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GENERAL MILES IN EUROPEI
TWO LETTERS' PROM HIM RECEtVEO BT >
PKCRETARY ALQF.R.
'- ?? - '?? TUE ITAT.I -.v,
-;:: ? ? ?.?: ? 1 ??! . I Al M ?' IN t.'?V
: "t AT . ' ?.' ' ' '? '
..... - m Am ,.-.?? ]
.' Champlaln, N. V., V,ug. 1V '.encra:
birreta . of V ir, I Jus! received from
General ? '?? ? Mlles, Command? r of ths
Army tvwinlettei t giving ng pa ? uiari
,' ? recent .1 urney through European ? ? ?.
In tve G?--? ?* ;???? < ?. rei Ml! - ?! ' Ibes
ti,? ?ndttlcr of the armies of tin* varlou na
I na <f llu:??!';' In Ihe second, which was
written gl Carlsbad, In \ .? a. on July 24, the
I ??- d \'*i:a. i::".v'!a!'?l :in?l Italy a" s;>?
? described, Infuturai tters. General Alger
1 General Miles w i'i d? : .'??? the '???: 1
,.? ?? .? armlet ot Russia and Germany. In
NaplM G? Tier. ?'. Mll?ra saw '.ni:?? bod ?-'. it ill in
ery and Infantry acth ly cup! I In i>id
,v?- -?? an 1 .:? drill. ?' ? ' ?.'??'.* ?r, Gen?
ti if i ?*??
1 \ sited ?. ? ? .? ?.:??, ' . ? r
kilt; s;|- ilTord ? PX
i.nin? ....... in ? high pow? : | im
- ?? 1 wurkm? r, Li? ng
?; . . ? ? ? obtain? 1 ?? *- " an 1
? ? enta per day ? t ? private
, ? . ahm? but to ? ? ?? ? xtent und? r th? control
:. ?. ? ? ? ? ? 1.?,?',-???.?? ? .? gui 1 mad?
: ? ih?? I?.? . ?. ? '? ? ? 1 in, ? m . fol S| :. ami the
krrenilne ? ; Kx ll?n; h. ? i gun* of ihe
k-flre 1 ? ? rue mediani m :
rap*.?! ilr? Tlie
? ?? ? ? . . , ?;,-?;;? .ei
.?,??:?!? : nd rei ..
ti gr. rapidity,
?? N..;.'? - I ?.?.? t. n Rom . \, l. r? i wltne.?
. . : .
|l ' rn fit? ? avi :.\. wed lij the Kir.?,.
1 . lr e> ? form ' ? 1 uniform,
.?::?1 milita ' ng At : ???
v..? ? ?ffl ?? ? was received with murUed ????.?-.
t . M? let? r f War, and aiT? rd ?! every facility ;
:? inking militi ry ? bsei ? it ???
rrom Rom-? I pi >.???? ... 1 Ploren ??
in?verd ' 10 Vienna. Gen? 1 Kielghammer,
t.,,? Mints:??! \\ ar, I? ti.ll? 1 an ofli? r, Captain
\???? i; ? ...;!;, me, .ua gave ?a- ? i/erj means
? 1 r-? g the military establishments In thai vlcln
?\ ' ?it? l the principal barracks and military
?- -?., larma works and cannon foundry,
1 ; v? .- 'ordlally received by thi Intelllgeni ..nl???:*
? .'ha?-?? Vt ? ie cannon foundry a:.? constructed
non*? gun?, : ? . i and sieg? batteries: yet, while
iroit strength is claimed for these ? in?, I am noi
Impressed by theli auperlorltj In view of what 1
?ad previously and huvi sii e seen 1 nm.
mpressi i with ihe Mannll . rifle, no? In
indi e A .-?.::.?'! \tiii- 1 -iw one thai
? ' '.-er ? ? 1 ???. ? forty :h?? t-,u 1 ?? ? and was
< 'omiian 1 ? it 1 ..ll other
riflea Ii :' the -:???? militan l' wers <?f ihe
aorld, this rifle !:??'.I- a high rank and ha?? som?
a?!- ? tag? a ?>v? then Th? Austrian G? ?
:? ? - In? a 1 Mi ! ?a ? i.i ?
s turas 10 any : ???.?. In is? ami alih lush
t?ie ni?? hanlsn h kei t et ? :. ? ? ? ? ? ? learned to
.0?.'. : ? . f Its ?ei ?riiy
il ? ' lim? 1 li r o u g h
!" r;- ? i .. 11 |\ ed .1
? ? ??. . let! of Insti Ud?? ...-. i
. Q ..'.'?? ? ?
Kr.>n, Jim- ' ? ? ?
thorn Pai ? lot ?. i
witnessed n . ? t |? ?? by Kleid Marshal
I rd w ? *? I???.?. ? ' ?inmai ?l? : -In-C'hl f of I Bi III? h
ti ? ?? Colonial trooj s. On the _'i.?;. with
... \ !>''.. ! was |n\ Itnl to dine at
a nd v.. ? .? ?'?? *\? ? ..??..??
Hi ? NI a test) ? ,?? ? p Vi? ? : ia Ol tl K<1 W< W' ?
. ;? ? m the ? aval nd? . ? short dls
: .?? .. ?,. . : cal t lai ? The ? h >
? ? intly decorat? d, ? spe? tally aloi g ; h? line
of march It '* fair to state thai at leotJ ihree
million? I : wltn? *-? ?1 the pag? ?nt. thu
? ? . reign of 1 heir Illustrious ?oven Ign, The
management of the polle? anpei red to be ??? rf? t,
nd th? ondlilon and martial appearance of th?
ti oops w< : ?? most ? xcellent.
On th? .'? ? ..p. ?.? un official banqu? t at I
Mansi.? ll...-.? itiveti l>3 Hi L rd Mayor ol i.???
don On the Wth ? v. revle* ol a part
of -tv ?? ah Na? ?? Sulthead, consisting <.f 1"*
? .. ? w..* gath? real ih<>
effective it- ? of war ? ? ss? l
ra.a ? ? bled, from Ihe torpi do boat
and : - - of thii ty-kno -.I, i>> the
' - . of th? gr? .?:? *i power This licei
: ? ,? hall ? ! Ni>
ein ? ? omp inle ? Kleld Mai ?h I \\ ? ?? '? :
:: , ?? , ? oll? ?t?? ? S indhursl . ??
... ..... md Inspectl m ?' the ????p?* ol
? <:? July 1 I accompanl? d l leid M
-, AM?rahot. where I was the guest ..f
? . !>.ik" of fonnaught, commanding ihe ?????
dlsirli ' and wltnesseil ' he revi, w by the
Queen of ;?..??. iroops. cavalry, artillery and ln
..ii.l trains. The . ntlre body mai -he?! paet.
? ? inns of dh Istons ana th? ? In
. ? musses, followed by ihe cavalry and llahl
_ past at ? gallop. The troops
excellent condition. In a '? gh *'?>'? ,",r
and the?? man?uvres were mad? wltn
?,?, ? ,,i?.i precision.
? .?, 2 1 visited the Maxim gun fai ?on al
On th? 6th I was pr?**? nt it thi lest-flrlns
? ? ? ? im gun? tnd <?annon at Ennlsford On
? -,...... th? Wools ? h gun fa? lory, ?
