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LAST RACE OF THE CRUISE.
G_40____NA NBABLY BEATEN IN THE CON
TEST OF THE 46-rOOTEKS.
BEATINO THB 8ATONARA ONLT 28 tSF-COr*DS IN
A 24-MII__ AACB-TIIK FLEET DIS*
DANOS TO-DAY.
[nr TRUtokArn to thi TninrvB.)
Newport. Ang. 13,-For the flrst time slnce the
Glorlana has made lier appcarance thero aras to-dav
a, read raee between yacbU of the 46-foot elv?. in
whfcb she was entered. Hereto'fore the Hrlstol ghoat
has froen start to aflrHsla been ao fsr aheod of every
thlnat elso that interest ln the race was lost, and
rejratte-a beeame merely opportnnltles for the Gkwiana
to eihlbit her wonierfnl salllng qualitlea. But Ue
day ahe won by only twenty-elf-ht seeonds, the fiayo
nara puahlnit her hard. At this she put on remarkable
bursto of speed, but for the most port ber sailiuK,
whUe lt would have been marvellous for any other
boat was not good for the Glorlana. When she aalls
txyrple exoect mlracle*. aud jrenerallv aet tttem.
ln tlae flrst place. the eonrse, whleh was lntended to
lie twelve mllea to wlndwoid and return. was reaily,
owlng to the vHarlce of the wind. a courso artilch wna
salled nearly all the way wlth Hft<ad sheete. and lt
raught the Glorlana ln her weaak polnt. She ls not
good before the wind. If the I>atr!__ had been out
to-day the Glorlana would have been a beaten
boat, for the Beotrli ls a flycr before the wind.
Tla-iii acain Mr. Morican made a mlstake ln
standing too far to we*-tward on the mn out <o
the mark, for tho wind hauled to the enst, and
the Sayonara and Mlneola pot the advantage of lt.
Just before tl* outer mark was reached lt seemed as
If the Olortana was a beaten boat, but slie recovered
herself by a wonderful burst of speed and aaved the
nwe. It waa a close call for her. for 28 seconda in
a 24-mlle raee is hardly the marjrin of safety.
The raee was a special race for .O-footers for caips
ofbsred by the New-York Yac'it Club, and waa the
liijlshliiff touch to the squadran's cniise. The wind
was blowiim lightly from the northeast when tlie
Electi- anchored ofl Brenton's Reet llprht>blp .ond Ri.ve
the sbrnal to start at 10 :20 o'clock. The entrles Ln
tbe ra<-o were the Glorlana, Jessira, Sayonnra, Mlneola
nnd L'vlna-two Flfe boots, one Burftess and one Hcrree
hoff. Thev erossed the line as follows: Glorlana,
11:21:10; Jetwlea, 11:21:47; Mlneola. 11:23; Say?
onnra. 11 :23:._; I'vlra, 11:_4:_0. Tho Electra, hav
ini. starl>d the ynrhts, lottf-ed off twelve mlles dead to
leeaaard and iropped overboard a buoy to serve for
the outer niark. Tlae yachts all set splnakcrs and
balloon JibV.psulls. The Glorlana, followed by MM
Mlneola and Jesslcn, ran welj over toward tho lfam
gansctt shore, while tlie Uvira and Sayonara kept well
out in open water. Soon after startliifr, Iho Mineolia
had >ome trouble artth her spinaker. She took It In
and set lt again ln flve minntcs. The Jcslca and
Mlneola soon conclnded not to follow tho Olortana
t.0 far to tlae wcntwnrd and 60 stood out
to-rard tho oourso taken by the Sayonnra. Tlio Jos
ttloa's sstTte did not soem to draw well arid tho Mlneola
pas-od herr. Meantlnie the Uvira was hopek-ssly astern
wd tho _ayonara was polnf. for tho mark like a sleain
englne. The wind hauled so that by the Ume the
yachts weie two-thirds of the wav to the mark lt *m*
nn e*?t wind, and it was froshening also. Of this the
{".-lyawrara pot the full benefit. So they eame down to
tho mark, the Savoiiara Meitog, tho Mlneola a good
s-N-ond and tho (iloriana thiraT. The two teadlag boai
tiod beaten her badly so far, and it did not scem ta-. I!
anythlng could rut her aronnd the mark Imi Tho
mark araa not over 200 yarda away from tho li*adliiR
b-at wben auddenly the Oloriana befBO to aro, and
never, probably, did a bna-t po so faft. gptnnabera, ei
curvo, had long siucc been taken ln, but bi? Jfotopaalhi
vere diwatng, Tho Qlortaaa was brought eloaei 11
the wind and she aeeoaed lairiy to iifi bereelf ou; of
tho water. She llew bv Ibe Mineola and gayooara
u if tba) had been anehored, aod aainglng aronnd
the mark hauled down her balloon _ib1op?ail, set ?
IBMdl one aai wns off for home before one eoaM
Kfoety reabae .he had done it. lt was ono ol lhe
o..ttic*t tlgbll ever wltties'cd nt a yacht race. Th"
?ayonara and .Mlneola ranie clo-c hehind her, bai
?oiild not entcb her. Tne time of the yachts at tiie
outer mark was as follows:
im Time. | Name. ThBa
(iloriana .1 :21 0$ Je_alea .1 :.a.-i
baro-iara .1 :'-'! :10 jLvira .1 31 :6S
MtaeoU .* :-t *?
Aftor the yachts had Jibed around the mark they
stood on for soine dlstance and then mado a short
tack t'J wtndward. The Sayonam nnd Mineda taefced
flrm, the Glorlana and Joaatea hoMlng ihoir luff for
Bonoo time before tht-y, too, decided lo mako a abort
Iok to the oaataraiC it was not long. bowearer, bo
fore they were aU on the starboard taefe ncain and
alaeatag for Brenton's Reef lightship in a long pro
.cs-ion, tho Glorlana, of eonrse, at the head of lt.
The Bayonaia was trylng her l.e.t |o ovcrtake tho
l.loiiaiia or to get neur enough u> her to beat her on
?bipaed time. In this she nearly , succeeded, the
(iloriana b.-uting her by only aboat M aeeoaie. Tlie
Ume of tho race wns as follow-,:
Thus the flrst prlre poos lyi the (iloriana, the second
to tlae Bayoaara, and the third to the rvira The latter
boat ti'-ts her prir.e ou time altaajranee. Tbe Glorlana,
Bayonm and mneota miled without time s_n?~ranee.
Tne Brat ead aeeond prtaee woa oa rani ta the
ronrae of tbe erulee have been -waried. The Con
nUll-tJ i' r i four, tbe Palmer three. tbe Fortona two,
tha \ .lunto r two, th-* Mcrlin two, ine Mnyflower four,
tne Margnerlte f'mr, tbe Iroooota one, tbe Oem re two,
tho Oin<i.-t*.[i four, Uie Kainn.i two, the Ueioulu two,
tho nllclegarde four, the Huron one, the Mlsrliief one,
th" CinierelLa t'ir e. tbe Ctara Ibree, the Oaaeene thr-.-.
tho sayonnra t.ve, tln Mlneola one. tiie Nantilius one,
tlK' l-ii-l- taao. aiul tbe '? ~- U
i?,'!iorrow tlie- fb-e: dlabanda nnd the rrnlsc o( 1801
.I.-. To-day at loncheon on th** Bleetra the niein
b?r> of tb" press who have been on the crolse drank
tba OeanaowMre-a healtb and the Commoiore ipobe
bi.efiy in rej.ly. Then standing and in tllence all
di;aiilt of tho memory of Captaln Kohind Folger Cofnn.
A RACE P.ETWEEN TIIE RIVAL AND TIIE ENKiMA.
Bridgeport. Conn., Aag. 13.- Artirl.s of agreeatenl
werr- j-iRiu'd la.t nlght between the oamera "I tbe
yachts Hival, of t'rs .ity, nnd Enipn.a, of Bed
r.n'ik. If, J.. for a race for -.i.ihk. ? >ide. ga/e Bliet ; i
wini'via.d and retnra, oa fatnrday, Aagaat 80, OE
thia harbor. The eropoaoi raee baa been talkei o_ iu
aiir'itiiii; etrclea for aome tlaae jm-t and tbe reaalt will
be lojiied XoravarU to willi much iiitci-e.-.t.
TBAXSATT.AKTW TRAVELLERS.
A.Tion? the paa?.-nj.eis wbo sal'M ln thi- Rt/'nn'Sliiu
Fwerat BhMaieb aere Prafaaaer ciea-eiand Abbe, P. ji
.\r.' t aag. -Mr- -"d Mr-1- A- Ad,cr- *? T- tMH, W. M.
Buir, V. W. Itallard, Wllfrr-d Ru. klanO, Mr. -nd M a.
lioiM-rt Dsawsath. Mr. ai.d Mra. Aifr.sl c?i?-, Mr. and Mrs.
\V. W. rn-bvoii, Mr. and Mrs. Jl. W. i
a. w. Oireiy, julius Oolisnhi-trtt. Uea_taoaat .... tss
Mib. ... ii. u.ii..-it, j'ioff--.i M. W. Barrtnftoa, Mr. snd
tO*. ii. Beyaeatea, Mra. Haniet n. Baaanton, M
Mra. '? W. ii. Jaaaaa. Baraa Kraitaar, Mr. aai Mra
;. K.n-'-r. W. II- Llr-tiUmi, WOtaa J^ai-k-iv.., Mr. and
Mi.. l hurles Ijampe, fuunt U. de M< u-lllv, M. ,i.
liatthews, A. W. Marrto, laaaifori Narekrap, K. ii.
I'ri-ttan-ii. Mr. and Mr-. Stanhnpe l-iUpa, Prabasei A.
l.a?r.'iii? batC-__CtloaTl and Mfa. Betese, Mr. ard Mi.
.. i>. Daaiiee. Baraa vasa Bahaaaisv, Mr. and Mr.. r.
