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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-07
THE MEETING OF Tue EMpERoRs.

LONDON, Sept. 6.-Ihe NeWSs Vienna dis
patch says: "a courier from the Austrian Embassy at
Berlin has arrived Vienna with a request that the
Emperor Francis Joseph should so to Neufahrwasser
near Dantzig, where the Emperor william will meet
the Car, as men-ofwar cannot enter Dantzig Prince
Bismarck will he present at the meeting well as the
Crown Prince Frederick william and the Kings of Rou
mania, Denmark and Saxony"
The NeicS's Berlin dispatch says "As q demonstra
ton of the in which the Cars movements are
kept the Russian embassy at Berlin received only on
Tuesday the first official information of the imperial
visit, through the Russian Consul at Dantzig.n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-07
NUGENT AGAIN IN TROUBLE

John NuSent the ex-policeman who was
arrested ana tried for alleged completely Manhat
tan Bank burglary and who from the police
force was locked Street Police Station late
last night on charge OF felonious assault About year
ago Nusent became the proprietor the liquor
ut Houston and Thompson streets. Ever since then
Inc ponce nave watched the place with suspicion and
once they arrested Nugent for violation of the Excise
law. Recently no had in his employ as bar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-07
GENERAL ARTHUR's MOVEMENTS.

Nicc-Presldent Arthur still remains in this CITY,
His friends say that he has received no intmation
that his presence will bo required in Washington.
The fact that most OF the members of the Cabinet
accompanied the President to Long Branch il taken
ms an indication that the Wee President will not be
lkeiy TO be called on soon To assume tho duties of
the Executive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-07
PERSECUTION OF JEWS.

BERLIN, Sept. 6.-SeriOus anti-Jewish riots
occurred at Stop, Pomerania, Sunday last. The
rioters threatened to Jewish houses and pelted
the troops who charged the mob wounding sixteen per
sons, several of them seriously
LONDON, Sept 6The assertion relative to antiJewsh
disorders in the interior of Russia that they are not the
work OF Socialists ia made by the Ninst Journal The
WH Of The People, which also makes known for the first
time that the man who throw the bomb which caused
The death OF the Car and himself named Creme
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-07
PASSENGER RATES REDUCED.

CHICAGO, Sept. 6.-The Lake Shore and
Michigan Central Railroad Company reduced its
passenger rates from Chicago 20 New-York to
So from Chicago 70 Boston, VIA Al
bany to $11 % and from Chicago to
Boston via NewYork, to $40. the usual tickets being
used Ihcse reductions, caused by the failure the
Pennsy road To with reference the promo
slton Tor making rates via NcwYork TO Boston SIZE
higher than the route via Albany. -
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MIPPTrn

NEWroE-KTRKwOOD-At Fort Stanton View ,ro,s.o
IN she IN OF A1eUst 1881 by Tho Warren lsrief-i
80 - strSt lndgo Richard Cole Newton Assistant sur
E,l = : Army, 20 Mrs Virginia MaIrerst bfrkv,o,f
merry o. FhlsCelphis Penn. No cards. ' ''4-
sIhLEt-BlhKN ER-On September = 1881 a. tho rs.t
W te Oiiu' parents, the -ortn
cards H' --'.-e'' o''i' % s-t5 t4y- -
SIILiSoN-KENYON-Tn st Johns Church N-.,,,.-.
w. September 8 10y the l. M CspIrlf n r, - ~
l: ohnSen EDITOR Of The VA gqo1cr
iAeieh a KENYON, adopted daughter OF Dtussl ID
fuidJ' esq. Of Manchester. No cards. - N- L.
az noioes, Of Marriages must Be inaorsea ,cia MI
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ADDITIONAL TRADE REPORTS
COTTON MARKErs-sY TELEGRAPH

COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH
LIVERPOOL Sept G--l230 D. m--Cotton-Market steady.
Middhng Upands 7sied Midding Orleans, 7aIed; sales
l2000Daes Including 1000 balos for
receipts lS,40o bales including 100 American r
tures-Upands Low Middng clause, september delivery
1b1ed; september and October
esaed do October and November delivery 7sad also Id
do November and December delivery, TN also Gid also
0isas; do December snd laanary delivery 6I7sod 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-07
THE TABLES REVERSED.