? ??? establishment under the direction ol
s ,\ ?.?...m Anderson This and the fCnflejdI es
imeni employ 17,000 men. t. ??? field
ind high-power gun? were manufactured al
sich for the British Army and Navy. It la
of noti??? that In addition to the abovu
ifm? shl? l I?, ?barbette in i ?Ils ipi rlni
?Isso ?- ammunition wagons
? .? armo- casings), shot and shells, powder,
arm*, cartridges, together with military
- and torpedoes, ire all constructed at this
tnhllshmenr. Another Important feature Is
? ? :. the field, slece and hlgl pow? r guns
? Ubres are bulli th? :
l? cars, moved to the proving groumi
; returned to th? ? without unload
ihlpm? nt.
the ?th 1 - Isli .? the - fai tory at
? ? ?. :?:.-.' i... -Metfor i rifles it- ?
? ? ven tor) and rbln? have been mad?
I parts ol the world for Ihe use
??' ih. British \????.???? Navy On th? 13th 1 gave
!.. rd Km ado? ne, ?? retai y or Sta:?
Mel ,,,,.,?, , ,,? (h, ',,r,?, s
' ton, an?! Oth? ' otti ????
. . ? ? . sar material, ?lit -
.... ... ; . .
? I of Wa tei
' ? ? . . ? Unii ?? 111
?
?
Vn I 1 t i m e t o
Of ? -??.'?.?? ibllsh
? and ?? iman? Th? re ar? ?
: - ' Viel - . .
? ?? .? ar Prai k
?. ? .??.,,
? ; ? - \. - . ? . a ..1 ,nen f
? 11 ? - ? ? ? ?? ????:.. t h ? ?
? ibte
?
Li: SERS I YD /' i WES IT \/ WPORT.
? ? ?rt, R ' . ? % ? ?s ? ... Mrs ? Town
? gave nt 1 ? ? >-nlgl t the larg? al
?? ason il: :c fai at a
privai It wa ihe first large d
of t he summ? ara ? served
?'? c "' o' ck, tl guesti .... ??? Mrs. Ogd? ? Mi!
A? tor ? "en ? lilt h? o? i, Mr and
': ? M ! ? ? ? Van
|r., M:-s Gerry, Alphons? DeNa? irro, M.
Du ? ?Secretar; ol ? ? Bp inlsh l.? gali ??; Mr
1 p l: Drexel, Misa ?? ? ?? Law
' ? ? Misa Ann ? Bands, Mr at I Mr?. Run!?
' G. A Munn. M:-* Bllgl ?. Woi lh ngton
? Dr end '.1rs ? ddl?. l?r. Noale, Mi
: Mr? .1 F. Daniello ind Mi nd Mra ? .? j
t Bty .? j.,?, ??? .? ? | nun ? ? ..::?,_ ,,?.t ?W(1
: ? party, whl had ..
music of the llungai. . Band
? ' tilngton Whi'.ehouse led Ihe cotillon wit! ?1
? ? ? . ? is? ?.? . de orated tl rougho u
I dowel Buppei was
? )?
? m m . ? . . ? ? night's dinners were
? ? ' vii O. 1!. G Belmon M
.. Wh ?.-:? ? .?? ? ??
? ? - ? ? | ...
? ? ? ?. ? > reception, ?, .? '?
...
; ?. ? ? . ken pose,
? ?.? Pol
? ? ; .
. ' E da
:. Ih Ja lies? ?'
IV More Mr?. R
Miss Pom? of Mm. Bt
"* al M ' 1? m. ? -
? M.-* ? ? int .? ? ?.? I?..: ? s. and
I Mrs t! r isln Ir 1?.? ?-. ? ?? of Mr.
; *? ??-..?
' " \ ?///'/? /V '??, t ,:>?<, ?'??/?.
?n expn . ;., ,..\\,:\ \ .
!: Into a gravel
Ir. r. .? , . ? , | g
? ?? ock \.*i.r?ia?
e trai): tl.i
' ' nslden .? gerou!
rk?? re ? ?-.?.?. emp ??. ? ?
.'.,??
* ...s r. ly::- el train ?
'?
'?'?'?
?
?.'.." ? - ?? ;
...
. ' I the bra k?
- ? t m ? ???...
?f the trave? tra
BO of the
? ? e a . .- ??.. rowri f
*'?"'?'?? no on* ?
'?''. >?! W- ! Ml HI I I I 1)1,
-
. ? '
? s " ''-' ishuftd H? . ?regardes! ai a :.. ? ?
n*nv0?.h??.r<,.Kf' i,r Btal *?>?** ?in from 'i.-r
n?ny ?bout three >ears ?ga 11?; ?a;is devoted to
m! i/.,f '? ?,:" reciprocntcci h:?, ?ffectlon When
??' ,1,1 ? ?' ? uv m attend i" business Waldman
' '???'? down ',? the oftic? of tbe rru*le ha!
r wit hll 1! remained for two
? ??n. ndlng ? ? tils share of tb? busta? ?
rniJl1 consisted ?it cracker? and sugar, Which we-?
..... ther?) for him, und thrn wem hom.? with the
''?,.'.?' " boy, '.? ?, ,?? f0r ??, ??, ,r? ?.??.???* In ll ?
???em. When y. Blsl wi ?> ?Ich ibe .in? ?G????
tn most of the t;??,,- on his bed. We wa? con.enr
." '"???:' there all the time and Indeed, preferred t-j
?. ex ?<?,? othon morphine wa? used He ?ltd not
iute : n?? ,.!?), ? ,.f morphine, end II droee l.im away.
lie would lump down ihen and whine nt the em
p.oyment of medical treatment which lie could not
approve, bul is soon ??; possible l??- would .-ome
' ??? ,Ar??*?" Mr Bla! died h? refused to eat, and
?? not ??? i;< |? qulel except by being allowed
o ita) in the room where ibe bo.lv was. When
tne time came foi ihe funeral and for carrying the
bocly of hi? ??,???,! away It wa? neceasary to ehalt;
mm, for ihe ii.?i time, and then hla ?n. f became
rranttc. Bui nfter everything was over he grew
',?,-? ara I ? Vesienlay he allowed himself to be
Persuaded to eal again, n.wt there I- no .oncer any
rear that hi will starve himself to death
? -?.
EIA HAVE!? BY THE PRESIDENT.
? G!..u; PUISSENT] !? BT MRS. M'KINLKT,
MRS. HOI1ART AND MHS ALGER Tr?
THE ??? REOIMENT.
I-''??' Champiain, N. T., Au? 18 (Special).
Presiden! McKinley reviewed the 21at Rofulor
Infantry again t.-day. und tv review was made
the occaalon of the presentation of a hind?..me
American fins* io the regiment by Mr?. McKinley,
lira. Hobart and .Mr?. Aiire??. n. iImevening;there
was a military ball at the ?<?:'?1 fhamplaln,
which x.M attended by the officers of the nei?
ment, their.families, Mr. and Mr?. McKinley,
Mr. and Mrs. llorar?. Mt. and Mr*. Alger an?l
tb? guests o?' the hotel.
General A get?, in preparation for the review
of th?? 21st tlcglment, a few daya t???> ordered
two ? ompantea of the reglfnerit which have been
ui Chester, ?"! . not to march home from that
point, a liiManro of t-?i<? l ur.dred and forty mile?.,
aa their commandera had contemplated doing,
but to tnka^ a train !.. l'Iat tsbiirpr. Thus all the
companies of the regiment were collected at the
Plattaburg barracks thi* morning, The regi?
ment appeared at tlie head of the broad mad
thnt winds up the bluer on which the Hotel
Champiain is situated at 11 o'clock. A review?
ing stand bad I.? arranged on the main ve?
randa by hanging a big American ?a? over the
i railing, covering the floor with ruga and placing
a row of chairs behind the Sag. in theaa chairs
were seated Mr. and Mra McKinley, Mr. and
Mrs. Hobart, General and Mrs. Alger, Altner
McKinley, brother of the President; Mr. Porter,
secretary t,, the President and Mrs. porter.
