-ositivi iy deeliaad todiaoaaa tha sul.j"ct. preft-rrinr.
in justice to all^ to permit the .correspondence to tell
its own *tiirv ind convey tts own lneiiniujj.
Doters tearing Cinnini i ti last we. k Mr. rfalilsail
coininunicatc.l willi Colona! Terrell, and requested
his present e in New-York- On tho arrival of Colonel
Terrell, he wan asked hy Mr. HalstSSd lo ga te Bam*
loga. the summer re.'idence of Mr. McLean, takiui; the
toilowing uote of authorization :
ssw Tons Ornci or tub i
civrivNATt ci 1.iib i.b. 111. Oanrra, >
A i^ust 14. 1---0. >
Colonel SS. G. ferrell ii author'/eil to rejiresmit mo in
the waller of a setllemeul with John lt. MrL*an.
M. HA_sTKAr>.
I.in-i. sed lu Ibis was tue following note, addressed to
Mr. Mclean, to ha used at the discretion of Colonel Ter?
rell:
Paw-Yon Offics or tue i
DscrsxAn connssciAi ua****tt*s, >
Naw-Yonn, au.usi is, issn, j
J. mn R. Mi'LeiM i
An .Tfuiii,' paper of rinctnnan. In the hands of your
friends. Baa roooatly asserted, sa y. ur behalf, r?rtain
resi ons b .ftes, ant I tunnel W (. Ierreil, of Kent.icitv.
1 Ional Terre.i's foraier aon.si is informed, ao far as is
needful to action, of the details, and authorized tn act
.'or nie. M. il il.-ll.sD.
The corr"?pon.lcuce f.dlowlnc look place at Bsra oca:
Basatooa, n. v.. auc. 14, ISM,
J.-nv P.. M. I.fas.
Dins Sts I om hore al the Windsor Hotel, room Wo.
21)6. oa a mattel ofhaateona fnr Mr Murat Ila,*. .
t menin iii, w 1 ioii BOIiOaraS rou. ad wisn to comuinul
ci.e wr.h fi u a* to j. irtleatarn I anil ba clad to hear
lrom you personally or mroui-ha lr.end. I am. sir,
ff. (,. Tnnnsi >.
FAR.iro'iA. Aug. lo, 1-*-.'..
ST. G. Ti- Tin' IT., e*q.
Mic: Your 11..1? of 'his morn.in: r*e*iv*<i. As I cannot
r (neale . .?..,- caa be arraagod hy t..e in
t rroBtion af y.taraolf or sap nos alee botwooa afr. HbI*
?lead sad myself, 1 -a ,**v~ tc Isa bo tfce request of
year sola anora referred to?lo m*ei rmi "personally
>.r throash .ny one." _).siia:miii? any dleooanooy to
you, 1 au., ur,
J. li. M Leas
BinATOOA. Ail.-. IS, I---..
-in: Your nota of this -'.*'e received. | , an ,..t bc
any iu'tb explicit thau lc **f 1 ar '.tie I n-.:ess refeirsd
to in mj cole of vesier lar rel ? '? -s io yoee parses .
m wm .dr. M. Halstead, in a sett.em sn: ?).' -.,
BB purposed ij bim, I au, empowered to act on lue !(0
w fi thia ex- . fi ob, a farther aoiwer te my '
note is re. . ad 1. ??'?eotfui.y. W. Q. liiii.i.n.
J-i.i.n h. tlcLBAX, ess.
BiJUTOOA, Aug. 16, ISM
'.Vf nm';. Ti.ii'i-i, 'iq.
??ii Poor not* of yeaterdoy received, l>me h-re
*. 11 .. . sad, I have been compelled io
*en 1 for m.e lien - sra eithta thirty bo ?
eui defer further oommnnioatloea un- bis arrival.
iiespei" .1. R H l >
VrnDooa fl-.ri. Si ii ia, V. T., Aug. IS, I880.
J.div l_ M 1.1 *.v 'I'/
Bin: * ito la Jail me rod. 1 ?? I pa : 1
N** York tbls s'ie a ni .1 ji. m.) retarnias to-morrow
ai i'.."i'i|i. n.., sud 'an thoa ut-ad ire*i-.l al tn* S
I ani. ntl ?. f. <.. i SSI 1 I.I
In New-York on Tnsadey COteBd Terrell received
from Mr. ii. .;. .11 0 memoral lam capias;:
80 far as Mr McLoaa a* a pabiis nia-i sad thoeoB*
duc'orof a Bewi iper ? -oncerne-l. I calT to bc *v*n
witb him sad more, la rha Ceeuearntei OaetUt, Bot!
I him , iu:? 1 .1 oiieiLira who *ss*rtoert*in (eeponsl
' es for iiirr.. an I tl ii of lhasa I Bps ? _. an 1 t:.**t I
1.. ? -1 pis ;.-;-. (Colonel >v O. r?rre::, a* civ friend,
Ms Lesa esll kaows prsclsely wuai ;_ey aru
1 . * . is - a sd for.
i'u li.sreiuiu to beietOSS Colonel Terrell received the
;.)..o\rinifroai Mr. KcLeSB :
Sill ITOOA, log, 18, lH-S '??
?;. TSSSBLL, eco
-im rbi ea r. -. :. li.-er A. Pryor, la folly as*
t sud Mthortsed oa my behan to reoeiro s 1
. :u:i.... ;' a'.i di fro. n you wi;h a view to a
?ettiemeat of the inferences betweeo atr. Halstead bb.
myself. K-ii'*c:fut:y. J. EL McLeah
Colonal lorrell leiOeaaral Pryor nat consuitaflona
r.-sn iring in ahe foll* wi uk cor.-es;. ia lea a I
BnaAToo- -i -mos, Ase. 19, 1090.
OoncroJ ftoosa a. Parua,
Ml ui.ai: -ih : ReferrlBS to Mr. McLean's not* of
thia date, le.iv. rei ny bm lo v-.i. a 1 ..ar s.ii.se jen:
conreraatioui iu oonueotlon therewttb, 1 .*t* thia '?>
s .> : Mr. Halstead does uol complain of myUiini said
arsons 1 tbo soluuui of I he 1 inclnnuti fc'n
/?ifer.' He ail.1.il* that bc has re; 1..a el lu stnd sad
1 sall* I cn ibat acso int, l!u hs toes som
thet e aawspoper pnsted In Cl ciinatl ind nader*
lo un psrt.olly owuet by MeLesa s.i
ibed in his I. fsresls. has attaokod Lui
1 n...liner BO orteus.ve as lo require j.l.er
nonce tbnn mai he has asoally
. ear ri bed forh mas fin eoutrovrr?i?s. Tasia sitaaaa
wsbuii y, aretniionaly ead falsely ifXecl laao eni pe,
-oi.s dependant np n bim for protection. V, mis ne
; labmits Ito expert* from Mr. M Lean ma si?
n's diaeeowal of hi* knoa ied_-* or. an . ol bli rr*; o:in
r iliese juli.. ica; i h.s. .mi- ... ,r,.nco laal lliay
sliaii 1,01 he repealed. V.ry rtij.-. If ul y,
V.. (,. TS-SSLt.
The iiuhllcations referred to h ul directly asserts I the
reapenslblllljT of Mr. McLeiu for the offci.re^ uoticrrd.
