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MONMOUTH AND SARATOGA.
TODAY'S CARD AT LOM; BRANCH.
EGMONT TO RUN?THE TXVO BIO HANDICAPS.
Visit,,rs lo Monmouth Park to-day xviii havo the
oppoitun ty ol seeing Dir. lamons Weston. spilti'T
Egmont fer ih,* Brsl Him*. Fabulous tale- are toM
aboul this ie!loxv's sp.-, d when hf ls really himself
If one accepts tho a siivaiic-s ol Hie fi-o-ionpii.il
Ve.torn sport..non. Egivont nn.si bo Ihe fa *<"*t Berte
thc world ever saxv at th nv*-minne rs of a mlle An.l
yet Ihen* aro EasL-rn turfmen tvlu, have so I ii li con?
fidence In tho prov.ess of Eastern t-Vorottchbpils that
they aro rrady to match an East.'iii, Beens sgsinsi
Egmont at tln-oe-quarti-rs of a mil" for fiori S...0OO
lo #10,000 a sid** Thai would ndeed make a race,
xvoitli seeing. However, Egmont Las no formidable
adversaries In the Lust rate to,lax at a mlle, ami
ought to Min easily, ix Uh Flac-obita second.
A pood fleld w ll start In the An.boy llandlriip for
two-year-olds. Afier lil- excellent performance on
Tuesday, Mr. llaggin's Ransom ougl,' to win with Mr
Delmont's tilly lidos In second place. And yet on
a heavy track lt is possible that some one of the
1 ghtw rights may cause a big un-ct and a gro.-it
sui prl90.
The third rare, the* handicap at a mlle and a quarter,
wllh tho liberal sum of .1.2.M) added, did not fill, anil
a purse of fiiOO, at s.-v.-ri fuilongs, for bessel ihat have
? run and not won al Monmouth Park this yeai-, was
substituted. This Las brought om a good number
of cnn-es. Bradford will have tie benefit nf Hay?
ward's ruling tn day, tl,e absence of vhlrh caused him
I,, be lt, aien r-IT bailly on Tuesday, and Bradford should
win. wlilL- Diiiiboyno -has a fair chance for the place.
The fourth race ls a little soil ng affair for two-year
old-, of no ouaacquenoe and with a poos field
Hut tho fifth rare, the Cape Mav Handicap for
iln-oc yo-i-rilils, is of gnat inter'st and sboaM afford
a splendid sui,pele. Tho top weight, Baili?-, ls a
sm.-.ll I,orso, snd has sever shown murd 1 king for
heavy weights, hence ll would imt BA amazing If ho
should Ix* li.ai.ii today, and yet lils speed ls sn
g:rat arid I.is form N gu high that ex-en w tb 120
p'niiul. 1 prcfVr bis chances to those of any other In
tin- ra-,*, sJlhouBli Defence and li Man are both
dangerous, Md Mr. Wtthers"s pair of fillies. Inver*
w el snd Cascsdo, art rare t? mn wen with their
light weights Badge rn win, then, while Defence
at the iiisi.i',,-.' ina got second place, Bul lhere ls
no ??c;)),-b*' In ilii? race, Anyth.ng In it might per*
l.;i;is wm.
The following aiv* t)ie lists of probable starters:
2 :?" P. M. FIRST RACE-HANDICAP. ONE MILK,
Name. Ac". x\"t. Namo. Ag". XV't.
Egmont . ,'t 122 Nianar,. . 4 A05
I poletta . i 103 si. Vai.-i.tlue.t 4 *.'.)
3 P. M--BBCOND RACE-AMBOY HANDICAP. TWO*
YEAR oj.ns BU PUBLONO&
Owner. li BS. B ? XV't,
J. .1. caner. K is.,.n. springbok. HT
j. li Haggln. Ransom . Itayon I'Or. Ill,
A. li . I-Ides. Ihe lll-L'ao-l. Ill
D. J. :M.cniiin-_ Sorrento. Joe Hooker. HS
I>. I) Withers .. . Minion. Bing Emesi. Ill
A. J. Casasu. Felicle. Stratford .H"
a. 8. Brown. Inxeicsuld colt.. King Alfonso..-. IOU
l i i: (win . Carrlentoa. Grlnstead. 08
i ii Raymond..?-? Rlpton. liefcrm. n
xv i Daly. .I nissa . Kitit.*i',sht>r. i'i
Preakness Stable... Gen iai ni ?. Bayon d'Or. I>0
DavlsB Hall. Sourlrl. Eolua. kt
8...0 P. M. THIRD RACE- NON-WINNERS AT MON?
MOUTH. SEVEN FURLONOS
Name Air Wt. Nba* Ac". Wt
Dunboyne . -1 ll- Volunteer . 4 105
Bradford . i IIB Centipede . 3 103
;. . 4 lib Maty T. 4 th
1 nil ii . 1 108 Aiistrleni.e . 3 101
ocean . ?'. IOU Puzzle . 4 101
Winona . A HM
4 P. M.-FOURTH RACE-TXVO-YEAR-OLrS. SIX
I DBL0BG8.
Name XV: HMM Wt.
I ? ilk-. il-'. Volunteer . '.'T
Harrisburg ,. in Katie . M
Ululah . 10S xuiscli. I 4
Li,...nt. 105 Tiburon . s
e ? *?]i* . lol sweet Avon. M
li ile Barefoot. ... I
4 BO P M LIFT!! RACE-CAPE MAT HANDICAP.
THREE YEAR OLDS. 1 Ml MILES,
Owner. ?s,|ro w't.
.m.l-l*.-, ache. Badge. Tbe Hi-Vied.... 120
M JordSB. |,.:-,,, . liny,.n d'or. 115
Appleby t Johnson Tristan. Glenelg. 115
i , Stahl.s iti.iu.*,,.*. Rt. Martin. lu
li ii dorrit . specially. bnieaiion. nt
A. llclnionl . ttv.iige Oystci ... Voltigeur- 112
\ l ti,..r,*, . Ta ra nun. Stratford. U
j || linrcii. Dan I"I la.lue Daniela. 110
I. D. Withers . ? Inverwleb. Kins Ernest. i'?
ll D Withers ...?,- sJe . ii a.. io:,
McMshon X Co.. .. Sp, -dwell . spendthrift...... H*>4
p Lorillard. lr. B<-n< Hdlnc. llu-rnii.
Hearst_ O''??....ii. Monday. OS
itywln. Winona. Griastead. Bl
--. !'. M.-sixth RACE-SELLING, l's MILES
A. . xx'i. Name. Ate. Wk
i ,,t- . e. j'.'" St. Val-liHne. 4 !00
. :. J10 I'-ela . 4 |00
I.u Booker. 0 113 Tudor . 3 JOO
I/.nn Knight. a J07 Unique . ?. N
ll . I 107 Klug B. a i ST
.i . a 103
FAVORITES HAVE AM INNING.
I-eii'i; OUI Of K)vi: xvin at BARATOGA-EIBG
? RAB TBE ODTSlBER
Sara! ga, A' |. 8 (Si ll)-- Pw Iht flrst time the back
an of ravorl era pr>*t'v nu, li Uieir own way
I.. 1st, aa loni "ii- ?'' ?'"" by them.
i _ ii " -ui,! ,*n three There la a
? ?. and if ho md"
s cou Mi in. um ""'.el h- becked. There ?as nothing
.....ii in ibe racing, although thc Mdi weis large
bc lust were started prompUy.
.!, weather was excessive!] warn a nd Um bul brecte In rn
atb ii'tx tie.,: is ,,( dual ovei ti." couria Follow
ri HST RAI i i'i RSI ISM! one milk.
\V. 1 . ? ??'- i>. f i. i ml ra. I |Tfc, bj BUlet
'*. ' .iBarnt-s) 1
xv. Grsi ?' i* i -x* -ii.mi I, m. 12 . (MarUi
i,. i>. xv :*,,:!', U t. i i-iie.e- Fortunalus, S, -,'T . i.xiicn, J
, ;,;-. it.env > *, : lin. Alarie mo. Cateaby 2eM
ln| 1". i'm: I'*' -
Beith j - " ?'. I ..ii, ll t" ?'? Prlnete Fnrtunatus, )e,
. , ? . au - j i" ld ng lo Austria na, so
il to ! 'Hi Elmira, 0 t?
i . nst Ai.ia,
1*,. , ii*, :-'i )iinie Furtunatua gio, 11*11 *30.