Mataaa st,..th..r, Mr. and Mra - nate, Mr. and
Mli. K. T'Kiker, llsiou snd U?r....e?. WlrksaM Flrliliiiiii.
S. Bownian Whoel-r, Dr. A. ... V..|.-"r, Thaaaat Wyckei
bytrry Bowkett. Qaorga ajurk-, Mha Fleeeaet Loeroti
XIr and Mrs. John Ur.av. BUebaii I>omey, Miw Isab !
Irving, (liarle# LecMeeab ttkm ****** Frtaee, Mlsa
May Mylvie, Charles WhoatK-lgh. Edward Wilke*. and
Uinra- Widrmr.
Ihe steair..hlp Trsve brrniRht a larre numrrr nf pi-,
nagara mi mio port. amonu a-haai wera Mr. and Hr.
taanea Ballla. Mr. and Mra. Martaa ?.-xt.'r. Mr. and M-.;.
I'.. K. Oreen, Dr. J- 0. Hlnsston, H.'nrv HijrTinann. K. W,
Irnklna. M.a. M. Ludckin)-, Dr. Nlcholai Mandl. the
i; a. Dr. and Mrs. W. W. Newton. H. W. N?lsi.n. A Ji
Nrl.on. .1. T. sh.nnan. Mr. and Mr.. Satterthwhlt
Torrey.' th ? Hev. \V. E. Thomas und 11. 1'. Iba
Mr. and Mrs. Wellhou.-*.-. O. V. fc. Ward. Mlsa Harriit
Wuriburg and Mr. snd Mrs. J. Wsroer.
aTHir CACSED TB1S ifi.V'S DEATBT
a. r**|wrt that Mhhai-i MssTtoaay. a (Msaarerkar ot mlddle
age, had dl.d ln hl-. h<.m> ln the t-'i.-m. nl-hoiiae No. 51(1
We?t Kitii.-ui-at. under icaptelaaa elreaaaalaaeea wi
to Uie \\'.>t Ko.'ty ?? vnth^t. polico ^tat.loii |?aMre_f
afVi'rnoon. The pvlk-e weto told thal Matt-taay had baaa
pu-hed off the atoop of Uie l.ou?e two neeka iviro, aud had
reeeived lniemsl lnjurles. Morrl-sey's wlfo aaid ahe
thought hor hu?band bad lallen and had Injured hlm'-lf
Tber? waa a rimor ln thr nei(rhb?rhood that her brolh.r.
nani'-d Moore. had Qcari-llurl vrith h.-r hn-iband and liad
pWbai hlm from Uae aKp. Kalllng to pet any d>'lnllo jn
formalton al-oat tlie niaMvr ln whlli Maatlaaap had l.a
durt. th*. pr.lice last evi.rlni; n-nt fnr a mroin'i M >
tovaatlflaalaa, An auu.i?y < rul.ably aalll b? U'S'l' to-day to
tmrnmam* U.? real causc oi the n.an-. d.aiii.
"C.iiie, Shall We llear This Mu*.lct^-Much Ado
AtK'Ut NothliiR.
(Jllmore's fanious Jubllee at Manhatlan Beru-h.
Greatest Muaical attnactlnn. (irai.d ltallan opr...
Chortis, 22d Keftiment Drum ('..rjis, Anvii., Aiillkry.
Magnifloent pi-ojmamme. Tralns every half hour b,
tbe l^uia I-laud Kallroad. ,*.
THE EXTENDED 4 1-2S.
WILL THE BANKS TAKE UP THOSE HELD
BY ISDIVIDUALS ?
THE TREASURY MAT HAVE TO BXBtBBM ABOUT
015,000,000 OF THEM ON SKPTKMDF.B 2
Waahlnslon, Aug. 13.-Inqnlry nt the Treasury De?
partment devclops tha fact that 6en.t_.ry WBtmft
plan for rontlnulng tho 4 1-2 per ccnt loan at I per
eont has ao far fallrd to meet Wlth thr favor that waa
:>ntlclpated by its advocates. On July 2, when the
offer waa made to continue the 4 1-2 per eent bonds
ut 2 per rent, there were nrnt. tandln* $.1.0-0,000 of
the 4 1-2 per eents, of whirh amount $-...000,000 were
held by 000 National banka a_ a baals for rlrrulatlon.
Since then $18,500,000 of the bonda hnve been con
tinued. Of thia amount 8.1.000,000 came from pilvafe
indlrtdnala and 11&,_00,000 from 000 Natl>nal bnn**.
leavlng *7,5OO,000 4 1-2 per oents in tlie powosaion
of 300 National banha, and $25,000,000 ln the handa
of Indlvlduals.
Theae bonds, aggregatlng $23,000,000. ln order to
be continned under the pre. ent offer, mtwt be pre
sented on or before Beptember 2, tbe date on whi.h
thelr lntcreat ceaaes. otherwlae, the Seeretary of the
Treatmry must be prepared to redeem them on prea
enUtion. or make termi wlth the holdera for an ex
tenalon of time at the present rate of interest. 4 1 2
per oent. The avnllahle ca*.i balanee ln the Treaoury
to-day, outMde of fracflonal silver coin ond deposlts ln
National banks, la $13,500,000, aod la gradtiftlty tn
cretaslng. While there la no o,ue?tlon of tho Oorern
ment'a ablllty to redeem theae bonda at maturlty. lt
is well known that lt would prefer to continue them
There la no doubt that the $3,000,000 of bonda hnV
hy National banks will be pr_?etited for contlnuanre.
The uncertaltity ls wholly ln rrgnrd to the B15.O00.000
tn tlie hands of Indlvlduals. The Department had ?*?
Htiranees that thrso bonds would be tofcen uP 99 hM
National banhs and Used for tho purpo**. of Inn ? ine
thelr circulation. Thls was tho i.rpnment thnt MaUuy
Indueed the Department t?> adopt tlie 2 per OOBt T>hiu.
So far, however, it seems tho aamiranoes lmve not been
made good. Aocording to a promlnent Trcaituy
offiiial, this ls enUrely the fault of the bank_.
" There la no senae," aold ho to an Asr-oeinted Preas
roprcsentotlve this afternoon, "ln the owners of these
bonds holdlng them for redemption by ihe O .rcrn
ment at par, when they are at a premlum of three
fonrihs of 1 per cent on the market. They are etther
lioldiiiif uut for a grcator prrmlum or the bann..
whirh were ostenslblv so wiillnc to take up the aoun
for the purpos*' of Inoieaolng thelr cirrnlallon hnvo
gone baek eulirelv on thelr promlsea U- the I-cpai'l
mont and ai. maklng no cifi.rt wlu.tever Vt seenro
thoso floating bonds.''
Thia ls one nf the que?tjnna that will be prewnted
to Seeretary Foster on liis rcturn to Washington from
hls vaeation in Ohlo.
PKEl'MATIC TUBES FOB TIIE MAIL.
POSTMASTEI.-GEXERAL WANAMAKER TO EXPERI
MIR WITH A NEW INVENTIO...
waahlngton, A.fg. 13 gpootol). Poolaaaahir flanaml
?raannMher la said fo be arranging for a aeries of ex
pertananto with pnenmatli tahee a^ aids to the mpid
trai.sportatJon of mall ln largo eities. A New-York
Irivenllon of reeent date has esperially atlnicted hls
attriitlon. bemnse. ln addition tO the main tnbo. lt has
a awiteb attachment, enabllng dellverles to Iie mn-Ie ?t
<?nl.Ma.1on-. as well as at thr .. rmlni. If the experi
ments an* oaeeeo-fel, aa promhed, t'ie nrw systom will
havo a trlal at CbieafO. Postofflre oflirlal. who aie
famlBar wtth the proposcd ayatom predlel lhal lt wiii
be Intrrvlueed in nll large dttOO a*. soon as th- nree-*
_ary appropriallon ean be oblalned from Oongwno. So
oonfinent la Um Inanntor aaid to be that hls patent wffl
do aii thal bt clalmo tor lt that he oiter* to eunalnMl
? perfectly worliing pneiimatii' ayatom between New
Yorh an.i Chtrnfo. The por ii man*'. ayetem ls used in
the poatal _erv.ee ln UmdOO, Llverpoo] nnd aeveral
I ,-iii--i (iiit-s, an.l it worka aaceeaofaUy and ex
t'.. ,i.-!l\i':v .-I th- mallfl to 0 l.-m.rkablc de
,?"-... Th** BngUab ayat m doea not emi.nvre the awlteh*
,',_ aMaehment, which li an Ameitena eontrlvnooa.
it is andaratooB that the Puotmaatm flonarnl win
make an effort to aeennj rer-lain prlvilepres tor the
i eAUi Btnteo omllfl In the mh_nni.no tunnei now
betna eonctmetoi nnder the Hadaon Rlver. He pro
poat* also t?. nrze Oonpeoo to anieml tbe bill to eon
itruet :. brUgt oerooi tho North Rlver by addlng ?
provlftlon whirh will plve the (.overnnvent tlie riaht
| . aae the blMp (OT tlie tranaportation of Ihe mallt.
frec of eharge. Hr alao <le_lr.s to obtaln sinillar con
rneaatma ir. the onhmailne tnnnaL A great mtataho
araa mnd. wl.en ihe BrooUya Brldge was bullt in
noi obtntntng pormiaaton f.r the .iovemment lo aaa
it in oonneetton with tho aaafl oorvloa. Karw the mail
is eonveyod to nnd fn.m liroolilyn ln wngons, whioh
OOOt tbo (ieveriiment 0 larfO "um of money BflBwdly.
;t |i suggestcd tbat a pnonmatk tnbo or amno oti.er
devlee might bo attached lo tho RHifle wbleb wonM
greatly facllltato the t.*_iir,pnrtai!on of the inail he
iw. .ii' the two tifics. rhe PootmHater-Oeneinl think.
the Oorernmenl ahouU iiavr the rlghl of wny
over ali rach itrnetnrea fr.-.* ol eharge v>it!' rcmns
? uae anj practlcable devleo tor Uie rapH hnB*
fer of the n.
a,
WORK ON TIIE NEW I'l.ATES NOT SrSPENDEO.