'icneral Pryor replied:
Carn d -titi.* Borst, *
Babatooa8rai>us, lets ..: a isust, 1 -- 1
Mr lu *kBin: Yeer 00:1 I * it I bara ai
ro Mr. Mrly.-a:-. and IB rep r ho OulhoriBSs mo tn aa
*-:.s. aorlaoooaectad a 'a. uer U ?nr aeaea
? tiir.i s me paper to wnie.'i roo refer; I ial lie L.eii;ier
llla-SISd n..r sain-.ioiis.1 t..e 1 * ? of whic'i Mr
. ..? 1. . up mi*, that, Indeed, ba i-.rs bo
Iha iiuhiiisti.'i) tm: il he saw it in print,
and 1..at Iherenpoo be imm'-diaiely lolosrnpbad
ne masaaga af whi-h a ropy is berewiu
io used, snd that ia Justice te liun-elf, no >as tuan to
I irs, he siadly ar sile himself of this, tbe earliest op
ji ir:un* 001 a-mn lo disclaim all reepuBilbtlliy 'or llie
.i.ui. ant io sron au u llcasBi rcaoatmoat at me
.ms.ir- . ' action Ol rn ..am* lo 1;. 1 ti ire tue
II 01 r tn ne very reopeotl-liy, B ni n a. Pnros,
Thia waa aeeempeated hy a oertlSod copy if a ts e
irtau* nf tho dat? of August ll, vi.ire..,,1 to Kl ward
? -m.w al fha Cmmciim ti Inquirer, hy Mr. Mc
. -s . r tea iii.u to ,1'iiy on t.^l.M.t of dr. Mel.aan. to
-ii..". - dlCatiOB, all the resionsl
butty as.. ibad t" bim in iha Batter, .irriar.n-' 11 li I
..ns. thal ba Barer made nun ci ar-ea as ua.l lie^n is
s'-ited, ur loir.ci. ir tha use of h.a nan.e incnnnooiMa
nith thom a.'id Sanmadipg that ti sikh,id ne u.iue no
.. te.
i ht earrospoaitenaa couciu les with the fotlowli .
fro . 1 lone! Isrre I :
SiMjoria 11-. 11.1.. - i'i ii ... 1 -rn 1.m.-, Au.-. 1*. i-->;.
.i. 1 Parua.
"in.rn.i.e .ii..* laie.jaat hantid mo. la lOfoptsd aa
"S'ls'.o- i,iy 1. . I* pen ". Ir. li lineal. I lia.-.- ti.e
aooor tobsr* otc., yoar o-j Itoatasrraat,
W. 0. Tsnnsuu
RAILROAD IA TEE
.1 * 1 -i.u i'a--i.m.i B com rsi r vppb, ?'? -ft
I'i.e 1'uiti.ii rntflfc Association bold snothar
?oatias at Commtesleaer J*lB*r*s efl ? yastsrdap. rae
IB1 .sed |ia?sei!irer cotlrarl, irh.r h l .1 i.e.i, 1, a le nsces
tarp hy tbeedmteateael Baam'jeref tho smell roods
M w eu Balala end bt, Lonte, weaappror d leta
ifJ'Cl at jure. 1 .e ' .in 1 anal , Ia llsnSpokll, St. LjjIS
snd Chics r y Ina*'" BS me ' Bte K.-ui." was
td 11.it led la to th 1 ileene pool from Sensea md a.'r.*.i
.. ?r. er i .1 .a '?*"'-'*" m free. ysetanUv. ii.*.:i
u enies arte >u 'rom tee eras tl as ?l sp-r ?i r.i-* rs
, j .. , j Trana to toe e.carsiea ofOddrel
.,-, r, (jj ._ , ...,.-? .:. US t- llCOOtbSd .. er, ail
bs roadabeias m,--''i-' '" "'* * " ? ,r ***** '
,?. s. r_oat.l*oa*S poo. i.4im_iitre atti meet
jell lhuisuaj.
Ailsun Cri.iu and i.ia assncliitea re obtained con
.i... ..f the majority of m.* slot a ?,. * *-c?-\oi_,
ii,.odi.aveu ind BooSawai BeJlreod. ean uttg uruba...
ass i?.s*r.?i.,u near ...to-arl. rh? aaTsli a prob
i-iy I.e inace.i iei))|?'i amy la the li nils o. S ree,iver,
?iii Blttmetely me ro.ii will iitcoiua l-ari of the Lj^s
ls.anti ll. Ul nad sy.ieiU.
KTOBJKl loni Bl ino girls.
Thc inv atlffStlns of the stories el I a o gi'la
itt.-,, linns, ni Mn- ..iNi.l Bbopheffl ..i 1. i ? ?-. k ?, ii. who alleire I
BU ll .Hil.ni al ' ni" ?!**.!* Ni
s...- . .... ? i , ..r in,- -i -. ? . ?*.
susaety, vealer?s I ? ? ... - ??' Uss lew pirie I
Inn- ol' \., .. i - .-. . i ... .!.? I...... . . - ,|.
,\ ?.ii k Mi N._(> waa visit, .i . ? i Kihi i laaiira
., I ,?1 . t. ii.n. kui. *-ti liiul lin - (ills Ua.1
-.?le inn. -is ;? r*.. ie is Hs In.i.if.I lii.it ii . il
...iii aayo.ita .ni- rha stewart
i.si * imii, ii. i i ..aiiieii with ramies ?em md * u ?<? ??'
iiin" ra is i aal . ?? i..iiii*? >*i I wa. * * ? alluj maa ir*. inr?t
.. j '? ,.i.,.?,! al ' "??? t i *i?i . ? il tea . r.s
... i *. i..iiulaiili - .-. si \i .-si li. i .-ii (.ai.
? nun waa ?.....: io tao i*.i? ? i !.? i. lin-, w. i.i ia ..
alaoe whore Um, puttee luOBii tkeiii I'M raam aroa Sired M
h..a.. nr a susi* fison Posh li".'. Ihla i it;. aawl Ihe ee aaa ai".
nf lue ii...is. iwaseil linn sn?~L Al th* buaa
-^ ^ ijj^^ I
u.4. iiuuot oi u,u 4_'ik/4* = ..i,i.~u ..?. j ama to?uu tu
cr"tlralronilltlon. Mr."eery will consult with tho Chief cf
J will >-? Ui Mewark today.
DISCUSSIONS ON TUE LA W.
TOPICS BEFOBI THE BAR ASSOCIATION.
DIVIDI.VO ON THK rROi?()SlTK)X TO REDUCE TIIK
I.AW.TO THE POM Yr THK BTATCTB.
BABATOOA, Aug. ll).?Tbe reinvention of the
AmOJteoa Bur Association reassem bled at 10a. m. to-day.
President J? uler Introduced Thoma! J. Setnmea, of Louisi?
ana, who dellevercd tha animal td.lreas, which was in
tlie main an able review of the various codee baaed on
tue lioiaan law, notaldy the French and I'ruaslan coles.