VICTORIA, b. c.. Sept. 6.-Intelligence from
the interior says that some Kamloop Indians robbed
store at Grand Prairie. A constable arrived with a
warrant and attempted to the cuprs The tribe
seized the constable, organized conrt
and fined the officer $50 AS he had
no money, the chief took his pronissory note
written shinge with piece OF charcoal The CON
stable was then released he reported the above
facts force was sent out but the Indians resisted
arrest and threatened violence and the officers returned
II IS not known what steps will be taken The tribe is
0efant. 49, N 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-07

A Wethersfield doctor, who was recently
called by patient suffering severely with malaria
gave pm bottle OF medicine composed principally OF
hs Fps With gisto which eeeIned to indicate that il
went TO the right spot, 10 said Doctor | like that
medicine hrst-rate. How much win YOU charge for a
barrel OF it, or enough TO take through the fan 4"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-07

A MESSAGE FROM THE MAYOR OF NEWARK.
Mayor Fielder, of Newark, issued proclama-
ZION yesterday requesting The people, accordance with
the proclamation of the Governor New Jersey TO re-
fran from their usual occupations on Thursdny and
unite In pctOning the Supreme Bong that the life of
James A. Garfield the President of the United States
may DO spared, and his health restored"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-07
l)olitieal Nolirrs.

Republican Central Committee Special neeting al re-
p, 80 IAN 10 - West Sd-st, Thursday evening Sth
INST al clock I9i the purpose OF action on Tie f
,S matters The holding % Tie stale Convention Id
tc eecton OF delegates thereto the
u IA ana y Tn Districts and the report az TIE Execute
committee on the appeals from the IXth District
so,ox u S,,-,, ABRAHAM LINT, Presden
s4MurL g. HUNS Secretaries.
Meeting OF the Executive Committee at 70 O'clock Sham
JOEL W. MASON, Chairman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-07

TRIBUNE OFFICE, Sept II a. m.-There was fur
Their fa in the Yesterday The Temperature
ranged between TOO and go, the average SOLO being
ia higher than tho corresponding day la'b year,
and 70 higher than Monday
Partly cloudy and fair weather, with slight change
In temperature be expected to-day in TINS city aud
vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-07


There is vacancy in the XXI District caused by the
1eath oil James f. Starbuck OF the country MON
pers was IN town last night Daniel Mannin < of Albany
was registered at the St. James Hotel but will not be IN
town until this morning.
number OF prominent New-York politicians was
ganere d last evening at the st. James Hotel Among
ihese were the Commissioner Public Works Huber O
1hoInpsoD; Corporation Counsel Whitney Justice Power
COLONEL John Tracey, Henry A, Tildep
Charles c. Beardsley. The general sentiment seemed
70 De IN favor OF holding the Convention late date
probably about the time fixed upon by the
'epobhcans-thc first week in October Opinions differ
Gu as to Albany and Saratoga the place for hold
ns The absence OF all the country delegates made tba
thherey matter OF speculation. II the opinion OF
s*ee VIII he short The time aud place for hold
ths convention viii be agreed "a suitable
kSnoh WI be PASSED the death of Committeeman
saouck ana possibly resolution deploring the at
se1npt on the life of the President.
n, ino only doubt 20 harmonious meeting OF the
Tounnlttee, arises from the uncertainty whether Mr.
~ ~ snu hs friends appointed last Fan auxiliary
sb otale Committee for the campaign will insist that
Eny are sun members This auxiliary committee was
EapoSou Oh John Kelly Augustus Schel and Edward
Srani,n furcel OF Rochester. Mr. Corning is now
H. 10 the majority of the State Committee and II
sb,, pesept Will no support the Kelly claim
a. should II be made Mr. Purcell date for
win moi me Tor secretary OF State and IL understood
i've chosen Today This leaves only three OF
members. It is doubted by many whether
VIII mage any claim membership pre ferring not
n deeat so early In the campaign General Lester
IN to- tue chairman OF the Committee has been
- ""n iof some time past He has been i'll for several
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-07
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOyERNNENT INDICATIoVS

