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BKoWN-At Brnfort conn. SATURDAY August p. Isaac
Funeral al Grace Church Broldway and l0th.st, Wei
nesday. AUGUST % at O'Clock . NJ -. 49,, 49,
33a. :. and = NJ Phoenix Chapter No ? r. A N. pa es
Lodge new YORK respectfully invited attend
CAPW EII-Gn Brooklyn, Monday, August %, Albert
Relatives aud friends are invited attend the hl
late resIllce, lJ3 Warren st. Ihlrsday afternoon a.
COOPER-On 2tth inst. az ocean Grove v J.. braham
.,tes ana ir.su are invited to attend the funeral
the Baptist Church l6h-st. near sth ave. u
Iner 1i,iS 81 OAK Hi 6sheis 'r SyacK
DAME At residence 10 81 West 18Th 81 on 81 day cath
Vouce Of funeral hereafter
DENISON-suddeny and peacefully. Of carbuncIe and
fever, SUNDAY. No. August - at keene Valley Adiron
GacK Mountains Caroline A. oeoved and devoted VIE Of
she hath done what she could" Verify
laDors. anG her WORKS do odow her" LII, 49,, ,-,.- =,
j. wedne day at 4 ?. NJ.
Intermsnt private.
HEALY-On Tuesday August a. 1880 clyde Dean. ony
son OF CLARK and Hatle D. Heay. aged . months.
MOALH-on August a. William Armistead Moae. OF Balu
more IN his elst year.
MURRAYTq Brooklyn, Tuesday August - $50 of mfr
nation Of he brain aco1 b. Murray IN his 55d year
Columbia county. y. \, papers please
H. Briggs reeSsSiL AIgnst q seah Manning rect of
Cornelius KRIS city aged 80 years months and
Funeral to-day Wednesday, at at the resaencolOf Yrs
sMITH-Oa Tuesday. August ~. Helen ~ wife Of Matthias
r IN f br a s NE, a GresOry Jersey CITY
Iulerment At orange, y. !.
WAYDELL At Port Chester NY on saturday August 81
BrghTs disease william A. Of John IL anu Ruby A
In M9ys at IT Greea fs@ DIV eapey
Reas and irenas OF the y are PSspecay
attend. Requested that no lowers be sent
WOODHCLI-On Tuesday. August "a Gaylord. Of
caleb Fannie D. " oodhulL IN the 18Th year Of hs
friends Of the family are respectfully invited to attend th
funeral his parents residence. No 40 Monroe ace
Broosyn Thursday August 70 at O'Clock IN the after
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SOCIETIES IN CONVENTION.
KNIGHTS OLE PYTHIAS.
REUNION OF THE ORDER IN TIE wSsT-coNDITIoN
OF TuT ORGANIZATION.