Ha advocated a general cotllflcation ol the laW4 In all too
.**tat*?. rreteaomasaaaon e. H.iidwtn. or .Yale college.
chairiian of tin- OaSBSBtttM on Jurisprudence and Law
liefi.rui. presented the reports of ti.e conui.ittee. The first
waswu.'tiier the ruie of law depriving s simple eon
traot ere lunr of au insolvent dei.tor of all tajatlBhte iu
llef agSfcnat tue fran.li of a dei.tor antil hla ola.ui h.ia Brat
boee rodeoed tea jedsmeotoaa*M tobe abolished- The
r*-poit was received and adopted. The "second ispirt
referred te the growing evil of Ui-coneidered legislation
a'id defective phraseology in statute laws, and wheti.ei
tho BaaaetStteS BBSS ( mend ihe several ataiei ro adopt
a permanent system lor the revision of acts. Tbe report
was received and consideration was deferred until?"the
uext sin lal uicetlr.e. Tno other report.'iron the set?
tlement of de.-e.leuu. e-dates. waa sutimitted hf Henry
Hi'elnoek aud cons.deration waa'de'erred.
At ice meeting of ihe association held In August,
i*.-.\ the ?pools! CommtttosonOatey and Caaortatety
in Judicial Admlnl*'ratl..n. d.rnposed at that time of
Ifeaara. DerM Dudley Field, ex-Judge Jon* F. Dillon.
Jamei C. nrodheaa sud Edwards!, i'helps, the present
Minicter to I. || . :. . .bo Hied a rejiort coutalnini? a
cuuiher of recomuieutlanous, nearly all of which were
adopted bp tha association at that meeting. Tho rei ort
oonsntnodeoM BoooflBBsa?Satloa in whieh only three of
tim committee concurred. Mr. Phelps dissenting.' iTlie
reconroendation waa thet the law itself should here
duced io far as possible to the form of t..e statute. The
association divided on the recommendation by a vote of
Til to 3 J and further consideration of the matter wa*
then ad'ouniel to rae present session. In rtewaf the
discusilou to Uo had at the ;>re*.ent meeting the committee
have submitted two new rejmrts, one iicnou by Heastn.
Field, Idlion, ITrlght and Thompson, Um tesl two being
new BBOmbonof tlie coiuuutteo. aud ths other by Cast*
a'..lt 1'sr.er, of New-Jersey. The oiaiortry report Lilies
ibo around of thc former c.mml'tee and again recun
ii.ends aadlSSBttea S4 the proper lemsdy for extstlng
evils. Mr. Pari*r's report 'ejects th,i thejry and
atSBsntt shio aifnasanli Bsataat aodlSanttoa Loth
report* also a ii;ge?t othir rsSBSdtea in'.ho [.resent ad*
n iniarat on of J lattes in roser I M trial by jury, delays
in criminal jnsiice. lenal education and tlie ui'les of
nd-ft-s indattoraoya rho pi lad pel teaturaol thou
- 'hi re a' nv- to coii'ic'i ui. which ls of s;>.*> lal
iBtoreet io Saw-Tors lawyer* on nico mt of the preeeat
eiioi is -.. n .;.a.n ooainoattos in u?ls Bt-ie. I ^ mal -r.iy
report declares mat tbe committee, aa orwantied, I.
considered tun " recommi ndatioa of coditicatiou aud
reedopttt, mere are bat two ways la thia wuntryol
.; law*. Bania . I -n and lunation. Tho
oom m. use t ref hi Isflslotioa. iu? leeoaHnendntteo of
tbs report wo umit tho aasoclstion to any pat*
tlcnler leneme ..t ej-dtfleatton or io say form ot itel ita
But tea ??!.!!..Blttoa Insist ti.st itmnacodlaed portion
o'tbe coonil..!, lan ibould bo eoacttd, so fal a ietl '
bl I i.tiela. 'ItcllP.i.s. ls BS bri el B CBBpaBS Bl pl * *
ami pu hebel inr iha use al awyera and Judges sod tor
tho Informetioii oi tho people, Tbe throe departmente
nf Mle l.overil'll'-llt. legi-latl t e. *X?e n't VU BOsl JBdlClBl
. pt separata aad lartependeat of eeeholuer.
Tho report concludes wita aa stn rooommondins codi
DcatlOU as tn- i hie! rema iv f..r ex sting svlls.
Mr. PnrhBr*srs| rt preesnta aomna other ttilniM t'.ie
Opposite Bilja of . .'His tba pi
of a coi aw. and ita eoBiontonce i r re
elston, but du - ' i - log ' ??' co-opera*
Uoa ol lejrje'Bi ra and juliet.ii action, widen nave
allays been barmoujoua. lt ahowa ine demerita ot
- ,.. : oats tiiey Bare Called to moot tue
wnnt? of eerie* y and bow Impoealbte lt wm boto pr?
pora aende tomeei ti.e ob?ages ib tha future Mr.
* ' ...t If ali "ir BW ? -I*1
ure. w. ? -? ne.I bl leg ll I
Wort of some la...'nu .1
mao of leerutn*. and nol - - "tor, end therefore
ii.itel thai . idge A awi -? i power loony
. .?-? ,rv. o* tl iry With their
powoi tel ? ? ct and apply form
euell a eootinuo :*> ...ard.
Ann Binenl tew*ysn to*)-putt lu the Ste*
CU33.0U.
THE ADV A N C _ 81E S I OF B CIF. NC E.
IAIII-J READ D r?)RK THK A.MKI'.I' AN A-.-.)CIA
IIO.N ? A VISIT TO MAHA!.*. I '. I S,
Bcpfalo, Au.*. 19.?The Amenest] Absorb**
lion for tbs SdranooBBonl of science he.d no ceneral
?einoii 1.,-ij. | , : i. of norh was done in the
re-; -Hive section rnect.n.'S ^octiou I)., wnioh ls de
roted te neel ia leal science and eng. neerin,;, wai tiled
wit!) engineers wo listened to papers oed saw i..usira
i * J'rofeisor Winiam Uarkuess read a j>?; er ob
?'strength and Prjporiloai of Toothed Wueels." J.
B li ..'.t W-rbb. la the course of hu .ecture on ?? Maximum
Btroin? and Bridge loeUaee,*1 .rave nuruero-ai i..unr*
tteni ?u i algol . iib for'iu si.
fae Hist taper lu Secuoa E wm by Alexis A. /alina,
Ot the Behool Of M.u*i of Coi.na ju Cohere, New-Yuri
I. wai oa ?? rm Methods of Tasting Bu Uni Bl >'.es hy
A sorp! '.' -I-. - snd Ki.-*." lu Sociiob C Professor
a . Peale, W h. Seamaa ead 0 H wnit* r*a.i reports
ia i:.e....? of ?'.snug wat*i .?';a.y*.s He.sn (.' . * I
i i road s psper ea "A Prelimiaary Soalysii il s
Hoadaraa Pteat samedl Heh!pate.' a ;>v*r iB**Boma
Lewi if Chemloal Ualon.** was road by U Y D?.on dero
aad i'au. Pnetd In *tc;ion H. a pipsr wai rea; j ..
i Vining sn ** A Query as io ibs-spuisars Rites et tba
Mound Bul i*rs," Booby D, 0 Bristoe oa 'The Pho
i in t imsnti rn lbs trophic -?y*;?.rj if '.ns Kayos s-.. i
Mexieaas," sad ju- by w, M Beauchamp, >u ? *'atn
lo Ssciloo I, '.ns following papen w?r* real i
* How Caa ipelilng Kolona Become a sjcces'i" by
.i ? '?'. . lei i ?( satenariaalsa tn '.".a '.'r.uei dtaies,"
by J issr-h Jastrow an ! " A SI ir* fl iinane sad N rsl
Mods . I rr SOt lOB," '>y J .lin M l .er T'll
afiernoou Hi ..* assoc: aimn made atrip down ibe Niagara
K.ver.