WUF INN 8IFN NUTV NTTVNN
For the Middle Atlantic states fair weather westerly
winds. lower barometer stationary or higher tempera
ture
For the New-Epgland states, fair weather westerly
winds, lower barometer stationary or lower tcmpera
turo
Indications for tomorrow.
The Indications that fair weather will prevail in
New gnnd the Middle and South Atlantic States to-
day md tomorrow. and that cooler partly cloudy
weather with rain Will prevail IN The Upper Lake region
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-07

TREAT PRoMPTLY-Cramps, DiaIrhma, Asiatic
Cholera, and all Bowel Affections with DR. Iayne's Car
minatve Balsam and you Will obtain speedy relief and
promote a certain cure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-07
LIFE 4 BURDEN TO her
THE WIFE OF SFNAT

sTROY HERSELF BY DROWNING.
ipY TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE.
WARSAW, N. Y, Sept. 6.-Ars Allison, wife
OF United States Senator william b. Allison, attempted
TO commit suicide on the morning of Saturday Septem
Der D. She had been taking treatment at the CASTLE
Water Cure establishment, Conducted by Mrs. c,
Green. Saturday morning abe missed from her
room. Immediate inquiry made for her. and it
found that about o'clock that morning she had
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-07
BRUTAL MURDER IN N1ssoupr

ST. LOUIS, Sept. Cdr. NJ. Hcmstreet. n
wenthy farmer living near Strngtown few miles from
night. At house where there was a dance bciuS,
slightly intoxicated. he got into alteration He was
prevailed upon to mount his horse ana start for home
lie had not gone far when two feled him from his
morse Win heavy fence 5take and crushed his skull
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-07
Settlers Water,
Nieder Settlers.

(Nieder selters)
BOTTLED UNDER THE DIRECT SUPERVISION or
THE PRUssIAN GOVERNMENT, AND GUARANTEED
10 BE A NATURAL MINERAL WATER
UNEoUALLED AS A TABLE WATER
ANTHONY oEcHs. 81 warrsnst, Y,
Sole Agent Tor the q. g
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-07
FRAGMENTS OF WESTERN NEWs


vt. LOUIS, Sept. Ga merchant of White
county, Arkansas, whose veIacity youehed for
that immense numbers of squirrels overrunnnr Tho
upasds o that St8te and, in the absence corn and
nuts are opening cotton bOls eating the seed and seat
trng the cotton on the ground and among the trees
Great quantities OF cotton being wasted In thia
way, ho said. " ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-07
Sperinl Notifies

