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DIED.

kaas sgn on OF sSy a ATSus. s 4 at
IN the 2ttl year 81 his
Funeral lr%n ~ residence Of his parents l4Sds and Bouio-
Rolntlves anu friends are invited.
sa%ond Frank Arby Youngest AS s s s d Ps 9,
S 9E q Henry g aa Iys formerly Of fS sS:
CLARKsON-In Philadelphia August 10 ISL Rol,.rt
Ilarkson, an The oitl his axe.
late Fletcher Of ie & y East A. c OF s.
FqneTl services q the residence Of her son. Charles n
sichef Great Neek Long Island "Wednesday
Hunters Poiut. " 400 'i~-i 'ion
GUNE-t Tasiagon Conn on Tuesday morning Angus.
10 iI'tlrl.A W QUINN. AGED 90 years
FRIEND. ana former pupils are invited % attend funeral
TrainleaVes Grand Central Depot a M returning al
KLINI = 10; 1a Ausust y william Barnet kline
FRIENDS oi tic lainA d.
city morning AT 10 O'CLOCK ii0'o 0So Jorseyave jersey
II tiRTS s s B. on 5 ss' a August a
NSlaN@s ana lends are ,ess % attend the funeral.
Train leaves by l.ailroad loot Libertyst INN
thursday, August H. 1881, Margaret Laidaw
lnte1neni a. Greenwood, 18Th inst
PUTNAM-At stamford. Conn. on Tuesday August n.
aged weeks ''' '-''i- i'i''~ "'i'''
PRAY-on Monday, August 10, Ann Russell Pray widow of
Funeral services - II o'clock m on "Wednesday August
Train leaves NewJorsey central Depot foot Of ility at
Carriages win be in waiting depot upon arrival Of train
RiCHAEDSoN-ln Brooklyn. on Sunday 18th inst Dr.
Edward l. ilchans0m aged 90 wears.
Funeral on Meneslay, I'm. At $3.50 O'Clock D. M at the
First Baptist Church, Pierre pon-sL
sIlCkLER-At Luzerne on saturday mOruine I8ih inst
louise youngest daughter Of Joseph W aud Chariois
Sucker
Her funeral win take place residence Centres.
orange y j. on wednesday. August II, = enck
Frents relatives attend without farther
notice.
Carriages al depot
SLADEOn sunday. August H. 1881, Gertrude aauobtor
OF The late Henry b. and Lavnia H. Cook wife OF john
NJ. Slade. ~'A
Funeral services win be held Church ~ the Ascension
corner Of 10Th st. and 5thaNe. Wednesday August -
TCTrLE-At Morris Plains, y. J.. August l6. George W
his
Relatives and friends of the family ihvlei attend h.
funeral "
futile. at Whippauy, y. J.. Friday. August IL A.
O'Clock I. m. -
Carriages will De At Moistown Depot arrival Of O'Clock
train from New l0r6.
rRAClAt No Ia Ncituate Mass SUNDAY. August T. Mary
Onnsts vile oil Cornelius l. Tracy, aged IS years.
lnterment at THO
WASHBU RN-At Vineyard Haven. Mass. on AUGUST 10
OF tuper, Gus meningitis, kdh Lansing. daughter of
Lansing g and Marian g. WaShhurn. ami granddaushtcr
OF the late 4 lnder ~. Bradford.
Funeral services at Vineyard haven
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LATEST SHIPPING NEVIS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRk. AUG le. lss,