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DEBATING THE C'Ai.i: OF 1'HK TOOR.
JiMi.-i..\vN. Eng. 19 '>("''?!'.i' .?The uinun!
eoareotloa Jf te -ta-.* "ujeriniecieois of Ihe Poor
anded ti lay. Bunermtendent Hoyt aecilned tue office
?>r sseretary ml treasurer, an', f-iipenntendeni H. H.
I. BIBS, Bf .-"haulauiiua Coanty, was elected to (Ul ins
vacancy Tala morning papa:* .in the euip.oyiuent of
; i.e dependent and ihe lndiuect 'asses w?re r?ad by
- ,, -r.nieude'it J. li. '.Vuiie, al (jnoudaga County, and
ci.ariea D. B. Mitts, general secretary of the
i tresa el Lobes and Charity ot Syracuse.
Tels Bftarneen f-urermtendent J. R Washburn, of
Jrfferson ' ouaty, read a report on outdoor re def fie
IhongSI ti. I should take ihe form of a private cturiry
ra'ber man a public one. Dr. P. M Wise, snpertnieud
eui of the Willard Asylum, real a paper ou tn* relation
of counties to Stato provision for the lc
sane. lie thought all the iniar.e Should
be cared ror in State tmtiiutioni. It
aaa thens ii ha Implied sertttelsoj of eonnty asyioms,
sui BB BBlWBied dnate ensued, which was set tied bv
0? -ii lhal bo .1 --ute and Couuty ln.siuuuo'ia
of th i nai.ire Wire t.t-cesaary.
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Aa>DRa**ME8 AT CHAtTTAUQUA
Cn \i i-vcyCA, kag. 19,?Ths Kev. J. T.
Dury, a, ol Uoston, r--ai a htetertanl study at tue Itali ot
- hy thia morning. Dr. E iward Everett Hale
*i un ?? Praakita and ihe Preneh."
Hus oftcraaoa Professor B. L. cunuoch read "The
Cou ISbip af Miiss-"?.ni l sii." ead ("ba-i'-s Lan.aru, ol
Kew-Tora, dalirsredaaaddreea rearing to the mau?
ls ..j i i -ni laty - f line Arts, of wh.cu t'r.uS Fo
N'? Perl li director De elated tbat 2,.puptie were
i . *) e e .. iir Qarload leetarod la tue lemp s on
i . . oi ike Temporal lower of tue Pope." lo tbs
Hall of I > , .i rerd Eeorott Hals adaresisd tha
I.-., sup legion, ebiic \v k BiocBBtoeo, of Chtcaan,da*
lirerad a mlssl ssryjaddreoi te tho Aiupbitbeatre fruin
'..- s I t. ?? I ia Wi Is, Wide World."
Ihie oreulBB Professoi ll. H lt*rfa:iexh:bi'.ed stcrcop
tn.iii views ot the r.iiin* and nm nor teed
?
MORI PENSIONS l>_9IT_E1X
Bc fps io, An***. 19.?Tbs rtntioosl Associar>
tteuof ex-Priaon n of war to-day ssiesied Chteosoaa
tee eext pteae of moetter, and jmsed resoiuunus de
.- hal " uni seeoetetteo OOOeptl ss a measure of
s.it.s'ati'ial llioniiii turdy justice ti *asir comrades, trie
bill reported from t..? Inv.iui Poailoae Committee of
. ' Representatiree by Mr. Morrill,
i>* k.jD.ii', kua'-vu as House Bill We. "l.b'J-j.
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KEW! or* A SUICIDE POUXO IN t\ BOTTLE,
Po ? I he, A:- 19.?Aa eniptj I
w*s io iud iu ia; Hu ii jj ll. vcr t.-?r l.s.-e la.s ? iralai
. u^ the (oUanins aata: ? Wheo yes a.i i my
body p iy paroo io te Badeoa, >'? v. i sm
?lie . .jr s.rii.i ,ij..u a ufo. John Ko:.ern, Huiijc,
>. Y.
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THE UBITBBAAL PBAOB VS I OB.
Ni w-i. isi.is, ?'.:r? Au.-. 19.?Then wu*
a large a'lei. lance at the Ooeosd dav's t!ieetlu< af tbe
Universal Pea. e I'uion, at Mysiio. Tue kev. Henry S
Ci ulm. of Philadelphia, presided. Tue proceeding) were
open .1 With prayer, after WtMh tfta IS**, Di Darr.. I,
of Psw-Terh, ead tho nev. Mr. Clnhh addroseod 'bs
in-eiinir et 'nu, lengtii. Aaren M. r'nweil. Editor.d .'?'
i/niiiii'/i*--i//i.4(. of New-Perk, contrasted the pea. s w.:n
tbe war tncory. Tao mestlas Will continue to-morru sr.
QMOWtHt IBM TBS BOBBIES-OP MOSCOW.
I'iiin'e |ivki'((liiiic r< [iii. :i tat ion of "'Tbs
Hui nina cf BteSl SW " at MaUi.a'.Un lleacb ll so reai
.*llc thal inrousi of jieoj.le g< leece each evening, ex
e *ui. BP8and Mondays. l_,st "-aturilay tae crowd
waa sa terse that ever 2*000 rora laahte ta eoeare Ueh
aia, io preveal a reeerroBce ol teia, Brraaaeaseota
I, l.eon BMde sn ,i.*l llckell can lie prncuieu and
SS j. i reseivcd al the lee'Ular price.
e
Flil.At ill\i, Al nOt.AS tlKlVS.
OCBAS IjI.iiVk, N. J., Aili*. 19 1*1Spcci,ih. ? A
taros nuini.tr utpaapla aiinidt-u t? day Un msmtes
?Motaaan of tue baaday sci eal Saaoosntp. Tin ..|?n;B.
prayer wm made hr lue llev. i ns .es Lanie, D D.. of
l.iuahrin. ina preacher ot tue morning waa Iha Kev.
j i . -irntiri lg.-, of Sew lorn. Hs preached on "lae
Dsj taviiy ot tana." Ibis aiiarnoan ths Ber. V. A. {
GOVBRNMKVr IN DI CA IT >"fB?POH 32 nOlfft-l.
WASHINGTON, AOffllBt 10. ?For RoW-Eof*
and, Rsw*Torh, Pencsy.vania, Nrw*Jeri*y, Delaware
ii;d Maryland, warmer, fair weather, winda ahifung lo
i -atherly.
From Oiiin and *>our!iem Inttiaoa to tamas, fair; from
Suriheru In Hana to Wisiioriiin. local rains.
TKIBCIE LOCAL. UUC-I'VATIO.'-'S.
BARI
ra
Jo.:,
? CW Morong Mt nt.