prcd f1S Tsc for gEO@ cheap SeP,S
sySi made Fine g ana Plana work lover and taa
Ok WAIT sIS Yo u 4 Pa sI % sen1 s,r
- -, brunswick sonps.
Delicious eSayoaioht 9Poef e e2 e yATe'A
F1ssels Ice Cream delivered Families Soc per quars
y the N gaSSf k 10 Churches poe per quart E
Gas Fixtures
OF NEW DESIGN.
Specially adapted TO latest styles Of
ARCHITECTURE AND DECORATION.
Superior quality of
WORKMANSHIP AND MATERIAL GUARANrEED
and prices as low as any
cordial invitation 70 examine stock.
MITCHELL, VANCE & co.
$50 and SIS broadway. Newyork
Also, Kerosene Fixtures. Lamps Clocks Bronzes Sc
- Husbands Calcined MAGNETISM.
More agreeable the taste ana smaller dose taan other
MasnsSis no sac IN @eNe.nnent stamped bottles at r
rs. HUSBAND. na. Philadelphia
~, - Pest Ossce nance.
sePtembc 10, ISL viii close at Otis oee On ~ sDh'S
" EDN At i2.so p NJ Tor Easope 81 sssss,ap
specially addrsssed al = ~ ioS France drsci -
for Germany France sc bv Steamship fierdsr va pi,.,t
ami os ann @epoIg LOFT iof Srs-i b "a
sS on Al i0I RIp tx 5 ASsS va Gsea
Sliy OF Berlin via Queenstown oorrosoaence Tor cniany
io Scotland direct by steamship via GLASGOW aud Il
Antwerp a N. for Tor uroPe By ssesassp In sin
geatSe close On MONDAY al go o. m he msli 5 5or AZ
nails for Porto f' Ieo and N SR ss ~ q an re
~ p M The mails Tor 0reytsWn and lleW On
WEDNESDAY at / p. The Ia.l.s Tor Nassau ciose "a
THURSDAY az $50 ]. m The mails ron Cuba Mexo5
Coseon tn SDAl at l:3O Tho mails Brazil and
A5eentIe Sa Richmond close on III hsnAl "A $50 p
The mails Tor Newfoundland ana -.
or fRIA1 at $50 z ~ The mails Cor Asaawa south
ana Japan close September 10 7:SO p m The mails for
Australia &c, close september II, at $50 p. m -
HENRY .. PEARSON,
Posi- Office New York Sept 3. 1881
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-07
TRIgUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

In by
ofhches perpendicular
ling panIgbL
variations
nuts Pharmacy,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-07
THE DE"DcRATIc STATE coMMrrrEE

SOME OF THE COUNTRY MEMBERS HERE-A SHORT
SESSION EXPECTED.
The Democratic State Committee will meet
at noon to-day at the st. James Hotel to fix time and
place for holding the State Convention The committee
consists OF the following members;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-07

XVIII. William r.. Smith.
XIX. William ]. Averell.
Xxx. Sainuei w. Buell..
XHi. George Screaming.
XIII. A. De V. Townsley.
8A ~. William A. POucher.
wv. Henry J. Mowry.
ANNI. VIM. G. BeardsIey.
, AANII. Les tor b. Faulkner.
XVIII; Edgar X. Apgar.
NIX. David Il. Hill.
xxx. Thomas Brown, 1r.
AHNl. Robert 4. Maxwell.
AANIt. Charles W. McCune.
AAAllI. Geo. Van Campen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-07

OAot.
l. George Bechtel.
IL. William ID. Noeder.
III. William A. Fowler.
~. Francis Nolan.
v. John Fox.
vi. Peter BOwe.
VII. John A. Dinkel.
VIII. George II. Purser.
Il. Thomas Cost an.
=. Hubert o. Thorn ps0n
XXI. Hugh A. Moore.
XII. William r. MOuer.
XIII. John O'Brien.
XIV. Frank Brown.
XIV. Milo g. Osborn.
XVI. Daniel Manning.
XVII. Samuel d. Gleason
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-07

DIKTD

,, o. Marriages must Be inlorsea ,cia an
, 1881-08-12
MORTuARY.

Pu1IApELrn1A, Pa., AUG. 4.--1he funeral Of
Con. Nobert Patterson to0k place this morning
from tho family Residence, snd waA attended by
q very large asscublaxn Of relatives. friends,
md uc.,ualutauees. Religious services wcro
conduutcd by tho l&ov. Mr.. Dewitt. tho paator OF
the Tcnth Presbyterian Church, Of which tho
dccoased was auoinbor, T. N. Miller, u. D.,
aud tho Nev. WtllIAm nlaokwood., The pail.
bearers wcre 0ens. Grant, Sherman, Porter. aud
Hancock. Joseph Patterson. John Wcsh' Judge
ljituIe, and William II. prnyton-tho Gem
orais ilaI,uti r1pr0sOut.ux tho Loyal Legion.
TGuFo wcre also present Gons. N!0th. Horrlnk,
Suhouvld, Lamnttc. Ii0ttmnn, nlek!Ds. ena Hart.
lion. William D. kolloy, Placed 9n re nraass
ct tho dccDnac1 wero badges ut the Society oe
ths Clncinuatl tho Aztco Club ana inc AoSa'
Legion.
, 1881-08-12