1 :44 M.
el ling ran out and got
? ! ., | ui (, ir , i,.".i s. X' id- bead ol UM stn
,,,ii, md. 1 ? -' rh won bj i length and
a hall fi"in Austrlana, -.< Icugth (tom Fortunstua
IND RACE PURSE HOB TWO-TEAR-OLDS.
? i LLlNii. FIVE PUBLONOR
p.. Tucker's eh. t. Minni.- Palmer, by Laka Blsck
i i: t tooti , 07 lb - - (Barnes) l
D O'Connor's ?>. f. Teaas ?- . 07 ? - !Fanny) *_
j; pryor A i Navigator, 87. ? (Ail. m 8
. i'.i Coia l. :)T, .i.-,k:** Tosh 01, Wbbaaau
se K. 00, Rouauboul Ol, Laka
\..n ie., bandy lin. .in 1 Rollin Hawley 05, a'.-', ran.
li, '.i'i i ii ta i si .I* I 1 a .,*' i. *.. lo _
J Team E., IO Mom K., 15 Flddlehesd, Roustabout,
Navigator aud il Hln Hawley, 12 Lakeview, SO Cori L,
21 ... i '?? , .,^- nnd (tandy, Place?Even
Palmer, 20 .?? i Ti asa K.
Pools?Minnie Palmci i'ii, Trademork $9, Tessa K. IO,
Ile!'' -
' s-iJlT 10. Time-1 :03.
Sand sud ii ustal were the lenders at the start,
but Minnie Pelmet ian lorward st the badi, with Tessa K
s- uni. t ti*, finished In thia mannsr, Minnie winning
by iiii'T lengths, Navintor was three lengths away,
Alter Qnlahlng xs'.ii.:, to ii,*.w his riii-r, (i,-:i:y, and r^n
three mil,. itt-feert' liciinj caught, Ike winne! wu- bough!
In fe.r g 20,
TH.RD RACE-PCR8E HM BPBCIAL WEIGHTS.
.MILL. AND x SIXTEENTH.
Divver Brothers' t. ',. Beasts Jun'.-, 4 yrs., bx- King
x : - \i._-. 103 tr*.(Williams) l
A. o. McCampbcll's i, m. R.<u!ta, 5, 105. Boden) I
ll i Myers's br. h Bonnie a ?*.. 1*10 . . (McCarthyj 3
Elyton Ol. Neille -,'T. uu'l xvhit" dt, also ran.
L tiing *', io _ "ii Bessie June 12 io i against xv),ii
Bonnie S. and Bonita, ll Elyton, 21 Neilla Place
No ng ii* sa i'-.'.'*. :*t i'* i Hmi,,ia.
p...,:-- ii. s*i.' June s.'.T. ii" I if.'.*..
Mets - - - Time -.' m l .-.
Resale June look the li id al Ike starr, ran sway from
the Bald, and ?t.:i bj tw, lengths from Boulia, a length
and s hal! U-foie Bonni" s
FOURTH BACK-PURSE ?300. BF.ATEN HORSES.
BIN FURLONG i.
C. Cornehlaen's l,r. g. Kins dat,. 3 vr-.. bv Kine
le - ?.(liar:, it,,in 1
Vhell Ui others' b. m Timboun te '.. 08 Oaaler) 2
I-f - is'l rh. f. D-lla. 4. 101 G
Slsslie , sa Hatty Glen K's. Packs 100, Alu *.oi
C : ?- Reel 104 LS Lin * M nnle ioi 1 .*. Vo aUle I0_
Lal.tt- I..;*), ind Ch'ckaho.-nlnj KM 1-2, al-., ran
Betting?2 io 1 i-.n'-i ,', Kirnz i rab 7 (...li.-n Baal. -
l ?' - . Il ii il. ?- *?: nu. 21 Chicka
I ?' .S" Vrilatllx, in Ti,in:?,ur, ?? ? ,,Mi, rs
i* - ". K m. , rab 11 lo 1 i amboun tte,
Poola I'.iiiii. gil, Kins Crab irlO. Little. Miunlo IS.
Mutaala -ASS. Tlaas l io
Chiekabomlnv and Lltlle Minnie led to th? half, but
Delhi ran f.,*ttir1 and was Hr.: -.,- ibo three
wi Mt i -???*?, h Ring Cra
a lush sad <. bv i?.. lengtka from Tamboureiu*. s
i ' fe.r', n lia
Illili RACE-PURSa ?:*-.". BBLUBO. ONE
MI I.E.
WO. S"iillv-s ,-h <?. ni,;, van. 4 vra.. bv Kim? Ban
Ifira *: "OO . HO fe iBaraea) 1
' - lal le'a eh g Bronromarta 4 I''"", \
D'* Una fl., s.-.-d * ? >
li'-gent pfl, Romp 107, t-.n-'s- |.. ?
s- )?:?- , in Isla 74. Red Prluei Oft "
Kahn lo.*, and Le Clair mn. also ran
Betting?0 '* I II 0 lan. I t, i r,,-, u ,,.
12 Roi :- ,;,..,' ,, '.
tnt aad Ked Kahn, I ' Ri 1 Prince bu i -
[et Falsenot Placc-A vu 2 on Han ? , -
l aaa 'e.-' ii.e,.-,/. marva.
Pool*- Ban Yea Iii. Una IL *ft, field s2X
Mutuale-AlO 70. Timi l -18 i-2
After s lang delay ihsy ?,i> ?ff wuh iii? ? _??*
I r*ie s; ); ne |u fi.mi. Mirth itnd Bron ron, *. i?ok un
ti.- running te Inc bal!, when Ban Van rushed forward
and taklte- I <Oiii!r,andliig it-ad \t,n bj- three I, nglhi fr. n
Bi-*.nz.ni,j."., n laaglh ??? t' )?? I'na li
disoix-dirnes al thc peal ta the last rani Starer
I '-' eaatmaded lackeys Harris, Urahlkil and ,s?nds
till bo pu ru !?? r 1 mid Ciawfsrl f'er ?ne Ve-sr.
-?
I IBATOGA I NTIIIES FOR TOT)AY.
Saratoga. Ant'. I (Bpiitali. IC ii MSC* is the ?-|ghth
r?*iiular thiy at the mt ? ? sg with Ihs Xirglnia sud Trouble
bUik'-a to Ito hui. while the oth'-r raes hsxe saelvcd
linn..!'.ut sntrlea Tho first sud third igeof reeshrel um
. i'lKiiiioii fr.ein s|?-e ii an>r* iii'!- evening Ii.i, |.'i.i? sr
ci',-.- ond SSSMag tun*' is, azt i),? CMtaetitOCa Imo record*
thal entitle them to considers!lon
For the flrst rac.* !>?!* x lt a strong fsvorlt*-, as he li
now lu s-plciidld form, .-ind with the moderstc weight which
the conditions sllow him. he should win. Prose msy gel
the Mace
Ths Virginia Sukes u but five furlong*, and Gyps;
leen ought- to win. with Servla or the Lioness in the place.
Daruna msy lien RypacrlM for tht, third raee.
Teaag sweep und petulance acorn to bo the best In
.* fnui th race for nial.lens.
The entries ai* b,*!?w :
HIST RACE-SPECIAL XVEIOHTS. ONE MILE 70
V IBM,
Nsme. XV:. Name. W't
riex.ito Hallston .... on
srsinan .... los Fr,**-.BS
ns tn- .... Ii'fl Banjo.N
lc ND RACF-V1RL1NIA HTAKFS. TWO YEAR
OLDS. FIVE rUBLOBOB
Name. Wi Rema Wt.
> (,? .... 110 Billet..luanPa colt . IW
sll, i.'.t . . . . Il', i bandier . . ? 10
he L'oness . . . 107 Brm!.I'1'
-rps.) quana . - ? H>7 ia:,, t.io
. vmour .... 10.X servla.?'*.
lur on .... lol Cartooa . . o.
ina Beck ? ? ? i"*1'
THIRD RACE-HANDICAP. 11-4 MILT'S
Nitre W't. * Name. W't.
lam a , ... 1(7 Hxporrito . . , , Ira
I'ulio.Ifl Belle d'or ... 'iT
lan.UM Hair- limper . . . '.',
,i_o.IcB'j aeph .... Bl
xiURTH RACE - MAIDEN THREE-YEAR-OLDS.
