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OBITUARY..
WILLIAM W. LELAND.


William w. Leland, well known formerly as
one Of the prOpretors OF Grand Union Hotel, sara
toga died early saturday morning, at his cottage on
Clrcusr-,t SlratOga. &c had been sick for some time
but untl within rev days his Less was not regarded
as dangerous. HIS death unexpected by the mem
her, OF the family One OF his daughters, who lives in
TIN, city, went 10 saratoga Friday IN compliance
with her fathers request The lie Ter bearing this mes
sage announced that tic sick man wa DONG we'll but
NJ Lesnd reached her fathers bedside only IN time to
witness his death.
Major Leland was born at Lander0ye, VI, and was
about Sky years old He % tits cly about orsY
vears ago and obtained employment at the AsrOr HOUSE
After serving an apprenticeship at that house and after
ward M the Clinton Hotel In Bsekman-St, be became
IN 1882 one o. the proprietors or the Metropolitan
Uet,I HIS associates ms brothers, Warren ana
Charles, ana they rrm4ined in Charge Of that
hous- for many years. He at0crWard removed
I'd Cleveland, OlO, where nc emDaFked IL
business with his brother. Aaron Z. Leland.
Iis connection with hotel management at Saratoga
began daring the WAT, when, IA com pany with MS
brothers. Charles and Warren, he bought Unt9n hal
That establishment was enlarged INTO lhr drhnd Union
oIel AZ An expense esrImtt at nearly 81 900 0OU.
During the war Dir. Leland served FOR a shOrt
time on staff OF General Grant, VINO tlen
cotnn,aaded the Army Of the West. HIS posi-
ION Was shat OF COmmssary OF Subsistence,
o.. pased she E,saw uOgso. at Baltimore. In 1873 nc
returned % and resumed me management or
tus Grand Union, which WAS burned III the following
wear since that Major Leland has Desn engaged
IN mining euterprlses- About year ago ne Weht 20
saratoga intending To make there permanent nome.
4 wife aud six daughters survive MIN. The funeral
,erylces Will take place to-day At IL at the Church
Of the TRANSPORTATION ID this city
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DRAMATIC NOTES.