Washington, Aug. 18.?A..Mng SerrrUry Ne'tlet.,n
.-aid toiiay thnt tho paMWwl statement that tho
Tionourj Depaiemeni baa aaapeaded the w*irk of cn
gravlug the new plate. for the $_: silver eertlflc-tc bear
mg the vign._io of ihe late Beeretary Wlndoa is In
t-oirci t. The work hos U-e-i pixisi.ntrd eOBttnnOBOlJF
trom the time [he ord-r WM .friginally givon, and H
i. now approaohtng eompletlon. In view of the preaa
ing d^maiid for enrrency of ihis ienomlnonVon and tbo
ImpoaalbiBtj of delayinf taitber aettvartoa untll the
nea plate eoaM i.e pal to aae, a limited number <>f
artditional imprcsalon. hove beon ordered fivui ti.e
lurmer plaM ueaiing the Haneoeh rlgaettn.
NO NEWS ABOUT TIIK CITY OK PANAMA.
Washington, Aug. 1_.-I'p to the hour of closln.
lixlav the State Depiii inient hatl not reeelved :.i.v
teVOti lrom 1'nited BtntM -*Iini--.er I'a.hreo at Qnata
iiiiilii Clty, ('uaicmala. relatlve to the case of the
Padfle Mail ateamer City of Phaama, scizci by tho
Balvador autborttlea al Ea Uhertad. Tio* Depart?
ment ls nwalilng tiio Mlnlater'a iriairt beforo decldlng
upon Us fatare aetion ln tiie 0000,
ON TIIE NEW-YORK BOARD OF APPRAISErtS.
Wnanlngton, Aug. 13.?Oenetnl ApproJoer Bhartlefl
lias been oaalgned lo dntj ns a membor of the Kew*
York l.>:ir*i of Appralserm, In plaee f>f Oeneral Ap
piai-er shaipe, who i.a.. reeelved leave of aboehee,
WF.ST VIROlNIA 51AY (iKT NONE OF THE BXPUKD.
Waahinfton, Aug. 13.?Aettni Beeretary iVettleton
ha* rrrcived an ojMiilon from the Attorney-Geiieiul as
to whether the Beeretary of tiie Treaanry is renaired to
retafn any of the amonnt due Weat Vlrglnla for refnnd
of dlre*'t taxv-. bf reaaon of the alleged liabillty t,f the
,-Ialt- fif WOOl Vlrglnla fnr a part Of the lli.obt.'.lr > I
virginin hefiue the aepamtion. Weal Vlrglnla aaaamed
m - - (?*? 111 i t a 11 <* proporthm ol the pnblle dei.t *>f Vlrglnla
pitor to Jaiiiiiirv 1, ISfll." This wns ovtr ..10,0;X),000,
^..a peauy Wt-OOjOOO wh ciar vi Hm Dnttotf istaic- a*.*i
.till fcmataa onpaid. The Attomey-Oeneral ezp
tbe opinion that it is the dntj of tne Beeretary of tho
Treaanry to laotot upon the rtght to oei <>:' Um pio
l",:ti(ii] of UM deb;. fm whirh West Vlrginia ll llablc.
Th-- amonnt oi thr dtreel tax paM bi Vlrgiirta was
i*442.40rt. nnd by West Vlrglnla fir.Li.uT'j.
POISOXOUS GASF.S KILL TWO MEX.
ONE IS OVKBCOME AND THF. GTIlErt OOES TO
RI-rtK in.M AND 1.0SE. HIS OWN I.IFE.
Two men lost tholr live- iu a eeaapool on ihe ont*
skirts uf Stewarti ye teiday betw."?n 4 pei ?*> p. m.
Th- oeoapool is at Fo. 488 Bnmnier-ave. Joaeph II.
Oaborne, torty-flva ytars old, and Marvin Owona,
tweaty-flve yrur- oM, nndottooh t*. eleaa 11 oat They
proruiv-d a laddT and OfbOTOO dr-rr*i<led Bnt. Iie
was tin.iUiv overeooae by Aoodly gaa and f.11 fn.e
BownwaNl I" the ?atrr at the bottom of Ihe well.
Oweoa sf-aing bim f;.n a"d beariag him ...il for aid,
lii'ltnti to doaeond tho tad-tar to his uld, und he to?
wa. overi-oine and f*n proetmte.
...me mfn iti the iierglib.-rhood had heard Osborne
rry lor help and hiirrlrd to the t-pot. Kf,.li/ln_ the
daanw withiu the eeaapoat, ihey proeaiei ropea aad
,'.-.: |.-, Mg them oronad ine bodlea ..l iii*
two bmb. wha wore drawn to tho Mrfhee. Both wera
1 .'. The wrii was twenty live i_.-t iircp. Oaborne,
0 bo wai a t.a-h- ior, bad bonghl Iho boaae ns a pr.aent
to his hi-toi-, who waa to bo marnoo neat werk i..
-. The brother and aiater llved ln the lion-..
The OlatOr la prostmttd.
THB 1F_lVi;s HEXTOBED THE BTMVt EOPY.
Th'* bodv .,f % beautiful girl. ei>l?r>'titlt tbirfan yrara
old. waa waah-'d aahorr at I't^.uv lal-inl l'u.i.. r-t-rl-r
?fieaaoaa. it m ,.-u m b* toat al Plaraaaa BehemaMwr,
uyU nBUvo, wiw na. Bnwaei ,a lowolPa wiwii, bi
a m ? araa Nm al 1 -t thtU ...
Bchaamoahoi, wb.. Uveo at Ba 108 BaM OaM4iaadrof 1 '?
tw.-iil*'? ?. ond-.t., U.ls rltv. and .. i-oii.panicd hei pataata
011 an .Miiralou U. l\,? -kaway Ut day ahr n.et h< r d-_Ui.
..I. p-iiiriiiiic barna i? u,-- oemlai th" Baharmoahar famiir
pat ia ti..- iK.at ?t Breaktya, with pm oi.j- t *,f K?u,hr
r.onn' In tli- 'li-*rt?- t paaatbla HOW, Th*- pnt m* dari, ui 1
in tiie runh of paaaanaan Ptaoaaaa f.11 *.r ?__ ?
nv.rt oard II. r fathar J-jmii'd laU Uie wattr afU-r lur,
sui vould Aud uo tnacc of bar.
MUSIC AT CHAUTAUQUA.
TEN THOUBAND PEOPLE ENJOY A GRAJfD
CONCEIIT.
a WAsmxoToir ?inoer warmi.y grektf.d
VIEWS OF A Sm.TlTF.nN I.rCTl'RER
Olf TAXATION*.
[BT TKLIORSPn TO THB THIDUHtJ
ChantniKiiia. Ang. 11.?Ten Ihontaad people ln the
big Atnphitheatre here tbla afternoon warmlv *P
planded Miss Decra. the Wnshingion alnrer. The
ocsva.lon was a eoncert In whlrh Itadtag artists of the
country prartiripated. W. 11. Bherwood, of Chlcago.
planiat; Mlas Annle Partr. of Bo*ton. oornet plnver;
Churle. K*llogR. of New-York. "blrd-warbler," and the
MnMM Qtmrtet took part. It wns a red-lct'er day
at Chauannntaa. Dr. H. R. Palmer, of New-York, and a
rhorns of a thonsaud retaee, were heard. wlth the great
ornatn. plano and hrasa-band ivonipanlments. and tlio
gro-e reaounded wlth r-veet sounds. Mls? I>eeca aang
the eavatlna, "0 luee di onest anlm-a." from " Llnda dl
ciiamounl--" There were four reualK, and for an
encore ahe aang "The La?t Itose of s-ummer." The
great Amphltheatre was rrosrded wlth thoosanda of
people, and m*?n found refugo hy cliuaMng Into the
i-affera. Special traina brought people from New-York
State, Ohlo, Pennsylvanla, and even Kentticky. A
large party of railroad men, pas-engcr ngonts. etc of
the Yanderbllt llnes, occ4ipied sents Just ofT the stage.
i.n her serond appearanre, Chanoellor Vlncent Jolned
wlth the ten thousand people in the andlence In giving
tho -alnper the Chautanqua -alute. Amld tlae flnttering
,,f fms and lhe wavlag of a sea of whlte handtter
chi**'*., Miss Ilccra asccnd.*d the platfotm. She then
?ing the Bolero from "The rJIclliau Ye.spers," br G.
Verrtl. and Eck<-r''s echo *ong.
The sesslona of tho College of Liberal Arts ciamo
fo a close to-day. Many taudreda ef sliidents from
all over the Fnited state. have beea at work here
for the pavst six week" In all klnds of unlversity work
aud ftaeir progrcss ond proll. lemy aro worthy of the
highest praise. This waa lhe pM.T.immc for todav:
,\t ii o'c.ocit, toetare, "Otaiatone.* by G. A. MePhea
Towlo, of Boaton, in the Amplii'heatre; _:?.<>. grand
concort, ih the Amphltheatre; 4, Jccnire, -What shall
we Taxl" Dr. E. W. Iiemls. of Nashville, Tenn., ?
the Hall; 5 p. m? C. L. S. C. round table, ln the
Hall; 8, a plntform meetlng of Cbaabaaqaa alumnl,
addre**s, "Tlie Blble and Whv \V<* firlleve It," hy Dr.