SIX PURLONO&
Name. W't Name. W't.
iiiki . . *. . . IM P r? ai, tl . . . . *07
*(.i, ld . . e . Ht N< e BT D'Nell . . . ln7
'..ups Sweep . . . Ill' Bs., H?p .... 1'*7
ov.iae .... 110 lel?od .... 107
-11s Sn Ith colt - . I'O Lilma ..... 101
iile-'own .... li" Straynetc .... 1"!!
e-'ls.i .... HO Petulance .... 103
lynwood .... HO
TFTTI RACE-TROUBLE STAKES. STEEPLE?
CHASE. 214 MILES.
Name. Bf* I Name. W't.
?en.es.es .... 175 ! Klllar. ev .... !SS
VIII lintis . . . ISO XVill.o Lamer. . . 125
lome Cristo . . 145 i
Pools were sold tonight as follows:
Tlrst raee-Lolev $310, Prise $fi0, Hallston snd Orlsctte
35 each. Ban)o $30, Oarsman $25.
Second--Gypsy Queen S?0'1. Bl')** Roek and Lioness
coupled) |I0, Servla and R*".s*e|s (coupled) P21, Barton
ad S.*Mn.e,ir ttl" earl,. Chan lier. Rel Dight and Her n
Bl each, Callente HO, field |SA
Thlrd-Daruna $.",0, Wary and Hypocrite" $35 each. Argo
ii-.d "tVihoo $10 earh, field 125.
Fourth-Younc Sweep, Lovelace, Petulanee and Anio*
rd each, field BSA
Fifth-Tennessee s2.*>, Monte OrtsSS 1-0. Palmer, Davis
ind Killarney $15 each.
BOATS SWAMPED IX A BEGATTA
niF. PABBAIC8 BEAT THE COLUNiniAS-TIIE TO
TOMACB DISQUALIFIED.
Washington, Aug. P.-The annual Potomac River
?cgatta began here today limier the auspices nf tho
Pot om ar and Cullimbin Boai 1 Dibs, with an excellent
proaped "f a gOOd day's racing, but xvas brought to
i snr!,len termination In the gig ra-e by a terrific
thunder and rain Ilona, Whieh swamped Ihe boats of
Le txvo contostlnK STOWS a:;d Overturned throe or
[our pleasure boats that were nut on tho river.
TLe races were ono and one half tnlliis straightaway
aver tho ttpjier course. .1. ll. S. Waits, of lialtlmore,
Md., acted as referee. For tbe first nee for senior
fonr-oared shells, there were three erews, and tbey
But off fairly well, the Columbian in Ihe liad, the
Putomacs second, and tho Passaies, ibe atiialonr
ihSllipBllSl of the countiy, Lost. All Ibo CICWI palled
a si lok,* of forty two to tho minute, and made an ex?
cellent race lor the first querier of a milo, the
Potomac! and Passaies overhauling tho Columbtsi
and passing Hie Hag almost on even terms. Al Hels
polnl Ihe Potoinaos crossed over Imo the Columblas'
water and a foul resulted, causing tb.- PotOSBSCl to bo
(lls<|iiall!leil sod breaking the Columblas' DOW oar.
Tlie Pa-salcs and Coluin 1,1 SS worn thon started nit
on oven U-rms, but the Passaies. rowing a beautiful
stroke of forty to tho minnie, wenl lo the front, and
at the new bridge, almost a nillo hom ths start, worn
two lengths ahead. They tiion ilachcned ap while
tho Colamhtas madi* a stn.ns' -spurt and
at the finish xvero only half a
length behind ibo Pa?sa1es. Tim" ito Ihe fouling
point i :.-?.',, f-.-om there to tho finish)?Passaic, r> ::;?_;
Columblas, (1:^4.
The second race was for Junior four-oared shells, and
proved an i'asy victory for the columbia-, who, start?
ing ol se.-ond. -quickly overhauled the Ariel., of lialtl
mora, and then Increased their lead, whining by lour
lengths ahead of the Arlels. the PotOmaCS, thc Ililli!
crew, being hopelessly in tbo rear. Time?Columbia,
I 153; Ariel. 8 :15.
The third race, for four-oared gigi, was started In a
?severe storm. The oonteataata were the Columblas
and polonia/"-, nf this oliy. The Potomac*. Quickly se*
cured the lead, and aoon bad a Icngih of cl,ai' water
betxveon them and the Columbian lin' storm, bow
ever, inc sensed in violence, and both crews shipped
water badly. XXIlbln a quarter ol a inii.* ol the finish
the wind na. blowing a gale and a heavy iain was
(ailing. Tbo Pot,,macs' lu,at w.is swamped, and a
moment later tin* Columblas, who xvero near tho Xir
xtnla -hore, -em under, willie several plenum boats
were overturned, .\mi.l gr.-at excitement tug- pm mr
to the al'l of those In the water, and finally all bands
Were rescued am! carried saf.-ly to shore. Rollinson,
of the Potomac*, could not swim, and fears were en
tertained that fie would drown, but tie and a compan?
ion pinehill clung to Hie upturned gig nntll a boat pul
olf fiom shore and rescued them. Bo fnr sa eau bo
learned, all tbo others that wen capslsed were -av.-ib
'Hu- oilier rae.-s wen th'-n poetponed until to -monow-.
CHASE xvi ns FIR8T PRIZE.
Lynn, M.-i**-., Aug. s (Special).? Oreat tennis playing and
pleasant weather was tli" order hers to-day. The hard
work "f yesleidlj liad some of!e<*t in, it,,. men and play
wa- n"t i'Tnii anti! ll a. m. Th- lir-t match started waa
between Bean snd Bhaw. sear- snnv-d in well, winning
the lirst set, 0-3. Shaw then tonk UM MCOOl set, f, 1 bj
...ni" t> .,!)'!? rful sideline [davina. Seirs won UM dodd ng
wi. Then Chan beal Mansiieid in an li Mutating match.
In the afternoon Bean and MacMullen pliyed; 'set sll"
was culled but S.ars finally won the deciding set, 7?5.
Then Cha?e beat Shaw, although the l-iiirr came within
"ii- pe.lnt of winnini.' the mateh. The maieb latched the
laaraaaMnk chase wins iirst prise, having voa .*. matches
and las! 0: Sears won 4, loci 1 : MacMnilen won A, loal 2:
siiitw wteii 2, los, a-. Msn-iieid noa 1, i<-st 4; Bopplna won
o. ie.st 5. Mu**h of the sneceaa of ihe taurnaaient is due
le Dr. H.-iven, on wh.ese pre.un Sa ll haa beea played.
TEMTLE DEFEATS TIIE ENOLIBn BICTCLIBTS.
London, Aug. p.-ai Blratlnghan to-day, remple, ,,f
Clileago, won tho ball nillo and ten mlle bicycle
championships, defeating tho best English bicyclists
and several Americans. Temple, during the week,
has defeat.-,! Howell, thc English champion, fieiir Hines
In succession.
?* ? ?
BOBBBT GARRETT SOMEWHAT RUTTER.
11V. RECEIVES A FEW CALLEB8 AND ATTENDS TO
SOME BUSINESS.