The regiment extended completel*; acromi the
bit,- lawn of the hotel. In their becoming Hue
uniforms th?? soldiers presented a line appear?
ance. The customary evolution? and manual of
arms were given with marked precision, and the
Pi >s lent, Vlce-Prealdent, Secretary of War and
the one thousand ?? ople on Ihe \< randa testified
to their pleasure by loud applausi.
Ai the close of the review the Secretary of
War and Garret A, Hobart, jr. koi? of th.? V'lce
Fresldoi t, left the President's side and, deacend
Ing the main iteps ,,i the hotel, went out upon
the lawn. In young Hobarl the crowd sua a
im--I,?.,kin,: boy, apparently \< ? or twelve years
of age, clad In a light-colored suit and beanti?,'
' proudly alofl a flagstaff from which there
floated a handsome American flag '?f silk. C? m
pany H. ih?? color guard of the regiment, ad
| vanced, led by Colonel Jacob Kline. Cenerai
Alger then sab!
Colonel Kline, In behalf of ih ladles whose
mimes ur, engraved jpon the bit ml that encircles
n.. taf! of this flag, ' give? tu?? ver) much plea??
rr:? ?., present to you and through you io ihe 21?!
Regiment ihis fla? Thi? is given ia a token of
lh. very high appr?ciation <>f the pleaaur. ?? leti
: the .:?i Regimen! !:..? given to ihoee ol u? who
,?. ?ojourning hi Ihe hotel. 1 hop, ? hi resdment
>?. ?. :,. nd guard ihli fla;: a? lh? ? ? ould Ihelr
llv? ?
The Inscription on a silver band ,,:i i!ie flag*
staff reads as follows: "Presented by Mrs. Mc?
Kinley, Mrs. Hobarl and Mrs Abler to the 2lat
Infantry, 17. B, A. August 18, '.?7."
(?..Ion.?! Kline, In response, said that ilr? mem?
bers of th?? regtinenl would l"n^ remember this
day and cherish Its memory, and would defend
the flag with their lives. The flag was then
formally presented by ".Iunior." as young
: Hobart la cuatomarllv called, t?. the color-bearer
of the regiment, a man wh.. has been twenty
seven years In the Army. The regiment soon
afterward marched awa* to Plattsburg with it?
new flag waving above it
The old flag adorned the ball-,.,,m of 'h" Hotel
? 'hamplain to-night.
In compliment to the President an entertain?
ment will be given for him and the gueata <>f :
the Hotel Champiain by Marshal' ? Wilder on ?
Saturday night.
?
ESCORT FOR THE PRESIDENT AT BUFFALO
Washington, Aug 18 Acting Secretary Meliti*
? oi I??? I General Merrill to take the avail?
able military fon ? at Niagara a? an escort to Presi
dem McKinley .,: the Buffalo Grand Army Encamp?
ment.
?
DISTANCE Vf) BAR TO MATRIMONT.
A MARRIAGE CEREMOXY PERFORMED AI.TItOt'OR
'III,: PRTXflPAt.S WERE ????G??????
OF MII.E IPART
Mai ? ' , who I? n-?. .1 wii e fl ii
'omnia b thi? . ? I his wifi Louise, Ihe
? ? ?. ? ? ? e? ' ?: ? ? ?? .? < 'ad /. >: , In, wi'j
man - ' on July 2?, srhlle ;.'.?.? wer.
It?? apar:, mei yesterday for tiie ?r?: :im?? a?
isbund ? ? ? wlf??. Mi- fa macho waa ? passenget
. ?, ihe . ' im?h ? '?' la, ??'.,.? h arrivi ? :,? re from ?
Mod, ierran? m port? ye?terdnj if tei ???? ? ?? bride- ,
:u llv? -? ai Mon ilr, S .1
t. rojpli . u.. ?, o? ,? ?,(??? ol her ? ? ?
il of Mr. Can ai ... :??. ?,?.?
. unti en hla ei gagemeni ?? Mis*
?. .- .? ? Spanish Irrle? The
? nils, and ; lie bann? of ma ? r i -
?ir. : y w ere ? ? onounce ; In ic ? "at hoi?,? . ? , ?
. :?. n i???! i.?: ? ? e ? .: ?. On : he w ? Idlng
? legi ?,om - ni. ..?. .. ?? ? Ithy ????! lent <>:
.'.. ?iZ. w ?: lo ib?? church '?' 1 ? |,'?-.|? | Mr
,'?.. v- ih? me ? ?remony wa? performed
? lea room wa ? homi ol hi? ,-i- ?? r, ???, ?
M De T os. ut No ?>". Ron -t-? t., Mont, ?,,??
Soon u',?? il,, arrival of ihe I?' iida yestei lav Mi
? "ama 1 ?.?..' .?.? ie Chureii
Immaculata Cone? piloi . in Monti lair, ?.<. ? ?
Be? .1 M. Mcndl gav? Ihem hi? blessing. NO formal
marriage ceremony .?a- perfo ur? ? ,,- the ceremony ;
? .? ? ok pia ?? In Spain ??-. , - :??:???? auffieleni. A
? : Mi .? ? Mrs ' 'ama, ho will h? I :
\ ?' ? - Mont, la ?. on A ugni SS
THE I IRI I Ui HT I RS' CONVFA TION.
-?-|..\? .?(? '! !'. Il.\ !?? \!. -iillKi"?? VARIED I
BT A DRIVE IX SEW BAVEX.
See, li, en, Conn., Aug, 18 The .1? I? nun?? to ihe '.
annual convention ??; Ihe International Aa?oclation
of 1'ii.? Chief? and iheli guest? were entertained
late Ihli ifteri >n alth .< rid? In carriages. The ?
digression from t ? routine business of tii?? day
wa? planned bj th, local committee for lh? pur?
pose of thowlng th. :? lull?-? of tbe City ?.f I-:)m?< !
- ors.
?ion ' -day wa? full of Interest The '
or of < ii. f Bweiiie, of ? "hii ..?-' ,. on th? b. ii waj '
.?, ?.kill lire . ... : illdlngK, ??..?.? productive of ..
b ?. ??: di? ? -?; .n The afternoon session ,
devot ?: io ih< discussi ? ol Ihe n,:e-?t!on of
whal ...?.-??:? ? *l: :? ? ? fireman In r;,? volun- .
:.. ? ?
????? ?tlon thi ? ev< nh v. ? 'ap
? ? ? ? ;; -'.ui. ?; , ,? .,?. ill ??
Itle? matntati ??,? ?
ir?an to aupi rvl?? In ili lion ,
? '? . irl >. .:? .:..?..?: - .I ?? : ..rror?.
- > ??' ?. : I REM I .Vfl >!.*''', ION
t; ; '? ? ? . .? ? ...,;,. ? .,,:;i of
''n? mon ? ? ?? ?dation e ?- '
Ian ? ? ' ? ?' ly ! ? ? ?: : ? p .? . i.nanl
pi? ' ? nvei on In
;?;?? Them ?".?.- wtr? . ? ?? t: president,
? first ?. : 'e-preetdent
Xaylon '?: .-' .. ?. I? sscon?! vl.-f-, ?