I 0 0 4 S S T 0 SJOlf, llMMTl Sion
. >?*-??*' *" ?li**i;*si I***1 ?*? "*"'"? "
, r, i -? Tr***mT
-r?? J. *f*"
' 4-4 fMlllir
. . ahoeoi '.e lmi oiii.'tri*
. r ..tal.illl 111 lilli
la, relative tiumiduy. ar par
flilsirei.r salural:..!, .r :.ir m.l willi iimisliiie, is ll,.in.MOS
? repraaeal B net gallon! io u-iujeirature, ai mate
Ute tn r ol UudaeTs i>u_r_ai.y, s* iii
Uiaa.is-ay. __^___
laiB'na nerii-K. Ame. Jo?1 a. m. ?Pine weather
[irevai aS o\'-r nearly ma whole cou .lr) yesterday.
Poolesanartp heeoaeoahlfilasts soutneny ruled a.oug
Iha Aiiautli* roaai and iu i ie Laka instate West of the
Mys.??:,.( | was a weil-devon'i-et wai ui wave. Tue
Bervmoiei Lera r-.se ...... with fair skies, ann rntaar
tin.isl air. Ti.e teinu-i at are rei.?red belwaau III* and
To . tko average it...'a,", beiur BO laver luau for me
i..ir..ti.ii i,k day ,a*i year, and '?* huber lhau ou
Kedaeeeep.
I ar weal uer, with stationary or slightly tilgbsr leni
paral lie, may tie exi>*cted in mn city aud vieiuiu io?
la). At preseot, warmer, fair weather, wun a freeb
io alb westerly bie<se u ludiooied lot beiitrdoy.
Fsmlv, of Philadelphia, preaeh*d. Thia evening tbe
Kev. K. 9. Pa.-d.ugton, of Brooklyn, diseouraed on Ihe
" Irremediable i: flee ta of Sin."
The United Presbyterian Hynodaf New-York convened
In Cdueatlonal Hall. Asi.n-y Park, dosed ita session to?
day. Tbe Kev. J. g. D. Findley, of Newburg, H. Y., waa
chos**r. moderator of the uieetliic. The Kev. J. A. Sue,
of Mercer, fenn., waa elected professor of the chair of
dldactio theology in the Theological **euitosry at Alle?
gheny.
ARRESTED EOR EMEkZZLEMES'l.
rn G. SNELLING'** MLSAiTROPl'IATIONS,
THE LOWKLL BLKACHEItT OMPANT LOSES $3X0,OOO
BY HIS TI-AV-Af'TI'iNS?\ NIGHT TX JAIL.
[BT T1L_GRA!*H TO TllB TRJBCItl
Po-*Tos. Au_. lt* DoBBaHll ('?. Sm llinj*. who
i? alleged to bsvs embexiied about 1i.4tfO.OOOof tha funds
of the I owHI Bleachery Company. left hts baudsome
realdeoce. So. Xl i ou.rr.or: wealth a-e.. Isle Isit night
and went to Pmtcs fleadn;nart*rs. oa Pemberton 8 ju,ire,
Ib company with Inspector P.iebardeon and officer Mc
Canslsnd. A wsrrai.; was read to buo th?r*, charging
him witb embexzling *iJ<>.??-i3 of the Bleachary
Company's money. Ile rei_a!t.ed over night in a
cell, and acoreeded In gaiting hall In -jmO.000 for hie
.?rpearanee In court thia morning. Tbe nature of Mr
Snelhng's case wai mt at first regarded ai criminal, but
recently, lt ia alleged, the discovery waa made that he
had drawn from tbe Mercbauta* Rank tbe aura of *J:I9,
1*73 that stood to the credit or the p.'eachcry. and trans
ferred lt to the Maverick Bank, where it was deposited
lu lila own name. Ula arrest on a criminal charge was
then decided upon by the directors, and tbe warrant waa
placed ia tbe hands of Chief Inspector ilanaoom, and by
bim Inspectors Richer Ison and (jerraughty and Offloer
Mccausland were detailed upon the case. Il waa feared
that Snelling had fled to Canada. and
Superintendent Minali telegraphed to Montreal.
BC John and Buffalo. requestor the
anthortttes to arrest tne supposed f usutive If ho was
seen. At the tame time a watch waa piacol upon the
Commonwoalih-ave. reeldeuee of Snelling. Late In tue
evening he came home and waa at ouce takeu into cua
to ly. Th* offence charged apt-cared atone time to be
so veiled in tccbutcalltiea tbat there waa some doubt
whether ".nelllng eould be legally proaecuted. About
two week* ago he wrote a letter to the dtrectore of ilia
Bleachery stating that bis books, accounta and vouchers
were at the service of ma creditors, arming who _ be
rniiir ere,l tbe Bleachery Company, as though his lu
debtedneas to the company waa of a perfectly
legitimate kind. Certain Irregularities In lils ac
BSnnta with the company ss ita treasurer bad
Len found and bis resignation hail beau
Asked for, tendered and promptly accepted. The
teeta relating to tbat part of the case were at the tune
published, Tue ex-treasurer iain thal hu failure was
ma.nlv due to tne lar_-a losses occasioned 07 iii, deal
lugs with Janes IL Dig'lei, of Xew-Yorg, to whom he
I ed advanced bu own and the comuany'i money, wim?
ont the knowledge of the dlrectori, for the purchase of
goods to ce finished al the Bleachery. The result was
ma- biggies owed Snelling 1400,000 and Queuing owed
the Bteoeherp, accordlue lo snelling*! conservative com?
pulation, **_u 1,000. An investigating Couirnttiee
du. overed a yst*iuail) fa'.sltlciiloa of BBB BOBBI
bp BaeUtaf*, io that for years the directors
at their annual rasetlnrs had bean deluded into the lie
...it tuen Biisni-i were perfectly sm ure rVueo lill
acts w?re discovered Snailing made a plea for leniency,
hut the directors ai>i>oiiit*d a coturu'ttee to act In the
matter *n i ibo result was Suelling's arrest. Snelling
bad boon trea?urer of the iileacuery Compauy twenty
seven years, h-,viiiir dunn* al tuat tine ulm .si exolu
atvs maaosomoat et Ita attain, te slew of thia eteta of
fa El . iud to ISO directors; "I tru-t th it a can li 1
renew of my whola couduct will mow thai my motive in
tn* cale as well as ll all my dealings hal Leen to serve
Hie !..-st luterests of tue company." The director!
?bowed theil gratefnl appreciation ot hu course hy
aweartna eel tue warrant for tua arrest.
At precisely 1_ o'c.ock tn>#> aoee, Mr. -*'i*;',inc, ac
ciii.ii-.ii ad ?? i fileaonoaol. li. lt Morse, Jr., oed ust-?.>
sons, *nt*rej tlie municipal court room for irralCBBMBl
before Judge Hardy The complaint on w nen he was
.u- ilgned was drawn ap in tne simp.est form au t was
iwora te by Cbartea C- Jackson It charges Mr. r*ln?ll
li..' willi ha* D un awfully appropriated to his own use
tbe loo of vii'.'?-:>. th* j>r>periy af in* Lowen Bleeoh
.-ry i >.i. j ar.y. Ti.e ar.uigumeut was postponed 00 B0
Boual ol the defendant's delay in leourtog bali, Slr.
