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BEVERLY WARD'S BUIT.
UE Uff" F0R ?? ATOO?NTIMG OF HIS
FATHER'S ESTATE.
ACTION i* BROVG1IT AGAINST LUTHKR
jfNTl'l-' WHO 19 Ml!. WARD'S Hit? ?Tlir.it
IjC-l \'?'?'. AXD A TRUSTES OF THR
?.?, Ann ? -?. v.-r.
,,. ?. ? the barker, lai been made ')<"?
. ? brought against him In the _???
m, ,*ei:;?. !*>' Iilf! brother-in-law. Beverly Ward, a
p ??.??no? ?'? to compel ths banker to make
" ? . trustee of ths ? state of lii? father,
. -.? .,? rued June ;,". IST*.
?.?. 1400,000 In trust to his four
D?lai ?. George ?. Wai : and
? ' '?. the death of ihe tei ta?
?'G?,.\: : Ih? Irusl fund reverts to their chil?
dren of the testator, it la al?
/.jo,,? Mi Kounlae haa used tl?.?? Income of the
'_ ' . ? I did up il??? principal Instead of
thereby Increasing the value
' l'ila r. at the expense
ugAlni 'y?'1- having name! his
ai? gasati H ?Vai I, and Mr. Kountse as exec
Mra. Wai ; act? '. aa such up to
?,'. .:, ?'?. ISJ8. Th?? will provided that she
? . ? ? a f<? ot 1)0,000 in ?????? of
", .... bl ther, Matthias Ward, of
Plainflctf, ali ?uld have the Income of MtAM for life,
tallir?? Jenni De Grosse Whelp, a grandchild, a
ub. nun ai ?? !:"" same trustees, th.? residue to be
?.yit.\ tnl v parti SI -Mr?. War! ?nd chtl
?(? _. ; ? was to receive his proper share
nt the Ini ? . with the remainder over to each
ath of the life annuitants,
.???rpr;:. ? ?! ?a ?a to be divided among their chil
?_r. ? ? ' - ??? answer to the application for
..ytot-nt ? by his brother-in-law thai the
,,ltt ; ? 1er the management, and
,,.., fi ' Hi? several shares
' ,?. , ? the t.st.itor regularly, and that
LjjM.r kepi open hla looks relative to the
?fMif!s ?f Mr. Ward for tli.?se Inter
?[(? ;.. and thai th?* plaintiff and all
c,'t*rt ' t the bo is Mi. Kountse also
imilla' ft! ' larlea wer.? dissatisfied
px.fpt:?? iii tiff, nnd perhaps th?? plalntlfTa chll
?rta. ii?'- irged tl mmuwion f, r I la
w(tl i- and trustee, Beverly Wari aske 1
m ? Ini a guardian a ? lltem f >r
gt tola ? I in the ? state.
CHARLES WALTON OODEN"8 WILL?.
??.OST. ITS IS LEFT TO HIS WIDOW
HE MAKES THRKE ' IIARITABLE BEQUESTS,
CHari? Wa n'i a :i was Hied yesterday
ntie gate ???? was found dead
le ">r !'. ,ast. The will was ex
(ntfd on ' IsT?, with a codicil on i?e
offibrr ? ? The executors named in th?- will
anJ. V- Kei ind Buchanan Winthrop.
-> t? ?'? "?? i" the Protestant Bplsco
n! Ch , ? inlon ;
fcrd of 1 t the Proti want Epli
co-al ? the Board of Foreign
jimio ;m1 Church.
Ha lari G the esta! riven
?o th?? ? ? ogden, and upon her
ceath ir?.-n.
TO BETTLE TUF. I.AMAR ECTATB,
?f-.'i.u '. ? --?-. rt 1RS OF i.r: 10 VI!? ?
?MEN G ON THK
I H REFORT.
,??: ' - ???m.-? c.iirt. Chambers, h-is
t upon the reporl ot tha r? f.-re,,
all ert Stl? Bull brought by Harriet
Oaz-? .?-? a s and 1 rank C. Jj>!:?-s. as admlnis
tost?n Qasaway it. Lamsr, for .?
settler:-? n ta of ?'.. De Rosset I.amar,
?a ext tati '::-:? thCf*, ?.?.? the l'Oli
i:r Hon of the ?
, iway ?i. Lu:..ir died In ?October, ISM, leaving
? r?.. - ??? ? -1 ; rilara. There was
prrsor.a! property of the val';- of i 75,000, His two
daughs-r- Harrlel Caaenovo Jones ar.d Charlotte
A. I.. ?a - ? I'AUX] ,?:. 1 th?? lal'.'-r's
th;:!:? his ? G ?' ? Ross? ? ?.?-:. ir, were
ihe p*i: ? il beneflclsrlei m 1er hla win. The son.
Ils wa? member I ihe lirm of Butter .\ ?
acted at- ? x? utor up to the time "f hi* death in
'?nu?:?;. :-?- Two trusta ware crested ?>?r the
?????fit ? ?!?? two daughtera and for th.? children
<,;?.?* i Aral hueband of tbe Ductuwa
vu Ro;,- rt ? 8 ittet
Mr. L I '-Is death, liad claims
*-a..i??. i... Qovernmenl ?ikhi????,:.?,- sever?! imil
iou si .liars for cotton BStSefl during th<* war.
!!:i !,? ; iew, O. B. Limar, jr., wa? Imprison?? 1 by
ib* G: . Bi .?? - ig? its in November,
if*'?, while they were taking cotton at Thomas?
Mile, ?la. Mr Lamar had hopes that these cotton
tlalms would be collect? 1, and under Ins will lie
Rade provision for their distribution. He pro
Wed that If th? ?.. were collect?*???, out of a
por'ion of th?-:n | luid I??- BOI n;art to
maintain hospital? for ??? : j rsons in Augusta
at ? Bavani ? : iheaa ? ,t:on < iaims, how
e\?r, ? ,. : now they are barrtjtl
by the .?ta'iite of UmitStlOnB. Claims W < : .? made
Igslnst the ? tai ?rever, by the cities of Augusta
ar.d Savannah for :!.?? maintenance of these noept
tal?, avi they va<re M tiled by the payment of
5 ?
The <--:a!?' i -?? ),? ? ? ln Utlgatlofl almost ever
airi?, the Bl . Of Mr. I.amar, being invi.;?.
?bout ? ? ; Bedinge,
.and thi - cover a period of nearly twenty
?fur.? In view of th?? lari-e amount of litigation,
w4 also fact that large losses resulted to
th* aal .??? i;?? the ..??- of Butter <v Co., with
">'*l"h ? ol Mr, Lamar was Identifie?! hin
Miat- being Ii tlie estate hM dw!ndl**d
"oflK-v. ?unte of the ese ?! ?
Hl allowed and ? ?lowed. It being oharged
tha: G? ? a of tlie estate in pertain
r?.?;
Tiv ' ami b?tr Bister, Harriet, ha\>?
soi tome y< ?'?!-. the prln?
cii'?i whether the Duchess should
b? barg? ? v.i:h the value of the ho ,-??, No. 41
weei Twenty-Bixth-st., which h;??! bees given to
1er bj prior to his death. The court
! d be deducted from h?-r share In
the t ? . .-.???? t with advances made
th* lar.??? lo-?eg -ahl'-h the ei"tate has
Incurred. ,?? . ? . ?. i,<-r share considerably. Her
share of tha nel Incorna of the batate la about
J. ?' Her l?hlldren win also con.e In for a portion
o? ner lati.?ra estate,
?') CONTEST FOR THE MORA CLAIM
A11UCaT!',n MADE FOR LEtTERg ok ah.mims
Ti'.ATK'N TO KN.\i:I.K J M. MORA'S lilil??.-? T?J
BRINO |1 IT AtiAIN'HT TMEtH fN'l.K.
Ar? ?typticatlon was made yesterday l?y Imvld
Hsy.SC the Arm : HOSTS ? Hummel, for the ?rant
!'?8 of lettera of alministratlon and tlie lesusnos
*>'? Citations gpon the estate of .lose Mar;a Mora.