PORT OF NEw-YOR K....AUG l6 1881
ARRIVED
Steamer Muri@ (Br' Locke Hunacoo Aug1 po,co rr q
Ni IEaggee Aquafilia A. AroeOo 8 and Il Johns PR s
60 order lI Rookie Bona II JAYS orc
passcn er. eielI Whitney Hse Boston. and
o SeSlHsr Manhatan. Kelly Richmond city Po, and Nor
steamer 9,' ., ~, gers 20 Old Dominion
NIS al Is NTH nase and passengers 70 Chas Il Mallory a %
II asys w5h sugar to Taylor Cos vessel 10 a"y4ns
BARK Asa uiaD Grasso Dundee as DAYS in ballast 70
er Jessph Wilde lof Boston, Reed Para Jp u and =,
sci To- Psr WIN sugar and salt 60 a Tough ves
Schr Mary g w.bbrr Cpf Bath, Hoa,lo, r,.~... q A..
Nh hm' to VIM Douglass vessel 70 Z uqSat
s. schr Charlie Buck Kendall Bangor with ,unhsr -
Sehr Perry. Hiiard. Calais With Hath to simpson Clam
nGer Bransoom. Dodge. Calais with lumber to II
O Sc9r Willow Harp. Norton Calais with lumber to smp
,, sehr Ebridge Gerry, Perry Rocklsna with lime TO
schr Banks Noron sullivan stone to Johuson A Co
u sShr SlyGr spray Mahoney Thonaston, win lime L.
Schr Nile spicer Rockland with Haviland & Pres
sshr Tennessee Metca vinalhaven stone to Doyle
MISCELLANEOUS
wrecked steamer Dora ashore at Langley. ~
ihE 1oVEsdEN Is OF sFEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
M, Mov,IE AGg lGArTived. steamers Canadian sr Mon
G iTeassia r ovensiOne from NeYor on her Way %
81 Ir ,9 Aug le-Arved lSth Paa Or, Cas-
AMERICAN PORTS
BOSTON, Aug l6-Anived, steamer Rerls Ritson pbua-
dclphia. N' SN1 A"'--
Cleared ,,, steamer Pembroke lBrl Telard. Liverpool
PHILADELPHIA Aug l6-ATived i-suers Aearia Rcai
1ortnah: Ann Eliza. NOrs.
ifatt7l seafirf la treuset orsle-s
fokihhSS MONROE Aug 10 Passed Spar
'a1, Ihompson Aarselles; Eghert, Faulkner. Eiba.
fasset out steamer taduceus
llAi.iIMpE.. aug lO-AEuYc, steamer Johns Houkius
Haiett, Boston. ' -'N4'''Ns'
Siiieo steamers cyprus and Caribbean.
New ~-'' VI ~'--'ii'-H1
NewNork. -'' - @NDr"7''"
sailed steamer City Of Columbus New-York
NkM-oKLEANs, Aug l6-Ilsared steamer New Orleans
New y
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FEARS AND TEARS AT LONG BRANCH.

IFRoM SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE.
LoNG BRANCH, \. j., Aug. 16-The excitement
here over the bad news from Washington is intense
All day long crowds of excited men gathered about
the bulletin boards in the hotel Offices and with sad
faces discussed the danger of the President. At
11:25 a. M. Presbury t& Hldreth posted the fol-
lowing special dispatch the West End:
DIR. Agnew says tn many complications that
ne does not the way ont, and regards recovery
only among remote possibilities. WILLIAM Z. COPELAND.
The excitement continued during the day. and
tonight the anxiety il at fcversh height. At
the Elberon special dispatches were received. The
people are greatly excited and many unable 10
restrain their tears wheL talking of the President
and his family
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-17
VOLCANIC ERUPTION IN mana

SAN Francisco, Aug. 16.-A dispatch from
Lewiston, Idaho, states that volcanic eruption too
place in the mountain south the South Fork of tho
Clearwater about twenty miles east of Mount Idaho
on August o, sending forth a column Of fire and
smoke several hundred feet in height, ana rock which
fell at distance of several miles from the place of ~
non The shock was distinctly felt at Mt Idaho IN ,ha
extreme west Of the Cainas Prairie and al the mouth OF
Sahoh liVer, distance OF about seventy five miles
Later he"h from Camas Prairie reports that n column
OF smoke is Issuing from the opening winch h dstinct
NiSiDc from the prairie No vet has
the place Evidences of volcanic action some former
periods exist IN many places in the immediate yicnitv
70 FAR as appears the opening il than a thousn,d
ieet above the bed OF the South Fork OF the Ce,rwnr
ana Witihn three miles OF the Miner trail between
Mount Idaho and Florence '' '''"oNn
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FOUND DEAD IN HER BED.