REUNION OF THE ORDER IN TIE wssr-coNDiTioN
or THE ORGANIZATION
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 24.-Several divisions OF
Knights OF Pythias arrived morning The city has
put holiday attire. All the hotels are Handsomely
decorated with ags and the coors Of the different dv
sons. Fourth aud Fiith-sis. aud Washington-ave.
are lined with great banners. and nearly
all the stores adorned with small flags
The supreme Lodge of the World escorted to Odd
Fellows Han at $50 N. by Preux Chevaer Division
OF Cleveland Alter being received by the Grand Lodge
OF the State with imposing ceremonies the Supreme
Lodge went into regular session.
TIE Grand Chancellor OF the state W. p. Rudolph, de-
lvercd brief speech OF welcome to which the Supreme
Chancellor, ID. u. Woodruff. made response. Supreme
Chancellor Woodruff read a long address, touching
upon MANY points Of interest to the order,
and recommending thorough revision OF the
endowment feature. The report OF the Keeper OF
Records saOy we'd decrease in membership ~ Penhsyl-
yania. Mary Masssc Rhode Island Georgia,
Nevada and Ontario Of 1863 memD while me other
tweuiy-seyen jurisdictions show gain ~ 3.bfS mem
bers. making 1-t Estl nor the 1879 of 2943 Ihe
capital OF lodges has greatly Increased The amount
paid for relief during the fiscal years is SIsl
The amount conJbul the yellow fever sufferers IN
ISIS S. $50. The number Of members In the order
December 81, 1879 was 81 rs. The number oi uni
formed members is about >, 80, embraced IN htyOur
divisions.
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CHINESE PROCLAMATION WITHHELD.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 24.-Ihe session OF the
Cabinet to-day very bret not lasting over haf an
hour No question Of public interest was brought up
for consideration in fact nothing but ordinary routine
department matters were considered The Chinese
proclamation" contrary to general expectation,
not even alluded to the meeting In this connection
It may be stated on undouOted authority that the Pres
dent viii not issue tho prooamation until the pending
Investigation with regard to Chinese discrimination
against United States vessels IL concuded ana shows
cnncIustvey that no discriminating tonnage impost
arc .yied United states vessels by the Chi
The President informed the Cabinet to-day that he
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON Tuesday, Aug 81 1880
The Commissioner OF Tnteraa Revenue to-day received
the following telegram from Collector Brayton dated
Columbia. :. C., August 3D. II am receipt n tele
gram stating that officers destroyed last night
about twenty five miles from Greenye, C.. an Illicit
dIstiilery containing eigh gallon still. aud
worm. and 1900 gallons - mash and beer. Wnle en-
gagged IN the work the officers fired at from am
bus1 bu' fortunately no one was hurt.
The United states Vice Consul al Nassau. N. p.
ports u the National Board Of Health the following
statistics concerning yellow fever: For the week end
ing July II. - cases and deaths; Tor week ending
Juy n. 20 cases and deaths; FOR week ending july
81. IL cases aud deaths for week ending August 4
, eases and death
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LATEST SHIP NEWg.
PORT OF xEw.YoRG ...ARn1vnD ADJUST q.

PORT OF SEW-YORR ARRIVED AUGUST ~.
Str YeddO fBrl. owens Hull 10 = days. sarders q Co.
str Manhattan Kelly, Richmond city PoinS and Norfolk
Old Dominion Co.
str RIO Grande Pennington Galveston Aug IL. Key
81. II Mallory
ship II Richardson lof Thomastou. Me- Palmer. Ply
June % - John, b. IN ballast 70 snow Bur
ship saleml Allan. Yokohama % Hiogs
March IL with mdse 10 BiagGOD vessel 10 Vernon
Brown & Co.
Brig Nicolas lspanl ArTiandaga HavanaAug8 in ballast
tO master.
Brig Castalia Brown Matanzas 10 days with a
w Welch vessel Nesmith
schr CITY Work and days rom Nassau Mp,
with ogwoOi 20 j b Brown.
-chr Northern Light Stlman Jacksonville days with
lumber b Hunter q sons vessel 10
schr III Jones' Fakenberg, Fornandina DAYS. win
val stores 20 Doner Potter Co vessel 10 Abel Abbott
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ARRESTED FOR LIBEL.

James z. Keegan, a newspaper man or this
city was arrested by detective OF the Hudson County
n L. District Attorneys office while he was standing
at Beckman-st. and Park Row Monday evening, ON IA
warrant charging him with the authorship OF a
wdey-pubished statement that Senator Charles H.
winfield OF New-Jersey, ths chief consplrator In
the famous Lewis viii case, by which the bogus widow
sought 10 swindle the Government out OF Sl5OOOOO
which had been bequea he'd IT by the mser Lewis Of
Hobokeu Mr. Keegan was locked up ut the OAK Street
Station. go. -.-
dav al the TOmbs Police Court His counsel made an
apucation for his discharge. He remanded 20 await
a reouisiton from the Governor OF New Jersey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-25

LONDON Aug. 2i-At todays sges Wool steady 0ut
nncharg get N tone ANA quotations sold
chiefly Of Zeaani. Sew south Wales AMI Cane The fol-
ln sales de ii - 95a Dales Port Philip
Flee ls0- lid secured ~ - - ID Greasy 81.
I'D Locks and Pieces 81 ~ U.s. r.. Lambs. Is ad1
J. lot or 3sv, Sgd Is. 1873 bales cape and Naial-
Fleece. Ia ais SID Greasy. ID u I'D Lambs, III al.
3D. SOB hie New Zealand Fleece ia H. ~ H. dl
Is cd =. hl Greasy 2f. Is 2d Locks and
Pieces L. ed Lambs. Greasy. Giad ls. Zi 39e
bales sydney and Queeusand-Fieece j. 81 ~ls lO@di
Secured Is. L. I'd Greasy - p Is Lock. and Pieces
6.l Is so lambs ID. secured t. Cd =.
Greasy ID Old. i67 bales AdeaieFeece ar = %
"a 9dH2s. I'D: Greasy, 81 f:c; of6s and
Pieces - d44s I'd Lambs j.. 2d s. God SECURED. Ia
3snls Id GREASY sd: bales Van Dl,mlIa Land
Fleece 3D.; Greasy. l1s. 4a1.. Lock-
pieces Lambs ls. ID Greasy, 10 81
z is: % bales secured span "a Black -. "a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-25
THE STUDY OF INSECT LIFE.