The patltion for the letters of hdriilnistratlon was
*>*e?enu-l :,, '!,e BurrogSte^ and is made in the
"ame of Jos? Manuel Mora, a son, who lives at
?Xmonieo's.
Ttie nr; IV ation is made for th?? purpose of event
?aa"y brlnglni ? .? ?ceedlngs In the nature of a suit
to recover a half interest in the famous Mora ? la'.m,
_?B*ssgstlag y MAMA, which the Spanish Oovern
"?ent ha? ?? ;, .. 1 ,? ?,:iy ju tiiree Instalments
O??00,t?J,j i;.ain.
IMA Marta Mora died on November 5. 11^. at Rio
fwelro, Brasil, leaving the foliowms eblMtaai .l"s*
itir.uel, JoAt Marts ?: this rity: Albert, who live?
ln 1-aris, Franc; ?_,.? ,, M ar,d Henry, who live
? Brain, and Mario Josefa, who lives in Lisbon,
P-f.ui*ai.
it is asserted by Jooi Manuel that his falber,
?Gitana, and Anton,o Maximo Mora, his brother,
*"* Is partnership m tbs largs -'"'J valnabls
^??'?tions on the Island Of Cuba. Just SatsMS "?
|7*?na. and that th?? i.roperty wae confiscated by
J? Ssanlsh authorities durine; the Cuban re!?.ll!on
?Kl. Antonio Maxim?, .Moia ISBSBSillSltly came
J-thi- cuy, in order to escape any further PSTSS
?o* at the hands of the Spanish authorities, and
. k -a >"p nanna or in?- ?-.punisn auinoin"?. "??
"*lrot),er Jos' went to UraJtil. The ? lalm aKalnFi
C____-'?h Qovernmenl foi damane* for the con
???*?'' ?,', 'h?* projicrti wa? made In the name of
b?0'"'. ! or all these years th?- negotiations liave
J^ pendlnit for the recovery of the claim, and
<Vu.i>,1Jiir'K '"' :1" recovery of the claim, and
'**?t?i Spanish Government lias decided io pay
|f *__dren of Josf? Mar.a Mora sllei-e that they
? J un,"pi:te?i evidence In th?n? posseaalon that
W?tla. *r"h'?? existed between Ih. ir falher and ins
??V.? a-'") therefore Ihey ara entitled to one
*** <?..' .',11'. ???"? which ibe Spanish (?ov.rnment
?_^?,-*_1 io pay
Hi-,',. un,efatr,o,| thnt Antonio Maximo Mora de
aieiV"".-'?>' partnership ? x!ste,i bi-tween himself
?at V,_ t,r?ther. and that he will vigorously con
4Z ?ne attemp, on ;)l^ ,,__, of n)? ?,,????.G? ehll
?! IO re ,)V,.r a par| of Ih(, ,.lil|m
^lieat'o h;i" ''"l '!-*??, tt"y acII,'n on ,h<"
THe WILL OF ELIZA ?. HUBBSLL.
M - wU1 o" Kllza A HuLbell, who lived at No.
e-aro**'1 T,hlrtyslxtn""'- bequeaths |11>.(?0 to the
^ure 0? 1:,?1*??1?G' "f tbe Methodist llplscopal
^ ? ? I'hlia.ieiihlK; ?5,<ju0 in trust to the Dan
* ???*?G,?*1'G? Al"",f'ta,lon? sad makee be?jueste to
'* !*G! to hi rtla"'es The reet of her property
??lue et th. L.hu*batu1j Marvin D. Hubbell. The
ol ?"e estate is piaced at ?100,0000.
ME8. T. DE WITT TALMAO E ILL
?THE DOCTOR IH'HIUES To HER Bl l SIDE
AT DAN8VILLB.
Tin;
ALL ms i;\r,Af;KMF.N*Ts mn i.E.-rrni.?
arear .'?.v-pm.eii- nn T?*ua*onAeHs ???
PIS tVlFirS OOHDTTtOM I?; f-|{,T!,-A,.
Th? Rev, Dr. Ta Image ha? cancelled all hla Ii
: irlng engagement? in ihe West and hurried to th?
Ie of I la u '?. who la critically III al the , ,? ,
Urlum in Dansvllle, N. v.. wher? she wen I several
month? ago to be treated for nervous disorders.
l'util a few day? ago, Mrs T,,;ma?e mu doing
nicely, snd hei husband and children had .-very h pe
lhal ? ??? would b? restored to then in good health.
The sudden change haa aroused their gravasi feai ?.
It. Talmage telegraphed to Brocklyn friend? yes.
lerday that hla wife's case waa "eatramely critical."
and asked the prayers Of all their friends for her
recovery.
.lohn Wood, a long-time friend of the family. : ? ?
a trustee in the Tabernacle, said yesterday: "Mrs
Talmage'? lllneas date? from the Brooklyn Taber?
nacle tire in May. IM. She Is suffering fr,.rn nerv?
ous prostration, and she ha* never been the .?-me
woman since that calamity. \Vh?n th.? fire hroke
out. at the end of the morning ?ervice. tli" Rev. Dr.
Talmage was holding hi? usinai Sunday reception to
parishioners aril etrangcrs who had Visited the
Ta!? m ao. lie srai standing by the platform,
shaking hands, when all at ot.ee. on glancing up
Ward, he ?aw that the building was on fire He
started to leave it, ar.d had gotten some distance on
his ?ay out. when he happened to think of some
art!??:,?, either his bat or a little package, I have for?
gotten which, and he returned. Then he thought,
as he was making bis way through the building for
a second time, that It might not he Just the thing
to rush out, especially when th?re was a poeaiblllty
of other people being In the edifice, and so he hei I
on M long as It was prudent for him t ? do so.
"lira Tnlmnge and the rest of th?? family had Iti
the mean time made their escape from the building
and wvre watting on th?' opposite side ?if th? street
in an agony of suspense, having heard tli.it Dr.
Talmage had returned to the building, and fearing
that he might have Peen ..?.t. m. by the heat and
the smoke. When she beard th? news that he was
safe her overwrought nervous system was unequal
to the strain, and ns I remarked before sh?? haa
never enjoyed the same health F-in-e."
Mrs. Talmage went to Eurofte laal year for the
benefit of her health In companj with her daugh?
ters, the ?:????. Maud and Daisy Talmage. When
in Home ?he was prostrate.1 with the Roman f? VI r.
ai l made ? hurried trip home Wie then went to
the doctor's summer home at G?.??' imp ton, hut her
nervous exhauatton was as apparent a? ever, nnl
she finally went tu DanavlUe about s >e?r aso.
THE TE I? USB ERESIE MB USD.
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Through a typographical error In our l?sue of
Thursday last, lh? a knowledgment of th* ron
Irlbutton of the Rue??!? of the i-llff House. Mini ??
ira ska rist.-r County, ? ^.. read I*. whereas It
should have lie. ri |u '! t..nirihutlon of \V. i'
14, was omitted entirely in the same laau?.
The Tribune Fresh-Air Fund tak-s great pleasure
In acknowledging the receipt of s check for t?\ from
"Dally Header," to b? forwarded to the family of
which lb? h ist,.md and father is totally Mind in
account of this family was printed In 'aal M Miday'a
Tribune. The money hss be-? forwarded to the
proper person, and the Fresh-Air l'un 1 wishes t.?
..?-.?.? "Dally Healer" that the gift will brini*
much happiness and light to tho stricken house
hoi 1.
To-day's parties start off ???? earl] In ?? 1. th'?
< hllUren will have r?. be ready to basin tl
while the greater part of the city is ?till a-!?? ?
Seventy youngster? will take th? 7:10 tram this
morn lag for Walton, N. V. It will be an early
start, bui th? ? hlldren won't car? when two long
week? in th? country are In sieht, mil they hai
??vrai hour? In t ne cars to make up f. ,r lost tlm?
The I'lttstleld epe. lai this moniln* will . arry the
fourth company of fifty-four ?hlldren to Plttafleld.
Mas? Behenectady, N. Y.. win re.-eiv? the m
??? of thi? season. This part ? will number fifty
three Cold Spring, ? v. also arante to have ..
baril In ih<- so?? ? ??.oik. ati l will give .? warm arel
come to ?;x'?.-n boya and airls this afternoon.