There was a dceld'-d change f,,r the better yesterday
In the condition of Robert GSITClt, In Ibo morning
be wrote several letters and attended to matters ol
business. Ile a)?'i received many callers. Au-tln
Corbin personally iffered tho ase of his private suite
of rooms at the Oriental Hotel, or tbe use of lits
cottage near Babylon, L. I, E. A. Slmc, of Middle*
town, als,, offered Mi. Osiretl the free uss of his roi
tage In Monmouth County. ReW-Joney. Tho other
callen included Benn ? lee *s, n. Biemsn Bnval, prcal
'lent of Hie Kloriila Navigation Company, and a per
sonai Mead <*f Mr. Garrett's; lohn Pondlr, general
ef*f..iL)'se i for the Eiio Ballroad Company, and t barlea
0. Polers.
I'.. A. Crane, Mr. (.arron's private secretary, said:
'?lt has boen stand that the waten of Richfield
Springs did Mr. Omrvtl serious injury. Sued is nm
the fa. t. F.v.-ix thing was as comfortable as cou!,! 1?:
and Mr. Earl, lbs proprietor of the new American
noose, plated at tbs disposal of Mr. liam-tt the lu st
ie,"ins In Hie house. In regard n, xir. carlen's condi?
tion, be is merely siiffeitng frum nervoutncsi in conse?
quence Of overexertion and Injiitlleloiis bathing al
Richfield springs The reddeni physician proscribe*)
warm baths, and Mr. Hal reit look s eold plum
Is oiher it--.]fts the rlali lo Richfield -Spring* wai
beneficial, The story shuni Mr. Garrett*
**. ni j is min h exaggerated. The facl tiiai bc i
nany personal friends lo-day and attended t" a HUI,
boslneaa proves lhal sll he ncedi li reel and qulti
and a- soon as a cottage la- been selected, the ht
rants, bnrsei ai i ?, ii si oM eflects alli be n
(nm Mr, Gan et t'i house ai i plsnds, Baltimore.*
Dr. Partridge, the Brevoori House phys! lan, rai.
lhal Ihen s si no di i ul I describe Mr
,.:iir,"t's complaint, D -as nut nervous pm
beean i Mr, Carrel wa- doi physical!* pro iral .1: I
xi as nerdy nervousness resulting Lum ?
All I i l I from ie*,-:?
isvsi and quiet lor lui bram.
I'.l-.s;;\c7:;>* DELATED BT 1 ni,lu LLD tums
\- t : * . loaded fn -?- i (rall li Dovei Plalu
drew late Melrose .tallon, os the nnrlem Division i
the Kee JTorh Central and Budsoo Rlvei Railroad, ?? * i
ii o'doek \*. lenlnj morning, the forward a_.li
ol a /iain '-ar in ihe middle of tin* train brake ii; twi
ami throw !.'?'? '-:-i trow tui track. Tbs train bap
puned tu be < i- sslng S switch Jiu I Hm n, and the i bob
eight cars wen derailed ls slgzag fi blon seross Hu
rum] vi ay. Portuneielj aa one was bart, though ti
but txvo of ths ni* srers damaged beyond rops
the on" thal caused the accident w_ iuiir.i ovei Hm
embankment a little farther 00. The Stool
teat me of ibo sceldenl wei Ihe delay ti oxer iwi
boan to a large number of passenger trains rnnnlni
both ll) and om of New-Voil.
KoeKimasti-r Taylor an-l twe wreckingcnuri worke.
mill aft* r I o'liotii limning away Hi' sm ling". Hui
efforts being spamd on bj n,e mingled prafhnitj aw
J**'is of ths big rt-urtl of dilan-d pal esgen S ii" ga
?!f their nain, to nc Ihe fan ami air I he! I I mp I
Ly ii o'clock all trains wen- running on ichedul'
Ume a?aln and all ve.Hgos ol tin- am lilent wero IC
Burro**
HOME NEWS.
'I.OMTM.XI' ARRIVALS AT IMF. HOTELS.
? i xii: IK DON Rcai X'lmiial A. I* Case, ff. I Nutt.
EVERETT Em.,,on- nial..,*, of Chicago. FIFTH
xx*i ni i Senator John si,, rm.?, "f nh.,,; ev'- ?,. r.
lt. Bullo, k, o: Georgi*i Thomas F, Cooper, of Pauuayl
.iiii.ii. B.tor I*, ii ArneiA fl id . N. V., and
ti * lo Gurman, Minlstei !??! Rieangui .e- xx a-bingii n.
II LS ET - retatj ol - ? L M. Hubbard, of Connect!*
?iff. MURRAY lin,! li.--ii.-iii.ii '? ?-? '?: James L
Reward, e,i Connecticut; Frederick A. Potts, of New
x ,*, Reslng, ? f Chicago, uni Speaker Fremont
? ? NY. si*. JAMES s.nnuel gpeai
tad i--ii ...i.iii sin'.ii. ,' i- VICTORIA^*
"??ii-, m. i-u.iiiiiin, i.r Chicago. WIWDBOB?Jake i,, sar,
ti Cklcage,
_________ " *?*
XVII XT IS OOIHQ OB TODAY.
Expected srrirsl al Mr. BUIaa ami Bsmastoaltea in
tits luelle,r.
M. linn.nth Park ia""*, Monmouth Park. 2 An p. m.
Congressional Inn I mmlttoo ea ImmlgiUlsa,
B ei Hotel, IO .i m.
.n.iw.Yoiii-i'iii-iitiig basebaB amish. Psis Qrenadn 4
p. m.
Orsnd Army Posts sricsrrpineut, VV?-?hln*cton Park.
Br, eklvn.
cuuty Democracy County CoBimittee, Cooper Union,
*. p. rn
lUpuMtflSS meeting. Avenue A and Eluhtv-seeond st,
?J pt ri.
Co.umbla Chess Club me,-tins, clubhouse. 8 p. m.
m
NEW-YORK CITT.
John Wilson, captain of the Anchor Mne steamer
Ethiopia, xvas taken before United Slates Commissioner
Shields yesterday. Chaffed by the Custom House
aulhorflies Wl!h Violating the law by furnishing In
.uiv.ei,*nt deeping berths for steerage passengers. Ho
gave 13,000 !,all for HiaL
The English steamer .lemme, Dom Brazil port*.
was In collision with a schooner off Ixing Branch on
Tin-slay night, a*:-! lost a portion of her ridging. The
schooner ls believed io have received only slight dam
age.
Subscriptions for ibo sufferers by the Chrystto st.
fire win bc received t > Major Hewitt at the City Hali.
Tho sinking Fund Commliaionen xvero blessed with
Alderman Di-, ver's pi"-'nee yesterday, and proceeded
to authorize ibo issue ,,f 18,000,000 ii per cent duck
bonds, as ii was proposed on Tuesday.
The property at Ihe southeast c.rner nf Flfth-ave.
and ThlrtJ Blntb-lt., including No. ?_ East Thirty*
ninth st., ha. been sold by Frederich Goodridge snd
wile, who are well known In Ron ??York MCtety, lo
George P.. BldeQ, foi'SM.'i.OUO. The deed was recorded
jestenln .
S. F. Myers A Co., wholesale Jewellers, of Nos. 4S
and :,() Maiden Lane, have had s inspiekm that one of
their iM.iiors, a youl,.- . (llond limn named .1. .1. Casey.
had been living beyond in- means lately. Thej placed
Detective < 'ates on ihe track ,*f the j onng niau, and he
was ariosto.! yest..elay foi robbin:; the linn ami pleaded
guilty.
The Rev. Dr. Deems enjoyed a ride yesterday In a
Fifth ave. omnibus. Well, if lie ilccm, li proper, who
has a belter right I
Asa W. 'lenney, Hie lawyer, wears thr largest Pan?
ama bat in town.
At thl- lesion of the year priam, dealers think
themtelvn in luck if they sell one pian,, a week.
The italian women rave money by going without
bonnels dilling ibo heated tenn.
llany A. Fonsmaa li'is resigned from tho So hu
mann .Mali* (.nariel, and lils place xviii bo flllsd by
perry Averill, ibo quartet's prospects for the season
Of ISSS-'SB are encouraging.
Twenty seventh st. ll closed between Flfth-ave. and
Broadway; and Mr. Hoyt, of tho Hotel Victoria, will
rejoice when the pavement ls relaid.
Wllh all thc bathing dono by American girls, ton
little attention is given in swimming. The surf la
more conducive le tua than lo acquiring that useful
accomplishment.
Bummer cottagers aro now battling with tho peri?
patetic photographer win, Insists on selling h.d'-oii.
* f thc house do one wanted him to laka
.'li fishermen say that never befon Lave the fishing
sti.'liners that ply in and about th.-- harbor dun,.- so big
a Lu -1 in --. as this leeson Tbe ru-.'*, German popu?
lation seems to like Hus form of srort and its accom?
paniments Lcsu
Rabbi Joseph ls finding out that the leaning of the
younger generation of American Hebrews is away from
forms and ceremonies m which their foretathan de
llgbtod.
The musicians on tin* olen Island boats pay fl,SOO
for the privilege for three months.
Th.- *se_!_ at den island cost each if 10, and rat f.OO
w,,itii each annually.
A life -iz" (lg,ire of General Sheridan ls on exhibi?
tion In the Eden Musce.