The Theatre ComiQUe viii be reOpeneG to-
night 1v fbe Industrious UaIr--in and Hart.
Mr.. T. A. Schwab, after one week IN London,
passed over TO Paris, and is now in Switzerland.
The PmafOre may now be heard at the Aqua
rfu,n-waere certainty rs presence is appropriate
Mr.. Sothen is cruising IN the Sound, IN com
pany with llr WaIacL rae DLke o. Beaufort and other
friends.
Mr.. Hsvcrly's Juvenile PiHafore Company
VIII undertake. tour D. tas country beginning August
IL. az DcubEry. Conn.
Miss ada Cavendish VIII appear in Boston
on December J. and VIII acr there Tor five weeks-,Ios-
ug her engagement on January 3. 1850
Miss Alice Harrison has returned to London,
pffer loa. and pleasant visit 90 Paris. she wiz sail
for EeT-Yor GA the 1871 of AususJ-havDg rc-ousid-
I'D ner resolve TO remain SD London.
The theatre in Wcsc F0urteenth-st., under
Mr. Havereys mauagemeut, viii hereafter be known as
Havery's Theatre "-the name Of Lyceum having been
aropuei H3yerlys Nustres are now in tic sixth md
last ack their successful engagement az TINS house
4 letter from an actor just received from
EtratflrC-up0uAyOu, SAYS think tho theatre Blot
on the scene No good csa come OF IT, II tres bad
erected free library, or kindred institution for
educafsaa purposes taey would have acted VITA much
ma
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COOKE-At Rrootvn T1urslav, August :, after long
illness H., vie OF 0hu z Cooke and darDter ~ 81
las and the late Jsne O. Harris IN the sf year Of nor are
Relatives sui Irsas tHriiei % l Der tincrt lrga
the Centennial Baptist Church Clint nave nfar M} tie,
sunday the lDtn INST. az oc0DA f-ei-d
ere kindly requested Dot - - m flowers.
DU'.G-At Baden Baden Germany, August 10, Abort Dung
ago. 6j years, 4t.er long soldering.
WORR IS,uddeaiy az Bergcn Point THURSDAY August
Lizzie wif. j. yuau Ma-rs and s@uTifer ul lr lafb
Jacob n shame OF Pllaie Bla m t4e I'D Ys1~ other
Relatives elts 0i the lr4y are -tJ octui tifsl .
attend funeral 40 l0.5o uL ga Moniay 40
IGnty church, B-reeH Point
viii meet The 800 m tr NJ OF the NcNJefsey
Central Railroad raia IRON New-f on.
Philadelphia ers Please copy.
RDBT N~ON-At summit y. J August o Helen Dc Groot.
daughter Of Robert 81 and Helen RuuAie Robinson, a--d u
months.
daughter Of ~ vs.. and Lz1e " st0 agel i months ana
Ii days.
sMYTH-At Piastsburg y. y. te "a inst Anna Mar',
1iIrhman Gol. borough wife 0f william g. sEyth, ~ us
cit7. IN tle 59th reir Il I-r as1
Inlerment 40 PiattsDuig
1879 Norman IOunsbery. son OF george ". and 9llAa
Tomuuls aged months.
OF his gTanllatheI A. D. l0nDaus soA si, isrIJ n
TRFafBLEY-At Bargau Point n. J.. Fraay, An gust 3,
lille olapst daugIte. Of GB,tEe ". and hae lremDiey.
Peat - and frieds are nyjJst at-lt t1e ncr tass-
dty. August L. al lU:lj ul az lrni-y CAuIcn bergen
Train leaves foot u Llberyst Central Railroad at 81
-sudieuIv IN orange. August the resldence %
her ulrtnt Samuel ant Ms -ktp'.a o. iutth
ing Mrs ChaIlOe L., vile OF Nj Augustus l. WILCOX u
RELATIVES and friends OF the families inytei 10 lttsli m,
funeral the residence ~ her pirenta 10 AAll Oitse'
MOudav. August i. a. .. m.
rains leave Ntw-l ok 10 1910 and i:l0 p. ID.
Intermg4t 40 the c3tyelicnccol tle FANNY.
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,issin lie saught Out his relative. and announoe"
t3r, thas 10 had beea seut by Horaees father 10 per
shade his boy-nOw bearded man-to eoue - 80
home The father was waiting. eager TO Weicouo i'l
and praying that his son might listen 70 NJ
No only this. but ali his riches S%oe'OOo "'' ."
sons command. The teams,er "oulo nov
rat,,, =, Vermont Re took bis cousin TO me 'rHn'
49, ,als Win hfv ari tod him that ne had come
u, 4, rscl.s. errana Honest Horace TYLER went pae9
>, ,,r, s,r-ed his horses and fed them creased his
,va,or ,,s lien. falling IN with some OF his friends
related the incident 70 them in matter-ofsc' WAY
eoneulirz with the remark THAT DO Owned taat lealh'
,,l, . "a ,,,,h money and he reexoued he could make
storm ct circumstances. aTgolnthls ara a. &C. II.
STAGGERED alla A1rt ~ ..-.' ~ 80 ,ge~ - mat
se,io md r,-1T East Tor the qu2rJer OF milton.
Paris he's had q humanitarian dog case IL
was alleged that a whole pack Of dogs was kept 81 '-e
sorbopne for th- express purpose OF yvisocdon ana
that 40 set periods wien the unfortunate animals were
brought au. c. De subjected 90 experiment taelf "s'n
bowls disturbed the peace Of NM. Geyots 4o~Se'''
ana OF other tnhahitants of the DISTRICT III was S-
crsfad hai although the mere sounds 81 te oogN u0e
AID e--.s -vc-. o. themselves sufficient 90 " murder
sr.eo cir effect was increased hundredio'd N the
consciousness or those listened that they "ere lne
e!en of exquisite fortunes then the act Of being IL
cfed on the sufferers. The argument Tor ne dcieAce
threw SOMEWHAT aeFens liEht On ihe master ana re-
duced trc-o complaints 70 less sentimental iorm' III
was proved ia evidence SHAT tbc ANIMALS eeore 'eiu&
subeced the hauds OF The i7gsloIs ART away s"
iected o. ehoroforn, % sae process oI Whch tne
become UNCONSCIOUS and suhrr u0 aPpteeiahe ti'iu.
OF pain: The bowls tnereioIe, n1si Pgee5V So, ~
dogs which were undergoing YiFis'ctloa ou ~ @
prisoners who were waiting FOR their turn n come on
Moreover, instead % wnoe pAcA 81 "etcies I'D lot
IFS luLbrl1us rpOse, fhe stock consists OF ohf TON
siy % nine dogs whleh imuured M suDttrrnpebn
dungeon, from whlcA 5ey are only nov and Jhe' s5
uNays by day. allowed Tun oui GA 70 the waste lana
which is Their play Ern6Hu
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THE YELL or TIE BULLDozER.