THE DORR HARVEY DE ? A IE.
OOLD THE STANI.AIM? OF VALUE.
From The St. Paul PI meet Bree*.
TI ?? plain. Indisputable faci ?? that gol I has been.
In all commercial practice, the atandard of
In this country for ov?-r fifty years. All contra ?
dui mg that tlm?? have bran male with the under?
standing that the) tarer? ??, be d 11 gol?!
?. tory l'nlte ? Ri ite? b in I ba ? be? ?
and : ? with lhal un terstanding.
HARVEY EVADED A QUESTION.
Prom The Oshkosh Northwesten
Som?? ?.r.e asked "Coin" Harvey during Ihe de?
bate whether, if the rotnmer tl ratio bad beei
12 to ?. aa ?? la now, Jefferson or Hamilton ?? ?
gi??? would, In ic'2. have advoi ited ?? estab
? ratio at 18 to 1, Harvey evaded the
pertinent point in ihe question aa to what Ihej
*,,a? ? hai a Ion? I"? alallng wh?! lh?
namely eatabllahed the .'.mag?? ratio ai ih
mereiai ratio.
(.? UN*! ? ?? NCI Kit I ?'?..
From ? .?- Terra Haut? Expt*eaa
According to Harv.y a man who haa ability to
?ava a part of a good salary atei aen a enough t..
Invest It so a.? to be sill?? of bis !M>-r. ?I, la a less
reliable auvlser In finance than another who never
could save or make money. It will be Inter? ting
to barn what Harvey doe? with the money he .s
now making hand over fist. Does he put it In s
slocking or In a bank'' A bank atOCkholder 1? as
good a? a b..nk depositor, and one canno! ??..
without the Other,
ONE OF HARVEY*! FALLACIE*
From The Chicago Trihun?.
Harvey lays It down as a necessary condition to
"I ,.-i,tifie bimetallism" thai the Government and
the private debtor ?hall have th?? option a.? ro which
of the two money? is to be paid In satisfaction of a
claim. Hut that option to nay In the cheapei
money or the ?wo I? Just the thing thnt drive? the
other more valuable coin out of circulation.
Mit. HARVEY*! LOGIC.
From The taalveeton News.
Mi Harvey, of Chicago, seems to hold that he.
cause ther? have been thieve? in the past, there
fore w.? ?hould throw honesty to the dogs and pro
... ? to repudiate our debts and to confiscate the
property <??' others.
"COIN" NEED! A NEW OUTLET.
From The Kansas <"itv Star.
It Is und?rstoo.l that Mi. llarvry, of "Coin'?
Financial School," is already hunting ? BeW pia??.?
to break out.
?'I am a Coliartlviat, 1 ami" _ .
??\h. ves! Now I have lOO.iXiO franca. Mm?? I
ahare that with you; what will you give me.'
"Half of my humpr'-^t'Diuatration.
NEW-YORK REAL ESTATE.
A TALK WITH A WELL-KNOWN BROKER
????\:-?'?' ??: ipi ;.?;? r rnxsiDKRBn a ?
FIELD G?? IXVEaTJIBXT WHY THE M M
? i.t. Buii.niNaa is in. ,?.: ?
In spite of ?
? - . l h o f Ca ?
th.nti ... of the cl
?
unanimous !ri thi
of a shifting of ?
esta fr..,?, the Io.
cupy. The great buaim
?? firmly - I ? ? '
?. an 1 ii la b. : i'i I that I
of Ihe hemli phi re will ?
with the name of (S'ali Street, ?
paet, and that there ? ? ? ?radi
?: ?ork F
Es hange t.. .? m? a ; '?
tain? ? that th?? great bulldlni ear I
hav.? congregated ab lut ll a
themselves, bul thai many sddltloi
to their number. Whli? in? Increa
below the City Hall dui ? ? flfteei year?
has b. en Immei It I tju-eed that o
not so clos? Ij Identine?! s t?: the rlnan ?! ? ?
win fin 1 theli b islneas ] north? ?? '?
In th.?; connect remarks ot Fn lei
?ck, of the well-known r? .1 estate ur m of Pi
Southack .?.- Co . of So. Ill Bi ?a Iwa? .
with Int? reel, Mr Ho thai ? ha ? be? p lo
?-I In real estate In this ? Ity, an 1 hla
In sue ? mattei -arded a lhat of an ? ?? rt
Mr. Southack Mid ) ilei la) to ? Tribun? t?.
"ih- outlook waa never better for both ?
and ?elllng ?' ? the first ira mer
chants have begun t.i take larger pr. ml.?.-, and sre
makli g ?? ,v \ ntures. li? rei
holding on where the) wer? for the lowest ?
rent and for the abortes! time, not knowli : a'hal
was g ib g to I ippen ? ?
?. ill lings In thi
goods .? ?"? ? ? in Droadwaj have a fendei
bring ba k tenants on t
the ,.. . . ?
wer? bringing In more r? nt than ? new b
would bi But I other nee mi :h
?. :?? of conatructlon mak? ?? ? albi? for ?>?. o
to cai Ita
a (en Btory ne ,\ b G?
?.?-?tory l?u
. '..r sequent . ran
??;..,-.
<iu< ?? Ion of Inaurane? . be ? vita ?
the drygoo I? dial ?
the lh? ? m ber and
tenants In one bull.Ili Ii
year, when a tei .? ....
furar: . :
that the owners and
furrne I by I ea thai
ince policies would be
trat Ion, a pi tl ? ne I '
yea r; a little ten? 1 I ?
sn 1 ?????is "ii ih? bla k list ?
?
even that I
list ?
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?
"Thi ?" '
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It, ?
ME. ASDMRS. UI.!::, ! EM 1 ??! WALDOBI
THE ?? ?BAND ? ?THE!
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MAKE Ou
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I.. 8. K? rr an I wife lef
iy where I
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an 1 M
to theli " lei. It
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young coup!?
te th?
?aid that I!
sh
that ??? |
the marriage
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work?, nl Nu. :
mai , with s
ni? e of S ?
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; it s?
v?. ..r. an*! Hie?
lt la un?l?-rs|
-
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UPESISG OF UH' STASDABD IIII \I1.I.
????.? '
The r ?
la ih?
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iv ber?
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Man iger J. M. 1
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i. ike ?. ? il ? ;
I?? given al " real casi
? .? Lake (I
Mlae l' irothy v.
if Dorothy: ? tbe or!s
v. il lei In tl
an si ways art lei
composed ?.f Ml
?? ?sui liter
th? Misses 1 ' ?'? ** "
l )avld Ter?
rei , Basil Tel 11 1 ok and II? nry Btan
l-y.
The week hi been a lucrative one for th? root
gar?en??, deaplte lb? Inclemenl weather ?I Ibe
Madison ^uare Harden, Press r*4drldg? ia al ?
?eure? ??* n ? ?
.?.?,, to bm him ? ? ?? r? m Und? r ol ti.?? bill la atrong.
At Koater fl ? lai'? ro ; ? ? len, Qeorge V*..I,
? n.. wl. .? dlff? ? ??! ' orni 1.1?.," ha? ma :?? ? ???
... ? hli w.th hl m ?? .1 funny saying?
? ?..? ?..?.?? r-Itel *?'.?.?? pe, Hie performing
cuckoos, ' 'lai Isse Agnew and er ?
make ? i.i?.i.t on th ? f. evert it It in
?
At th?? American Itoof Harden the living in.nl.le
sta ? ne.? promise to bee. ,r ,..?. .ii Ion,
??. l)li .? . .?..?? hai of the II? Ing ?
ful, la ? real artisti? sruuiiLni* ..r live young
?.unen m hlatorlcn ; M ? e Kllli ,1 un?