J. B. Ilelwig, In the Amphitheati-c.
Dr. Bemls's lecturo was In part aa follows:
Tbal tax ls bv M mear.s beal which is lowest.
ho greal are tbe openlnga for -li* expe.idittire by
uowroment for aeboo-t, roada, streets, ?aiiliiiiloii ann
many other Itena, that oar country would be better
ofl if twlce ns much a-. nnw were r.ii-ed anrt pru.ieni.y
ipent tor Uie.e pnrpoaea. H ls moal Impprtaoi Uani
onr lysten of butatlon for raiatog thi-. necded revenne
should be aa e.jultable and wlso a* posalble. />??_?*'
nll our svstcm-. of loeal 1'ixaUon in tlie -evcrul .-.tarcs
aro audly ilefectlvc. in DOtbtOg eou legUhtUOO do
more to tarprore the country than l.y r.'omliig odr
lo<-al ta.xatir.ii, now |ha very WOial in any fully <lv
ill7e<l mation. Evorv one is agreed thal our taxes on
peraonal propcrtv, euch as stocks, bonda, mortgaffes,
aiul money nre a furce. and woree- Belng
... i-aiiv ooneeaied, or of mch nnceri.-.iti valne. thero
li |be greateat dlahoneaty nnd In-equaHty ln tne rc
in;ii of such property tor nseeeementa. Nor lf wo
would reaeh this peraonal property wooJd it be poaal*
ble to tax it fnllv. Taxntlnn Mcordlng to ablhty to
pay hhould hc our rnle, H nny believe it posalble
by' strlngent oalln to foree people to revenl their
p'ropertv, look to Ohlo, where the ezperunenl after
full trial ls prononnced by all to be a great fallure.
The best foi-ni of taxation In adillthm to the real estate
inx wbieh wlth some modlfleatlon should ra*maln, la
nn Inherltanee ta* progresalve aaiih tt.p sir.e of Ibe
Inherltanoe and the remotiness of relallonshlp of lhe
Inberltore, and a progreoalve lneoa_e taz.
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GRADTTATION AT ROFND LAKE.
Round Lake,, Aug. 13 (SpertaM.-The, new Round
Lake Academha BB-tared a good flftv Metbodht min
Iste.rs and their wlv'-s at the Floavcrv Orlent, Mra.
Nowrnan's cotlage, where th?y were foasted, taat cven
ing. A poem was read in the Auilitorium by Dr.
.loseph R. Klng and the Rev. Dr. .lohn Coleman, nf
Troy, dellvct-ed the aendemh. oratlon on "The Mit.islry
of the Time..'' At tlie banqaet tho spcaklng wns
rommemoratlve of the scs**lon Just closlng. Bishop
Newman announced that the nilnlsters' Instltute. en
larged hy addltlonal deparLmonts, had been ma.le fa
peim.'.nent Inotttaiion <tt Round Lake. Ammig the
taeally will be Blabop Foster and Dr. William V.
Kell'.v, of Hrooklyn.
The jiadaollnn esearelaea took pia^-e to-day. ln the
poat graduate c]a?a th* following received seats, ?Meb
nre MibviltubKl for dlploai.is: Mrs. II. C. Farrar, Mrs.
Grlffln, Mrs. II. II. 1! I'horn, Mrs. Klng, Mi-a. J. Lord.
Mr-. Rol-ert Nowtoii. Mr<. E. W. Mmpaaa, Mrs. Itannle
f, viaii, Mlaaaa I. B, Cadjr. MD* D. Cfaufe, Bertha
C Farmr, O.rdella Klnney, Gussif. Lord, Jcnny Mc
I.ean, Deltabeett. Llly J>- .Smlth, llaltle F. Mtoiir and
Cieorjde W. Taylor. In tho normal rhi.s were. tho fol?
low Ini. who reeetved a d'.ploma: Mrt. H. B, Loomls,
Urs. a. ll. Walie, Mlaaaa Bante V. >aile, Emma .1.
\\1nans, Amv ('. Bbanka. jr., b. h. Eddv, Lotty 3.
(oon, Fannio E. Cooo, Allce CI-PP, Mluiih. M. Almy
.imi Maaayoiil IbkabL
THE EXRR'T^ES AT (K'EAV GROVE.
Ocean Grove. Ane. IT. (Sp<-clu;i.?A arreat crcwl ut
tend'sl the fOt-Bg p;"ipl(i's nicy-thig todaf. The Rev.
G*?orge i.. Barher gaare tbe Bertptare toaaoa, afier wbieh
Isaac Mcredlth, of Norrisiown, I'.-nn.. tang, A two
days' woninn'a enronraTenient nr-**Hng oiicaed today.
Mrs. Kinnaid ChandlT pre'ldcd and mii'le trw openiiig
twldre.s. Mrs. Mary gfl-M VYbeetar and Otben
^poke. There wns n large attendamo. Tlils afternoon
Al"xunder Abou Hluilll, a OOBVertad syrinn, wbo i
odiic'iting hlewnll for inissii.il wovli iu hi- nutlve land,
lectiired at the nodel of leroaalem. He paa-' ea
imltatlon ol tb. Jews' call, wbieh i- .riveii live ttnee ?
di. al the iwur of Brajrer.
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LBCTCR-PB AT TIIE BBASIDM AaO-MBLT.
Avon-by-thc Sea, N. J.. Aug. IS i>pe< ioI).-At the
Soa-ide A-.-ciiiI.It 1h!s nioining tbe deTOtlOOal oxcrrlies
were h*d l.y the Ber. a. Arn-ttrong, ..f this ptaee,
svi\-~-t'r Barter, of Boatoa, lectured upon "Hattooat
lUD." Ma.laeni All'Mtl, of New-York, gave a laetaid
in tho school of Bipreaaloa, explalning the dlBeieoeei
ln .ihysique and th" anu.niit <f BCrTOna ciicrr'y betweea
Amerlcana aad tho people of other oattooa, Tbe
i.ev. John E. lajjtaia. of Atbantlc city, lectured ln tbe
l.iologiral d"p,'irtinent. Profesaor Gartaztd, ol Boston,
gave an evenlng taetara.
nr.F<?RMEn CHUBCH BBUKIOJI AT TEB MAR
Balttneore, Aag, 13.?Tbe eeeond annnal reunion of
ii... Befonaed Chnrch of Marybtad, Vlrglnla, Weat Vlr?
gim.i aud iv-imsylvania is beln;; helil at 1'en Mar 10
dav. Xblrtean special tralns arrlved tbere tbbi morn?
lng wltb aboai 13,000 peraons.
Tho Rev. H. II. Rahner dcllvercd the addre'a of
irclcome. and was followed by tbe Ber. .1. C. Bowman
in an addreaa oi.ir Mch Inherltanee. tlu. Hetdel
berg Catechlam." w. Ru-.ii i.ill.i. ilacnasei tbe future
of ihe Beformed Chnrch and the Hev. n. r. Dittmar
:pu;.o of ?' VVoman'a luflucnro iu the Cbareb."
ALTBBATtOBt AT THF. MABBLM VBUECB.
The Mnrbie CoBeglata Refonnci Cbareb, of wbieh
tho llev. I.r. Uurrell is now paator, has been and *'lil
ls nnd.'iToin. extenslvc alteroUont, The jeeotatlons
wiu be ooapleted nexl oiontb and the Brd aeirlea
anii bo in Oetober. Altboagb tbe rbmeh is .mi nue<i
aaiili M-nifoliling, enough progreai baa beea made to
iiidl.st... tae general ityle "f the work and ln abow
that it wiu be oae of the mo?t ri.i.'y ieeontei
ebBKbes in Piftb-ave. Theae arbo haare beaa ha Flfth
ave. iu tiie etantap tatetp have been ainactci by u.e
bcauty of tbe aplee of thla ehnreh, wbea Ibe leareh
light of i'ic Mndlaon Bfaare Oarden haa baen aBowad
i<, rosr |t. rav. r.n its avhite mai-ble or "ll it- gllied
we.tl.ci'-vane. Un dark nighta the oflcit ls strlUmg.
s.\f/rn ATTACBED JU.v WLTB nusT.
U l.as beea aeeeitalned tbat l'atrhk Joaeph Bmith,
tbe Brookii a BHdpe polioeaan eonflned lo tbe .i< Ben
Marbel priaon tor tbe mnider of John MeKBeal ?
i-.ii, n. .1., un Batarday nlght is_t. oooualttei
un aaeaalt on his wlto wbfle v.a.t ag tor m Brie tral
at th" Patoraoo itattan. Bodth weat inio a B*.*o\
^l*>p opiM.site the ht'itimi aud !? fi | i .? Lfg ,,n tbe ptoi
tot-B. Fearful thal her hi?b;ind WOaU mlts tbe tra:',.
yjr-. -.mith went io tv liqaor ih p and loM him tbal
the train wa* due and a.ked him |__ rgtal- to !..??
stallon. TMa aagirN Badth and ha stmck i?er a bi"..
oa tbe inmitii, it is alletei, eattlag open her np. gaMtl
wns abo.it t.j f..iina. op iu. t/ktm wtth otbera wbea pr
vented i.v paraoni la the place. it leabi eai Itart
Mnith. before leaetns the boaae ol hU dster, wbare Ih
? araa eoaiaUtted, becaate eagry hecanaa lus aaif
vaii? i.wi .('iit<' raadj t" siart when be am-. __ni iti
bar ther.- and tbea w-*i:i inio the ti ?? tuad itruch
McKllonboi .ugh. umiili wul i* inken to Paterson o
reiu.s't'.iii papera wbleb are being prepnrad,
TBE WABBBIPB AT BEW-LOTDOB.
Nivv I.n'i.l'.ll, Aag. 13 IS|?.1i:j',,._.v.,,., mAAfm, ,,f th.'
s.,11 iiiniii of Evuiui.on aacbaiti at the noath -I On
barl ? tredneedag nlghl aad Ibla oMealng Adnilia
w.iiii-r, wiih lonatan Oaeaaroa, Battar m.d Btart
brldge, of the Nai.il (oiiiiu.it <?. p;nd an gfldgl vli-l'
Ifl Ibe naval -.tatimi. llu- Mtlisjj t.--.-iv.iii^.i W0?