A MISSISSIPPI PAEEh AAsah WINS ACA D~'~ '-''A -
MEASURES AGAINST INDEPENDENTS.
From me C0Y1r.th (3fiSsJ Record. AaqestZ:
Our people are beginning 70 realize IN ear
nest that Tie ratiOu Of tie
Boyeluelt nothing but tDe REORGANIZATION OF the worst
fue OF tie Radical purity Their emissares are travel
ling la every direction studlOusy endeaY0rng TO mood
WINK ana deceive our people. They are promoters r
dscOrd and fomentors OF diti0u IN midst Their
usdfOus attempts 20 dis3inlto and dlsOfgdlz the DEM
cratic party viii be met ana t0cd. Tier determined
forts to preciptae another conflict and engcHder
sfrfe throughout The land viii be thWaTted and pun
ished We must arouse from our ethary And, f neces
sary % tac ana YndcauOu % the Democratic
parfytlc great party Of tie peOpe-reSO ~ desperate
Teasf,sg Toe vindctiVg and seFpentIle maiuiii} Of
Tie E.lra eaGers for people unDouuded. The Old
Wsto. X dca smell viii in FsIlaYy Detray Them, how
ever c.fv fney pirate about the rights " the people.
Tie sueees Of INC s0-Caled Independents VIII merely
b. tle restoration OF the Radicals 10 power Ia our Stale
AND tie moral des0atiOu ana eah OF Leg every interest
B. uOt deceived ~ not hr honeyod accents OF these
Ise prophets throw you On Your gutrc. Arm Tor the
conflict aud race he coF 10 me batter end Proclaim To
tie world tuat y0u eemeu ami VIII never become
The dfpes aud victims Of Radical Wles aLd NAiahy.
TIE GIccunack party was untImeiJ ripped from tae
great womb ~ Kldoasrn let stIngle crush and
aLnIhatc it lA THE d natal hOur Pass the watch|ord
e0ue Iles aud bailla-cry Dc Gel{A " ne u
trs and catee of pc0pis. our brethren beio" are
EEealy nca, and yOu VIII soon lear that they aI5
ndrcliug "a % oeriaiu and glorious victory Tie nl-
buGs ~ The coming s0rm are audible Ia tue distance
GnG 30 the Of 1879 10 De repeated The sooner
W BEGIN the better Let cFy aloud and spare not
tof Davis Vasser ana their hOr;1a OF demasogues
te more enemies 20 the bert VI Our people
an t leaders that IagshlIlCd tie hosts VI
AA0ll -l4sll ~ JUi midst
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THE DRAMA.
-nvr,rrNTs nF CLARA MORRIS.

MOVEMENTS OF CLARA NORRIS.
The new Brooklyn Theatre viii be opened
by Ms cara Morris M October. Miss Morris has en-
gagged 90 DO ths aud also act ten weeks al Badwrs
Theatre Ia siu Francisco. she is there TO receive 5000
arigLt and her expenses Of travel. Tie engagcmen'
which size HE'D there last scasoH-teu weeks-@as sue
cssfu and "a, It's elcse contract Was wade With her
Coz t Sc s0p az hand. Mss Morris In good health,
and Is lviue in her rural home OF Riverdale Among
fbe !eccs n which Mss AI0rls VII act, next season rs
a new version ~ the tragedy ~ " Jane shore Her
arfrrnarce IN the ola piece 20 BG0thh theatre IN te
Erru0 fe --5 wa. strong u passion ana paihus, alu
II vas ee seen chat ihe pat Jane SaDrt D. one 81 inc
hind - which flis actress II pccalary wen salteo
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PUBLIC OPINION.

THF NEW-YORK TRIBUNE Is correct. The
sohu 1aerua4 movement 10 gop-guH.- Omaha News
flepJ
Columbia. s. C., Las produced one ear, Of
corn scy. inches long But thai IS much eaoier
10 iet Butter iie hu u Massachusetts the cOnGS
Fali-lE sJOa Herald (lna1
The best Republican IS be who, IN the pres
sue4 I'D te rtat tmpotsuce OF carrying New-l rE 10
the coming e!ectOl, snll do the most 10 unl!c aud
sOndiY lO Republican party 50 that THIS greatly desired
syna faFoTsIn faction and prejudice should nave no
place IA he pending CANVASS syracuse JOlIHei II pl
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cn,fa,TMoRATION ~.