WASHINGTON. -. ~. 1inE' A'-nl! ""''ees
IN regard to tho Presidents condition coll
tltiiH tn bB reas9lsrnR. TIip surgeons nrt
excessively grntllicI III the condition Of tho
President to-Jay. Tonight Dr. bliss rode
tO tin ,lotnt ia meet Ur. Hamilton. lie 8nt1
The i,nprnven,nrt If tho President ],ai becn
,noro thor vrnttfvtnr thnt hc Ind f4utntnt an
s rnttr;nr from te otrnr,s ~ tho ,1nn ,y
thIs tnortinp. and enc mn ,i.nnnotntntt. In
fn,t I'm ~, ,'rov.,no,,, ya, ,,orc linn co,,f, hc
mi .o,,u1,ty crnrrt",. first Yh1s tnnrninv tha
rrcs11cnt roiIat, fnr h,s l,rcnkfn.t md 1njt he
wantcd sotnotbInx solid nt1u substantial. tIc
crnrc..c1 ht,n.nf r.. Scoitno t'citrr tban Mt anr
linn a,cc n. ,xnx shht lle cr1lrti Ytr ,cnpII md
tnnor' anh mil ho ,vnntat1 n wrltt n lct&er In
iii mnthcr- Dr 1,i,.s 1os surnrlsntf Mt thin. hut
would mt deny tllg President his request. Or.
Hiss sall to.nt1nt ,llat tho President Ind not
sufYoreit cspcela!iy from tho last Upcrnton: TINT
ho was strong enough to stand three such opcrn-
t,ons. lie said II WIS ey1tlunt that tho wound
had drained from tho bottom and was now ran
id1y hnaI,no. md be nav fo,t uontldrnt that hu
could uIyu insurance TINT tho President
wnuid rocoycr without further ,roubje from
tho wound. When tho moan examination
wus mntic tt,-t1uy II WIS found TINT tho pulse
Ind rouc III, two degrees, Tie Temperature and
RESPIRATION, however, remained tho sa,ne.
MI. nEYDu,,S SAID;
nTberr IA ono thing w6 want to 1mpress upou
the minds Of you uowspapee men, and that is,
when tho te,nuuraturo OF tho rrcsldpnt Ia at 0s
thoro ia no feycr, A tnnttcr OF faot. tho pres-
ff1cnt has mn fever.
:. Inv tto ynu rceard your patlpnt.s condition
tn.t1sy. Doctor?"
Favorable" snid tho Doctor. "Ycs. 1t IL
, 1881-08-12

: BnADLAuu11's condition continues to grow
worse, and ills Illness Is regarded IS very
serious. Ills arm md face nro Infected with
eryslpelas, the Indirect result Of his struggle
With tic Parliament officials and tho police
In the lobby Of the House Of Commons.
, 1881-08-12

A NEW, Steamship the Edam, Of. COCO tons,
for the etheriands-American Steam, Nayl-
CATION Company, was launched yesterday at
Dunbn1ton d1l the Clyde. The stosI,neg is to
run from Rottordam,' Holland. to New York,
and Inns accommodations for 900 emigrants.
, 1881-08-12

OFFICIAL returns for the first ten days OF
tie present rnontl. show q decllna> in the
yalue of the exports from Sheffield, Us co'n-
pared will. the corresponding ten days Of
last year, Of $50, 1000. This looks bad for tie
Sheffield mechanics and manufacturers.
, 1881-08-12