' ...ei, rsje-ri.,! nf,?-.,,., ooint, |s.hl to tll'
li.'.lui.i;
wuler bu-i.i. . ... port
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i_ui .-i.niir. sintii.ii m tUrtoee hnn- rta New Vork
OBBtVbL XkiWgh Kle-p-:... _h:c Um t,ul_.
REPUBLICANS AUE UOPEFUL.
UNITED WHir.-S DKMOCRACY IS DIYIDED.
MEN T_I.KI*.0 OF FOIt THE OOVERN0n*sIIIP-0UT
LOOK FOR r.FOT .T.ATIVE rANniHATF.S
I.V VARfOI'S DISTRI <"T*-.
?an>f k Hr*FKcoiai.apoxDi.i?Tor th? T?iBr*<R.
.yrarns-. Ana. 12.-M.ny memtrrr- nf Rrpuhllran
connty WgaaliatllWW atleiided fhe Republiran Leagafl
Convention hrld hrre ]??t week. and thry natnrally
tallted a gona o*n\ about the approachtn. State ram
ptiljrn. All r?iwrted the. Republiran party to be ln
flne rondillon, Iharmonloua and krenly att.-ntive to
p.lltiral afTalra, wherraa the Demorratlo party waa
torn wlth dlssmsions over tlie candldary of Oveland
?nd Hill fnr I>residr*nt. Tlie nimea rhi-flv debnt-d
,_nion_ UMM. I..<publlrs_ts. aa M nominatlon. for Oov
ernor were thrse of Andrew D. Whlte, ef thla ttty,
former Mlnlster to Berlln: Oeneral .tewart I.. WOO*.
ford, of Broohlyn, former Lleiitenant-Oovernor; ex
f ..np*e*sma'i John II. Ptarin, of New York; .enator
Oeorice B. si .an. of Oewafp, and . o. frr*. ssma.n James
\\. Wadsworth. of Orn.'.-o. The friends of Mr. Wads
wrtrth etatrtt th .t hr had been fa!_eJy repre*rnted ai
drclarlng that Jie wonld not armpt the nominatlon.
Thia statenieat waa untrue. and waa cvld-ntly aet
afloat by Iv-morrats wlth the intentlon of harmlnR tho
Republican porly. _
Senator Saxton hna no oppo*.tt_n ln the Republiran
ra__., and apparently will be renomlnated for Senator
by arclamallon. II!s dlstrlct comprlse. the BUBBBU
of Wayne, Ontarlo, TaftM and Schuylor.
There promlses to be a hot contest ln the XX. th
Senate PUtrlrt, whirh ha* withln ita territory the
rountles of Onondaca aid Oortland. Three randidat-s
for benalor lire alrrndy s-ehins support. These aro
A*s_mhl. nmn .Whlte, of rmondaga County, Assemblv
man Peck and e\ As-semblyman Tlsdale. of C'ortland
rounty. It || poaalhle that, ther* may be a movement
to Indnre Sciiiit.'t IIrndr.r!t_ to reconslder hl* determina
Uon ti-it t*? bc a car.didate for renomination thla year.
Assemblyman Arkcr la a atrong randldate for Sen?
ator ln fcnhtor F.iss"tt'5 preaent dlatrle., which con
ai-^s of tiie rountlrs of Steuben, Ohemnnp and Alle
gany. Mr. Arkcr's frlend* hope to aeenre for him the
.upimrt of both tho Asaembly dtatrirts of .tcnbeii
.'ounty. In Allcgar.y County the eandldate* for Ben*
ator are Charle. A. Ii.11 aml ex-A?-emblyman Cotrell.
ElRht of tha Republ!-*on rrienatora appare'htly are to
har? tho h'lnor of a renomination without oppoaition.
These are SrnaUu-s Robrrtson. Rlchardaon. De .ne. Ein
erson, Erwin, Van Oorder, I.aJRhlln and Cop_r**_a!l.
Tho _enatr dl.ti.rt whlcli has as Ita membera the
ceimtirs of IterUmer, Matli.on and Ot_c_o was the
arene two year. aixo cf an unuaually prolonged strnRgle
for tho Rrpub'.i.an Domlnatlon, which ifl enual lo an
election. Thi- year there wUI apparently ly* another
lone tussle. The ramlldnba are Asacmhlvman Mott,
and rx-SHintor John E. bmlth, of Ma.llsoii COBntj .
senator Tltna Bheard, of HerMmer County, and A-,cm
blyman Browo and B. K. Wlibcr, of OtoefO OOoaty.
The Dcmorrats will probably nomtnate Assembly
man s_f?e ln rhe BenaM dlstrltt whlrli has as IH mem
ben t:ivenc behoharfe aad Uhrter conntlea. rnu flla
trlet Is DfltMlly Democrntle. It has b.-en repreaented
for the l_<t four years by Senator Llnson, of Klngflton.
Republican polltkians aay that 6enator Sloan's suc
eeooor ln thr .feffrraon-oswegn dlstrlct will I.e .lohn
Mullin, a lawyer ol Watertown, and son of tho late
Judge .Mnllln._
Ex -Speaker Fremont f'ole haa formed a law partner
ahlp at Taroma, Waah., lately Wtth e.-Assemblyman
I.ouis K. Chnrch, of Quecns Connty.
TIIAT OHIO CORErFriON FUND.
MR. SIIsYNE OIVES HIS AUTIIORITY FOR TnE
STATEMENT THAT $.00,000 IS TO BE
SF.NT TO DEFEAT M'KINI.F.Y.
Saratoua, Anir. 18 (Speoial).-C. C. Bbayno, of Ncw
YorK-, who is itaytng af the Grand Dtolon Hotel, win,
baglnalng Angnal 88, i-iiiko a number of apeeeheo in
ohio ln oapport Of McKlrflcy. Several ftatement.s hav?
lng bern made aml their sntlnrity qaoatloned by peoplo
inimlral to K<-I-ink-y, The Ti.bune con-eatpontlent thifl
momlag caHed npon Mr. Shayno and Intervlewed him
ln regard tO thfl fe-laratton tliat tho linportcrs of Nrw
fOrt ?'Itv were t-> _end 8&00.000 ti ohlo to def.at
MrKlniey. Mr. Sliayne MM :
?? Ni.w that the BMttOt has fcrrome public, and namea
are being paradad ln the l.e'.vspapera, I don't know
that. 1 i'm any hmgor rompelled to wlthhold the sonree
of my liift.rinat'' n.''
"When ilid you recelvo auch Inforrr.atlont" aaked tlie
correspontlent.
"On Anpust 7," rcplietl Mr. Shayne, "I left New
York on tho :i :..*) p. m. BamtOga sperlal for thls place.
While nenr HWghhtllpfllO I ItOOd on tlre platform of
one of the mrs, tall.ng p litlrs wlth S. P. Hyman, of
tho flrm 0f B, Maofl i OO., lmporfers of aill.e and satltis
at Broome ond Oran.l sN.. New-York, and from whom
I purrha.se a pood many goods. ln the conrse of
HMdlflCaaelOO, whirh was pnblie, llvmaii said:
"TTil b*-t yon $100 th it 0 iriiplj.ll beats MeKlnley.'
" I rri>!ierl: 'Hl take that bot.'
"Hyman th**n s.icT -The liiijr'i'.rrs of New-York
city win mnd 8800,000 to Ohio to defbaf Ke-Dnley.
and onr lirin hr.- already rontrlbiiled .-r.-.O.) toward tho
U''* I then fa;*l: Tm glad to bOOT thnt Ma'emrnt, aml
ru mann aae "t it on the atamp ln ohlo.' Thu was
t?e rv -ct ln ignage u*ed, aad i am ready to make ani
davtt to lt. il*. in-.iii'- atatemenl waa made ? pei
ln pnblie, and ho p!aee*l no ohilgit'oii of leeiaey on his
utteranies.'' _ _
LESLIE W. BVS8ELL FOT. JUDGE.
THE DEADLOCK IN TIIE IVTTI DISTMCT CON?
VENTION BROKEN DY A OOMPBOMISZ.
8MntOf__.Aaf.ia (speeial).-Thr IVth Judlcial Dlfltrlflt
Republln.n .'onventi'.il to-nicht nomiliat.'il Confreao
man l>*'iir W. Rbm iU, of Oanton, Bt. Lnwienee Connty,
for tho Bapieme Ooart Jnatlceahlp. Tbe ooaroatlon
bai ir?'**ii in a deadhmh oaroi Jadga Chariea 0. Tappan,
tM p.its.iitm. si. Lnwrenea Oonnty. and John P. Badfer,
of Malone, Pranhlln Oonnty, who eneh reeelred Mtnm
votea la oreir ono of 118 baBote. A two-dny con
kfanca leoalted In aettlng aetdo Tappan and Badgt^
an-i maklng Knaaefl the anantmona eholea of the con
veiiii-n. Mr. Baaooll. who wai a delegata to tho
convention, aorepted the nominatlon and retnraed
thanlis (or the honor roiiterred upon bim. Ihe ??"l"''
tton <if Mr. l.iis-sell is gt-n.-iaUy coiireded to be 0
ii.oiiv aolntlon nl the wearlaome deadlock problem.
' ri.* nominatlon of Oeneral Knatell waa brouglil
aboat bl tii-- i'i*:'."'!' dolegntlon, which Lncluded John
M Weber nf< Dnton; K. < . More honae, ol Baaex; F. I).
Kelbou-rn. of FrnnhUn; W. D. Dtmlap, ol Montaomeryj
i b Lamoreani and J. W. tfoughton, of baratopa, a <i
li i< iiuri-sit-'h, of w i-i'ir.'-.n. They won ovor
I'i'ill-'P Kr.-:.. *.i I'nii tfi aad HamllboQ, nrhlch gave them
j. maioiitv. Then ih.-v deeided ;i- their ultlmatum
thal i.-ii,* w. Rnaaell be made the nomlnoe of tlie
eonrcnti.m, or ooone from 6t. Lawrvnee tvmnty woald
.<>.-'. I*-.. iii<* nominatlon. Thr remalnlng Tappen men
[hm <?<>*; ,-t.? ?:-1*. aeqnlewed, Ruas^ll, rho ? ? ? n *' ?'?