William P. Pedler, organist of St. Patrick's Cathe?
dral. I- ill Europe, where he will select a chimu and
other Len- for the two towen in.xv spproachmg com?
pletion
Tho Rev. John B. Prendergast, of St. Francis
Xavier's i horeb. Las been transferred to the t allege
of the sacred Heart of Jesus, Woodstock, Md., as Pru
fe- -.,1 Ol .--.'reel .-.'I I pt Ul'C
Tho examination ..f candidatei for the ecclesiastical
stat,- w,i- in-id yest. :.iay afternoon iii th" Cathedral
behool, East Fiftieth it Ol the twenty-five aspirants
the luecesiful mi"- win bc teni i" st Joseph's Bern
in:n \, Troy.
Major W. V. Kelly. Captain P. I,. White and con?
tain .ii,I,n Londergan have been Mooted delegates to
the convention of the liiib. American Military Union,
lo be Inid at Albany nest lue*.lay.
The employes of Freedman Brothers, oLithlng man?
ufacturers, No. 382 i anal st.. have struck work Int a
IO p"i cool -fix once In a sgea
A nexv idea at siiiniin-r resorts Ir a kindergarten
i, wbo takes the children of wealthy vlsiton for
long strolls along beaeh or country road, cuing ob
jeci i,ss,uis a. ii,,-y go on whatever is band ly the
youngstei -?
Tho Rev. John T. Downes, of tho Church of the
Holy Innocents, ba. been appointed an assistant to
Ihe Rev. J. h. salter, pastor of Bt Joseph's Church, lu
Slxth-ave.
ih.- exterior of Ihe church of at. Vincent do Paul,
in West Twenty-third-st, is being handsomely dec
orated.
Anton sei.ii's concert at Brighton iiearh tomorrow
night has been announced as a "sjmphony night,"
and the programme will Include the "Goad Friday
spell** (rom Wagner'! "Parsifal," Schubert's C-Msjor
Symphony, Lis/.t's Hungarian Rhapsody, ami Wadham
Miiioli's tympbonj pi*em, "Tartarus."
The itimmer work of Bt John's Guild In saving child
life is now In full operation ami ls pressing upon the
trustees, wh" apical lo ihe public fur means to carry
on their Increased rcoponslblUil *
A large attendance from this city ls expected at the
Rational Association of Local Methodist Proa chen
whieh bobis its annual convention In Columbus, ohio,
Beptember 13 to IA
Three new marble ali ars aro being erected in tbe
handsome chapel of the Sacred Bean Convent, Man
luiiumin.-, ami the Bool i- n> I,.- newly tll>-d.
BROOBLTB.
ii." Board of Elect kim baa Increased tho number of
eleetion district! dom -. - last year t.. :,T.'.. The
itlon ls i - --' - snd ital ir* sr lt is
ex pcm ,l ." rise ie, aboul liO.i 00,
l. I. Lobel, of i . ?? '. lin- ..ie,al,od Ihe con?
lon new 11 e: mi Building for
.-' ?_...-.. i. In txveiit* ii.ie* months, vi lied super In
tei.el,-ni Guilfoyle il- rn ll begin the muk
ill ill.ll, ll bX tl.i- I ,t,\ e*. ;
U llldlllg Iii'- Ml in B| Oils I '??!?: il i.nibill,g.
, r, i j. , , meei . an opinion I
.Int ,,, it-sal i i,, * I.'* i mm al 'e, ihe *i n i.s ki pi
l lt] Hall III ll* . I..eel ll<|, I,'ll"l|. * lllllg
ii. ghi i"
ordi i* ii.i in tn be i street ubt.li .
to , nil iii :? poll, "io I order, Polio in?
spect, * . :? I io i lhal the order
fed, sud :. ui ii. i whu ? 1,1*, a ill i. ?
in i* 'e ei. lt la < -??' * lcd lhal . Il bc uia-h
and ' ni 11' 'i i" thc ?
Undei the I I be a sent '"il lu?
cie in il,i number ,*f del
? hen i nf oro ii,- ?
, in. lo leven In the business
pull!,ill Of ll.e oliy.
About i!xt) lom "f Ihe Heel plates t*. enter Into
I Ii" .- ll '.? lion of I bl !?' U Ul": * I
taine have an ix cd al Ibe Nat j . ai
Piti ib
NEWS TROM TUE SUBURBS.
BBW-JBBBBT.
A commodious addition t" Ihe Morristown court
ii ls building In the t tar, i" l ir-n ii nnd the
The Rev. I e I'urlson xv,ll bo one ,.f !),e bil
ors a, the camp inc-ting rti Mount rater, Newark ion
: t, 11, eh i eglns on An toil IA
I.i'NIi ISI X -I'
The cone!iti,,n of Marj Boban, the wife ol Winiam
Lol,sn. a bose eyes won nb) her t
I few dais ag,,, was iur( that Hr. PhHeo, ti,.- pi,*,
slr lau In sitendanee, feared it,ai the would Uv, bul
a abor! Uara Rohan is held in ti,.- Queens i ounty
jun ie. at i;i ii, result "f his alfn'i injuries He
wlll probably have tn tnswer a charge ,,( murdei
Iho cato of Conductor liraber, of tho Now-York
nd Rocas :,y llevh Railroad, against Minmi
le.s, fm a_.._Ult Committed on a train during ii di
er a i,n". winch wm sri ,i,,wn for examination
osiordav before Justice Kavanagh, al Long [siana
Itv, wns by mu t un I con-.-iii iu!].,in ucl until l" -day.
WBBTCBBBTEB ' OUBTV
Thcea wa, ? full sttol -i"C ?lns Camp
re. iii, -\,- ie'imn .. xi,. ,,iifii ihe throatenlns
real her beni many mun, tel Ihe afternoon ana
telling irrvlcea were weil ittendrd. In the morn
i,_ there was pron, '.lng bv lb' ItCV, Thomsa Harrison
ni nu addreaa bj Stephen Merritt. The afternoon
ervlee "ns cimdueied bj Ibe Rov. J. M. Raergr,
rho preached a sermon.
ALORG 'I!!!'. -'"UND.
x (i-rec tn..nt: old child "f Rlchaid Preere. of
:?rwaik, died >eaterrtay from thc effects of a light
ilng boll which i'ii In the room where it was sleeping
uring the shower on Bati * lay night.
A VICTORY WON BT QUINN'S ESE MIES.
ur. POBMBB l.i-,xi>i:it BKTIBBS OBACKFOfXT?D. A.
24lg in pvniAii-nx- iiali
Fnr thn Iioaid of Trusiees of eDtettfel Assembly
,'n. 40, and tbs sntl-Qulnnltes, yesterday was a dav
f victory, the long wrangle for full pOSSesslOa of
Tlhagoras Hali having ended in the dispossession nf
laster Workasaa James c.. Quinn of Ms comfortable
.Dice on the gnni,n! flinr of that II me of discord.
Quinn w.t. re pon-lble to tho Hoaid of Trustees, who
ontraJ the property of District Assembly Rn 40, fnr
be rent nf Ihe building, but since tho Loaid ha.
rithheM his salary he has refused to pay Ihe rent,
rlilrh now amounis to -.17*,. Twenty days ag", tho
'.nani, WhlOh ls Opposed to Quinn, brought a suit of
Jotiiurnt again-t him In tho Hi-: [H-Ui'i Civil Court,
,, which the Master Workman returned no answer, <!??
leading on General Mastiff Wcrkman r v. Powdertj
md n.o Geaeral Rxeeattve Board la Philadelphia to
iplmld his auilii.rlty.
Yisienliy Quinn's days of grace having expired,
lajieis of ejectment wei*.- -tcived on William IL He
fall and two other Qtilnnltes who xvero In tho oflice,
Julnn being at,-enf at the time. McNair and his
rieiida at once left the miloo and communicated with
heir chief, xvho acted unconcernedly, saying thal Iii
mendea' victory will be short lived, as be sim ra
pates confidenee in Mr. Powderiy and the General
Executive Boaid, believing that (hoy will ile.i'lo iti
its favor -.ml romov" the Board "f Trustees. Quinn
has mr.de his headquarters al Ro, Bfl Forsyth st.,
ii hen- be holds forth In a lofty style, to those still
IO] al tn lim.