Thornton snd '? linore and ? .? ? ??... ? ? 1 ??,.???,? up an
e. ???. ina' - tit? r ta nm? I
The Eden Mu ?'?? ha? ?>n exhibition a wa\ group
of I'realdenl I'lt-vi lun I and th the
: Hi ? ad lltlon to ll ?? oth? i atril Ing fen tun i?,i
wax figure of a "new woman" on her wheel
To ti? lovers ol ?llrrln?, melody snd swinging
harmonie? the announ ? n?*nl of .. new march by
John Philip Boui i, th.- "March King," carrlea a?
Ini re?( .??< the product I ? of s neu pia) b)
PJardou does ta tbe sppr. heau-i goei
Bouea'a Bai lato pis] at th.i International and
Cotton States Exposition a! Atlanta, Ua., in the
fall, an.l some time ago hi received s communlr?
tl?.n fr.-m the Board of Dir? lo ., klni
write an "offl lai" mar, ? for the Exposition. .s..u.?a
gl'ioly compiled, snd he will pia) th? nee mari b for
the first tlm? nexi Sunday evening si Mani ? in
? :? a? ii The mai ? l? ha ? )?? ? ? na mi ? ' ? ?? ?
?..?." in compliment t.. i???? Expo Ilion, and I ? ?
aaya It la undoubtedly tbe i" I march he ... ?.?
wrtttei
?'aptaln Franc it. ll. Woodward, tha nets ? . ?
.-..ir. pondent who haa Jusi returned from the In
terioi of Cuba, the actual seat of lh? present war,
I? about to begin ? lecture lour under ile- manage?
ment nf J'.lin /. I:-?? ra. Illa tirai lecture will be
g.ven al Pro. tor's Theatre next s inda) evening. Il
?.'. ?!, be Incidental t?. the ? tal acred ? , - and
will begin at - ?.' !" I; Mr \\ o ?dwar I wa
captured b) the Spaniard? and thrice sentenced to
be shot, ill.? ?vp. ilei,,.? sill I,.? Interesting and
Instructive a.? well as thrillli
?? grac? th?? opening of the >'? iw Lyric Opera
House, .it Hammersmith, I...1,.'. ?. ?,,,? Saturday
n.i;ht. Mi:. Langir) wa? there to ?peak an a?l?lr? ?
written ?... w.i-? Jom and every Una and ihe
sentiment were che?-i I to tl the .1.11,1. ,
.audience, Mi l.angtry received a handsome
b..u.|uet. p..und with ribbon? of fawn and turquoise
(ber racing olor?), from Ac-ton Phillip?, ti.wnei
and inaiiii-.-i- of the new opera ). ?
Manager lUwmquesi baa return? 1 t.. t..wn and 1?
having th.? Fourteenth Btn-ei . , , ??
and Improvi d for (he open , .
guxt t?, w I.? n II Igi .1 1 .'I: n
and vocalist, ? 1st? ? b) Bettina Qirard, who haa
Men ape?la 11} ??? iged. .
un.t II ? ?? in "The w ,. kl?.?? l'oati..'
which n?? and ?pedal scenery, Including an ?lab
oral? ?? ?? Ivlng ? m baa be? ? prepared The
Hupp?.rtii,K company will Includa .\li M De ?'ampi
a, yoiiiiK and h.ii,.i.-,..ii?. .,1,... Alfred Hastings
Roger and Belle Dolan and others At ?-very per
forniate?. M. O'Rourlw ?vili ??,? aeveral new
eoiig? and a number of cUvei .?,, lai U?? will be
Introduced.
?The <;??.?? Har?n" wan performed la?t night at
Tf-rrace Garden by Ih? Conrieil Perencsy Company.
The hon?.- wai crowded and Ihi audience ?how? 1
by frequent applHij?? ita appraclatlon of the good
work of the company.
.1 PUEBLA EDITOR MURDERED
JOSE OLMI, DBVOTEp PARTISAN op OEN?
HUAI, MARQUEZ, THE VICTIM.
".IITIANS SLASH HIS It' DT WITTI DAOORRS ?????.
I"' niRSRKTS ? TERRIBL1 sri/TA'Ti:
'?'? vs T?r MOTIVI POLITICAL
? ?It PSRSONAL.?
Ili -t'.ti. Ans? : ? speclsl dispatch to "The Iler
:roin Puebla, Miralco, Bays: Society In
city is Btlrred to ii? depths by the atrocious mor?
ii a mu h ?? ; - te I and brilllanl nea
man. the former editor of "|-:i Monitor ??? Puebla,"
? h?? w.t<. Wednesdaj night, In al?'. ? ?? ir
l'arra! suburb, attacked by rufllans, armed
? i'h ?' The editor, a ' ?ee ? a mi ?? ? -1" ?'?
; ? ?? , ',.\ endest on 1 to defi If, bul
?a? ??? , and f?'d de id, arlth mor?- than
around ?, i:i? body presen >? ? a toi tibie
..? when found.
."?flop ? ?lms. who was ?? ex-member of the Na?
tional ?' tigrea . hai taken an active part In lour
m In ?hi?? , ity, and waa a devoted partisan of
Oenersl Ron.lo Marques while tliat olHcei .? ia
? ?'? ?? .?'? (lor I lima violently oppi ?ed the ca
ire of G?rerai .Martine/, for the Governo
I on tin tatter's a ? islon to power Oil ?,\ aa
froi th ,'?,.? ?hip ol the
eved m'l.-h over ih?? event.
He had lately been projecting a tournai, ?
I doubtless have been in opposition to the
Ma;-?? ? 7. administration.
Whether the motive :or his murder waa poll! ?.
or ???!-,?.?; ?... one knows, bui mani? rumo
Redor Olma waa of a determined character,
?t? ? Intimidation bad no effe ? on hnn.
WHERE DID HE 'HIT IT?
R MOR TMAT TUB KHKDIVE OF la.VI'T HAS PRE
si nt:::. TUB SULTAM with U.00
Constantinople, Aug. " it is rumored thai the
K!" live of Egypt, who arrived here on J ?
it ?,, the Sultan a presenl ot [300,000, with
a vlesr of enlisting more active aympath) on
: irt of the latter In the Rgyptlan question, The
hemeni broughl aboul be ? ? Itui ,a and
? urkey and the ? ? .????? ? ? ? > ? ?
Kussla and Pran ? have, it is thought, prompted
. - Ilv4**a a
I'm: PROVINCIAL OPTN >X.
PRIVT ??".s'' ai. MUST DEFINE THE ' M
.:' ? : ; . ?. vi, UQI OR LEOISUATION IN CANADA.
?. ?. ? n. An?, ? The hearing ?
Prohibition ippeal by the lud
Privy ? .unc?! was resumed this morning \ ? ?n
imbei of ? 'an ? lian t. in : itei a in?!
?
.1. .1 McLaren, Q C, ? ' ' ent for
the u?:" lanta, the Provtncte ol On rio,
Tovli il leg a! itur
i'i ?? of ii-r? ira Into t lelr Pr
When Mr ? ? argument ?:, it
llald ine. ?.??'. V G .
Inai the i |U ir restrictions ? u
.? f the w ???? '? 'or trade and
? ?," v. Filch was a
Mr lane ? fi
?
partial ?
?
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.
.
matters ?
? ? ??: '-?,G ? .:
?
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?
GAUTHIER ATTEMPTS SUICIDE.
?? RDI REU ?'.?? ?. '?' HO R vs 1
? Il E, IHItll.!, IN lll.it BRIDAL DRESS.
\-r : l sarte Oa ithli r, ?? ? ? ?ui ?? p ?
?.??..,.
,? .? maolf II I.? ?eli e?iiv thi.?
?.?-.,-. rat pe p il- '- -m atr ?,?? torn
? but waa d ii ?
if th? ! ' ?
? ?
? . . , . ,? : ? I
? ??> ?
\ .?? iLLIERT FL? ODI ??
, ? ? ?,t IR a SCOTI il RI S ? II IS li:- ?BAllI..
PTHI BATH : '
... ?,.,? ? . , ' ni fteiti
r ot A
, ? . lllerjr. near that place,
.
Vt the |
?ani the in ? ? Il risii
?.bout nln? ? ? i ? ?
? ? ??
-.
Il
THIS GOVERNMENT AM? HLI BUSTERS.