,i,t- iii th ? co iv. ntion, woald not acc p th ? nomlnati n
untll l'i* roiieaguea nom ??'. La. ri ?- connty, N, M.
Cnrlls and J. .-. Melntyre, would agree to It, Th *v
exprtnaed themaelvba ln accord wlth the majority, and
the noruhiation was made nnanlmooa, ti'ns 11_-i*fJi.j-r both
facttona.
TIIE MARYLAlfD ALLIAXCB coN\TNTluN EXDED.
Balttniore, Anf. 18 (Sperlal), The Maryland
? \;i mt today ranleotod EtooMeat Hngb
MltchoU and the otWer olBeera, appolnted delefatea to
ihe N/it'o'itl ..liiv;*.'. and flnally adjoarned. Colonel
i.. L. Po!.. prealdenl .>f tha National Alliance, made an
..Mu". in whieh he nr.-eii tho Maryland farmen to
i.ilio a bmtc aetlva iiit-i'-t in potltlee, and endeavor
r.i aend a str-iin: delegatton lo tho next Leglalatare.
At an Infmmol eoateionoo afl a tho adjonrnmont it
letormlned to awalt thr aetfnn of tha Bapnbliean
tm.' Conrentton before lahlng atOn atepa la the
ramyalgn lf. A. Dnnnlng, Editor of "Thla Sfatlonn]
Bronomiot," ^nid i " i thim then la ao donbl thal
win Ih. a thlrd party Uehel ln Maryland. It ..ill n rt
bo oa Altlaueo tlcket, bc.au e ti. AlUanee doea oot
nominatc tlcketa, bnt wlU he a wople'a partj tlcket.''
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TENN-sVLVANIA DBMOCBATIC CLUBS,
PittstiurK*. Aag. 18.?Prealdenl Cbannoey P. Black,
of thr St.-i't- 1) iina-rjli. A-siiilniUm of Clnba,
cnUol o nireiiiii- of Uw "_<*einive commlttflo tt n vn
iiiirrr loi oexl Wedneaday, to arranga ter tbfl BtaM
convention lu Uila clty next imuitli.
TIIE BLOOM1XODAL1 REPUBLICAN CLUB.
An anth?laatla taeettag ol iho Blooanlnadale i: ?
pubHran < lab *'?s beld lu-t .ni-'iit *t tho club.
ijni.rlers. at ' oliiinl.'is ave. and t >n<-1iili,.'1n >i and elghtl.
.t. Roherl >. Hol-forty, tho pnohleni ol tha rluh, pn
?ided, Jo d m. T'.ti-ii :.'t ii ,. wentary, \ lettei
fr*mi Jaaoofl 8. Chnhoon, proafdenl * i Iho Repnbtlran !fo
tiouai loagno. wm read. Ihonklnf tba rbib lor rh leM ?
i cngrnt-ii.tK.ii. .'. B, Matah, ns ehalrman <>i Hm
aanagaakM Md thr ooowentloB at nyiaflnoo, garo aa en
lanoiooMt royort of lha eoaventtou. The nporl waa
??I't-d ai!*l lh** dalegal 'a.ilis of Ihe
Inii.
a i"_.iiwtj..n rattfl ipprdntmenl of I. Bloal
? ;.. i .ii . i.n of i '-? Bori
..nd wiii |m roted -.ii al the m ai me. lliig. whieh will ta
i rid aa tho aerand olghl ifter ihe Repabliead Nato
'onveii1li.ii. A vi.te of tlnnh- v.iis glVOa tn Thfl
'rlbniie f.,r its WOtft m bl MUi of HM B-OOMhlfdalfl Bfl
thi ? in Chib. a iiiiitiiin for thelnrgantaattaa of ? bnl
,rrv w?s p?.s.v' d, t!i^ * -ninmlli. tfl ii-.m- tb
rhoree belna lawir Vlri.ay, Tnurua* Uiwlor. H. B. ruiteii
i?.i._? Wei.l. in <i Wllllam \ Ball!
Auiouu tho__ _.r_-u,t ?eie M..,- tittl W. siruiiier, V.'ill
lam A. Ilallv. Iaaac MeGay, Oeneral Jamea R. O'flelrne.
Alexander rhanibers. Hlghlund Flower, tsamuel R.
Totten, Thomas Lnwlor, Frunk Jteynoldn and James
Webb. m
MVNilS COUSTY REPUBLICAN PRIMARTE8.
TIMl S AJTO PLACE*. SF.r.KCTED FOR CllOOHlXO
1)1 I.ir.aTI'S TO TIIK 8TATE CONVKNTION.
Tho attap t'ountv Republican Oneral CtntBtBtt*
bfid a tfeef-1 Bietlng at tho Critertoa Theatre last
evenlng lo Ba tbe iataa for thia p.-imarl.s and ronven
tlons to scnd Bofefatao to tho. State Conventlon at
Boeh ster on !*>pt(mber S?. In the absenee of W. w,
Gtoodfleb, the chalrman, John fi. (igllvle, preslded. War
ren C. Trpa.lwell was s<*cretary. On motion of Hngo
Hlrsch. SJ-pteml-cr 1 was fixed as the date for the
prlmarles fo elect iebfltaM to the Assemblv dlstrlct
conveiitioi's. am! BeptOBber n as th? day of holdlng tlie
<i!?trict eoaveat_ons lo etod detogjatae to the rit_.te Oea>
rnnttoa. The piaeea of holdlng the prlmarles were
ieslgnatei as toBowe: Flrst Ward. No. 84 Ourt-st.
7 to :? p. in.; Beeond, No. IM BaadbHCt-, 7 to i? p. m.;
Fourth, No. BSB I ulton st.. 7 :.'_0 to 0 p. m.; Flfth. No.
BBB Hlgh4it.. 7 to 0 p. m.; BUtb, No. B6* C un -??..
7 to 0 p- ni.; fier'nth, No. 1BB Oatea-ave., 7 to ? p. m.;
F/.hth.Twcnty thlrd st. anl FifUi-avc. 7 :.10 to 0 p.m.;
M.Mh, No. 4.'il FTatbush-ave.. 7 to 9 p. ni. j Tenth. No.
_:sf> (v.urf-st? (i to u p. in.; Eleven th, Rridge and
imioagbbp ?_*.., ?'? to 0 p. m.; Twelfth, No. BBd Vau
Braal st., 7 to 0 p. m.; Witoodlb. -taraba HaH. Hc**
for.1 ave., 7 toOp, n.; Foairfee-rth. No. fll ('rend st?
7 to g p m.; Slsteeiith, No. 71 Mcaeroks st? 7 to 0 p.m.;
BevOatOOOtb, No. 14* Grecnpolnt-ave., - to 0 p. m.;
Elghteenth, Wigwam, De Kalb ave., fi to 0 p. m.;
MlaetoNtb, (inrflold Hall. No. 437 Marcv-ave.. C to 9
p. m.; Twentleth, Adelphl Hall, Adelphl-st. 4 t*. B
p. m.; Twcniv-llrat, No. 54 IHmonico 1-000, 4 to 0
p. m.: Twenty-serond. Blgbtbei and Fifth ave.. 4 to
9 p. ___.; Tarenty third. WiRwam, ('ates^ave.. rt to O
p. m.; Twntv-fourth, Klngston and Atkantie aves..
7 to ft p. bl; Twenty Bflb, BeM and .leffarson avea.,
7 ta P i). ni.; Tw.*nty-slxth, Lfberty-ave. and Wlnomv
st., 7 |o ? I>. m.; Flatbuah, Town Hall, 8 to fl p. m.:
ls. Morrlson's Hall. 7 to fl p. m.; Oravesend.
Town linll. 7 to 9 p. m.; New-Ctrecht, Van Pclt Manor
real estate ofllee, 8 to 9 p. m.
The places of holdlng the Assembly Dletrlct. con
ventiuns were flxed as followa: lst, No. 84 Conrt-st.;
Ud, Xo. 51 MjlMoeea.. Uld. Federal Club. Court-st.;
IVth, C. S. r.rant Club, No. 11 Rookwell Place; Vth.
xo. _13 va.. unmut.; vrth. RM|^H-*-fejE__*&
st ? Vllth. No. 73 deaerole-atI Vlllth. Blghte.'nth
Wuid Wigwam; IVth, No. 427 Maroy-ave.; Xth.
Twonty-third-st. and ! ifthave.; Xlth. Wigwam, Gat.es
ave. n-ar Marey; Xlith, Llberty-ave.. near ?lnona
st. All the Assembly Dlstrlct conventlons will mect
at A p. m. _
MR. DLAJNE'S FBIEND FROM THE WEST.
Mlnnenpolls, Mlnn., Aug. 13.?Loren Fletcher, one
of the Republican leadera ln this Btate and a eondt
tatt for the Republican nomlnation for Congross ln
this dlstrict, returned this mornlng from a ptlgiiiriiMfe
to Bar Harbor, Me., where ho saw and had a long
talk wlth Mr. Blalne. Mr. Fletcher in a. New
Eiiglander and ls an old ac .uuJntanee of the Repub
Bean chleftaln. He said this morning that Mr. Blalne
would llve to serve hls country many years yet. The j
S< 1 retary, he declanrd waa not 111, but slmply needed. j
rest and the kind of rest he was gettlng. While he
refnaed to talk polltlca to Mr. Fletcher, ho wa* not at
all averso ta have Mr. Fletcher talk politlca to hlm. 1
Tho Mlnneeotan told him that two toplcs only wero
n iw fllatiaamd ln the Northwest-the big wheat crop
nnd Mr. nialnc'a healrh. He assured tho Soeretary ,
that Btalne and Reciproclty would sweep thla part of
/the country. The only answer Mr. Blalne maito
waa a smlle and a deprooatory gesture. Yet Mr. 1
Fletcher ls dlstlnctlv of the impresni'in that Mr. Blalne
Wtll mn lf asked to wltb sufhcicnt unanimlty.