? ? .'. V ?' ? ;.. adi ? 'retan,
?? Il ve?. : Prsnkfur -r.a?ur.r George ?.
? ? i ?, , ? \v t* Church?
ill vVec-il?! nrt ; trust ? f Fir. u,? : ? \tt ,? '? ?
-'??.? '?...,
: p. fl
THE ' ? 0\ ??? HOY M S .1 / /', ".
: ' I-The Tirll
.... ....
. - r . : : ... ? . I? ? ,? .
sign, t? hi". ,\. |0 ?
:. .? ? with tha M< dlierraneai, f- ?
iha: ? ?? trouble ? board tha ih
,?. .?.
v? ..bu I to thi - ? I ted it- ss laat night, ?
sn . ? : of t he ?
I..??!-'
from ? ?,...?
? ,
.... ? ? .,, .. ? . ?:?? ... Bovi reign are full of
pi ?oner? ind the aunpl) of iron- on board n.e
I ?, ,;i,.-?)iii. Is noi ?iifnrleni foi the large number
of men ?no aie undergoing punishment,
LEADERS OF SCIENCE MEET.
BEGINNING OF THE BRITISH ASSOCIA?
TIONS CONVENTION.
? oRACfaaT. weiaOOMe t? tosonto a- * ?
ST'PAN? ? Or CANADA'S H'VAI.T? tP
DgggS OF SIB ?HK BVAS?*
luv TULnoiuen ? ? ''?'"? Twnrsts ?
Toronto. Aug l*.-Tbe ?rst sesston oiIth? ?
A??odatlon ror the Advancement "' ? >??? *JJ
rot hold 'ititi! this evening, st which um- ,f)?
president-elect. Sir .loh?. Erana delivered " ?*
Rnl the pablie had ? gltmpss o. some o.
th? ??me s few hours earlier. Th?? formatiti '
extending p welcome lo tbe visitors wa? obaervea
tn a pretty pavilion In the Hortteultarr.l Garden
On thi stipe shortly after I o'-rlo ? ?? tt gathered
Ma vor Shaw, the Oovf t nor-iien-ral ot Canada;
l.or.l I.isier. the .?tiring prealdent. Sir John Evans,
Lord Kelvin and a few other scientists, while mem?
ber? of the Citv Council occupied less conspicuous
place? bold? and behind lh? guestn Lord Moivm
wore a single move, and held the other one. to?
gether with his high hat. ?omewhal stiffly befor?
hl:n. Ills tssard had 1>?'?? trimmed, fo t'.at lu? was
not eaally Identified. During most of the ?proceed?
ings he sat with ?Jowncae! eyes, ??? his face waa
highly expressive, li?? ?mlled re?ponslvely to all
humoroua allusions, and heartily applauded many
o' the sentiments which were utter??! Lord Lister,
who ie a han.isom?? ?eptuagenarUn, ?saa mor?
closely observe?!, perhaps, than any one ris.? on the
platform. His eyes ?wept the celling, side well? an!
floor eontlnunlly In what ?eemed a nervous Bisnner,
an.l ih.? muscle? o? bis faca were frequently ?con?
torted i" a . niions way ?uggeatlve of profound
meditation. Perhaps lh? father o: antiseptic sur?
Kery waa caating about .Or thi right thing to aay
when hla turn .'.mie.
The Karl ??' Aberdeen, occupying the highest offi???*
?n the 'Dominion, was an appropri?t.? ??sur.? on auch
un Occasion. His remaiks ??? I.rl?;' and were
? V \l THOR AGAIX8T HIS PLAY.
'? >' :?.-?;.?: ATTEMPTS TO PREVENT THK
PRODUCTION OF 'Tin: PRIVATEBR."
Tl curious spectacle is presented ef a okay
e righi applying ton cauri for en Injunction lo pr.
veni tin? production ef ???* own piny. The play?
wright is Harrleon Grey Flake sad ti?e play is
"The Privateer," which is aaanuaosd (or produ??
ilon ai Hi.? star Theatre m Batnriay nigiit. it is
lir??!??!? ti??? management of Lewis Morrison and Ed?
ward 3, Abram, nnd .Mr. Fiskr ha? brought an ac
| lion In the Supreme ?oui?, which will be .?rgu.??;
? to-morrow, t.? prevent them fr.nn playing the piece
j after Aupust 'JT. Mr. Klslir Is ?rl ling to give them
? - much Hm?? and he prefers lhat they shonal
I postpone theti production, mak?* th?? changes that
he wants made and then go on peaceably. if thej
? * i I noi ??.? ii. m h?? m. ans to proceed agalast than
?ummarll).
"Tri?* Privateer" ?s a melodrama, ami It demand?,
Mr risk?? my?, elaborate ?md costly seensry. Th?.
eontraei nude for ils production, he says, stlpu
lated lhat ? should l?<? presentad in a worthy and
Sdequate manner, and tt whs understood at the
tlm?? Uk? contract was made tlnil Mr, Morrison
himself was to play in it. Afterward Mr Mor
!? ":. de, io ?? noi to ?lo aa He engaged a east
which, according io Mr. Klsk??'* complaint, is not
comp?tent ?? play (he parts In the pie..?'?. Mr.
Flake saw a rehearsal of the play ami decided that
it was pretty nearly all wrong. Moreover, he sh>s,
h?? found ihat th?? scenery waa Inadequate, was
paint???! by incompetent persons, an?i wus not de?
signed with proper regard for rh?? tlm?? in which
the play is supposed to occur, ami for the needs of
the work generally. He, ther? for??, believe? that
the production of iiis play in the mannei contem?
platici and arranged for t?y the managers would be
an Injury to the work and t?> hi* reputation as ?
dramatic author. He append? to his complaint the
nitida vita of several persons, who ?lep?se, as ex
pert?, that tin? prenaratlon for the play la Inade?
quate io iis demanda
??? ihe other s.o?. .?ir. Abram said yesterday that
Mr. 1'isk?? hoi no just cauae f?u ?.nip nini. Th??
production, he aaid, was a costly one. ami when it
waa Anally placed on the st*??? It would be fouml
!.. he ?? fine one. Mr. Pl?ke*? object Iona n? thought,
were un?reason?ble. Indeed, he declared, soni.? of
1 ih?? author'? scene?? were inertpnble of realization
??? the since, ll.? declared that every ?-nanne In
|^^^^H^BSSJBJB^^^|BSS^|
LOKD LISTKH.
British Association for the Advancement of Science.)
uttered In a low lone Scarcely hai' ?h?* audlen ??
.,. ,,,, m,,, Mayor Bhaa is by far the re? Her
apeaker of the two. and he has a powerful ?olee.
HI, uddri u was :nor- ?iabornta It wa* lntere?ting
i0 observe the effeel produ ted when he referred
to the loyalty of Canada lo the Queen, and Its ai?
ta hment to the mother country, coupled aa
was with a recognition o: the generous Imperial
?policy of the British Oovernmenl When h? ex
pressed the patriotism and affection o.' Canada, th?
men wh? n.? l come three thousand mile? to talk
? ?, nee went wild ?1th < nthu?U*m Ae?uran ? -
uf this kind seem???I ?.. b< peculiarly welcom
much more lhan the other complimenta o the
hour
l.or.l List? r wa? thi ' rsl of tl ?? visitor? ?? ?