? Ft TO
iNfl TO '
\\ ? '
? 'upan
? .
...?:?' ? Irati in. A
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: ?
, ., i. m <
-
In I B'eek*
'l'I,?? United -
? j .?,!!
, . , ? ny of the poi
I
meni is ? ? to that end. Th? ? rop? ?
. ? . ... .? ? one viol .tins
neuti Ity la ? ? omptly ?
?? iln could p ? ? ?? ' " "'"r
had goni
? he two Powers did not require tl ? ? ,"\? ? ?
to ti insfoi in all Ite revenu
, , :..-? |,.itr.?i !,<r the uri ? - - f of BUpposed
? The Cuban manifesto Issued In New
York, l"? ?ail, appeared t?. be the .? ni ?<<
an nll<i.'e?l sur.?'S?fni ????.?????t on the Island nd
sppe u?? ? ?.? blm to !??? nothing in ?- calling
for ih?? Intervention of thi? Government rio .??
? ' ? overt set would, on the other h in I,
be conati led dlfTatrentljr, bul the Cuban eympa
? seem to underatand the difference between
agitation and action He admitted lhal ll would
???? Impossible f .r the Government to k????;, Ita r?,,?-,
constantly mi th- <". ???" ???? p.?ople in tii'i eountri
??, such an estoni as i" t ? ? ? - % ? -111 the ?? partura
? t there of a anull exp< lltlon, and especially was
this true when it waa api irenl thai if, sympathies
of the greatei part ol the people were with the In?
nts.
? ?f> ?
W. C. POWERS MUST PAT 11,800 DAMAGES
London, Aug, 2 Badia Bsblns, ;i young Irish
s a .?.. Ilvli|g in London, haa obtained H.6O0 dam
for breach of promise tn ?? suit agninst Wlll
..-ini Craig Powers, .??"' of ?? banker of Rochaster,
V V. The liefen,I,mt ?lid li t a|,|,,:ir In roll?i II Has
hown thai Powers ?as already married when lie
???I himself tu .Miss l'.akn..?, Who St thai time
?? ' employ? ? m the Holborn Hot. I.
Rochester, ?. Y . Aug. 2 William ''ruin Powers
is n son of millionaire ? > \\. Powers, one st Roch
? wealthiest and foranos) citisene, ova ?,,.?? of
th.lebrated Powers Ari ??.ill?r>, Powers Hotel
Bl I Powers Hank, of this city,
William C. Powers iiu been absent about tin?.'.?
year?, senerally Bupnoaed '?" be In Japan for the
puri ?? "?' freeing himn.it' from his wire, who ?.
a this city, and wiiii whuiii hi-, marriage
has noi be? ? bappj.
? ??? ?
SIR EDWARD MALET RAS NOT It K s 11'.??: p.
London, Aug. :?. "The Pell Mail Gesette" oui,.
II bes s ??-?.??,'?? from ??? correspondent In Mei ?.?,
who wiitM that n?? has th?? personal authority of
Sir Rdward Malet himself for saying thai tha re
??, its ..r that geotleman'a resignation ..f his position
as KriMsh Ambaaaador , German) are premature.
S'r Edward haa Informed tha corresponden) thai ha
a ,? make no decision in regard io the matter
ii'illl untumi,.
NEW TRANSATLANTIC LINE TOR CANADA.
Ottawa, Ont., Aug, ? ? si eement has been
reached between Ine Columbia Belgian Steamship
Company and tha Dominion Government, by which,
r?,r an annusi aubsid) of ??,???, the company is to
establlah aa sloven knol fortnightly steamship s?>r
between Canada and Antwerp, calling at a
Pre?en pori The tiret steam iip '.r the new line
nil leave Montres! on May t,
THI PORTE WH,l. INSTITUTE REFORMS.
Constantinople, Aug. I The Cabinet ha? d(*ctded
thai reforma shall be Instituted not only in Ar
iiieiilu. luit in ail the Turkish provinces.
MR. CHAMBERLAIN "?' THK COALITION,
Mirniinuhum, Aug. 2. Joseph i'Ii.noli rluln mal? u
p"lil:?_l upeerh her?? this -?.enlng. In tlie course of
sis remarks h?? referred te ih?? eoslltlos bMsrses
the CbMsrvatlvss snd Libsesl Unionists, and said
that there was no previous instance in hlsl.ry of
?uch a r.
''.'?"?' ' ?" -? and being at>?i?ger"at~Th?"?
at the beginning !!?? hop? ! end believed that the
alliance woul 1 he permanent.
il coalition la?.ing through three gen
?i.l than
DON iOLBR'i WILL VOID.
HE COERTa l'AVi: DECtDKD THAT THE QL*atatM
REOENT or bpaim CAKNOT hk
CBIVg RIB MILLIONS.
H? h I, Aug. 2 The court? have declared void
of Don Alexandra Soler, who begaeathed
; m? taa to Queen R?ttgeal i'hristlna.
The decision ll based upon a technical Haw In the
tn? nt.
MK BATARD IN OLD ??????.
UE PKESENT8 TRR r;:i/.Ks TO ai*<X*KMglIL Prril.s
in Tin: ?????t ORAMMAR KHOOL
'.don, Aug, t Mr. Bayard, the 1'nlted States
Ambassador, presented the prises to the sueeassCul
pupila of th? aneleni grammar school in Boatoa,
to lay. In the evening the Mayor of
? v.? a dinner In honor of Mr. Havard,
nlclpal authorities presented an Illumi?
na ? ' ?:? tnbaa-ador.
Mr. Havard in replying to a tonst to President
' lev-eland, ?aM that the President atood amid
?ll ?' g, on ti lent and oftentimes violent people,
who ?ought to have th.ir own way. it took s rasi
man to govern such people. Mr. Hayard closed hli
remarks with a eulogy of the public and private
lif? of frei : lent CI? /elan I.
A FAMOUS OENOE8B BANK FAILS.
N' BRtJTHERS <;.j G???? BT BEAR OPERA
TlONg IN ITALIAN RENTRg.
Oenoa, Aug. 2.?The firm of Bingen Brothers, one
of the largest and oldeal banking-house? in Geno?.,
h ??- clqa? ? its doors The llabllltlM ar? about 40.
:. . The tlrm hec.-ime in\olv. I in
bear operation? In Italian Oovernment bond? :o
?uch ui extent that It was unable to meet It? ob?
ligations The h.mU virtually controlled the |:
'? noa, .u:l had a high reputation throughout
Italy, it la believed thai leverai public men m
Rom? lose heavily b> the failure of the bank
? P*RIBND OF bTTAMBULOPF BTABBED.
Kg was ALBO A Bt'I/lARIAN UBERAI* a.?hassins
ATTACK HIM IN ROUMEUA,
BotU, Aug. ? M. MataklfT, a Liberal polli
u I an Intimate friend of the late M. StambulofT, ha?
1 '?en attack; ! by asaasalna and fatally wound? ? ??
? atarbaxardjik, II ? imella.
PORE8TERS RE-ELECT THEIR OFTICER&
IRKAROKMRVrsj HAV!?: BEEN MADE TO IEXO
HOME THE ?:????? OP JOHN M'COXNEIeU
'?'?? ?. A J The Supreme Court Of '?'.?rester?
? s crowd? ? bualueea meeting to-day. After
ihe r.?.? ling ..f various reporta, the old officers were
r< ??e '? I, and the court adjourned, to meet in
? w on Aug ivi r?.
? ?? Foreetera i.av? arranged to ?end home the
body of John McConnell, the Toronto delegate, who
r la>.
? a? -
LIGHTNING PR08TRATE*) .\ COMPANY.
. ?. 1RMAN BOlAilEBA IN A DTINQ CONDITlOg
AM ill1: RESTLT OP THB HHOCK.
Berlli lug. 2 \ dispatch from Paderborn, Weat
l ?-tru.k a company of
era ii drill, In th? diatrict of DM 8enn? >???
? most of ?h? men w-r?? proatnted.
Ij Ing > ?:: liti.in.
THE "FIGARO?' THREATENS AGAIN.
IT CRI G??? RbOV. PROQRBaa ' ig THE
' Il IN MAliAHASiAI!.