??ui.i be Impreea yoa as a man on tne vergo 01
th?. fff reijdtod Mr. Fletcher, "but the grave was
that of the next Democratlo nomlneo."
NO INTEREST IN A THIRD PARTY.
BpringBeU, BL. Aug. 13.-A meeting here to-day
to atart the People's party movement in IRlnols dtd not
open au.picioaaly. When the meetlng was called to
order nt tbe Btnta Houso this morning not over forty
peraona were present. They rcpresented all portions
of the Btate. however. and among the number were
Mveral Ofltaere Of the Farmers' Mntnal Beneflt Aaso
cbition and c.range. thongh Judge Clcero Lindley, pres
bbrit of the State F. M. B. A., and J. M. Thompson.
graoi Buatar of the State Oranaje, were oonspicuoua
i.v 11,-ir aba-nea. Representatlve Taubeneck waa n
inadillgWure. ti. E. .N*orton. Fxlltor of"The Sentinel,"
of Chlcago, waa elected chaimian.
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A TA1.K WTTH EX-COLLECTOR ROBERTBON.
St. FaoJ. Aug 13 (SpedoD.-Benator and ea-Collector
W H. RobertaOB la here from a pleasure trlp np tho
tabea, ta au latarvtow he said: -'Presldent Harri
loa ho-a glveti ns a good cfean Adminlstratlon, wltb
out scaudal. and hls appolnteea have been oompetent
and clean men. The laat appolntment to a promtnent
olTice. that of Scnator J. S. Fasawtt to be Col
lcctor of the Port of New-York, has given a gresa*
deal of aatlsfacMon. Th_; Republican party ln New
York is harmonlous and the prospect- for thla year
and next are very bright. lf we *?*** ?>? -jtat4J
this Mli we shall also carry lt tn 1892. never mlud
who tlie Republican notnlnee ls. I have been a
lilaine man sinoo l-i7rt. and am out-and-out tor hlm
now. The Democrat* ln New-York are dlvlded
bebaaaea Hlll and Clevekind, and the divlslon 1? wlden
ing The B-tvOr question will not be one of the lssuea
ta ftdw-Yorb Btate ln l-i?. aa both partiea are' J?.n*t
freo colnagc. The issue crf lniportance ln New -*t 01k
Miii te tlie tarlf, and it Wll bo benetlrial to the Ke
publleao part__.''
ACTIVITY IN BROOKT.YN.
The aeeond m -etlug of the new Third Wnrd Itepubllean
Club of Brooklyn wm beM laat evealag al No. 40 Court
at. to effect a p.nnBuent argaalaaltaa. Haarp Pennie
1 anQ Oeorca I.. Appf-lgste waa secivury. Tha
permaaent oMeera were aleilei aa follows: Presidcat,
john Lewlai vic-president. a. KeO-wtai aaoretory,
Oeorge h- -.ppalgata; Bnaaelal atuMaay. Samuei o.
: trearaier, william BateUdai marshal. F. W,
V.iiitm-o; Baaaaa commlttoc. Jsmrs Calhoun. M. J.
Iit.lv Thomas W. Wood. SSixty-Uve meniLers were en
rolled. l*ern.aii"nt club rooms have been r'ufd st No.
4^4 Atbtn.i. -a-.-e.. wbata tho next mecUng will be heid on
Tncaiay avaalag.
CVEBB EVERYTBIXO. BUT OAE SBOW XO DIPLOXA.
Ibomaa Btxkman, who udv.rttsea that aii dtoeaaea
of tlie llc-.li ihat nule Of female aro subject to ean
be ipeedlly eared bj eaUtag at hls ofllee, at No. .'^0
bat Fifth.st,, vas a pil-uner ut the BaoeS Market
Police Court jresteiday.
Henry Loring, agent of the Ootmty Medicai socicty
of th.; city of Nea York, waa to btaaee for hls belng
tbere. The doctor felt rather aneon-fortabta aml
played ii.rv.,iisiy with hls clo--ely cropped heaid.
Agalnal Beebman there were two charges of bavtag
practlaed as a phyalclan without having a d.ploma.
a. \v. Pnrrlngton, the eoaaael ef Hm Medleal so
ciety, wns preaenl to proaecnta hlm, aud he declared
that Beebama aaa a raaindler of the ataaaeat e'nea.
p ,,1 people, wfforing from rickneaa, wooM call ei
bU ofltoe, he mli, and Baebman, m'tcr mabtng a
sort ot oxamlnatlon, woaM preacrtbe a eotatton of
Rpsom siit-, or some sagar-coated broad bllla. No
matter whal meilclne it wae, ti.e ebarp wns .*i ..
bottta Tb* County Medleal Bocletj heard of Dec*
and tvo womra, who played the .:s.rt of de
tectlvea, obtalned ? ? ,:' neo againsl him.
__>i. iieri.: 1 ull eadera wiitle tho two
wi.iii.n taatlflei ani udmitied tbal ho waa not a
..,,,. Ho -,.;d lhal he had a doetOT at lus
., ho examlned Iho people arho ealled upon him
ir.nl Inatrnetad blta what auti of otedletno to give to
bia I-.' ?
1 i- tbe two arltneseea leetarei was not so. On
their vi-it they only met tbe drfandaat, ?nd tt wns
!?. who repi .!{ ilS a pbyMetaa and gaara
tlu 111 Ihe ini'ii. Ine.
Justlco liutrv ordered ench of the women to aiake
1 1.1 ui an.l beld hlm In alelunli of
11,000 ball tor trlkL
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A RTOr.Y TBAT UR. nLLBBCBT DEJJB8.
chii i.-o, Ang. 13.?A dlapatcb from Dalath sajra tbat
aviihm tin' laal tbree montha ihere bai beea BfiOOfiOO
bushli of wbeai senl through DntatB to t!- Baai by
ry Im.ln 1 Of lt l-.'|.ls'S'.|its a
, ? -. - tba M
-,111. ,,f so . 1 1 1 tall Mr. i-U-bary waa
,, persl icnl bntl end leaded ap ->iti. I pead qaantlty
. 1 ti prleea 1.glog trom Bl 10 to ..'i IB ? bnshei
,. tbe year m bl
a thorl 1 ?- ? ? '?
tyndlcate 1 nnd ItaeM with enough wbeal ta nelM
1,000,0 '? Hour n/ht ou lhe eve oi tho big
eofit wbeal erop tbe 1 altod Itataa ha.1 ever aaaa, aud
i mi ti," -,1'irr worth ni o'lt :-ii irnts or le.s u baabat,
- ih, whe it bad ta be a-'m onl of tbe e i]
I | al cut i-ato i.y tbe
? Korthero road.
Mr. l'iil.bui-y b.i'1:. BOtei as
10 tbe trir.h "f ih stalemenl pabllabed bi d.-r 1 Dulnth
1 ii b eor of the dlapal h 1- >
laMcbood, evUeuly pioiaulgatai by
. .,!., i jurv io his ta-dneaa, Tbe Ige
? .41,1 wlMesi Mnggerationa, both as to eoal
, r ui;, 1. rhe total ...|iiii.'ii. :.is nf hls
,n'iis -ii-,. . ver I,. insi.HHi luuheu per aanaa awl the
I'm lu*"- laavc n -i been ln e_fo_* of thl* amounl ai a
pie-o bclova pttaeut a_Uuo?.
THE COURTS.
IS ELIZABETH M-.YEAL Di'SANEf
A_f OBDER TO EXAMIJ.B INTO HEB CONDITlO.r.
VACATI.I..
The motion made before Judjre 0'Brl.n, of the 8o?rt>___.
! Court. yesterday to vacite the order to examln.Mm*
| the mental condition of El.'rabeth Ma_INa_k <>r Lol
Wa ilnee. waa gmnted by the Jud^a late ln the afW-moon"
j The petltlon to adjudar Mi,. Wailare insone and to '
; point a guardlftfi for her prrson wm aemred bT her ahter
lAMh Lonise Watson, of st. Paul. Mlnn. Mi-s WaU**'
, who ia aald to be worth W0.000, anffered, lt ia alleged'
, fro'n the haDurlimfloii that she was "pei*_f. .itnd.'' yM'
I ..rday her rfmnsH contendrd that the proccedings h?4
! been .inatltuted to gain p-_ise*slon of hia cllent'a pro*.
erty. she had been Uk. n to liellevne Ho>plUl at tM
ret|iirst of a fnrnltnre drnler of thla clty and Oeorg,
Oranpe. wlth whom she had llved for .aeventecn yean
The deed for her honae, at No. 2 .7 East Forty flfu,!
at.. pnrrhasrd for 888,068k h.id been exemted ln tluj
j name of Ellr.abeth Orange. Ifrr eqtiltv In the propert?
was tflu.GOO. The counsel charged that the two mea
mentloned wl.hed to get poaaeaaion of the real oauta
and had uw*d the woman'a alxter as a means to aeeoro.
pllsh that end. Iie alao mibmltted affidavlta frr*.
aeveral phyalr.ana doclarlnsr that hls rli-nt wm au?
Among them waa tlie name of Or. II. I'. Loomla. ^^
Thfl owposmg o-unsel d.-ri.-d tlie rl.arjre of ronsplnv,
n .d snl.l that Miss Wallare hut hroii dlsowned wvi
aevemeen yeara old by hor motiirr.
jndge o'l'.rrn, after tulklng witli tho woman. dee'da*
to vacate the order. ^^
TO EXAMINE O'BRIT.N A CLARK.