?pond Illa vol ?? aas clear and pleasant, though
low, m ? hla manner natural. >?u lmpre??lve. He
referre ? happily t ? the I eautlf il architecture
? ? nlverslty buildings In which many of the s??
aions of the next '?? ? di ys will Is held. He -...I
?.,- wm ?? coming a long J stan ?? o ? Il
ich devotion to th? yueen .is he ha ? eei
on this ? 'caslon.
gir John K ans, h.nd Isltor to ?peak, re?t
ed m?? hai ? lightly on his lightly rolled uni
?? he talked. The incident wa? ? trill?? unconven
t? nal, th??asi! not oat of pi? ??. b il II effet ?? ? ?
noticeable intra?! to the palm whl a i.oid K<
i-ln . id 'ak"ii to wi ai glove? and li? it-colon J
: r > ,*??!-?.
Lord Kelvin, In acknowledgement of courtesies
extended t" memlier? from abroad, referred pleai
antly i.i the growing Importance of Canada and to
Toronto'? charma There had been talk of having
meetings ol ? ie ? I In oth? r ? ?? onle?, but
tiny were too far aw:.?., three or four tlmea as
distan ?a Canada ?Lord Kelvin said Just enough
. . M ,?,,- g ., ?jrorou* voli ? and ?? pleasing mannet
0f deliver] He v..?- followed b) .\. s liardy,
Premier of ;:?? Province of Ontario and Oeorge
VV. Ross, Minister of Educatloti for ?mi.?rio.
Tin* evening an .? :??? ??.f 1.30?, chleflj oi ?
members of the association, ???enabled to
hear the addre s of Blr lohn (?vans, The platform
was again crowded with prominent visitor? and
local eommitteemen and dignitaries, Lord Llaler,
gir .lohn Evane, Lord Kelvin, Lord Aberdeen and
Ladj Aberdeen wn'- greeted either with applause
or i?\ the rising of the audience to It? ?'??>>i .?* thej
entered. I."id la-?: introduced Kir .t.ihii Evans
after grateful allusion? to the l?ir?e p un.? i of
americana present, :?? th? return of the May
flower'? log, and t?> ih? death of Profe??or Cope,
last vear'? president ??f the American Asso tal
*iii John announced that he would undertake no
general review of r?rcenl sclentlfle progresa, but
would dl?cu?* a question belonging !?? his own spe
, iai tieid if study- ?rrharology. The relations whiii
chemist ? ?. mineralogy ? ? ? history bore ?> thla
seien,?.?, be said, were Important h :t the aid t
geology and paleontology wa* Imperative if one ia
qiilred Into the antiquity of mm When |
.?aman remain- were found In ihe ralley .?: ? .??
Homme, In Prance, In gravel? rm.r ?|?o yielded
,.? 'ue rn.immo'h ?nd the woolly rhino eroi
t;,,. coexistence ?>' man wllh these animal* Ii
unarternary period was eatabllehed for ,. lime.
v?,.? tn? first excitement had *< ...-!?-1 there ?raa
n ? enden?? j among ? to ?"it down tl??? l?p?e
,,? ,?{.??< ne<*es*ary to .? ?ount f?r the h.?:,?<???> in the
, ,? ? . . u?J. ?? ?a hl I occurred tho*?
,?, , rl? were dep ?Ited.
Ht, however, sympathlx*??! with tl.?? vie? ? ,?? ?
?? Sir Charles l.yi ?-.?..?.?. .-a??-*
a ,- ?? . at il ? 'd.i.- ;?? : s? present la > had
gol "'?? r tu!*" '??? ! O.' la'" .???'!< Ih?
?.-??? ?,. ti ????? ? ??? ??' ? ? ?.- igcd on ', ? -
. haa been In the llrectl in ... rekln?? .... .-vi
,l. . ,.,. , .? ?.. ? ? .?? exleterce of man ori earth could
, ;,? led h ? to ? eriod ? aril? r than ? he ?, ?.?t ?
temar) gravels, 'i'?1?? speaker cited soma of
ut tempt' i? thi* direction He ?v.? him??
Mtl?h?*d nlih th? ?opposed discovery o: fin? .mp!"
,,,,.?,?. :?, pregiarla a? ? ulta In ihe Kastern
, ' England, '??? ?? <? thei resembled too close
re. noi :
rpt th? evld? ?? ."' - ??> ? ?. ?
? ? ? ? . .. i ?.? ?
...
I ? . 1 . . .
M '?. - ? ?
it ihey wen .
', f?.? Sir John. St en .? I. --.
r o . .?,.???..
? rtl ry ?eriod.
Ill ??;.?
nffectlvel; emphasised ih? remoteness f "me ?,
which b*longed th? ?.:;'??* mi atone Imple
, ... ?? of the paleolithic ?:. In Western rarer,??.
lie believed iow?ver, toni man existed before thla
Ii gouihert? and Eaatern Aals Thla In feet, he
,.,,? , ,]? ? ?; ? ?? bin : of <!.<? rae?. snd h*
favored ape il resflgatlon? In lhat par? ,.f the
? ;.ii
\t u?? el.?-- ? ? ? ; moi ??;.?!
; ? .;. ? ;???..; imi as : 0Ved II
.
to the r.rltli loi ?? ? . Si .
His remarli ? ?ml pro
? favo I...I ? ?? !\.?, ,,? ?erondlrig
? ,? mot lot! paid a h?ndsom? tribu??? ??* Rh lohn
Kvsns snd reiterated hi admiration of Canada's
splendid empire. Th?? .ni.liea, e Mug ' ?Jod iav?
th? Queen ' befWs disperala*,
th? .'u?r ..r the scenery which the stage manager, ]
Fred Williams, had asked for had been made; that. '
great care hud been used, anal that he believed ihat
the beautiful scenic production which he and hin
partner had provided would prove tbe success of
the play.
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OBITI \RY.
ISKAF.t, FA RI EON.
Israel Farjeon, a brother of H. !.. Farjeon, Ihe
Well-known English novelist, died on Tuesday, at
hi? horn.?, no is vVe?l Blghty-elghth-st. Mr. Far?
jeon for nearly forty ><-:.r? had been a Jewelry
merchant in this city, and wa? the founder of the
titrn ..? ??'.ir).on \- Co., of No. li Na*sau-st.
m. w.? born In London. Rngland, sixty-live year?
a.?;.?, and came r? America ..: the age of twenty
five, ??.? arrived her? from Australia, where he
had fot a few year? been sssoclated with hi?
brother in Journalistic work, and whom be helped
io ??tabliah th? Bret newspapei published in the
field, of New-Zealand.
Mi Furjeon bud been III only .. few day?, and
tnmedlat? cause of hut death wa? exheustljn
fi lowing ..n operation for an Internal trouble
performed upon him a few day? ???,. Ile ?? -;?
vlved ?,y a widow, four sons?Elliott, K m manual.
All,.-r' Ja roue und llurrv Fsrieon- and a mat ',?,!
daughter, Mr?. Mai Rothschild, of Pittsburg. The
? ineral services ?a ill be held thi? morning al No
13 Wi it Elghty-elghth-St,
?
EDWARD FRANKS.
Edward Franke, ;. member of th?? Arlon club,
died on Tuesday sl his borne, Ko. H P/esi One-bun
? ir? l-and-fourteenth-st., ?. the axe of fifty year?
lie ??,.? ? well-known builder, ha? m?? erected th.*
?? ? Club bous??, si Part?-ave. and Plfty-nlni i-at.
? - ?
JAMES ELLIS HUMPHREY.