\X hen ' I>. A Ci 1 2"' took possession of Quinn's old
nfiiro a crowbar, some Jimmies and other tools were
found In B closet. The anti-QiiInnite. ar" Jubilant
over their "great victory" and declare their Intention
of " hnMIng thc fort," inixv that they have possession Of
IL
ROUS* 8UR0B0N ELIOT FIXED Ti.
Lake (Jeorge, Aug. ri (Special).- Dr. Ellsworth
Eliot, Jr, bouse lurgeon Of the New-York Ilo.pltal,
was convicted (0-day before .|ii-!|et* Clifton at Hague,
Warren County, of violating the game laws nf Hu*
-ut,* in Batching and keeping brook trout under
six inches In length bom the streams thal rna
through that town on May ?_:; laat The enavlctlon
wu, on a pies "f gullly and tho mug!.!rate fined bim
th,- sum of if".'., which tba doctor paid and Immediately
led ihe town and county, expressing bli determination
10 obey the l.ixxs of the land If lc- ihould ever pa.s
am,! her vacation period on the ihorea of Lake George,
The io'Me., v..is arrested january -7 last in New-York
city by Game Constable Burnett, nf warren County,
His lawyer then attempted to procure his n
UPOU a writ of ha!.ens coi pus Issued bf .lu,leo
Harrell, nf the Supreme i ourt, bal this xv&s denied.
A dispatch from Asbury Park ls headod "The
P.atlilng Suit Must Lu," Row, tins ls shocking.
Their ls so very Utile of lt that lt ought i" be silo wee!
10 remain. It ls better than nothing, if the bathing
ault gn"s. newspaper men ami other mo.lest persons
will al-,., go.?{Norristown Herald.
MAKINH INTELLIGENCE.
MtNtATUHK A_.-_A.NAa
T< '-I. AT.
finn rises 6 00 | flats. TRA | Moea seta H:_* I Moon's ara 3
in >n xvArBii.
... xr?-sanely Hone 8 35 i il.tr Isl' I !>ni i Ttnll nate. 10:52
l*...-_s_il7 Hms. Hts | Oar. Isl'.L 9. lt I Hell Usia. 11:03
TBCOmInQ 8TEAMBBA
1l>-I,Al.
feiiet. rs-in. OOOtX. linn.
? itr nf New-York.Tarsi uss!.Aug 1.1 nm sn
Noordlsna.Antwan.Ju Iv M.Hen star
Amies.Pu, i I..tieni ..Jaly SS .Atlas
state ot Oeorgla.Qlaagew.inly m.mate
11 mn mon ls.llnnivirir.Jnlr 'J!'.... Ham ?_? A mer
Ailsa.Kingston.Auk 2.Atlas
rntDAT. ai ii. itt
Towac nm.Undia.July 211.nm
1 Jermaine.Liverpool.Aug 1.xv lute mar
Ai:?r.Bremen.Au* 1.nj Liori
Znandani.A ni ll en', am_July 'J-.N ot n-Amor
IAR*SU*AT. ait,, ll.
Umbri a.Liverpool.Ana 4.Cunard
Caracas.-.I.aguavra.A un 4.lied D
DC I COI S', STEAMERS.
to-uat.
Vesssl
I'enel. Line, Vnr Malls close. sails.
Kl-ate of Po mux-Ivan ia, stnte. Olasgow. 7 am
ilugis, Usmli.Ainer, -tamban. 'i sm
ritii.xv. *l*,i. 10.
Newport, racine Mall. tspinw.il.10 sm noon.
SATOBOATi Atc. ll.
servin. Cnnartl. Liverpool. 4 SO s m ft sm
('Itv of 111, hm,ind. I munn. Liverpool. H am
tcthiopis.Anchor.uisssow. 4_r>am a ara
Heiser, riiiiigi-.tiia. Copenhagen. 4.noam a um
Marsala carr, Hsnitmr.'. 8 sm
Chler. itOLinyn. Bremen naa'th'mp'n. tiinam a a in
li "tt. t.i. un. Netb-Amer, !*.<>:i, r i.-im . iiSoam . am
La Norman in*, French Trana llsvrs_ 4 JUuii) a sra
Mitntiattan. XX aril's. Ha-ann. il pm
SHIPPING MAI'S.
PortTOF new-yoii:..WKD-f-CSOAT, Am. a, iggg
A ll u I Xi-. i>
Steamer Dsnmsrt (Br). Itiirtiv. London Jnlv 31. narre ?*l.
wnli uni." an,! 12 passengers to P xv J Hurst. Arnveilai
Un- Har nt A Tl p m.
stt'suier LnglanM (lin, lieelev, Liverpool .Tnlr 2,1. Qneens
Iowa Iv, wllh ui'ise .ini 211 passeassri to F xv .1 Hurst. Ar?
rive, I at tlie li ir al 1 p m.
siesmsrHtstenf OsorcU (Br), Meedla, Hiasgnw Julv i<,
larne 2S, with mdae an! tit passengers te Austin P-ablwin
.V Co Arrive I nt Hie Bar St fi a m.
Steamar Jerome (Bri. crlni tv, I'.ira July 27, with mdse to
li ol i .'. Co Arrive,! at the li.tr.it nam.
Steamer C'tv at Wsshinirton, Ksyaolda Vera C'rur. July 2S.
,'iti:i.**?.ii', ilwnni liltts. sr llb mdse aad 31 passengers to
Jus K XX ar A Co Arnvoel at the Bar st Sam.
Steamer Panama (Hnanl, Resell, Barana -i eiays. win, nulse
ami p-tssenijors to J M CsbsllOSA li.. ArrlTeel al the Bar ut
I u ni.
Steamer Benaan Winter. Hallett Boston, with mrtss tn
II V linn.irk.
Shiii Hleaden, Thatcher, Calcutta Vi* oavs, with nulse ts
Haili I'.r.is te-.s-l i,> Vernon ll Brown A C lt
Hark Kn- (Nor). Abrahamsen Msnseullla 'ih days, with
-cebu io order: rossel to Paned, BtlyeA Ca '
Bark Mary B Dana. Burges* Jeremie il days, with log
it.l u, Taaekeray * Ca Teasel hi master.
Bcbr Phebe 'Hr.. .xte.i-ro Mayacuea via Amarilla 14
iisvs, with in*is,- te, Somei ,x* Pearsall! vessel to cius ii uni
A Ca
SI'N'SF.T-At Beady Hook, win,1. moderate. a: weather
oh,,i iv and iia_y. At City Island, xv ind, liglit, avt, weailior,
cloudy.
CLKAHF.I).
Steamer Italy (Bri, Pearce. Liverpool Tia Queenstown?
P ll J Hurst
Bteamertlallego (Spas), Arribal-aga, LtTerpool-tins 1*
Burnell ,V i o
Miasmal state of Pennsylvania (Br). Mann, dlasgow? Aus
tin llslrtwln .t Co,
Hteamei Basts (Uer), Kariewis Bambara vis Plymouth?
Kitiilnirilt .t i i.
Steamet I'lioi nix (Hi), DstIs. Pollen ?Simpson, Spence ,t
Yenna.
m.?.liner Minnel M Plnlllos (Span), fioronlo, cadiz ami
I'..,,, . ii,n.t I ii.,tna.ni. Pols
Kteeraei -.uitu-n, Alien. Havana am! Mexican ports?Jaa
I*. XX ar.l A Co
Meanie! Muriel , Hr,, Locke, XV un! wanl Islands?A E Out
erbrldge A Co,
Hlesmer liI l'a?n, ijiilck. N'Mir-Orleans-J T Van tiiekle.
ateamet yarnia, Neloon. xviiininicton, Nc?xvm p ciyde
.t ' a
s ' mui Wyanoke, Boas, Norfolk, City Point sn.1 Hich.
ii, ,; ,' . .i Dominion h. I ,,.
eleanor Hertha iNei . N yt sard, Hxiinnoro? Punch. Edjrs
._ 1 "
-.. imei I' xv ninii'*, |-".ier. Baltimore ii N Downer,
-stearne! i o umonwe dth. Van Birk, Phllaaelphla?Hebert!
a K as
-i. ai,"'! Winthrop, i nm:.
L-.tk 1 ???!." . i ? ar liana, Ul i-H'.. ll .van i_ W icu ii A Ca
?or. NH i t Xl lutiioj* A co.