{, THE body OF al ex-soidier named Ander-
sou WAS discovered yesterday morning near
tue Town OF Freedom, q few miles from
littsburg, on the Ohio River. It Is sus-
pected that tue man was murdered by a
companion who accompanied lin to Pitts
burg few days ago when lie wont to draw
his pension. Ills body was terribly nu-
tIlntati. >. ~ IT,. i
, 1881-08-12
CR0W.D0G,

speetal pt,poteh to Ins Chicago zttbuna.
OMAHA, Not, AUX. liza dispatch VIA ro-
coiyed ut military headquarters to-day from
Col, Montgomery, commanding Fort N!obrnra.
ssklnR iustruottous conccrnl49 Cruw-D6g, who
Killed 'Hpottod.Tail, ana who had como to tna
post With at!osher 1ndla,l and surrendered him:
III pcpartluoHt OF f)akota. and does not belong
10 tho Department Ut the Platte. h0 hna t0le-
rrnpheI 10 Washington for instructions.
, 1881-08-12
! GEN. GRANT,

phooA.saroa. ILL.,, Aug. lL-0eu. john Il.
MoNuta has sooeIyo1 u letter from uon. Grant
saying TINT he wuuid DO In Bloomington during
two days at tho soldiers reunion, which eotn-
met,ocs On tho 9TH OF Gspto1nber, continuing
:hfee day From thy c!t b. wFttes BE- ~ a.Ss e
t8fore rFoaeedlug to MoxIe9. Tie Will 10 Ao-
cotupanleQ by Nra, Grant aud Col. Fsed Qrant.
, 1881-08-12

ST.. LOUIS still swelters In terrible heat
Tho thermometer thoro stood 103 In the slaao
yesterday, and tbs inhabitants Of that torrl
town arc seriously considering the proprlcty
OF changing its nan,e to Gehennn.
, 1881-08-12

sEcHErARy K1nKwooD returned from tho
White Sulphur Springs, Va, much improved
IN appearance Wednesday, evening, and was
at work i'll tho Interior Department ycstcr-
tlay, feeling quite cheerful III anticipation Of
the Presidents recovery.
, 1881-08-12
WASHINGTON.

NAVAJO INDIAN AGENCY
WAs!t1sGrox. D. G.. Aug. lt.-Sooretary Kirk
wood bus mt yet nscertaincd tho cnuso OF tho
cxssttlIg troubles at tho Navajo tHuw Mexico)
lndInn Aguncy. One report Ia that Eastman IL
unpopular With tho Indians. Another Is that
Eastman appointed now traders. Klrkwood has
pppoIntctl lnuian. Inspector IIaWorth to tnnke n
Thorough inyestlRnu uon of tho troubles, and 10
report fully Oy mall. 1law0rth loft for tho
ngency July r.. Ills report has nut yot hocn
received.
, 1881-08-12

: TIE death Is announced OF tho Rey. John
Hill Burton, tue scotcl, historian md 'biog-
rapher. author Of, various works on tho
history of Scotland. Col. Henry D. Hay,
one Of tho coal kings OF Pennsylvania, died
at lis home III Plttsburg Wednesday night.
, 1881-08-12

BQNF{dE U83pdI[N To 4HV IHFs8V8 1FEV@95qs
BPntN0ytELp, ILL.,, Aug. l1.-Tho Secretary OF
Etate to-day issued licenses to organize AZ fol.
lows: The Hclt- -rhreadlnx Shuttle Company, Of
Ottawai capital, $la,o00, inoorporatoFs, Abort
E. Club, 0eorRo 4. GODDARD, and Chase Fowler.
Tho Quincy Marine Ways Compally, OF Quincy;
capital, 3iD0W; tnooEpptator1. ltnaolph nut
mksheF, John. u. Kre!t:, lioraeS !. nfown. @, u:
Appleton, and James Hasdy. Tho AMlliuor Hox
~stUck, fs6, 100; incprporu1ors Z. y. Mulner. i.
+. NewcolnU, Il. ". Gardner. @, II. castlc, M.
Ueldapstph, Ru4 i, u. Williams,
, 1881-08-12