Kingston, Jamaica, Aug. is Professor Hum?
pn? >, of John? Hopkins L'niverslty, Baltimore,
.Md , died ye?terdaj al Port Antoni.?.
Baltimore, Aug II (Special).?James Ellis Huni
phrey wa? a native of Weymouth Heights, Mass.,
nnd about ih rti years of agi He received the
degree of Bachelor of Science al Harvard ITnlver
p i?-<"? und Doctor of science In last, lie en?
tered John* Hopkins L'nireratty lasi year an.l be
came ? feiiow by courtesy, lecturing on botan?
l.u-? June be was regularly elect???! .1 member of
th? faculty, brin? made Instructor of botany, and
Immediately started with a party made up of about
twin Hopkins men for Pori Antonio on an ex?
ploring '-v;? dit lofi ???? was accompanied by hla
wlf?
?- ?
, H ARLES H. ORIFFIN.
charle? ?? Qiiffln, a member of the New-Tork
Stock Exrhinge, died yesterday sI Kenn. hunUnoi
Me., where he hud hi? ?uimmcr home. Mr Grlffln
had ne.n in poor health for .?.nr?? time. He was 1
pal mer In the ilo l< broker ige (Irei ,.| TillliiKh i?t *
ttrlffln, of So. ll Wall-*t. When in tin?? .1??,? Mr.
1 ?riffln lived .' No. 10 Easi Flfty-eighth-sl. Tin
m'mber? of hi? family were with him ihe
time (if Ilr- .)? ih.
Dl l liATEs TO THE FARMERS' CONGRESS.
ritxnt. istatACK N'AMF?. XP.? ??.?:?; ? beprk
hi \ r iTivra
Albany, Aug. '*? Oovernor Black was n* ui?? <>?k
In 1!:?? Esecutive Chamber to-day after an absence
of ? , .1 **??!<*? He appointed th? following dele?
gate? it represent Ihe Slat? of Kew-Tork nt rh??
Farmers' National Congress, which i- lo he (eld
lr s* Paul, August ii to September I:
?????,.???? \ I I.irl.ui. Ballata n ??*??
I. i> ??? ,? pklaton ;: tv Ulcbsrd, Rtuhford.
? li 11 ,?? 10 ???. l'I itti ' ? Voi tu Rrooklyn.
1 r? ????.? T Poole, Uncktaea.
. , ??.?.?. I? ileorg? G. Powell, illieat.
\ r bruni.??? Hat p. Issa, ?, n,.i??rt?. Itti
.-.?.?in ? ? k Pul., iti.!?? ?, i. Miar?*?, u>?rvllle.
;? 1 ? .. ? ii re. li? ?: A Smith, Frankfort.
? ? , ?.. S ?; Spauui iij a . 1. ?
r.-in.Unc
;. ? >w- Jeha W. Spes ??? ? -? ft? 1
1:??.,irmi ? : . Van* Va
\ ? I irati Hi U.vn.
IV M (Vere, ll?la?ia.
' :? ? : ??? ?? lei ? 1 r
?
i?. ;.? i . .' F, Will? ir, un? rn?.
? ti W I ard i)?ne.a
?V. ?V:i.?1?.?:. N?v I ri
?. ??*:???. ?'?.troto, li ? ??? Itti Rti*hf*rtt
: ?, r?? V - ? rtland
?
/ ? ?HI 1 me OF \ CU ? MEMBER.
T.?...lore ? aj'a.pr , omi.ici.loie o' the Ocean
V ? Club, Of ?'.???????, Itaton Inland, ha?: wrl'ren
?.?. 'i'.?,- Tribun?? .bru?::?: the authenticity ' in
ari nf ? .-nt publication, telling af I.?? ?
ib ind of resignations of mem ?rs follow
.?. membersh??) '?,.?: ,,? ??,
? ? ? J ihn i' ? tat? M 0 iser <??
liarei : ,, ?, ??,??,?. ??? wa? made ?! ???-??omm..
?I""? upoi u- flection, ba? since that lias? u???!
? '. effort - ? the tdvaneemenl or ine beai Inter
the .in and .ii no ?Ime has be attempted
t.? Intn. lu.?.? ....lin.?- ,.,,? boxbtg imo Ih? ilui?. a?
?lileaeJ.
BETH LOW'S STAY IN TOWN.
ms visit ??t? t? nr. WITHOUT rf ?liti?
cai. BEARIKG.
S" PAR AS COULD ? ?.????-.??, UK T""K PART i
?? NO '? stmUEM ? THK ???.? ?????
ANTt-??????? MARMONT
The presenr.? of S?th I.ow in the ?-l'y on Til"?- '
day nnd yesterday le.l t<? reports that no miglit
have a ronfereinv with members of the Execu?
tive Committee of th?? CltlgtRg G????! or with
RepeMtean leMsrs Who might favor his nomina?
tion for the offln? ef Mayor <>f th?? ?,'r? at-r New.
Y'.rl:. Reporters of The Tiil.une mad.? ? fforts to
K?*t an interview with Mr. I.ow. I.ut tli?-y were
lUlgble to find him. n,? nad not been at his city
house, apparently, as the houae was cloatd and
the entran??? Ixiardcd up as it was early in the
summer. Baverai memters ?.f th?? Bxecntiv?
CORtmltl.>f th?? Cltlsena Un'in, who would
?louliiless be '??insili!???! in Ctutt "f a conference i
with Mr. i.ow, sail ihey had ti??t sean him re
??July, ami bad ???? bean warned <?f his p**es
enea in th?? city. Republican politicians ?n the
city said they ha?) not heard <>f any conference
with him.
It was sai?! I.y friends nf Mr LaOW that Ii?' !ia 1
COTO? from his summer home in Main?? to Inapt?? 1
the new buildings f?.r Columbia University,
which are to be ready for occupancy .s.???n, and
that his visit here was entirely connected with
his duties as president of the university, and
had no political significance whatever, ll- ar?
rived in ih?- city ?ni Tuesday, ? was sai.l. re?
mained at th?? house of a friend on Tuesday
night. Inspected the university buildings, and in?
terni? ?I t?? r?main at his friend's house last night
and return t?? Main?? to-day. His friends de?
clared that he was n?>t ready to talk about the
plans of th?? Cltlsena L'nion to nominate him for
Mayor. an?l that h?? was noi ready to ?"tif'-r
with any politicians on the gubjeot.
John c. ciark. the secretary "f th?? Citlaens
Union, said yesterday that Hi?? Union could not
have a ttrnference with th?? Republican ?organisa?
tion, such as was invit -.1 in the resolution paaaed
at the meeting ??G the Republican County Com?
mittee ?m Tuesday evening. "We are pledged
t?? Beth i.ow for Mayor," he .-aid. "and a.uld
not ero into a conference and discusa oth? r candi- I
date*. All \\o could say would ???? that we are
pledged t" Mr. ?..??.\. and ihen th.nf.nee
would result in nothing. We have our candi?
date, and. therefore, any tail; of having a con?
ference t?> decide wh?? should be th?? candidate
is Idi??, ??ms is an Independent organisation
which recoarnlse? no political parties, The r?so?
lution, however, says nothing about a confer?
ence, ion wishes to hav?? the nomlnntlona mnde
on the sain?? day. We will certainly meel to
mak?? ?.nr nomlnntlona before ?September 2H. I
desire to say that ?air organisation is in excellent
shan??."
other members >.f th?? Executive Committee ??f
th?? citizens Union made practically ih?? same
statements yesterday. William Brookfleld said
h? aliai n?d see mu. h advnntage to the Citisene
Union in a conference with the Republican or?
ganization leader?, but under certain clrcure- ?
stances he thought ii" hnrm could come "f an ?