Tr0m re haedtstlf DfIH0tTat Il4 ClTO0tcIe lL5lLl
The present Is cOmmcmOratlOn year OF tie
pabiic al party IL celebrates the proud history u
Uuarter o. century twenty-five years ago 70 Was
harm ans r Las lived tn ana wrought upon the grandest
Dertod of human development There Is fitness in the
Tact tbar 10 IS year OF GRAFTON, Repaid cLlsm
should M forced Circumstances n cannot resist, %
Illustrate most sigLaiy tla insplrailUn-that ID
1870 rs 1894 Il should subordinate ali thor lsIes
T. lie maiB issue freedom beneath the naZ, Upon
The organization o. tho party IL demonstrated that
eo0nOic questions secondary % the one cOutTO
lag question II the free soil Territories.
then the party t&s lad zeal with many economic
questions aud has dealt witt them uegentiy, buI
comes irier all these years. u End the same CUES
non, IN "a different form, now dominant
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NOT RFADY no DIE YET.

From Senator T. CaGfslefS speech ot hacRtdS, NE.
1t Is SAID the Republican party has fulfilled
As mlssIou and ought 10 d8. No party II better pre-
1sred die. On It's monument can be written that II
is fulfilled every pcdEe IL ever made 70 the Amer-
cuu people. Ought - del Thank you. gentlemen. We
have made other arrangements. IL took the country
from the lowest depths OF num3tOn and raised 10 u
the highest piunSce OF prosperity. &c fOuDh The rer
eeut bonds worth 90 and tie per cents are worth
1O2 IL built the railroads which the country needed,
and has improved tho rivers ana harb0rs. OF these
yrss labor has received tAe benefit The party saved
lie NafioaaJ Lilo by r6desumg tB pledge. and II re-
depR,d another tae lst OF January and saved the
National honor The panic 1887 was worse thdn that
through which have passed, out got down 70 hard
ran lu 1872 and OF prosperity ensueo. Now 70
over the country there Is WOrK Tor al VINO want II.
Tho heel turning, and nothing can stop IL less the
people de- iocrately decide tamper with an honest
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Amy ORDERS

WASHINGTON, Aug. 10-Major Frank VI.
Coxe Paymaster United states Army. has been relieved
from duty the Departn OF Texas and ordered AZ
the expiration Of his leave OF absence report
duty the commanding general Of he Department
OF California The President has accepted the resigua.
ton o. First Lieutenant A. -. B. Smead 81 Cavalry 10
take effect February 2S ls9O, uurl which time liza
present leave Ol absence has Deen extended.
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MIDNIGHT WEG THEE REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
lSutl0peis Tor ne past p holtrs.

WASHINGTON, Aug. IL, a. m.-Cooler and
clear weather has prevail IL the Southern states with
northery winds and rising barometer Cool and clear
weather continues IN Sew-Eggland and the Middle
states, with increased pressure and light variable
winds. The temperature has risen IN The Lake region
aud tho Northwest. With less pressure, ,Outhcrg ~
westerly who's partly cloudy weather. and ia the brst-
named dis irIct local rains.
}adlecitcrs.
For New-Euglaud and the Middle States, slightly
warmer, partly CLOUDY clear weather, with winds
mostly from south 10 vest and during the day slowly
falling barometer.
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MAJOR John :. BRAXrON.

NORFOLK, Va, Aug. 10.-Alajor John s.
gr.xton Collector Of Customs thus BORT died sud
denly last night OF govt Of the heart He served with
distinguished galantry a. major Of anTy in tie Con
federare Army He appointed Collector 10y Presi-
dent Hnyes about two years ago.
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lilo si.ra ely
r. a.ra- e. ll-t
lr. preceding midnight Toe irregular representa-
lgng Tle Gg-.e4 Lag
r-urtsl lts tie ylli-iIlEs iu toalFcrltau.
TRIBUSF OFFICE. Aug. II. a m.-The movement IN
the barometer st upward but the changes yesterday
f.ee upper white Incl were not marked on Satur-
day tsee lower white mel The her saturday was
partly cloudy until near the close OF the last quarter
yesterday fair aud clear weather prevailed. TIE aver
~ teterafure On Saturday was 7a.5 YER than on FRI
a.v the mercury ranging between 64' aud 7J9 lscc
bI.krn lcl Yesterday me Temperature ranged bttWr %
40 anal TO l-oa dotted lLeJ, the average Dr ~ IL
hller tian 900 Saturday. The amount OF moisture az
he AIR IHrla.
o. spestsl IL tI.a CITY aAI vicinity ts-daT.
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THE lIaevey Napier Correspondence Ehsel b. his
son. 5yu, -
The Relations Of Mind AMI Brain ~ henry Catlst,,
sd - b. professor moral philosophy, University Ok
EAlnOargA. eEu -
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THE FIRE RECORD.
IN NEWARK. n. J.