GEN. Hi,ANT Is reported to have purchased
a house on the north sido Of East Sfxty-sixtll
streat, between Fifth and Madison nyullucs,
New York, for so5,ooo.. 1t Is believed TINT
tie ex-prestdcnt will make the house his
homo for tho future,
, 1881-08-12

j THE Association for tho Reform and Codl-
flcation of international Law will hold n
Congress at Cologne, Germany, beRlnnlng on
the 10Th inst Delegates are expected to atr
tonl from the United States, France, Ger
nlany,' Austria, England, Switzerland, Bcl-
giunl, Holland, md Italy.
, 1881-08-12

THE electrical displays Of England anl
Germany occupy more spnco than those OF
any other foreign country Mt tho tnternatto'I-
nj Electrical Exhibition. Next III ordor come
those Of the United States md Belgium.
, 1881-08-12
SUICIDE.

=: Special DtspassA u 7ht cateaaa Tribune.
suytuxylLIE, Ind, Apg. >1l.-The boaEdesa 1t
tho Goats 1iouto, kept W MFs. fanule coau, op
Washington street, this city, wore horrlfad this
morulu9 By tue discovery khas Que OF thelr nuu,-
ber, 4. L. LewaI!eu, had committed suicide dur.
ius the utght by taklu9 stFyciA!no and whisky.
ile wAs Well.t .t1.a0 young mau 4boue " Xeass
old, hls Aoul9 hcluK la RaudolpA County, NORA
, 1881-08-12

TIE Cornell Unlyersity boatnen had no
better luck Ut Vienna than they Ind at Lon
don.' They obtained lead Of four lengths
early tn the race, but when half the course
WAS trayersed one member 1T the crew col
lapsed. The Cornells then Ravo up the strug'
Gle aud tho Vicnnas won easily.
, 1881-08-12

CnArrAuQuA, N. T., Aug. lt.-Tho Rev. DR..
William Auyes Ward lect,lrcd On "Danfel In
nabylon." Judge Toureaa lcctnred on "Tho
Christian CIttzen." Lewis Miller. Of Akron. O.,
President OF the Assembly, presided on tho lat.
tor occasion. Tho annuAi reuulon OF tho Chau-
tAuQua Alumni WIS hald. and addresses dolly.
cred tn tho 4ftorno0n, and later Was witnessed
the spectacle Of Au illuminated ticot of eteAmors
and yachts on thU luke.
, 1881-08-12

A MACHINE will be III operation III few
tlnys In tie Edison department Of tho Paris
Electrical Exhibition which will telegraph
100 words per minute.
, 1881-08-12

AGl.s. Dfu.LAt,p Frl,.aonE, the widow OF
ox.prcsident Fillmore, Whose serious illness
was referred TO In these columns yesterday,
died yesterday nt hor residence in Buffalo.
She was about 10 years Of aRe.
, 1881-08-12

CnR1sT1ANA TYLER atl aged reRress Of
Washington, confessed yesterday tint she
killed near that city last Saturday tlttlc
boy and girl, aged and years respectively.
, 1881-08-12

Tint Mr. Eastnan, tho Agent Mt Navajo, Is
unpopular with Tho 1ndtans, a,,tl tho other Is
That llo llas appointed new tralcrs, md that
tho old traders hAvo fomonted the disturb
nttce. -
, 1881-08-12
PARAtYZE0,

.: i6ptetst psfPaeth 70 IN Va1*apo 1Fa6aR<.
ADRIAN, Nloh., Aux, 1t.-ilsnfy 9. puEFItous
travelling physician Of this city. who hts e'reu'
lated Ill over tho West for tho past twenty-five
yoars and IL widely known, wa4 stricken With =
seVeEo shuck Of paralysis at hta homp gu Toledo
strset this evening, and hts recovery u coas4a'
exed doubtful.
, 1881-08-12

MAUD s. Mt Rochester yesterday lowered
her record to 9:to4, beating by 1narter Of
I, second the time stv made at plltsburg 4
fclY weeks ago.