Interchange of views ll?? declared that h?? be- ',
lelved Mr. Low would be accepted as the Repul?- ?
li. an candidate in tit?? end, ? onferem ?? or no iron
ference.
Prealdent qu'.rk <>f the Republican County
Committee is chairman of the Republican <'<>n
foren<-e ('??rnmitt????, ? hleh Includes in us mem?
bership Jacob Worth and Bheriff Buttling, "f
Kings; Hugh McRoberts, ?>f Richmond, and
Henry A. Johnson, .?f Qt.ns County, and he
saiil yesterday that he would call a nrmetlng of
this committee about Beptember 7 "We want
? n l.rlnir all th?? for? s opposed t" Tammany Mall
together," he said, "and wi have not backed
down from our position nor yielded one Jot. We .
have never said ihat w?? would n<>i confer, on
the contrary, "ur sole ? ndeavor has been t?> unit??
all force? against Tammany, snd that object can
i.?? carried ?.in by following th?? recommendation
ma?!?? in th?? resolution.''
ATTERBURT WANTS To BE REGISTER.
?IK DRCImNRD THB BROOKLYN POSTMAaTKRSHIP -
WlUa r?0 ?'.tpp??! i" BINDEN ????? -
MRXT i"i: LOW IN' ins WABD.
Walur B. Atterbury, of the Twenty-third Ward,
formally snnounced yesterday among bis friends
his ?andirli;cy for the nomination of Register ?>f
KiriRs County, ?'? ???.?-?lay evening about lifty
repr?sentative Republicana from all district? of the
ward mot ami voted to support Mr Atterbury for
any elective office he desired, His ?hoi??? >'f th?*
county nominations ? that for R?eglater.
More ?nteres Ing news eonecrnlng Mr. Atterbury
which came out last night was that on July m he
ha?i a private Interview with President McK
at Washington, In which he declined t?>?? Brooklyn
poet mastership, which Congressmen Wilson had ac?
cepted in iii? behalf. Neither Mr. Atterbury nor hla
friends allow? ?1 ihis information io get t?. th.?
printing presse? unti', th?? Twenty-third Ward lead- j
<rs had me: ?m Tuesday evening. Mr. Atterbury ?
had no Information to ?Ive out about these things |
?/eaterday, ? ac? pt the following statement, which !
he dictated to ? Tribune reporter last evening:
??| liecame a candidate for Surveyor a? the siiir
geatlon of Major Mack, >?? Ohio. On .lane r. tlie !
President offered me the Commlsslonershlp of Im- |
migration, a'hlch I very respectfully declined Two
weeks later th?? President asked Congressman Wil?
son if I st:!' dec ????? to ?ccept, and he r. pili d Ihar ?
I was unable t,? nrcept ihe otile.?, though fully ap- ?
predating his kindness and th.? honor, and Con- j
gresaman Wllaon stated that I authorised him to ,
say thai if my candldacj for Burv? y? r wa? an em?
barraaement to tbe Administration ? would with?
draw my candidacy for all offices. On July r. the '
President tol?l Congressman Wilson riiat he would
appoint tn? Postmaster, and Mr Wilson accepted
the place for m?. I Immediately went to Washing- ?
ton, and on July 16 had a private Interview with ,
the President, and the matter was definiti ly settled
then. I prefer thai any further Information should
com?? from ihe Prealdent."
Th?? President has already ?elected an Intimate
friend of Mr. Atterbury .?* Hi? next Postmaster,
hut Mr. Atterbury ?ay? hi* nam? will not he
known until It come? from Washington shortly be?
fore the middle of September,
Tbe action of the Twenty-third Ward leaders in
offering to support Mr. Atterbury for Register Is in ?
no degree ? consequent "f his Intervie?? declaring
hla reason? for oppo?lna fiel : Ixiw The inter lew
is considered In the Twenty-third Ward, |usi is
Mr. Atterbury Intenda it should ?>?, aa ? personal
utterance Mr Atterbury saya i? i* more than
lil<?l\? that tie? ward wants Mr i.ow- ?? the nomi?
nee and that If ib.it pr??? <?- tra.? hi will .1.. nothing
10 preven! I 111? ?!? 'tlon nf a full d. I ? IT .1 I I ?? : 1 ?if l.niv
delegate?. Mr. Atterhury's chief opponents In the
race for Register Harmon'! office are Cltj vVorks
?'ommissloiur Willi?, Deputy Fire Commissioner
Clarence Barrow, of tbe Twenty-fourth Ward th?
latter of whom is l>a< ked, it la raid, by Jacob
Worth -and ??-gistrr Harmon,
-?
POLITICAL Mv TURES POSTPONED.
Owing to unavoidable delay In the preparation ef
^?t:????:? ?=i1.1,*?t. ? ie Illustrated led ire? under the ;
auspice? of tlie Citizens' l'nion [?ecture Bureau fur
to-night, to-morrow and Saturday nlghta will he
postponed until ????? w?pek. The times and ;
for ihe lecture ? will ? >? annonn? ? I later.
BABBITTS SEAT MM BE VACATED.
Philadelphia, Aug. IS ? . ? '? mo? ra Ic .-'
chairman, John M Oarman, ami ex-CongrMsman
md es-Stat? Chairman James Kerr are In tlie city, j
lr: ?p*>aklng of the Dcmoei itlo Btate Convention, to '
be bel 1 ?t Beading on Aug isi I, Mr. Oarman aal I:
??The ? ? tl ? r/111 overwhi mlngly reafllrm
allegiance lo the Chicago platform, and ' .1 r?
lion declaring Mr, Harrlts * ? it vacant In th? Na?
tional Committee is pr? s? nted It s i be a ! ?pte 1. 1 ?
inno: <?'. however, thai such 1 r?solution will be ;
presented. For Bute Tn isurer .1 C. McKlnney, of
Tttusville Is itrongly iirga*?l. K. I?' K? rr. or Bed- ,
?,,,,? ?? also mentions?! Kor Audltor-Oeneral, P.
Oray Meek, Surveyor of th? Port, appear? to be the
irongesi eandldnte."
I,.,,!. Weldle, Mavnr of Reading, Is also men
il? ned for the Btate Tree ? irershlp nomination. Sur- ,
veyor Meek, In ?peaking of th? antl-Harrity feeling
last night, said: "The Chicago platform will he
adopted, b it I do n??t tl ink Mr liar. will i
..? , ',..-!, untesi his friend? ?how their teei "
?
THE WEATBER RERORT.
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h ,??1 y ? li Montana ? 1 high off t h?
?. , - na ind ? " ? ? ' y 1 m
Inttnsltl haa dsvsl ;?? ?
. tn th* :?<? reel ?? m Ulm
?1 r??? ?;?: ??'.?? ..|..||,;,|
\ ill??/, Th? !?*t?|??
?rI hns 1?
? ? ? fill ??. in lh* up),
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Ilk*
rOKECABI IN PET MI. G? >n TO PAT
G?? Main? N-f Haawaofeln ll '. V?rsi nt lla-r-it ah s.-ra.
? ithwsa???? I] ? ads
l'?r MaaeaeasMaMti Rh ??? ' ?? ? Coi -a mi gast
?ru m ?rnlng, f.>u \???.? ? 1
'.. 1 ? .?'.??? Stsrl. ? :?.! b* iiuln? .