MEETING OF THE CHRONOLOGICAL CLUB, PRELiM-
MARY TO THE MEETING OF THE AMERICAN
SCIENCE ASSOCIATIONS.
Boston, Mass. Aug. 24.-Tbe indications
are favorable a successful meeting of the American
Association for the Advancement OF Science, which
holds it's annual meeting this city beginning to-
morrow.
Preliminary to the meeting Of the association, the
chronological Club held It, annual meeting at the mu-
scum of tho Boston Society OF Natural History this
afternoon The president. the R'v g. II. scrddcr, de-
livered the annual address, In which lie marked
course OF lnvestlgatiOn.
A. b. Crate spoke OF genuine characters in the Noe
tulda Professor A.. j. Cook spoke upon his Invcstga-
lions IN Agriculture. Mr. J. D. Putnam presented notes
on the North American GateOdes. and exhibited
specimens IN illustration The R.v u. c. McCOOS read
a paper on The Honey Ants Of the Garden u TIE Gods
Color do.
Al The annual election OF officers the following
chosen:
President-Dr. John G. Morris. % Bali more.
Vice PreSidcnf-C. V. Riley. OF Washington.
Secretdry-B. p. Manu. Of Cambridge, Mass
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RAILROAD NOTES.

BosroN Aug. 24.-At meeting to-day of
the directors II the Mexican Central Railway Company
Nj. f. Dc Tuniak elected general manager OF the
TOa1.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 24.-The sale of the
Galveston, BRACES and Texas marrow gauge Railroad
which wac advertised take place to-day the Phila
depha Exchange. under mortgage foreclosure, by the
Guarantee Trust ana safe Deposit Company, or this
city, has been postponed until Tuesday. November 80.
QUEBEC, Aug. 24-There is a rumOr in
town that the Government contemplates leasing the
Quebec Montreal Ottawa and Occidental Railway. and
tndt an extra If the local Legislature will be
called tuls tail for the pur Of egazng the lease
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BErTER THAN VAS EXPECTED.
. the Edftor or The tribune.

To the Editor or The Tribune.
SIR; A call was made last evening after
long considerations and encOuragements 10 attempt
70 form Garfield and Arthur campaign club, In this
stronghold Of Democracy, where something IL known OF
the Warren County ring frauds. instead OF the cor
ooraps guard that We suspected would attend we had
a. hl vol e,led and enrolled 100 names OF our best
cItiz-us and most prominent buslness men. OF whom
twenty-five veterans win john franks as chair
----- u, ... -. ,.s.
This was a surprise 10 us and our Democratic friends
Many citizens signify their Intention OF Joining as
~, Garfield and victory. j. A. bkhsB, secretary.
FAslltxsh.s~a- n. j.. Aug y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-25

CHICAGO, Aug. 24.-Mr Alexander. of the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad ana Mr.. Clarke
OF the Chicago, Sc. Louis and New-OrIeans
Railroad met here today, ard after
FIJI conference and examination Of the
points ference between their lines. agree upon
basis OF operations ana interchange OF
These gentlemen Sent Joint eiegrams
TO TIER Offices IN New-Or.eans, Louisville and other
points OF competition. 70 stop all cutting or ratgs at
once, ana resume the status that existed ia
prior the opening o. the contest v hlen mas
waged between these lines for the last two months
an rates are to DE restored az once. The officers
OF tie respective tines TO moeC in Louisville
on september settle details ana arrange future
latlOus between the companies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-25
FREE ICE-WATER FOR THE FIVE POINTS.