? ria, ?Vug i Tbe "Klgai ' ; ? Itahea sn article
: i; the slow pTOgtre?? which
It! ? Ie by Hi ? French expedition In Matta
anl thr ai????,-? to make revelation? which
.th.
It-pin. Sag 2 A dispatch frim Majunes. M.idv
11 ?? ? ?Ol Her.? ar.? I? a? rtlng ?-?
ma ??e, af r being r ut? I ftotn ?Uy to day by th?
. i 're . h army.
IHE PRICE BOO M HAS ARRIVED.
I r u i? N..T LAR IB, Bl T lis ORIOINATORg WERE
TALKATIVE what THET BAID a????t rr.
?! Igi 1 Brlc? boom ?truck the town ye?
il raa DOI of ?reat proportion!?, at. 1 did
ni* calia? much emmet ?, and the men that w? re
g It WOT? w.???ng to talk about their
? waa generated In the Imperlai
Hotel The originator? a*? .....r???? ? .'.Huland,
who i? Hei r r Rrlce'a political lieutenant in ohio,
and John P, Martin, .? mam tier of t1*.?? srate Board
.it l'alile Work? .ti tie ?.une St ite Mr. Martin I?
Brice m.m. Mr. Hrl. e tn a busy
\\ hen Mr, Ollllland toi ? Mm r? *
he w.u.?? I to talk arlth him for an
said tba', from ?.he ?ngagementa
? a'r? ? ly made, It looked as if he would
hav? ' ? r about ten da) a?
The ? waa brought up whea the question
ng Congressman Paul Borg
?? i!ie avalla I ?*>? for th? Democratic aoml
? ? ?: ? : fjovern? this fall. It la generally ad?
: ? Ohio that who? rar eonsenta to raa en
?ratio ti sei f..r Oov rnoi la almi ;?.? throw
maelf la lh? breach, and thai but I ttl? ?wp?
can i>. antertalnad, Mr Borg baa been
known ?? a liberal mm In poll! -. bul !?? .?ar ta
hla reward, and ? a queatloi irlaei ' ha loea
? ket thi?? fall, what !
? e. u ;- ?.ill that he nrant? ?> sui*weed
? : r .? u the Renate, ind that, aa th? ?eat
im ? va ? until ? Wl, h ? hope? to have
?. .? secure the placa as
? ? ? ?? ? for in?* fight for Oovernor. Senator Bi ???
, ? to ?.. holding ill iring prom m to
him. Then the ?i leal a aa to wliai
from ? 'hlo la afr.-r
he pive? up hla aeal !t. th? Senate. It Is now
? ? th? Democratic
? imlnatlon on tl '? ' : ??" ? -bat he la
og every nerv? ? to c irry th? ? italo
delegai in In the Demo ratlc NatkM >i Convratkm.
Th ? led Mr Martin 10 I
? I am either tl ? or one Of the original
? . Wh? ? he wai talking about
the Ben .torship an I tl , ? ty of h Ming it. I
told blm th?? be?! thing that h? canil .lo would be to
piara tin? Benatorablp In th? hand? of some strong
mu?. who would b? ? ? ? u and b? a help to hlni.
and thai then he ?arould hav.? an excellent chance
for th? nomination on th- Democratic ticket. He la
In Ohio snd I h Inge will not always he aa they
now look. The Democi it!c part) in Ohio will take a
I,ra.?- u I then look out. Many an! ninny a tim??
,-.,. |, mu ? Ho? era ? Ihe ??rave of the l>,?
? ??. in ? alwaya II hea turned up smiling and
trouble m? il rh itlon
Mr anillan?! waa noi Usi -? I to be ao talkative.
??.? laid that he admitted tha? u looked blue for the
lern ?. racy in Ohio but he took the earn? view of th.?
n that Mr. Mania did He ?aid
?s nator Brice ?? a men that talk? litt!?? ani ,? ?
much. I do ie U know wheili-r h?? want?? th.? Preel 1 ?n
imlnatlon, <.r wh? th? ? he want? to r? main in the
Henate. II?? never talk- about that. It looka to ni?
as if Mr Borg wopld get th? nomination in Ohio for
tl??.? nf Governor nnl he will hn?e -Senator
[irlce'a loyal support. ! lo no! think that he has
ever ann tunee.I himself sa a candidate for the
(U?ate He la veri popular ind would make s great
fight, a ! If he should loss It would he ..nl> th??
fertili;?? of war ?in 1 I do not think that h?? would ex?
pect to ha?.? eome balm thrown to him for the
wound If he ? ?? ? ? andldat? fer .'cnator, he would
? -? for Ihe position on hi? merita and nut for any
drubbing of a nolltlcsl nature tint he mliiht take.
K-tiator ?rice snd Mr, Borg are great friend? and ?
? think that ther? Is any truth In the report
that Mr. Borg li trying to undermine Betaator
George r Coa the politic?! dictator of Cincinnati
i.s !.. b often called, waa h"?r? recently, and hi? re?
mark? aboul Senator Brice and the Presidential
nomination ar- beim,' wldelj dlacuaaed. Mr. Cox
Ra|,| thai Mr Uric.? hod Niter try and ?et hack
Into thi Senate before he mad? any atruggl? for the
presidential nomination Mr Coa ?aid that If Mr.
Hrl..? could carri hl? .State, then be wmiM h- a
factor tu ihe race for the Presidential nomination.
but th.it he bul ii" show "f doing that, and so hfl
coul l h? ? ounted ? ul
When th.?" rein irk? were repeated to Senator
? frl.nds they "?ere Inclined to ?ay that It
* ? ?ol m sur? liai Ma^Hrlce MUH BOI carry Ohio.
.4 ?? ???t? t??m IS a MESAOS TO tessei s.
Captain Byrne, of the Morgan Line steamship
?I Dorado, which errtrad vesterduy from New- j
? irl?'in", reported thnt 00 Aiuiust 1, while passiti?
Cap? Batter??, In twenty fathoms of water, he j
paaMd close to tbe wreck of a lari??? vessel, the
hull ?.f which was about ISO feet long. Her bow
atood OUI of th?* Water nearly six feet, but her
Stem ho I settled and the aftermast was awash. A
break COUld be MOM on the port side; rail?,
timbers and plaaktng wen? smash??.! In, and kwlud
? if the veeael had beam in a collision. All the
; par?? were ?;,.n.> and nothing could be i?vn that
would indicate the name or th? cheruoter of the ves
Ml. Thr?? mil?? to the northward the El noraslo
pa ed a ?<.'1?.>..net's mast, with rigging attuiihed,
which wa? evidently i>art of the wick
?'aptaln ?yrne says that the derelict lies In >i p?
? irlon th it iiiik.??' It a menace to vessels bound
north or aoulh around i'up? llallaaaa
1//.?. nooSEVLI.r TtRRB OF MK. TOBBBY.
At the meeting of the Police Hoard yesterday a
communication was read from V. H. Torrey, of No.
?Jin ? ist on?? hundred and-twenty-alxth-at., who a a
???it? that he haa been Ill-used by Acting Captain
(?rant, of the Eaat One-hundred-and-twenty-aisth
?t. ?tattoo, and that he Intends to call him out on
the field of honor He say*? he will stigmatise the
acting rfuptaln as a coward.
"This man." said President Roosevelt, "has wrlt
t? ? a letter of complaint about me to Mayor Strong.
I received a litter from the man complaining about
something wrong In Acting Copiala Granfa pre?
cingi. I referred the letter to Serg? int tirant, who
sent a polie.man around to the house. Then I
got another letter from Torrey. He was ln?ulted,
he said, because 1 had not attended personally fo
his letter, an?! had no: answered It or celisi upon
him I move that hereafter all ?Otnmunloatlone
received from Mr. Torrey h?? returned to him."
'in motion of < '??mmlwxlTiner Andrew??, It was re
Bolved to placa or? Hie any further communications
received from the writer.
GUESTS OF ALFRED DO IGE.