CIRCUMSTANCES INDICATING THE SUICIDE OF MRS
JANE PERSON. or KINGSTON.
lEr TELEGRAPH 70 THE TRgBUNEI
KINGSTON, \. y, Aug. 16.-Mrs. Jane Pier
son was found dead in her bed her Prospect
St. i'll this city this morning She was nftythree years of
age sister of Josiah Dubois. r Justice the Peace
of this city and also of Gilbert Dubois president of the
FIRST National Bank OF Ecnvc. She was possessed of
real estate and other property to the value OF $4,000
For some time past she brouded over her financial
affairs fearing she would come to want. although as
matter OF fact, she free OF debts and incnhrnccs
She married 10 DR.. william H. Pierson. of Goshen
some years ago but the doctor proved untrue
divorce was obtained and SHE has lived alone since
Shc lett letter 10 sister or her table which she re-
ferrcd To fanccd pecuniary difficulties ava! mac al her
WeS a. '" me deposition of Ter property; but a-
SION made to the suicide. There was no Indication of
poison and no marks Of violence were found
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-17
CLOSING FISH OIL F4CTORJES

RED BANK, n. j., Aug. 1G.-Some few weeks
ago the Board OF Health OF Middetoyn Township AN
complaint OF the Atlantic Highlands Camp-Meetinc
Association, closed the 6sh-o factory Of Chaplin q Dye
condemning II as nuisance Yesterday the oil factory
him brought suit against the Board Health for 81 600
Inc ci'zens OF Fort Monmouth AMI the Atlantic High
nqs Association have made complaint against the fol-
CNd1hnS HSH Oh manufacturers: Vail a. Osborn Vail n
Oiii.h . ,. carter and Fisher ~ Van Buskrk They
SN nc door arising from the factories rs at times tnst
uhchnurabe The Board OF Health ordered ali thcse
10 pc closed bv September This decjsion has
cnu.cu Ihpch excitement among the nsloiI men yvho
propose 10 shbscrlbe fund to the Boards octtn
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AT OTHER POINTS,

BRIDGEPORT, Conn, Aug 16.-A LARGE barn
and carriagehouse the property of ID. W. Sherwood Mt
sport Hill, Easton, was totally destroyed by fire. to-
gether with the contents last evening. The loss is
5000. partly covered by insurance.
PITrSrELD, y. H., Aug. l6-rhe Methodist Church at
Chichester was burned last night. Loss, -, 600
LEXtNGToN, Ky, Aug 16.-A destructive tire took
place tds afternoon in this city. The losses viii reach
$4,000 with from SO oo0 tn 100000 insurance. The
fire originated iu A. c. Wondover's stable, in Shortest
and the building extending through 10 Mun-st was
quickly burned The flames thu spread IN all dire ctions
for an hour and half when thcy finally got under
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RAILWAY ACCIDENT IN MAINE.

BANGOR, Me-, Aug. 16.-A serious collision
occurred the It. John and Maine Railway this morn
fng. The mai, tram running from st. John Bangor
had crossing order at Fairville " b.. with q special
trin but the ocmer passed the station where was or
dered To stop, and the two trains in collision five
miles west OF st. John Fireman Ricard was injured
probably fatally, ana both engineers slightly
wounded. No passenger hurt. The engines ana
the pOstacar were badly wrecked The excursion party
on the special tram fortunately escaped injury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-17
SPECULATION ABOUT A TRUNK LINE.

Troy, y. u, Aug I6.-The towns along the
Lebanon Springs Railroad have sold their railroad bonds
AT 20 cents the dollar agent OF "A Ncw-Yor pur-
chaser. Surveys have been made between Canaar on
the Housatonc Road aud Lebanon Springs and the
probable intention IL TO build cnnncctiu- line between
the two roads and form trunk line from York Ia
Montreal connecting with the Troy and Boston and the
Boston, IloosIc Tunnel and Western Roads
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-17
DISASTROUS FAILS.