The new free ice-water fountain in the Five Points
ia largely patronized by the inhabitants of that
vretcbed nelghborhood. Yesterday afternoon while
tina fountain was being replenshed with ice
crowd Of dirty children, grlmy-factory hands,
and frowzy-loOking women. was gathered ABOUT
it, eagerly waiting Tor a dxaught OF the cola water.
he fountain itself is with Its pedestal, about ten
fee; high of oetagonal shape. and is painted red,
white and blue indicating the three different forms
of pledges of the Business Mems society ioT the
tam was erected. Yesterday forty barrels OF water
were given away.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-25
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD REPORT.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2A.-The directors of
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company have just issued
thir statement he business OF all the lines CT the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company east of Pittsburg and
Erie lor July, ISSO, compared VITA the same
month in 1879. which shows increase
in net earnings af $3O2.s9O The seven mon tbs
OF 1850 as romparei with the same period 1879 stow
an incic4s. IN u.t earuln.s or S2,j51.444 All hnes
west of Pitia8ulg Ere. for the seven months OF
1850 snow g. surplus liabilities or S161I 1863. be-
Ing gam over the same period IN 1879 Ol ~ O3472l
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.EE AND JACKSON THE TRUE PATRIOTS.
Lrnla Iha NJ lrLsnrls DelnncrnL LLcLn

The banner of the COntederacy went down
forever gloom aud disaster but cansecraie by
tie blood OF heroes dauntes and patriots pure
any that ever fought for liberty.
1t lived with Ice and decK ed his brow
From faies empyiel palm
II sleeps ee3 o. D. az SsOn now,
As spOb.ess and =
The men now the most active participants in
DO tcal affairs and absolutely control the destiny
the ~Ouih have mp and come INTO power
and al their efforts ana energies directed
toward healing the caused by dreadful strfe
winch made but wlich left
her "a lcgacy ct GLORIOUS niutlts.
FDi our yOIng men, therefore. citZcuS CT Louisiana
and cd the Republic, propose 10 hold up tor their
emulation and Animation the heroic deeds Of their
fathers.
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ADDITIONAL TRADE REPORTS.
WOOL MARKEr-BY TELEGRAPH.

PHILADELPHIA. Ang. 24.-WOOL-Duli. tone OF market
slightly In buyer favor ONO Pennsylvania and West VIZ
above Ijd i6c X. 45d4Gc Medium a. d43ci
Coarse 4Oc. New York. Nchi0ln inIians Western
Fine ana Xxx. 3Sd4Zc.. Mr.un. ~ al Coarse,
zoe. and felai.e- Washed D.iaine.
X and Xxx. Use; Mr''um ashes Combing ana De.ane,
JO1J2hc Coarse, i1fjc, canada Washed ComJny A. .
4jc uD-Wa~het-t holce. 47ajOc Fair - a45c Tn.
washed CombmC and Delaine-Med.um Unwashcd
Combing and Deialne 81 i6c.. Coarse, 32dJ3c
Bright Cnwashed Clothing-FEe or and Xxx,
- Medium, 333ic.. Coarse 3nG Dark Earfhy.
Jnwashed Cothngt inc l60-Oc Ne'um - PC Coarse.
OregOu-fine 25H--cs Medium 80 3fcs Coarse,
zoe California quoie New Mexlcan aud Color 41o
lGd2-c Medium 2502sc.: Coarse carpet Wool.
goa 22c PuuedFxtra Mer1no, 33G57ci super 30 IfScI
lambs super
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NAYS LANDING VERDICT.

PHILADELPHIA, Penn, Aug. 24.-The Coro-
ners jury Camden. " j. after hearing tho testimony
OF weutyeght Witnesses concerning the Mays Landing
disaster. returned the following verdict:
We find that the cuuse OF said collision occasoned
by combination OF circumstances. first the
favorable condition II the rails II the West
jersey and Atlantic Railroad. occasioned by
recent rains greatly enhanced the coils
ION; second, the limited time allowed between
,he sJarfu OF the first ana 3ecOud SECTIONS ~ SAID
curslon train third the n biity Of the engineer hay
cparge ine Nc. 627 drawing the sald second
Section manage tlc automatic brake with wnlcu said
tram WIS provided, from Unforeseen cause
Ia IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-25
RAIL WAY NEWS.
ALMOST THROWN FROM THE TRACT