DOVOMtTLLH TOTBRg HHRMSAUB KX sknwtor
MILLER, who RBJgPOKDg with ? WrRBfBL
I'olgeville. N. Y., An?,. -' ?*??????.?1>.- Alfre I Dolf?
gave a dinner patty to-night to a number of his
friends, including es-Uslted state? Hans ter Warner
Miller, Frederick W. Rolls, of Yonk-is, Georgs A.
Hsrdln, of Little Palls, .Juic? of the Supreme ?"ourt;
A. M. Mil:.?. es-Rttte Senator: Sdirard a. r.r??wn, of
Dolgevl?e: Rudolf erosati Aimtrlcaa eorreepeotliMM
of "The Cologna dsseite." and Professor ani Mra.
<i.-Orne Gonion. Tbs nue?;.? frSm out-of-town ar?
rived at 4 p. m.. anil when It became noised shout
this note?! Industrial Village that ex-F.'intor Miller
s/ai in town, some of the leading ctttsess ceiled ihe
?"???? to?i.th.'r. summoned a meeting of tbs R ?>ub
li ail Club, and organhwd a torchlight p.uade and
erenade. At !? o'clock a proce?slon of m men
marched to the home of Mr. Iiil*???. taking him and
his gu?-.?ts by surprise, but oben calls were made for
Senator Miller, he cam-1 out upon tho wide veranda,
cscort.d by Mr. Dolfie and followed by the rest of
th* company. Mr Dolge hrlefly lntr?jduc?d the ex
Senetor, referrlni; to ?i!m as the distinguish?**?! son of
ll-rkimei I'ounty. of whom the Nation Is proud.
It wns SSpeetSd tbSt Mr. Milter wotiM ?iy some?
thing ahout the excise problem, w hah 1? one of the
hirr.lng ?jupstlons In this part Of tbe Stab Just now,
hut the ex-Senator COttOned hi? remarks to gSRSrSjl
affair? with the exception that be referred rather
explicitly to the tariff. Among other things he aald
thai th? wonderful ?I? v? lopment of Dolgpvi.le was an
Illustration of what could l>* accomplished in thia
country tinder repuhllcan institutions, not th<> least
Important feature of which was the protective tariff,
t'nder that system the pi ?parity of all cla~??.?,had
lnciva.?"d and the hours of labor had ben shortened.
The dise Bl rows change thai had com? over th" coun?
try three years at? was of no Importance an far aa
the Republican party waa concerne?!, hut that dls
aster In Its ?GG??<??? upon Ih? who',.? country waa
beyond computaren, it art! ? ebSBge that bsd cost
th" country far inore th in did the late w.ir. Hut the
country ha ? recovered :.? im Ita midsummer madnass
and h.-id elee'?? 1 a Cottgresa which would try to re?
store the prosperiti of th? peopli i; waa this fact
that liad made th? people take heart and which ha.4,
set tb? wheels of Industri movine again. Th?? people
hil passed Judgment ipon the party that had eraauM
the havoc, and tbe Judgment ol the people was to be
relied u;?'.n
Other nddre?:?????] wre mil?? by Judge Hardln and
.\?"t"="?-. Heil . Milla and Brown, and th? serenades
ili?per?f'J with thr? e hearty cheers for ex-Senator
dispers? ?
Miller.
Iiort't Take Any Chance?? with a Siuhhorn Col?!,
lint gel rid of it rationally with the h?lp of Dr.
D. Jsyne'e Kxpcctorant, a h'-allng medicine for
the Lunga _ #?.
DIED
APOAR Al 1"?'? ?.,-' Mil ?t , Sew ? iH '?t?. AngSSl S,
J ,.?.?:,h A A| tai ?? I SI year* .'t m ? hi ?? i 1 laya,
' hla son, Jamas K.
issar, ??? ? ?? t. ave., r rk kilt, N. T., B?o?Ay, at 2
-. l'. m
DR \'INXK ??n Thursday, AogMI 1 ISSi, Jamen M-nl-j;
i ?. \ ?.?. .. M i"*yea
l'nv i??? fun? ? ? .? Ih* r? ? lenes of hl.? ?I?!?re,
ISlat-Bt . Wael M .irn.inla. ,,n S ,?t lay, C?e 4t!i Inst,,
SI - >" ??, m.
ROE Al ,l?T??y rity. on Thursday. AiiCT:?t 1. JsSSS W.
Kr??, ??.ll "f til? la'- 11 .ri'i?, ? ???, a???,! 44 )?_G?.
Relativ.? and Mends of tli? family are lavlled to attend
?h- fmi'-rsi ?crvir?? <>n 1st urda y afternoon, Annusi A,
at 4 o'cloi'k. nt his late reaiden?'?, ????,,G,? Fla?'?, Jeia.
??y Cltv Ilela-hts.
HISRARD At Siimm't. ? .1 . Julv .11 lRfl.',. Fllmln? Cole.
man, wlf? ,?f Edward A. Hlbherd, nr;?d ?.".? years,
Funetai Saturday, ahi?1 S, lias, on an ? il : trata ???*?
iiif Hanluy ani Christopher it? ?? 1! IO a. m
??,? ?? V , and II, atee ?V . ? I : ? < pi???? copy.
IRBUAKD?OB Wedn??d?y. July .II, IBB*?, Kli?a!,?th Maud,
? If? ?? Jobs ,|e ?', uivy Ireland and ,;.tug!u?r of l-llsa?
leih and th?f late lam?? ??allatln in h.-r 2l?t year.
Furerai at Calvary Church, 21s-at ani ith-sve., siiur*?
day m ?mine. Aiiruet '.'.. al 11 ?
KKIAAJQQ Suddenly, Sunday, July IB, at nrnndt I^k?v
? v. in ibe ?_???th ??a, t hi? -??t? ????t:?.? Premise
K?;;,?ks. son ,.' th? lato Charles Keiloes and BUea Fres
tic? ???? ??
Nolle? ,f funeral hereafter.
MACLEAR At Case ? ara, 1 Itti Afri ? Tin? "fi. r;?ir?-t
William Hersche, ?t I ar. s-? A ih? lai? Sir Thomas
Maclear, Astronomer Iterai, ..t,? fa'.l.-r . f Mrs. Iiaro.4
Ja,, by. , f Kew-???? ?'l'y.
OSC AN Y AN On Thursday, A'.i??u?t I. ia hi? Nel year.
Christopher ? ?ecanyan.
Funeral eervtosa si Bt. Luke's P. y.. Church, ntm?n-avet,
n??r **ulioa-et., Brooklyn, un Saturday, Ausruat S. as
2 l? m
H?iiiiv-?. T-ri-n?!? mi member? f New-Y r:?. Pena enei?
ar?- la? lied ? alterni
? ten ml private.
ski.MKS ? '? \???t???? ?, in Boons County, ?>?. t??,???
? Betau - ??. graduated in Ih? .la*? ,,f 1?>7? at Yale,
11?? wsa a resident 'f Bl l'aul Minn., aad ?aa ti.e
, .? - f the Non RsllraaS.
smith ?ai Wedn?eday, th? SIM .;? . Sdaraad la?tk e>a
,f th? Iste Robert I' - ind Sari V ???? ISBltS, o?
I'hlla.lrli'hiA. in ih- STlh yeai ??! '. ?- ag?.
Funeral aerekiea were li? l ?>n Friday, the 2?? Inst., at 1
. : k p. m.. at Villa Nia. n. ai I'luladelphta.
van it: ?START lue-aai I 1SBS, Mslvtns I?". liow?i. bo.
loved wife of Rei Hermsn \a:i da Wart, in h?r 4*4
\?\r
Funeral, 2 p. m ? ? lay, Auen?? ?, fr,m Ihe par?,-?naa?a
..f the Fir?t it? t rm?*d fhurcB Hackesssck, N. J.
Train? ? ? , and Wcatern
? ?: ? IO ai ? Stm V:k sad New-Jersey U. P., ?
?? m Iran f, ' ? : :;.! ? -?-st.
Tlie Ivriaaleo Ci-inetrry, ,?.?t.?a en the Har'.erm
Railroad t ?:??????t'" ? ?. ???' ride from the Grand central
Dessi ?Jfllce. 1*1 i:a?t -I2d ?t.