Amory, of ho, it.' Water-st., was tbe lecu.-uy last night,
hut \fio court denian.iel two bondamari, noodling
to tlie usua. forrL. io be reepousibie wuile the case waa
pending tbs ocuoB of ide ilraad Jory, prellmlaarp ox
au.ii.allon he,rig waived bv lue prisoner. Slr. Amory,
tho origins, bondsman, surrendered Mr Bael lisp, bot
wa* willing to become eecarlty for s laaaamuuat Mr.
??iia..iris's suns and fr'.e'..ds scoured the city for som*
body wilitog lo become -uanetelly reeponolbta fnr iha
prlSOner'a reap; eira.ce. .1 l lg* Bardy wilted two
houri in the aodrt-room for that BOBMhody to oems
. t ?r-a 2 o'clocl ooadsBoa wera procured. They
wee ll : ? I frederich Amory, who au j
?orioed Jo.my to a |
L. WELL, Mau., Aug. ID iSptOtut) ?The nrrest of Mr
Snei ing did not urprise Paymaoter Barrage, of the
BieeCBory Comjiauy, nor A. G Pollard, oiie of the gea
tlemeu who helped reorg in ie the corupaay. Mr. Pol*
lari' sall that he had 'jeer. :rox tue tirit lr, fivar of tue
arrest o.'Suelitus Mr. Burrage girc au outline of the
dei.lags he Lad with Mr. *"ne!,:ns, and said that me
treasurer ilnee the weekly payment lys-rea* bad been
iBStltntSd na! been tn fie habit of making a weekly
visit to Lowed io :!.e works of tia company Ile would
hardly aver examine the par roi., nut all voichsri
wnu.d bs laket. to Bjitjri.wuere me ireasarer hud '..i-in
al nls own sws"t w . afr ll; rag* sail trie trouble
caused by Mr ?*-.?. mg's retnova. has BOB Injured '.ue
company's baa nasa.
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AN ASSIGNMENT BY BAKU BL R. PAseO***.
I'.);r').v. Aui*. Ij 8pet*tU).?ThiB afrernoon
the assignment of -"emus. K Payson, tbe announcement
of whose anat.c.ai euiuarrajsmeat in cuLjeipieaci of
S/IUlem Gray, Jr.'i defa.cailoa was male yeeterd iy. w n
recorded te tho rimstry ol leo I* fur Siffai* County
The real estate jovsred by tha asslfiimeats icoiules sn
uudivided m:?r-)jr >f thirty*obo one-hnndrediaaot aa
estate at Cn ure a sal (hemal its, Vew*Yorh. Among
the perional property ion rey od ere t".e fo.lowlug lalor
esta in var'.om eorporationi: 1.000 snare! of the
Deny kflUs, Ur.-at falls, B. H.. 100 iharei of
ihe Hallowell Manufacturing Company. 3,7J
shares of ms Mancue.st?r Ml'.isi L400 iliares
of the ludlaa Orchard Kills, 1 "7 ju arel of tbs Chap
man \ .uv. IJ sha.-ei of the National City
iiai.li. J'.'? ?h .r-t of -.lie By Sold M iRiifact.iriug Coio
poay, Mihoros si ihs Orsoi Pella Mauufocturlng Com?
pauy and 30 snares ol tne Lyman Mlle. Mr. 1'ays. u to*
i*y resiu'iieid bis peOlttOS as [iresideot of th- Nat una
City liana, and iht) rengustion was SOBSptsd The
lireotors eiected ai presldool pro tera W. K Dupse, >;
I ? ru of Nichols, Dupee .t Co. i hi tumor that note*
oeer n.> '.be InSorsemsui of Mr. Payson have D*en r*
pudiat?d is denied hy a director of the bank. Mr. Par
ion ls .ihout seventy years od. aud haa had sn honor?
able but.nen career of atty yean in Boitou.
om n aui:
J()HN D')U'iAf.r_
John Doagall. tho Iditoc of The New-York
Wtskltf Wmtneae,dted sutdeuiy from heart dlaaaos yea
lerday wben at breakfast st '.be house of his son-iu-.aw.
A. M. Cochran, at I'lushiu-', I- 1. lie hal becu lu cx
cellint ti -al'.h up to the time of his death.
Mr Dou?rell wis b ra in Paisley, **cotland, seventy
Itphl yeats ago. and when twenty yean of age weat to
Montreal, where be engaged in the produce and leather
business. But he loin turned bis attention toward
lanmnlteflB ani beana to publish a small weeic.y
paper called The Canada Temperance AiooeeuU, lu 194d
Bs basan to pablish Tut Bonflmnl BJoBftaj w, mets Ins
inert tim* be was Induced to publish itdaiiy. Influenced
>y his loreen rn M nt real Mr. Douirall came to Bow?
yers la IS/Tl to esa'iisb a iii.v ChrtOtteS paper Pre
?.?i).* tc inls bs bad en leavoretl to induce othera to
in l-l '-alie trie i.ro.eci ootB here and In Catenae, but no
MM was ?illili, to do it. Ihe dally pajier was
Liever seif-sustainieg and a'ter eight yian it was
iriijipsd Hit Weeuljf Witntee, bewevor, winch wai
>*ai Hobed a year after the dally paper, proved lo ba a
nu cess ju . In a siiort time ran mi io a cirrula'.iou of
;., i, ...... Bis sobs.sleha B. and JaflBoa D Dougall, and
ins Bon-lB-teW, A. M. Cochran, were associated
w:th him fur a long 110101 James ta bow
V iitor ol The Montreal haily WitmmtBB. Mr.
[longa.1 w ii a iLcinber of tue CoogrsfrtloBBlPharoh,
>ut al-.r.e t'.? Baecl.er trial, he had allan led s Preahy
er.an ( i.urch Tho funeral will take p,ace to-day at
y.ushliis, and tbs hody will be taken io Montreal,
wuere ou Suulay serv.,res will also be held.
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Tilt IV EA lil Ell BEPORZ
ALMOST SUFFOCATED BYGAa
NARROW E*-CAPK Of AN ORKGON MAN.
POI**!*- |M THI HOTSL MADISO.1 WITH AX -.sCAriMOJ
WBW SBIUUI, TRCATMKNr.
? Let me hare tbe hail you have got ia the bouse.*
The clerk of the Hotel Madison at Weat Tiurf v ninth?
s', and Broadway looked up st the sneaker, who was
about six and e half fi et Ux,h well proportioned, end
bad n pleasant expression. Ila clothes huns; looeelp
ebout bia emilie form. They were made of good
materi-l. ho'vever, snd looked aa if they had boca
put on fur the first time. Th<? clerk Inn.Nd the mao
the registry book. The stranger wrote In a Urge,
bold and Irregular hand : a (j jj i_1?,')ort, Oregon.'*
Ile wes se-ugt.cd to Room No. ill on the first floor. It
ia a large tatBB BBs\ SfSrlsS-B Thirty-ninth-et. having
two wiiuiovs. Mr. Liiinliert went at once to his room,
aud from the awkward manner in which lie haii-iled
Ilia larg." body aud tho inquisitive way in ?li i'd, he
looked St everything, he waa thought to have . ..me
from .-oine iiil.ii*d plsci: where lu,ul, ore only known
hy faith.