ALMOST THROWN FROM THE TRACK.
MARROW ESCAPE or TRAIN on THE NEw-JERsEY
CENTRAL ROAD.
Train No. 1 on the main line of the Central
Railroad OF New-Jersey. which left Ezabethp0rt at
1905 pm. had esbape from being thrown into
Newark Bay Monday afternoon. From EzAbethport
the train IL an to jersey City. Run
ming ut a high rate or speed. 1t passed tGe
rawbridge just north Of the Singer Sewing Machine
Works. and directly behind train No 7 on the Long
Branch route. IL had gone 200 yards on the bridge
when the rear LETT the track. For forty yards
it bumped along the east side NJ the track. across
The ties, and then swung To the west side The
strength OF the chalns on the trucks and the improved
coupling alone prevented IL from gong over INTO the
bay The track tor short distance was twisted into
the shape OF the letter s. Two boys, named
Sweeny and Hoyt, were fishing on the bridge near
he where left the tack. and 10 their
lives they Jumped into the bag Some boatmen picked
them up IN an exhausted condition. About twenty pas
sengrrs were IN the car ali men. but they only
ALI Lnu III an bad " scared
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-25
RI,SINEss OF THr READING-

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 24.-The following is
d comparative statement OF business Of the Philadei
phia aud Reading Railroad Company fer July :
Gross receipts from all sources, 81 .2S2 534 o.
gross expenses including rentals OF leased lines and
profit Tor wear July 81 S2.f25 sos compared with
S215s.6IS last year Ihe statement OF tine
Pm aieIpnia and Reading Coal and Iron
Company for IN shows: Receipts. SsJO,579 40 ;
expenses S5l6G24 81; pruut. r33 9Jt 80 loss FOR
dae bus been SJ3016, against q lOss OF
g5o2,25 for the period last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-25
pATLENTS III OEARANTINE.

The Quarantine Commissioners Monday re-
ce1ved a dispatch from Superintendent Munsel of
the Fever Hospital at Quarantine, stating that the
following patients had been admitted into the hos
prai, August IS. f. Tofernn. from the vessel
Higbbury August 10. T. J. Shannon. from steamer
CLYDE; August %. Jacob Nelson. from bark John
bntn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-25

Jacob B. Murray, well known in Brooklyn
from his connection WITH Plymouth Church, IN which,
although MT member, he was usher for many
years died 90 his home, No. 2iG Carrost., Brooklyn
yesterday morning. Of an affection OF the brain. He
wa born IN Columbia County. y. Y, II 1927 For many
years he has been IN the wholesale grocery business 10
tnis CITY, No. A. Vesay.t be one OF rhe urm nf
Strong. Murray Co. o. the u1al az Mr Is ecler 40 me
Irooklvn Cty Court. SIC Mr.. Murray was ln con
staur attendance and secured for The members Of
mouth Church. IL expcc eli that Nh BeecAer viii
air. nd II No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-25
MEETING OF RAILROAD MANAGERS.

In pursuance of the circular of Commits
sioner Fiuk there VIII BE- Of the Joint Exeou-
nve Committee Of the trunk lines and their western
nectlou. az Mr. Fnks Office tomorrow. The subjects 20
considered include AID tobacco
and cotton the desrbty OF pooling the Freight
business at IRE Hdu,e YnceHnes and LAFAYETTE. The
request of the Southwestern Railway Association that
the Eastern roads shall @ltaortw their agents from
points OF Mississippi RIVER, Will Doe discus
A. there desire The past OF or tlc Tja0s Tor
advance IN Ldstbould freight rates, this subject
VIII alsO be uLOAglt I'D.
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FINDING THE GUILTY PERSON

LoNG BRANCH. Aug. 24.-There is differ
ence OF opinion As 20 Who is 10 for yesterdays col
lision al Long Branch. Tne railroad blame Train
dispatcher Wynen whose duty 1t was to
sec that the switch was all right. 1t Is
also said that Dispatcher Wymen gave
the sienal to Lngneer Erickson to back hs train
wnicL the disaster Erickson claims that he
"a signal TO back but positive whether t
bv Wymen the hagmIn. Wymen Is anxious 10 place
ali the blame on Erickson, bat does not llan Wny be
p-ruitted the switch be turned wrongly. The cCud-
dlon of Culllnan, The newsbOy, Is precarlOUs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-25
DESIRING UNIVERSAL PEACE.