?pfiial Xotlcf9.
?
Fis In liliali <-S IST*.
MRS. MrELRATH'S HOMK-MADS FRESERVESL
BKANDIEL?. L'ANNEU ANL? ?FH ED FRUITS ANO
JELLIES,
1'ilti: REP ci'Rrixt JFl.I.T A BPECIALTT.
Rverrlhlng pul up In ?la?? ani ???it uriII fall. G??
ucea r?f? ?-??n<???. ???., at!.??? Mr? SARAH S. Me?
i.i'.ATH. ."'?? ?,-traw at., Rreeklyn. ?. Y?
Hv ?irrt r f ibe New-Tort PaMIs
Library Aai r ?.???.,? Hnd Tild?n Foundation?, the l/'n ?
1 ? t Une, .'?'! Ive, und ?"!:; SI . Will '" clo-ei
frani M,?niai. July ?th, to Sal August l?th, l?i\
lualvi 1 FERRIS IXICKWOOD, Buperint?
Hy ordei ? '. th? Truat??? of tlie KSW-Terh Publie
l.:i ra? ? Asi Leaos end lid ? l" in itloai tha Auto?
Libran building. Lafayette Place, ? :; bt cl ied fr>m
Mondai- .v,?s' ?t i'"?' '? BetunUy, September 14th i-'j\
both Inciuaive. ROUB1NS LITTLE ? _____
Jotannats.
"King of Natural Tal-l? Watera."
S, 11 ?? i>wh?re.
Poalofllee \ollce.
(Should be read daily L> all lnt?;reaied a? chingea may
occur ?'. ana time).
Forelcn mall? for tli? ???k ?ntinf Ausuat 3 will cloas
(?G,,???.??? m all raseel at ilus ufll.?? aa rollowa:
v TRASSATLAXTIC MAOS,
BATl'RDAT ?? ? ?? "> tor France, Swltasrtsnd, Italy,
Spain Portugal, Turk?) Bsypt .ml Hrltleh India, pet
e ? I.a I. ur?' .i- > Havre; at rt a. in. f ?r Europe,
per ? ?. Sa?!?? Via ? ?'?' Hrenien .letters
tor Iieiand mue? be directed "pe? Saale")i at 7 a. m.
f,,r ?elio;?. ?"?? ? I W'TTi (lettera mu?t lie direct?4
"per S'erra h at 11 a. ra. for Nrth?riun?la Street, pi
a *. Veeadara, ria Bottertlatn (lettera nasi be ilreeteg
"p?r ? eendam"?, at I- m. leupplementary 1 30 p. ui.)
for Europe, per ?. ?. As?anla via ?iuc. uatown.
Afier Hi? .1, ?in?? ' f tha Mippl?men??ry tranaat'.antle
rasila Baoaed ab re addlttoaal aupplemerrUUT maila are
opened ? tho ? r? at the Imerieaa, KTuiiah. freaehl
..t, . Herman iteemera sad reaaals open until ??uh.? tea
niiiiiite? ,,f ih,? h??ui ? ? Ber.
MiILS FUR SO! Ill AM? CENTRAL AMERICA, W KdT
1NUIE.S. ETC.
SATURDAY Al 1 ? ?. t ?r Brasil and La Fiata ?Vuo?
ti ???. ??? ? ?inani!,u? ?. Rlu Janeiro .,-..d S_ntoa. per a. a
Capila fr, in Baltimore .lettera nu;-; be dire.i.-,? 'per
Capua"!! al ? a. n. (Of Hra.il. i?er ?. ?. WordBWorth,
vis Pernambuco, liahla and Rio .lai-.-'ir? ?i?it.-r? for
Ni.rlli Hiaxll und I-. Fiata ?'ami 1. ? nm-t he dlnetad
"per NVordawirih"). at vllu a. m. i?ui)pl?m?:itary, li>
a m for Leeward and Windward Islanda and Martl
n'<jii? p?r ?. a ?.'.nn! I???? llettera tor lUrbat*. >?. ..renal.?,
Trinidad and T,,l>a?jo muat b? directed "per
?'urlhh?.? ??; at 10 a m. i?upp:em?ntary 10 30
I n, ) f, r Fortuna lalan.l, Jamaica. Sa\ anilla, ?to,,
per ? ? Adirondack; nt IO p. m. for Newfoundland, p. r
e a ?'?.,reati fr .?u I". : :..?1-?1; ? u : .a. at ???.*> a. m fer CWB I
??ahe Chlspaa i? asco, Tuspeaa and Vu.alan, p?r a. a.;
uniiirl (leUSTB for other parta of Mexico and Cub?
it?a?- be llrected "per Vomart"?; si io:.i?) a. m f??r
I!,\ti I'uroanu an.i OarupBBO. per ?. ?. Prina Wllleru
IV lletiera tor other part ol vtarauela, Curacao, Trtol?
.'il lintiali ani Putidi ?luia.i.i masi t>? directed "pee
Irin? Willem IVI, at 11 a ?u. nupplementary It A?
a in) for \'?-iitfiu?ia and ?'uia, to, also BsvaalUa, Ma
Curacao, per ?>? ??? Cara u (tetters for other part? of
Colombia mwa ??? directed "pee Csrssaar i? al ? p. m.
f, ? ?_? rial' ?t??????? direct ??t ?. ?. Manitoba.
Mi??!? for Ncaafo'indli???'1, by rail IC Unllfaa. and then???
by'?team?r. Hoea ai thla nice dally at ?:.1? p. m. MaiSf
for Minuet?"?? by rail to ll.at-.n. and ihene? by ?teun.cr,
rloea at thi? a.fnr.? dally at s.SIl p m. Mall? for ?^iba dna?
at thia ?irthe dully at ? a m., for f.irwardlnf be itein?.
??? aalllns ?M?n?la>e an.i Thundsya) from F. rt Tamp?,
Klu Msfle toi M'ai", overland. unl??i apeclslly ad?
dr.na-d for dlBSal-B by eteamer. ???? at thla offlce
itailv al ? U ??!,
ally I ItWSI'.M'IFl?: MAII?P
Mull? tor China and Ja;,.in, p?r ?. ?. China ifrorfl
Sun Friin?.?"""'? ''""? here dally up to Auku? * al
(?.??? p m Mail? for Univ.ul. per ?. ?. Australia
Cloni Sun Fran.iacoi close h?r? daily up to ,1-jiv 2H at
? Kl p. ni. Mail? Co* ?tuna an.l Japan (s; ?ilully ad?
dreeeed oaly), per ? ?. Kinpr.-a? of In.lla ?from Van
couver), clua? tier? dallv uj. i,, July *2ll ?,? H:3o p m.
Mall? fot China und Japan, ?, ? .-. ?. Fdenial? ifrom
Tacoms), close her? daily up t?, Ausu?i ?il al AM? p m.
Malla for Australia iexr.pt Weal Aus'nilla?. Manali and
Fiji Islaatts, ?e-r ?. ?. Warr?moo (tran Vancouver), cl???*
lure dallv uft.r Juli l'.l and up to AuKurt ".) at 6 30
p. m Mal'.? for Australia ???,???? Ifaase for W. ?t Aus?
tralia, ahich are fof-arardad rts jCaraaja), Mew Z.aland,
H-va-ali. FIJI and laiaoan I?lanJ?. per ?. a. Mnrlj? ?1
(from Han franciaco), alosa hei-- dally up to Ausuat *I7
at ?.SO p. m. ?or on arrival at ????? ? ?tk of a ?. Ftiuria
with BiitUh malla for Australia). Mall? for the Hoclety
I.'.and? per ahlp Oalll?? (from San Francisco) close
here dally up to August ?? at ?1 30 p m.
Tra.-.? l'acme malla ar? f?rward?d te port of ?alimi dally
and the schedule of cloalns I? arranged on Ihe presutnp.
tlon of their uninterrupted overland transit.
?Keflsteied malt el *?s ai ? p. m previous day.
CHARI.FS W. PAYTON. Poatmaster.
Postofflce, New-Tora. N. T.. July 26. 1886.

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