Behr Wai i'la . i-.r . Xewcotnl VViadaor, MU a r Ueaey,
BAILED
Bteamera City of Borne ior Lirerpooti Lsha, Bremen;
Xt , ?:, i iil.iii'l. A..!'., I ii ,ii" ,n p.,! U|
i-iie , \. ):??h. ii. Mir ? ,. i. ii ,,' ?*. s-.ti'i?..-". Havana aaa
Vera* ur. Units, Cur-<??,.. *?* Kew-Urioana; Wyanoke,
mata.
Bur! I, .cs. lol i e.iine. Fr.
Li ia i ba
\ maali) t . !.,,,; Li m.i s^iinil?steamers Portia, (or
Halifax. Winthrop, Pori lan A
Kl.ii inii*.
Hark Itv (liri. Caron, hon's For Honetalo, having lost llb*
boom in collision Killi sle.tmoi .lei.e. , Hr), Cruui', limii
? i :..?? -i ors. Will
MI8CI l.i.ANi'il'-.
x*m imkii-'i. Ans from Kew. Tori
Anni 1 .. f*.r --ali ! : ad. A
-..ri
BP, KKN.
*i lins s Wbttaev ii-, snieer, from New r?rk lei
[kai. Jnlr SA Iai i * n. ion zs '*\
i-i iir. I Hst r?, (rout Nan .ork tori
N's VI. Joly 1 lal H N lo
ew Cas Engine
"The Baldwin"
ir' ' i . tn rfftaH fair. Ifm Tirk
A leal horaapowei aaglns In eoonectloa ititi Kans
I.attet,. running M Inca Unn-s uni
wills at bs tte i.. ai i.i,,. , . iii feet Hg
ill the Headiness n..i . alni i (rom tba bleb
?team sanities In c minon u? f?r electric li?i,tii,s
ind pen Una .,.-,* number ul Ul nts tu li" shut '.if ,,
| ad "I* sltnoul mt,*-..!,^ u,o temalnlna Mglii* in th
allghti. ? ? , ,
,x n.ar*.. i ..; i hit, peril Bon ind newer, adapted ?
llCblliiS, i un 1,1,.-.-. ind ||| purposes ?I . r? I -snf., sn
- pewee ts r,,|iiir,t Mn.ur i j aad aaaranteed by
Otis Bros & Co.,
Elevators and Hoistine: Machinery
Kl Park Kow. :,",Ln.
sii,p lilenerlchtiBr,. Ply ns. from Nsw York for l slcutca.
Jnly 1, lat 'ia N. lon 37 W. _. . ? - ..___ ...
? inp John xv'Biakis (Hr). Faulkner, from New-York fer
Hong Kong. Jaiy 8. 1st 3.1 M, lon 4') W.
THIS -fOVSllll-TS ''I '?' HT I. X Xl P. RS.
f tMMlftS Pours
Dlis-TFT IIrad. Ang fl- Passed, stesmer Orystst (Br). Stan
r,_rt '*.,.?., v_-w X',1* k un I,'"* way to Leith.
suisK-.tvnc aol' S Arrive-, steamer Islsnd (Dan).
8Vl'AW.,'r'A,,,?HW**,.'i-;. stomer Morsrla (Osr), Baronda
(min II imburg li'*ii' ?* '"i* N"W York.
Asit-WALi, Aug f>-sal!e,t. steamer Colon, Henderion, fer
New. York. "
Announcement!
E &c W. The "Wichita" Collar. E. & W
a niw nBitioN i* oou-um,
Henp.t A. Daniels. M. D.,
?tl'.I Mitel l'.'llrii-ST.
nssa.es of the NscT.nai ayeta-a ''?"'?'Vc0r'nar-7 0r**at'
liri otence sud Stsrilltr. Hours: 8 to ll 6 to 8.
THE RECORD OF THE
'S
CHAMPION
SAFES
UNBROKEN.
NINE IN THE GREAT FIRE
AT SUFFOLK, VA.
No. 1.
During tho great fire In Buff-tk on Aug. 1st, I wss ustnjr
one ,,f vur Herring's Champion Safes in tin* second Herr
ol Jones'a brick block. The building ne well a* surround
lng ones was eomple'olv destroyed. My safe was nb
feted ??? int'iis, hem, !*?!.nu covered by a larc- pile e.f
i.r'e-k for over ii*, h..ur*., when opened the conteots were
mi perfect; not a naper tva. burned, l cannot lee Kraurty
recommend the aire i.u sired them. _
(blgnod) IL II. RA WI. KS.
No72.
I had one of Tour ll. rune's champion Safea !n mv sa?
loon, preserving all Its eon tend, Inclining valuable pipers,
to my entire satisfaction. Nol j scrap of pap -.- nea
?eersasd or injured. (.sicu-di J- J- CATOUNI.
No. 3.
T h.ive itst opene-1 Commercial Bank S-ife. one of your
Herring's , hamplona .xrt-r being In the bum ns debris
(en ever 4a hours, I am plessed lo state that lt deBvered
ap ita entire contents In a perfeei state of pteeerration.
In looking nver Tour saf-'s. in e?!ii|>:ir!s->ii wita th"S-' of
ie,her makes, I deem it nu* iuty to the public to ri-x* tliat
your safes, without :my e.x eptlon, have iii preserved their
contents perfectly, tthlb* some nih"! mates, I an, norry Tu
say, hav. proved very unMtlsta.rv.
(Signed] B. T. BLUB, Trustee,
i snuneretai Dank, Suffolk. Va.
No74.
I have Inst opened your Ib-nlnu's Champion Rafe after
being In tho burning din a for three davs. The dial of
the lock, hamil" ind binges were melted. I took mv books
and papers out of the -vlf" before th" lire, by, the inside of
the safe waa in good condition and undoubtedly would
have prMerved them if they had been left in tht s_f>.
(Signed) A. S. ELEY.
No. 5.
XVe had your No. t Hearing's i.'hamplon Sn..* in our
new two-story brick block, which ttas. without exception,
the hottest part of th" fir*-. Safe talllns with th- building
where the oeSrii bmrn-d dereelv for thr.-" dava before ive
could gel lute, the ruins. Although all rt")'''tl.,ns wer*'
I ??!., were surpii-1 t" Uni ali lt! content! porfe-tly
preserved. (Signed] M. JONES A SON.
No. 6.
We had one of your Herring's Champion Safes, whb'h
was in ,h- centre ind hottest part "f the Bre, and a,tin.ugh
the !i,,'k bandle .md binges ?.i ? melted "tr. the' e-nire' con*
tents, consisting of Sll ."ir book., securities lad m e:.e-v.
including a a l.ooo check, were perfecth prescrvei
oed) DAUHIItlli-.- A HINES.
No. 7.
I here ons of your Herring's champion 8sfes that
pas.,.i through the !.',. n,,*, railing from the Meond Kory
in!., the 1,urning d.'brls, where if has laid X'U' two d.,vs.
Upon iep"iiiin_: 'ii- si',, the contents, consisting ol papers,
etc., wert) prchcivcd to mr eu*lr.- satisfaction.
(Signed) E. G. HOLLAND.
No. 8.
I had one of your large foldlncdoor Herring's Champion
Ra (ea in ihe inti* (ire which preserved Ita entire contents.
Al! the leek dials, hanlles and hin'.e-tips we-r? entirely
melted ott. (Signed) b. lt DUNN.
No. 9.
And Still Another.
Hoboken, N. J , Aug. fi. 18-8.-On the night at Aug
4th, du.mg the set",., .lorin whieh pissed over e**r sltv
my building was smirk l.v lightning. The building WI a
used by rn- as ? moulding ani planing mill, and na*
heevll) st,., ked wini timber, The entire building, with
contents, ?.,. destroyed, ind in ii wa. one .,f your H,-r
ring's Patent Champion Sifea which I am pleased te, stnte
preserved Px contents perfectly ind ta mv entire
faction. (Signed) kees p. FRANCIS, jil
HERRING & CO.'
CHAMPION SAFES
Always Victorious.
NOS. 251 AND 252 BROADWAY.
mans
Typewriter.
XVVCKl KP, hlXXIXN's | IH'Nr.DICT.
JIT !troa,!waj\ New-Tork.