This wna on Wedncday afternoon ahout 4 o'clock
and but little attention waa BBSs' to Mr. Luniln-rt's
movement..* afterward by the hotel people. H? ia
Sirown to hive found the h.ir in t'n- hot. I ahont 8
o'clock and to have dimpled some whiskey, which
seemed to snit bia ta-f-. Bud led tu another sample.
He was not lu a talkative mood aud walked around
t!i.- hotel and out into il.-oinlway in a Ii_lleaa ina uer,
os if undrtertnin-il which way to ?'<> or v. hat to do.
He spoke to one of tlie guests .il'tcr ilinn.-r ahead cuttle
in the West, and from the tammar manlier in winch,
he han.lle.1 tl..- sulip-ct it BTSO thong?I that ho waa
OOO?Meted in Mimi' wm with th*- big rauchos in 0~B_Ste
Shani 9 o'clock he tli-api.. are.l t'oiu the hotel. VV nea
he lett has room alj..nt an hour earlier, tin-gas was
barning, len ahaanbesaaaai -.uv rite U_ht uuiuing
brightly until l'J o'clock, u lien -!.. fl -nt "ll .l-.f.v.
when Mr Larul.ert, returned to hi* rootu is not
known, hut it is supposed to baie heeu uh mt 'J o'clock
yesieriliy im.iiuni;. There was a noise heard in the
room shoal trus time, and the |ghl in the room waa
out. A few minutes ift.-r SSSB yt-ti-rilii,\ Kat*- Mat?
thews, a ehaanhenasM, when aaaatog Keast No. -I
detectetl tin- odor ot" ga*. Mi.- looted ut tin- gas
bal ams iii the I ullwuy. They were all right, mid then
she went trev thom to room, nu til .-he cam.- to No. _l
agate. Tha door wan eteaoa' sag when-he tried to
open it with her key. it seemed to lie fastened on the
lusi.le. Sha gawa an alana, and Hilbert Leaaagr, a
porter, foreed tho doer open, if had in.r h. tu ksksri
at all, hut Iiiiii caiiglit last in t! e janih. He was o\.-r
pewered hy ths gsa ia tha toes* snd Ml lo ths-sos*,
Ih.- ehamsennaH ealted Pntrioh Ceraaagb, the dap
ci.-rk. Whan an _..t to the mum. a petties "t the ku
liiid aaeeped, .mu after oolites; out the porrer lie t.ii.-w
op.-n the window. From ii tingle nr-.i-ker burner, the
KM ??** >-oaring out m mil laroo. He turned it ott,
and thia want ta Kr. Lemhert. \U* bod* wa-* lying
oa thc leer, and his head . t - laspe!
position ngateet tha aide rt the beti Hi** rasa waa
gha-tlv, rnni wh'*n the flues air ITashod his I in.-s. he
?naped (>r breath aad peened heavily. I'-? i-l.-rk
tried tomi- km bte bs dd not. V,'ilh_ili T. Kites!!,
the proprietol. hurl led (o tlie loma and assisted the
(rieck te rateiug tbs aneonaeteae aiaa te tea hod. His
? i.ai turunl black, aud im BS uim! to bc ni; id.y
t
Dc A. Hirohanl. af No. 359 Weet TMrtteth-al, w.ie
??tim >iou.'.i. arid 11 !? I).-. Mn'n -y. ot' VV.-.r 1 or'.v
a.couil-st. WSO Celled jo. The ?: ? \lr. Ku~ell
anaonragoBBonl .md Ibongbt thai Mr. Lamber! weeli
tome out of the ooma in a little white, Bul Mr. [__n>
bari di'i ti"' s-'t better, snd ut ,i p. m.. ap. smh I > ??
wus -i*!it frsim the '? ? ?"( ? :? Hoepitat, whither ths
uii.-oti-i ion* tm,ii waa token, ntimslanta wera ae*en_*>
ist> i" d h . jiod.-i-.'. o i.iy, u.l oxygen wa* _:? v .-n tu
hun to breath. There wus .-.,.'..??
breath, laithtul ire.inn.ul m tu* ??Mer I'-ir six
hours brought about aehanjts for tbe better, aa .t
11 o'clock, l.i-t night it eas teeagbt that the at anana
were tu tu-, or ot r.iv.-rv.
When Mr. Lu.ir.ert WM I c' ? I I bell I I lining
*17t) in gold was i '.is eaisC
ll had -J'?* it i ? .ri-h of k' vs
bi I a lal .- -'.iv.'- " a. h. i a waa ao i ante indi
cale what part ... U bbb. Kr. laaahini
wcut t? bed with his oollarenaad i portion of his
I it is tb Mr. Ivit-ll th it ur
blew out llie ^u-s._
BBB ?*>' OBll I Dil ' <: i'i HEP.
An Inihwor_sn, who said she wna '.'.irv v I ir
thy of No. fi II si Sn ? ry Btreel ro
... a . ? . -? t
, ? a ba .-..?? a
I. -.-r nias " ' * il
'..a ..t l a m. ?? M* i ..y
lt . 1 *u
? ? .1
? .
-i She also ga ? ' ?? lld
aol i sui ? ?? Ut*a
I.lUlL
Pond's F. mi?.cu fur Pain ant _. Ii-s. Try it I tr vii sa on- _
?:. t... ii !?? r-iisn.-i.' tnt. 1... .... ^ .._ _
[mitai .mu. a
-.- *s
MARRIED.
BBTCHCM OEDXBT "ti i.i.isr'.s. :- - \ -SS real.
... tuan
K Oedaeyloi icelai K.t-Lum.
Si. john -im n.m.n , ai Trey, M. T, ea Taiaaar. A
17 - - f the Rev ii lt n iv ?-. ll. i ? . Bl a, ot
.-iii*. -N V.. to Bite P. 1'unutiiif, dt 1'roy, >. \.
. -
b/HaLI il a -n taanat
14. *t ? . lev Willis P. A. IA
I A. . .
city. ^-.a .
DIED.
Bi- KXK..I,i? Al Longa " ea
... ll - . ...t .-nt
.. ni, Bagtead.
ills - ? --
i . ih Buena
IW .! lt) ll. li ii/, f ll. M,|
Funeral ..rv., .-s ir.. .
ii.i \ a- .jI . ?. al 8
?
Relative* sn 1 ': .- . . ? lied.
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Hf. i K-! Ml-^- lt Btl -?-.--.?? 1 * i" - i ?
t\ la ...: I ? ale. '1 ir. \. li .......v.
.........
, . -
i, N i .. ian pteoss eopp.
U'... :?"?'. f Oo Tasadsr Aaaestl7 'i iry Fm, ... ti..-rt,
v.. lases: . :
Funeral from the. tinrcti n tu- ii. . and
, ' 4 - .? H.
rn a ir 1.1 Kit - At c. .i.iii. i ? - .... : - . i
Howard, soo ol Piufeeeoi Kile' Sartfar.
DO Uti \ '..I. -Al I 11 lil -.t..l.*. ll. ii,i
leg, J- n Dooga . i. Hoi of The Mew-York Vi'i ... Wit
u- s-. aged re res -
.; .on lo dav.