A fire broke out about a. m. yesterday IN
the large 1ui ding owned BY Edward ssyre, at
Fir.t and Orangtsts. Newark. The building occu-
MED by Mr. sayre rs an office Tor the sale Of coa wood,
r1asons' nateras, etc. BY smith aud Brennan sash
and blind factory. ana b. John Morgan shoeshop
and dwelling Mr. Morgan ana his wife were awakened
By the smoke AMI they had barely time TO escape with
their ves The fire communicated 10 the bridge across
the Norris Canal ~ Onge-sl and damaged that srue
ture a. well the wharf The entire bulldogs fronting
ON Orange-s were destroyed, together with COW AMI
Two horse Thr IRE Thought % be r work OF an m
ceudisry The losses ere follows; Mr.. Morgan 5000,
no Insurance smith * Brennan, $1,000, no insurance
M Rayre about OCO Oh building ana stock par laIy
Insured
ON saturday evening a gas Jet Communicated FIRE IA
s, ityn f4brcs "a the laI-e shOW-WtuaUw ol ciah *
C's f1ucy goods sJore Broad and Cedarsts., oaus-
Tao "A loss Of about $500.
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HENRY HOLT s, Co.

Go,re Neyy.Bnoer Tendencies An address dcvered Ds-
,,re IN. FiitOai Associations 81 New and Oo BY
Wsitsag Reid Editor OF TAB TRIBUAk lbm0. paper %
Delieiq. By B. u. Butt author Of Miss Molly" lGmo
Leisure Hour Seriesl 81.
Cousins. by L. B. waors. lone Leisure Hour sari 81
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JOHN 5. JENNESS.

PORTSMOUTH, n. H., Aug. 10.-John Serb
per Jenness OF NewYork, hcr Of several books ded
M Newcastle this morning. He was ty-hree years old
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~. RENJAMIN WILsON.

TALcorT, w. Va, Aug. 10.-Mrs. Wilson,
wife Of the Hon Benjamin Wilson, member of Congress
from tnis state die. at BED Sulphur springs this morn
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At MoyTREAL-Loss $4,000.

MONTREAL. Aug. 10.-A fire this morning
damaged d. E. Richie & co.'s tobacco and SNUFF manu-
fnctary TO the extent Of S12 1000 II insured fOt
Qo0
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WOULD NAKEA GOOD ArTORNEY-GENERAL.

The Hon. Hamilton Ward, of Belmont, Allie
gaBy County, IS prominently mentioned as syllable
candidate Tor Attorney-Gcneral Of this State. lie IS
recognized as a very able lawyer, who has beon DIS
in gusnod his learning talent ana success IN the
rrctice of law Els untirng industry, patient inves-
,ttop and thorough knowledge OF the statutes OF tue
stte and OF equity commend BIm AZ the right man 10
Be uaced 10 nomination Office that requires intel
lectual ability and legal research M Ward would ad
niraby discharge the duties or Attorney General. II
Nominated his name viii ada strength TO the ticket
throughout Western Hew-YOrk. He is one OF the most
zaIous Regubl cans, and his c0nspiuOus services
REPRESENTATIVE IN Congress during the periOus period
al kec0nstruoton have made his name guarantee OF
fdeiIEy 10 Republican principles There IL strong
son 10 expect that he sl be nominated He vail have
We NJ YORK.
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Cranns cnlic- chnlera mornns. sonr stomach.

cramps, couc, cboltid HOFDUrs sOuI stoihhSu7
diarrhtea 6nd dyseHtory are speedily cured by Dr.
Jaynes Carmnaiive Basan. It removes all soreness OF
the bowels quies the stomach and restores Its natural
action A a family remedy or many affections OF thd
bowels prevalent among children and adults 10 the suns
months 10 Is especial died. being promps
IN ~ operation perfectly safe, and easily adnlnis'
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AT yATFRTowy n Y-Loss as 900.

lshmens Of ths city, destroyed By fire last uignn
Loss $4,000 ~ 10000; insurance. $4,000
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Photography give only tho imayaso TIE hoV,rs
bur m q lR1AY G LASMtNs EioApt W Atf clcmi-ify ~
-rved their fttc essence ~ Or her4iy TIE Dotted
BREATH Of tie ir0GctsO u tge ricacst bora ~
Ia the world.