St "il-P* VI '' t* 'ho price of nne perfect fitting Alas
^?"'Seilaklu Newmarket, if po.ehissd this. n,,.i'h
C. C. b Ha. IN hi. 103 Prince-st.
Collars of No. 1000 Um, h,
(THK USUAL 20r? QUALITY.;
Collars of No. 2100 Lim-n, 1*2^.
(THK USUAL BSA QUALITY,J
"VirgoeV London maiie Collars.
26c
(LINEN ALL-THf-WAY-THROCGn.)
The collar and cuff trade of tho
town remains lamely ours, while we
-ontinue to supply all the fashionable
.hapes at above prices.
Our imported Scarfs reduced to
35c. each ; three for a dollar.
Rogers, Peet & Co,,
BROADWAY AND PIUNUB -HT..
BROADWAY AND Aili Ht.
Prices Same at Both Stores.
OUR BBB SEAL PLUSH SACQl'F. ls the best ?v?f
offered, mal" mil fin-shed Ilk*- **ur :,er',rt atilaj
Alaska >"al S.cque. and sol*! luring August for 150.
c c. SHAYNE. IPI Pr.n* ..*??.
_ e?
Ai>? BEAL PLUSH SACQUKS sold for ?.0 'his m*?A
v''.' and kept ..ii Kongo free betane! e,f season.
_C. C. MIAVNI*. Io:i I'rlnce-st,
C.*).) xvii.I, BUT spi-ndid I'lu-h Ss-nus during August
yOO Regular pries MO. C. C. SHAYNE. VA Pr'nce-st
NO CHARGE for storage on Sci! or Plush caraaau
?S..I-1 this munih. C. C. MI.iy.NK. in.*! l--:r,c?.*a.
rr ME FINEST MEAT-FLAVORING STOCK.
IJEBIG COMPANY S
EXTRACT OF MEAT. |
USK IT FOR SOUPS.
BEEF TEA, SAUCES AND MADE DISHES.
Genuine only with fa.-simlle of
Baron Lleblg's
SIGNATURE IN BLUF. INK
scross label.
Sold by Storekeepers, Grocers and Drigglste.
LIEIUG'S EXTRACT OF MEAT CO.. Ltd. TuBBB
SEALSKIN GARMENTS m.inufsctured to order w'/.hoal
extra Cham du.-lns Auiru?t. Noir ts tho time to pile*
vour orders instead of wiil'lug uniil the busv ses_on.
C. C. SHAYNE, 1.3 Prlnce-sk
ULCI.'LAR I.V) Seal Plush Sacoues sold for ?40 durlai
A u eu st. C. c. hil AYN E. 103 Princ-st._
KV Y EARLY -ini silt- -Boney. A!a*ka Sealskin car
m.'iits. reduced prices during auuusi. shayne,
101 I'i 1:; ?? ll
Vi.x-.i-. x BEALSKIN SACQUKS, Jiekete NewaaiBM
and Filet . iiiiish-d, newest Kylen ?o'!
luring AuauM fruin nib t.. *.->., i<*ss than recalir pric*i,
and kepx en storage v,--" balance ol Miaon.
C. C. SHAYNE. Manufacturer. 10S Princes!.
?SC. tak i. Broadway cars tn Prlnee-n . ge BTeel to 10J.
? 1 v. i ?. si,a vue', pur Manufactory, ind buv a r-*guiar eel
Plush Seeque fe.r ..Vi. or |40 Plush Sacque for fib, et
a magnificent Sealskin garment ,it a urea-, bargain.
CAMPAIGN DOCUMENTS
BY
THE TRIBUNE.
i:vri:iiT tiM>i. am> i n a vsx\ i >: \ri 8.
Na. IOO. ' Blent... rn, y Photographed ; Vi
BeOeord of a Bogas Betormer."?a document ra
speetfttlly dedicated to Qeorge William Curtis A itsri"
ling review nf Democratic appointment., alphabet?
ically arranged, which are shown by Democratic testi?
mony to violate every rule of illness and every pr*
fessl'-en ,,f Preeldent de vc I a ti d. A BseiflSenl crammed
with exact f:i<-t_j wi.Ich every sincere adv oe Atc ol
Reform should read ami consider seriously. - ct,n**'
a copy; IOO copies for fl'JO; 1,000 for $7 50.
>... 09. ? FiiKlnti<t'? Onlr 1'Bllll **? mJ"m*******
from English papers, showing to American vn'ers that
England wants Hi" Democratic party IO siccecd, m
as to secure Free Trade. Including " Punch's* cartoon,
representing Mr. Cleveland Intr, dining " Frc .rad-*'
to "A-Mrie-," AN,, BogUmTi treo-tradt f*?g ai?o
Um seal of tho Cobden I lui', sud a Hst of Amerlcin
Cabinet onicers and oilier Democrats who. arc mem?
bers of that club. An enter:aliiing document, ol
which 120,000 copies were -.old the lils' ? t-sy. ITU*.
2 copies for a cent; 100 c<n?es foi- _.) t",.ts; f- lier
1.000 copies lill (or lo.uoo eoplee.
Tarifl ?! IMM.?A doc un ie nt showing exatdT
what articles are protected, and what ones are not,
20 pages lench page is by IO inches!, clearly punted.
An elaborate statement of tbe pren ? '"?'?"''J
article of imported goods, together Witt a-.i eihlMI
of ih,* free list ni (nil; Hu* quantity ol each ttOBs
Imported In 1SB3 ami 1887; -t I tbe total mosbsB ot
duty collected on etch arneb*. There i* a brief
Introduction reciting all th.- urti acta tret puteiot
i ongress, Un* ob]eet aod result ,,f each one bi'-oe' Wk
plained Also, a table >,( the total I aporttb J*** ?J
year, from 1791 to ISS7. Thu little p_m.li1'* ?*
accurate, wits prepared nth great I * vjetite,
ami win b" required, eontti sally, f"r wAMBSMk
during 111" year, lt shows bow America tungi ?"
minions all over tin*, worn tor (ore.gu label tot
products, ,'\,>n un !'-r th*- preeent ?> '?? ead ?j0*
Importations wen I uri nair J bj tbe reductions si imm
Price, -ii,.-I-- copies, IS oms; 100 lopiM !-* ***?'
1.1 '?) Copies f'T .tT',.
?N... UN ? Protection for Isrmrrt" tXlthet*
qualification, tin* b.-si doeuneal for totmuo to r?**;
in print I'*,: i -'eel i:. ,*.e.t:ie i\pe, *
pagl of Tb? BOOkt, lilleii-i.-. ii ,-d cu.st wstMB*
ti.e "Address to Fanners" Issued hy I'?? ***_z
.-..intuitt.-,- ..f Dine i-epreeentatlvas of *
which mel la n.--*. forb ni) last Jaaaary ls P*
public atteranee t,, tba demand oi ss*mal un*!1****-*
tbouaand fun-is foi proteellon la ASMumm kW
enlture. ai-,, ih,, special raporta inbmB od bf eti
i of ibo i-.'iiinr.ll**-*. '1 :.. I ttO tM
sUbornte prietleal szpUnatloa, b) t-notsk kt ?
b'-iiciit ..f tanners, In favor ->( ;? pi"' I ?*' Bfk% **
an appeal tor Doheelve ami anltod asHoa. one ?
tba most nseful and I ynbUcnUean ot tw
;.r.-..-iit year. lil><\ Ungle '-"py, 3 C'-llt*** lM
topics Lu* *-_; 1,000 soplss ("i .-is*.
Na. ?.. *lbr MsSSngS IP? ParK" or B
I.Lillie's r'-ilv to the Piv-ie! nt. Four c..|S.-i RS EM
rent ; #1 |?-r 1,000 eoples; ll lota ot 10,000 and over.
7:, eents i?*r 1,000.
Na. M, Cnianiliig tho President's message _
th.*- tani! ami Mr. Blaine's powerful rei I1- l^_l
form for popular dtitrtbutloe, i*s>> soplss f"> om
eent . BB pei lAuy* trnpoohi "? l*>? *?' ?u.?00 " m'
5-1 .,.) per l.o..,).
N.. IOI. ?? Principle, nod flea " ..f the EAfJUSF
ran pany. A auBut omtBMdmf HM pofb I H ti lUrris.'B
amt Morton, and ahetches of their Uses; anti *->
Kepubllean National olatloruL Two copies for
cent, fi per 1,00U.

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