An order ha*. been la.ued by the Pupreme fv-mrt tm
Ihe eiaminatlon of John O'Hrien and Meman Clarfc, ?f
tlie flrm of O'flrlen As. Clark. ln Wfplfl?aaluj pra.
reodlngs on a judjrment reeoTored oa a note. of f_t,*VOo
by Francls Higgina as reeclver of tlie North Illver
BMk. Both men have beea sworn. They will ba
examln ed next w_<"_. It waa aald yeaterday tliat the.
would be able to pay all thelr debta. '
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tOUKT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAT.
Supreme Court?Oeneral Term? BOflflflJ cooUn.cd.
...iprem. .' .urt?cnari.ners? IWo.e O'Mrlan, J._rMra
opens at 10 :30 a. m. Motlou t-'i nda., No*. 1 to 10 <_JW_
ac 11 o't'l. ck. ""
-jnprejiie Couit?Spodal Term?ParU I and B__A4
Jouni'-'i for U.r tenu.
Stiprrme Court?CLrcult?Part* I, II, III ani IV-A4.
Joumrd for tha trrm.
Suirngute'a Court?For probat.: Wllla of W. C. A. .1___
and Mary E. Dieker. 10 a. m. : Carrle M. Enr*. u.*
Dianzlg and Xheod.r.. IJr^rht, 10 i80 a. ro.
buperlor Court?_peclai Tenu?Befora Fraednaa, j??
Couri r_cna at 13 oVIock. Motloaa
tiuperlor Court?Trlal Term? Farse I, II aod lU-aa,
Joiirw. lor tha trmi.
Common Ple-*- fiperial Term?Befora Pryot, J?Coun
?pen.s at 11 o'cio*.!-. Motlons.
Common Piea.?EquliJ I.-rn.-Adjourr.od unUI Aufuit ja
Common Ploaa?irlal 'i-nu?Parto 1. II aad lll~n,
iouru <l for tno term.
City Curt?Speclal Term?Befora McCartiiy. J^-Caat
opena *t 10 o'cIocjc. Motlona.
Clty Court-Trlal Term-Parta I, II, III and IV,-....
Janrned for tha term.
Court of Oen*'ral Sestiona? Part I?Befora Cowtaf. j
and Aaatatant DUtrict-Attornty Wauhop. Lyaa?Naa. 1 _i
28 lnclualve.
THE RTDROPHOBIA PATIENT BETTER
IIE BARXS AND HOWLS UKE A DOQ- AND D0E?
NOT OBJECT TO DRINKINO WATER.
At the Prasbyter1-_n Hospital it waa learned yeat?a
day from Dr. Frank Kupp, the house pbyrtrtao, the)
the condition of liugo Eitel, the young man who ata
bolng twatert for hydrophoMa, waa ollghtly ltuptovef.
Dr. Kupp snld: "lam not yet able ro deetde whethar
tlw yoimg man has hydrophobla Ot 6m, Tlie bartioi
and Iirrwllrurs Bhe thooe of a do?, whfeh mark hia ont,
ivro symptoirrs of ratiu-s, but tlie cravlng for water Uai
the pntleut haa is a puz-Jlng sympTom. Tbe pader.t'i
roidltion ls allghtly Improred. He p__-*e4 a eomnn
tlvoly qulea nlsrht, havlng ouly a few sp.tania, aod ___??
lcsa vlolent than the apoanra of the pft****e?l-_g data
Tliis mornhig he ?_* quiet and aie ? gc. nl breakfaK*
Dr. Paul Oibier, of tho Pasteur Inatltnte, No. ITI
Weat Teroth-at., waa aeen by a Trlbuno repoitar yea.
terduy, aad he aald : " I have Juat received ? _rt_ee fron
Dr. R. Welaa, tbe family phy__c_an of the Eltela, gtakig
me the. full tfeU-IVa of tb* young man'a cymptoma. I
am com-inred lt la a o*so of hydrophobla. Ih? Maa,
however, la too far advanced for the I.Hrteur tnau
ment, which ia a preveutlvo; not a cure."
Dr. Welaa also aald: "Thero la no quea-Oon ta my
rrjjnd Tbout Ita beli_g hydrophobla. The oiavtng tor
water doea not ln any way ahow that tt ta not a eaM
of rables, for many meh caaea have been khoan. M
have the aame cravlng far wator. Tho boy'a tatbar
vialted thothoapltal to-day, bnt waa not permitted to mt
bis aon. He dlaUnotly heard, however, tho baitlaia
and howlinga of hia aon, whioh atrongly reaembled tho
noitea made by the dog whioh bit him."
From another aourco Tbe Trlbune reparter taarfled
that thi* waa not tbo only caae where thls dog had
bitten peraona. Paul E_tel, a younger brother al Hmo,
was bltton by the aamo dog flvo weeka ago, but haa boh
shown any alarmlng aymptoma. Charlea Knebb, a bar.
keeper employed by Mr. Eltel, the tather ot Hnge, also.
Ium* been bltton lu the arm by tbe aamo dog. but aa yot
Bae not manlfeatod any aymptoma of hydrophobla.
Thla dog ia kept ln the baek yard of Mr. E'.tel'a lljrnor*
store. One-hundred-and-tenth-at., near Plfth-ave. He u
a lialf-grown pup and has a pecullar look ln hia eye*
bnt he had never been auppo-ed to bo dangarona untu
the reault6 of young Hugo Eitel'a l_lne.a were attrlbut?
to hls bttea.
KBBEP SOLD AT TBISTT-iTBBEB CEXTS EACE.
New-Orleana. Aug. 13^-A dlapatoh to ? The Tlraea.
Democrat'' from San Antonlo aaya: "Thero la a grea
scartlty of nioney in all tUo lower BK) Granda part I
Texaa. Thoie luia been little rain tn elfthv-en naa
tlie ranchmen are all ln debt. and tho farmera
been unable to ralse enough .or ttietr actual need*.
scarcity of money was emphaslzed yesterday at Bon
on the Rlo Grande, where '27* fat and heaJthy aheep
tapable of growlng four pauuda of wool aiuiually, r"
for 33 ceuta apiece."
FATJSE BBPOBTS OP OE_VE__AT. BrTLEIt'S DRir-i
Boston, Aug. 13.?A rumor tbat General Butler
died yesterday auddenly on hli yacht. Amerlca,
tained con?lderable circulatlon in thla city laat nll
und ereated aome excitement. It was later as
Uaincd from Lowcll, however, that General Ilutler
n*.t on lil. yacht, but wiis at hls home iu that d.
and enjoylng hls usual health.
Wben the rumor of General Builer*. deata reaehed
Uiia clty a Wafaaan of lanjaftry ^aa aont over Henry
flcws's private wiro tn Boston. The followlng C-.ar._e
terlstlc anvwer was received:
I am ulivo and never waa klcklng hacderJB n.
lifo tha-ii Just at thls moment. B. F. IHTLEK.
THE WEATHER REPORT.
.
F01.RCA8T UNTIL 8 P. M. FRIDAY.
W.ishli.Ktoii, Auc. 13.?For Nrw-Kncland. l-istrrfl tit
Yor_, Bow-Jerofljr, Baotaon .*aane_tianh-i Deiawara aad
Maryland, Vlr.luia aud North Caiullna. fair; l'.pi.t, vartebia
wind.; no dooMod ihTITg* ln umiaMature ; aener liy ralr aad
vurrner Saturday.
Por Qflfliglfl .nd South Carollna, gcnerally fair, exfana
ahowera M lliaMaoaOlin potMoa aln:l tly warmer La tbe la*
Urior, aoolflfl on th*' .ta-t; fair Satm Uy.
1 ,.r roafffla rior.da and W.-t-ra Fiorida, lo.al ialfl??
aUgfedy ?
For Atabeaaa and NtaaMalpyt, occa?ioniI ahowen ln
south.-rn portlmi*.
F r l.oi.is-.i ii, pi-mrally fair. rxcrpt ?c?^tt?*^?d aha
ln me Immodlate Miaalaalppl Vi.ii.y: ahfMly warmer
i , tCaatem Texaa, gratrmlly ulr, ascopt local ralaa
the extr
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anU i tlr. _, ,?
l_r V..-.1.111 Naw-Vora, Wntan P*ni.?* Ivanla. w
Vlr?.iil? and Ohlo, allghU/ waraur and rmr, uenrra
Mtrnday, aaeepl Ea ol-la Meraooaag ..ouoii-?
! ai.'iia, generally fair. follo\v.<1 ln thr e\.-nm?
lo ..1 abowora in S|i BoathwaaMf |airr..on ; aUgMtf noi^
- --?
_n l.d.t.r Mi ii ??.in. local r*?i:is ln th*' norli?*ak.
allgbtly warmer aaeepi on th, aliore of Lai.. Miewgw,
iln* a .' Uki I
I-,,: i pp . MlebUan aud ^^ aconala, lt**ai raln*.
?-?or Ull v ihirid-r?Urrma Ul *?
noiirlrrn p*?nioa , illg _,,.
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eili-i.tlv wari ?
i nr lowa :?'id n*-i rasi.a. froooeat akowero. .
lor Mi'ni.-?.ui. fair axeepl ahowera lo the aouwaaw
1 - Nii;Hi l>?l(r't, fair: ?l'rlitly cuolcr.
loi fcoutii Dakota. local ra ns.
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d'Bnal B**i 1, ,? i-'_id,x
Ui^ Mpaoeooi. iiou, al Parry-a Pharmacy, s?un m_.i4ii.*
Trthaaa ont.-... aaf. h7i - ?? ?! r v
aafl 'i v.-Mii-iv, vMb nri.t aortba - ? ? I
tlnally al.ift. d M t.." HMth, antl ? dry alr. Maafl *>.
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midniirht it h.d rtoaa to .:.!? TM Mi ? ?
tmm tt Mi M Umnta, Ha aonanp ..'???? bna8 m
blfbflt u.an on tha aMrMV0OO_lM di.y l;.*t yi^r, ana
V ,,, .?K_..I? M fi
In aud near I day thero will probably t?
mathflr, ? m itlgbi Maaaaal ebeana
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