POUGHAEEPsIE, y. Y, Aug. 24.-The ninth
yearly Peace Convention nj salt Point at'enoed b.
over 900 persons The speakers were Jonathan Whip
pie OF Mystic Miss Emma :. Allen. Of Seneca Falls
the Rev George W. Powell, OF Baltimore; Mrs. Amanda
Deyo 81 salt Pc Mt; Edwin II. ~Jates and 7. ENwood
Longshore of Philadelphia; Mrs. Lydia sayre Has
brouck, OF the Middletown Board Of Education; tie
Rev j. Wellington Srearus OF the Bible Union; the Rev
E. T. Abbott, of ScbultZyilio and Others. Charles Il.
Deyo presided. The .0iutiOns GenOupcc war. favor
arbitration ana nOn-resisance. md make the same
recommendations as those made al she Mystic ConYen-
tinn last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-25
STEALING A HORSE AND WAGON.

Robert johnson, of Harlem. was robbed on sun
day of valuable horse and wagon while out Tor
drive on the Boulevard. On Monday the property
.os found in the possession of Patrick Keenan, and
Unoh Rovlan of Manhattauyille and they were ar
rested Yesterday IN the Harlem Police Court, JUS;
tioe Blxby committed them for trial ut the General
Sessions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-25

Doctor" said a lisping fashionable belle,
WAC nad graduated nalf dozen -, n ~
an evening parry Doctor which do you preiet, TO
ty but aib fnr me ana lakthpeare tnayth IN MIN
Bride Of Abydoth,'' prefer tnoidity aad DrhisnIny
combined" The doctor sank into the nearest cnAi'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-25
SATISFIED WIrH THEIR TENEMENT no Uses

A German taxpayers organization from the East
Side appeared before the Board of Health yesterday
and argued at length against certain orders looking
to the sanitary Improvement OF East Side tenement
ferests They Expressed their intention to contest
in court the orders which relate chiefly to the abol-
ton nf vanilla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-25
MILLS BURNED IN PENNSYLVANIA

PITTsBURG, Penn., Aug. PA dispatch to
The Chronicle rom GIeenvie, Mercer County, Penn.
says this morning TIRE caused by Spontaneous combus
ton started In Brown Sons woolen mills. The flames
rapidly spread to Matthews -four mill and the Packard
House on the sde and two dwellings the LETT
which were entirely consumed. Sharon aud Meadville
were teegraphed 10 for assistance and soon steamer
from each place was the ground, by which
flames we're confined to these limits Loss, So, 900 /;
fu.ly insured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-25
rNcEyDrARY FIRES on LONG ISLAND

Several mysterious incendiary fires have
taken place ut College Point L. L. recently. on satur-
day night sheds, Freygaug's pavilion and J. f. c.
Muler's barn were fired Michael Wood was caught in
the act OF setting tire To or them and arrested
II Il probable all the fires VIII be traced 10 him
Yesterday morning Wood committed without bail
10 await the o. the Grand Jury From the cyl
dence OF numerous Witnesses the Is considered
very strong against the prisoner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-25
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
g,,,lonsie .lr De IL, u IJ.lri


WASHINGTON. Aug. % l q. m.-The barOm-
eter IS highest the Northwest and northern portion
" the Upper lake region, alG IA lowest IA tie Lower
Lake region southern portion o. tie Upper Missss pp
and Lower Missouri Valleys and NewEngiand. The
temperature has risen slightly IN the Lower Lake re-
gon Gulf States and southern portion OF the Middle
Atlantic States and fallen IN the Northwest and Upper
Lake region. Threatening weather and hgnt rain are
reported from the Lever Lake region and Now-Eugand
and local rains all sections cast OF tie Miss ssipp
River except the East Gulf states. The winds In the
Upper Lake and Northwest have shi ted to north
ery and IN the South Atlantic states 20 southerly~
Indications.
For the Middle Atlantic states, stationary or falling
followed by rising barometer stationary or rising fol-
lowed by by temperature, sOutheFy winds yeerlng
70 norm west party cloudy weather and occasional
local rain.
For New-Engand higher barometer, stationary or
lower temperature. scuheTlY winds veerng 10 north
west. partly cloudy on cloudy weather and numerous
rains.