1 : ??.?? Matrici ?,' L'olun. Baitsm Paaaarlraal?,
K?? leeeey, faetewar? Maryland ani Vlrgtala, partly
Clottd) ? ?- ai r-.-r . \ .ail.it>!.? Brinda, ???-. <????.??? ? rlha?em,-il? .
Tribuna ? ???
A ig la, 1 ? a, 1.?? stalliti >> tn lay
waa coni and fair afte a ibowe'r In th? afiorn^n Tao
tempera?.,? ran*???) l-etn-ten M ?ni ? ai?a-r???. ?h? ??er?
a-re (70S?, brins I -i'trtt lusher than SO Tueiday and Ml
Maga? than on th? ,.<-,rre?r>nnd!nir; ?lay ?ait year
Ii and n??r ?his ?-It? ?? ?lay ther.? will prohaWy ??
sbewers, Mlewed by f?ir weather.
IV ELECTRICtAX KILLED.
inoctCED t? heath DI THI BatOffE moAtCTMRt
ItMHT AITD rowi'.lt (.'.?G???.-' WOMB
Otorga I.? Bthbaoai r. ivy? iity-ele;bt year? obi. of
No. :,iio Faltoo-at., Srootdyo, who wa? th? m^?rer
??l?efrl ian f..r the |;r,.nx ibn. I.ichf ar.rt Power
? ompany, which sapglloa tbe Annexed i?i?trirt with
Unlit, w.is shocked to ..'?-.Uli ye?:, i.'iy m .rnlng.
He was In eharg? of the mummo'h plant at Bghtb?
st ..nd ?Vesti ii ester CraeS. aad waa on <i.it> Tu??,
day nlghl anal yoB?ttOmf mornlnar watchhag lata "p
.?ra'ion? of tb?? dyitamee. All nlahf he r.-milne?! on
watch, nnd ss the fir>t ?tr?..k? <.f gray appeared on
thi hortaoB ho ?..??.??? to shut earn ? th? MghU -up
pll l by Hh pew? r-.'u use
One ii the awttchboards Is direct!] unii a graaa**?*?.
?md Leutbhauser had Um?? und agata raolts?! on
top al th.? m.i,hin.? ti reach tha i-\er. with the
(ssnesi ;.om of rastom he stepped on the
dynamo yesterday morning, but hy some fatal mi??
chance he slipped. He hid hi? band on the ?-?t
of the switchboard, and as he sHpped ha InalRsa
llvly tlir. w ?nt hla othef bund.
Tl.IVUl?.ftTort to Save hiin-.'l.' from hurt
cost him bis ?if.?. Tn.? outstretched hand ? ted g
the held of the dynamo, and Leutbhauser fell, s
mass, r , the ground. The two th... ,
volts generated by tbe dynamo bad enured bis
bod).
The sound of ?be falllna boaty a? it ?tru?*?*- the
-ton.' flooring ..? ? aitention of the en.
glneer? und ntokera in tbe power-house, . ???1 they
rushed to the ?poc. in,. gUnce ?,*. . ?? lufllclent io
convince them thai the m,??? ? i. ? ?rtela ? ?.?? bo?
?on.! ihe power of bum m help \ m ?t In the pr.lm
of hi? bund and burn? on tne finger-tip? ?!?<>??,.d
where the fatal fluid had entered
RECEIVED H) hl\c CHARLES.
Lisbon, Aug. l?. -King Charles lo-da? wcaltoi
Lawrence Townaend, of Pennsyl*?*anla, the newlv
appointed raited Btates Minister to rortoga ?
succession to Oeorge \\\ Cani ? h. who retlrei
MARRIED,
DEXTER REEMER lug?*?! ?7 a? ft r m in ''hrlet
t Orini ' , !.?. lh. Rs Mr i?--ie,
M ' ? ?. ? !.. ?:? - \!?r. ok
Notices of matrlagea and deaths muat be in?
do!??1 wirb full rano? and addr-??
DIED.
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t*. J ?.Vu i.-ir f hla IM
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.a- .: .lu ' . Y Thuraday r.ftern. n. ISih inet.
Inter m. nt al -? ? ?hn I
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Funeral lervlcn al her tato ???? ??? ? -, ?. ?? Baal rath
it . ? ? York, ?a Thuraday, th? ISth n,j? . ?t 1 ? m.
A.?Ttie I\en?lcn f emetery.?Privat? ?'?H-n. Iti
lem Railroad, It iti -tit??' rile fr? m :ti? ??rural ?'entrai
P?.,?. ??*?.?? id K.i?t r.M ??
Tribune Terni? t?? Mull "nliserlbera.
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it Hund pi a yea. ? pei
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except Melico ai Id '? ,. ?>?1>' la ????
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lbs ownar*i n?...
MAIN OFPICB ??'?? ? ??
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n- ? >ir ;G ?.:''?? Iin.ftl
? for tl? Mnr Aus?i?t 21 l'u! n ?!?
ri >??? ipMtnptty ('i '?'.-.?
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TRAMSATUAXTIC MAIL?
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Mcarasua. P? r a. Aitai ?le?. :
i... directed "per V'?""' ?" ??' ? '?'? '?uppUmaaur?/
m .?? a. m.) f.-r ri ?u? ? ,ijo
in.-I. per ? ?. Il '.> ? ? for Cu? .. RI . moot !??
.lire,.... . ?? ? ?? i" ?'? ? ? m I u fami
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f. r aallier |aalll? C-U Mei . , .. |, , ? ,
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? per ? - Irraa . : ly; ?? ? .:?. ,. m
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? . ? for New! Use ?, ? ? tali : ? )t Ulfs? ..i t mea ? kf
M at 'ir? ?*' ???? (tally u ?:*?) p. m. Mails
f r Mlquelon '?'? ?' n ..n.i tlietwe by ?:?*jin?r
. -? .? thi? " ? r*a<l) 11 ? <" p m mMii? for Cah?
?:?'?.?.??'?'?' r??r.ling by
h tami - - ?? ftdayi ml Thurstoya) frnm part
M? for Mei ?v?rta??a. nnleaa
?peel ill? .:!.?- I ' ?? ' y an itr.er. <-|..?^ ?t :hi?
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d ? ?? ??? 2? ?: rt.3n p. na.
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dall , m .- -ii? nt?er I ar ?:*?? p. nv
Malta I ?uairalla <?? ??p'? Wraai Australia?. Hawaii
and Fiji I'lf ll I? 1 - * *? ?ranel ,fr...n Van*..uv?n.
,. r.? dall) after Augiatl ru ?nd up ta ??pternt??*
: .,? 0:30 ??, p. Malli foi ? ? ? ? ?? ih.?e f.r
w._. ,u-i? i:vi arhlt-h ?re Ibrwardad ria Bueapa). Mew?
, . , ? ?. .. laUad? i'?-r ? ?.
MaripoM lirom San G????.?!?, ???. . I?? ?? here daily up 10
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I ? ? ?.?? ? ???. f ? I .'uiil'ia.t ?? II?
l'ulti ?? m m? for A,.?H ill..?
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? ??lui.'Ioalna la ?rranaed ?., the |i>?niiip.
Ilun iti ihelr uninterrupted .>?.???.?? iransu. ilte^i?ier?>4
m ni . t,. ,.. .,: ,. e m pre? loua .1 .?
. p????.?? ft v y s ??tt '?? ia?a*a**am
f ? r . Kew-1 h, N y . a . 1.1. Iget.

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