I' . . y will '??' ' 'ken to Mnu
. iv-su! 1 .. .I ..... -a ai c .uv.UM fi WU ? t ai I'..- WiU
ii.-ss ? IfBi. at IO .ni j. m.
in sr it Peeeecota, fte, tegnM it. l-s,:.
ii'int, vi L>. i- ? I era * i ?' * ??* M ii lot, u U
Panel .; . fermer resiUoo* ? ..i in ? Caer?lp, ilitu
-ii. S ).. nu -aiuid.iv. iii,. .'1st. al X |i. m.
Ls srem vital lo attend * .tuoat larU.vi uat.ee.
. ali a.iw.-ri
[.iri'iMorr-At cwMosaesS r_k.-. p.-nu. w,-.., .? ?.
-i ls. Vial) .lu bal :.- ?- . - r
l. lr Kitiardsoii.ni ii... in"... i M. S., ead wUsea*"Jssi H.
.iii. nt l" ll .-si j'<lu tU. t.us t Itv.
. ta: ii >aiewood< . - :i*? t.. >-. Pitisborg, rena,
in si Xewpert, n.i.. ob Wedacadap, I
Mai) li i'- Hinman, a de of bale a
. jen - ? riot* ?? leo ,???? t. ea H -tai lay
noraioa ?' ?
Intcnueiit al Hartford, < eu?,
gladly omit rloweis.
POTT Ell- At -Sunmilt, V J . AagBSB IS. sn.'.'l nlv, Mar-li*
BL wile of Edwaid il Poll r. lal lau steer ol aortas H.
and-urah A RoUloaon, ol EUsobetk, n J
Pu narai noaa her lau, nonteaeo, I moa ave., nu Botardag al
1 A p. m.
larru.'es tvll nie. t the l'J in. train fr.n.i f-s>t ol 1 ll . lad
i uii?ioi)uer sta.
li. iotiv( i *uA Meade are reepectfully mvii.-.'. to ii
TA vi.ou -lu Brooklyn. 17th, *u Uanlp, st pesa iiuuia, Beaap
I. lay eil. a
Scrvtuca at thu house, Hu (lyiu.r-st., Breoklya, ii - .? a.
l"rnuy.
liuila. at Psttasaoa. NY Y., Saiur'.ay St I p. ni.
VAN OIIDEN Allgasl IT Mis. la..-, WtfOO of:
James 0. Van . 'rieii. in !..r T4tli ve ar.
a- I readetevttodteattaed trie r-m.-rai -??
tri.ui ber late reeldeoaa, .'! Pe sa. ? oom ... ? . Ntw
v ork. .rn Prater, -0'1' msU. al X .1 ste >.
Opeciiil Xjiicrs
ita ..Iel. line an.' ti lilli il*
DBBOBuT-JW a.n*1 curr-ii-* ?>?
I) I \ M O K l> ?
?BBJIVPSCTrOBJBMOV tHAMOMB lEA'Kt.itv'.
BBVllllS-T* )"?' ^ 'la-U-n -saa, As>? 1 ir*,
isl. AaJ-DW's-lu -I* Wa ? *' -"laa.
Trevellera Will Kid freriiied<lal:i CoulU furn,. .
t,V . "w"u -MA--.. ? X U . I. -I ...r lo .... alu, .....
h'io?<l*ai, jTs 5*0 eve, *i*i aearpcci. h. i.
1 ?st lull- e Notice,
, mioiild he n-a.1 BAILI by ali interested, aa chau;ee wnp
occur al am tune. >
La-Ueis ut lot elga countries nc '. not be sjie, iailv alli.-- I
for lesi?l. 11 '.? any i-arl.. a.si st. amer. OSeept WOCO
sieii to *' . ? aupliemes oi baiis.ns auil. oiiiui.h ia, .ka. a
irtlei s lui 'I"" "dj add?r?-sed ow.U^ soul Hy tuo tOsteol lui?I
at s..aaie.
t'uivirfu mail* for tea week eulin* Aofual Jl will<?nee
trsonrrLi loellosaoa tttetoessosooBBltewai
pg! tl AY SlSa,B_BBI ~U I'lcue tl..iav.oa. uor >k i aol
Hoi., Bali**"
a vii BP* ' ht I ao a. ui for ireiaui, MtabBaaaahBy -
via yue.tisl.iwu feller* foi t.r.-ai IK .lain aud oilier _.irt>
im^ii iiiuuiries iuusi Oe diraded pal aw rta | , si 1* ?t. a
{iTit.r Kuini"-. i?ei itiwahip Pms Tts Soulhawpes .1
lu iiieu il.'ll?rs lol lreiaiin and I'lamn inns, lie OBMOBBB
" u.i t-.ais ,, at T .lo a. iii J.11 -< uliau. 1 n.i ?? I, o*-i si- a --
slnji I tinojiia, viai..a?B"W l.-ll*-?i .uusl lie i.n-iUsl " ji--r
l.i.i.njiia ij al i ,io a- ui. lol Um Neluei'.aiiilad.rwl, |>or
aU-aiu*a J) -si ..n .lam. Via Aiiisterda.il 4l.i1> I rn uusl Uv di
luli*. ' uer !s?u..sU.u . . al ." .10 a iu. tor Balgi tm li. i,
u?-i sU-aiuahiu ltiiyuUiuL via Aulwero ileu*rs .uusi fee
Erected "pei Bnyateaanii ai ? a. m. im ir'iau.e .u
pvt, jM-i sUtauishiii i-a Noriuamlio, v_ Havre . at lOa. .u.
I, i N. ? : ? ind and. k.*r si^rtiiisulj) i'tirlaa , al 1 y m. M
hi. Doiuuiso, (.ajis, Uayli and i ails Isl?Uti. por BBBBBS'
sit ;. ueoiS" W. I .JTile.
Malls tor Australia, Mew Zealand, -sandwich. K.jiand Hanitssa
I kia?do, i?-i ste?luship Atarijeiso ,|..iu **au liauciavo.t uaO
ii. i? luausl -.. al 7 j,, ui. ,,.1 un anna, al Nusluil ?*)
?? amsi..j- Hr.Ulm.1: willi Hi.uah 1...h..* lu-. \a*i(si.a)
alails tor the Mouldy isl?u.t.t, per ...... I'auaU n.i a
bsu fianclwoi. cioao hare AuHiuil-isjal 1 p m. ala.* ?
I -. na au 1 lai_n g. 1 sttainslnu iHeauic ifro.u s*J t-iau
ciaio , 1 .use uele isejilcuilier '4 al 7 u. Ul. M**.? Iel I ul*^
l.y ia.l lo lan,|ia, K.a.. and llieuce Uy steamer iio.u a-op
Vi .-si, 1 ia., cose al luis olUce daily at J. JO a m.
* nu- Mandala afateabna ?f ranna Pa**idc maits is arran ,-ed
on tie- |ilesiiiii|itinu ii.' theil uiiiii'.iru yU-U uv. ilau.t irausil .*?
.--au lian. 1-... Mails lrom Hie Kaal aTnv.u. iM l"..> *J
-ai. nanatosa m m. .uv ot sanasa ?? si-.?u.-.sai,- i ?-, ? ? st
Uatucr Uie saint) da)
ll EN KV O. PBAIln'IN. POBlB
Poll 0_.ee. Mow-Vims, .Si, Au.i*l U. looe

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