Catharine Moran, age sixty-Six years. of No.
POI West Tiry-irStst, killed yesterday by falling
from the nd-story window of her house.
Mary Ryan. age fortyscven years, of No 10 Washing
tonst, fell rom rststory window at No - Washing
tonst. while asleep Monday night, and was killed
william KIausman. age three years fen from n
fonrthstory window at No. 2,223 Thrdave. and was
killed
William McNurray, thirty FIVE years "A carpenter
nj work on the theatre No 72S Broad way. fell
from the stage yesterday and broke both arms lie WAS
taken to the Newly Ork Hospital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-17
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
RIGHT OLE WA,

RIGHT OF WAY FOR UTAH AND NORTHERN.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 16.-AsSistant Attorney
General McCammon. OF the interior Department. who
was recently sent by the President confer with the
Baunock aud Shoshonc Indians ncgotiate for right
of way FOR the Utah aud Northern Railroad Company
through the Fort Han reservation in Idaho Territory
has returned "a Washington. In submitted
day to the Commissioner of Indian Affairs he
that the Indians have consented Ia agreement which
provides for the occupation b. The railroad company of
strip NJ land across the reservation. amounting i'm the
aggregate o. ~ acres. For TINS Rand the Indians
To receive $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-17
MOVEuENTS or GFNERIL B1Nc0cE

Boston, Aug. 16.-General w. s UanoooL
arrived here this morning accornpaned nv conoa, =,
r. H. Ward, c. G. Sawtclle and j. H. Merriam II was
his intention to have made examination of the fortin
cations n far as PASSPORT The unfayorable news how
ever, or the Presidents condition n
plans ana the par VIII leave here by the l2O train
win 90 to Washington. ~ ''''
PORTSMOUTH, ~ H., Aug 16.--Gencral Hancock who
passed through this city this afternoon with his family
bound east in the directors OF the Eastern Rairoad
was greeted by large crowd arrival at the depot
speech making. e
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Discussing OFFICER ARRESTED.

DETROIT, Mich, Aug 16.-Henry w. How
gate Disbursing Officer OF United states Signal Ser
vice. was arrested at Mount Clemens, NclI yesterday
ON charge of embezzing $4,000 OF the Government
ihhds by means OF fraudulent vouchers. He was mr.
Ihighe before United States Commissioner Graves and
waved preliminary hearing lie started Washing
ton III charge or All officer He appears quite uli-
concerned ana says he satisfactorily explain the
seeming discrepancy In his accounts 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-17
THE STATE OF TINS

IUNIs, Ans. 16.-The Arabs in the Suso
bhtilct htlu maintain mcuacng attitude. They defy
Tue Governor and his authority. A body Of Arabs
surprised the feench camp at Gabes at night and killed
twenty soldiers. All il quiet at Sfax but there are
oo'eS Oh Insurgents within few miles that town.
LONDON Aug. l6.-Thc Tnnisian correspondent OF The
ItWtS say " Ihe escape Of the ronycts from the
pre- II M tiolcta on The lith inst has some Importance
ptcsr " SHOWS that the prisoners must ha va had
strike of their chains" 49, ~ ~ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-17

the Rev. Hens G. Haygood, d. d. Southern Meth
st) oxford, Ga, author of Our Brethren in Black"
TIE Rev L. Kiterdge is secretary of the Archaeology
lea, Department. The doctrine of peculiaries belief
VIII bu taught by of denomination.
Eminent business men, lawyers and specialists of all
caSSes will be Instructors, ana all the studies will be
prosecuted bF ministers at home. Professor j. W.
Churchill of AndoVcr, Mass Will be the instructor in
cOcltiOn and publications viii be issued for the stu
deuts twice year.
Intense soctude is elt here concerning the condition
O fne RrnSil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-17
INJURY OF 4 COAST STEAMER.

A fire WAS discovered about 10 o'clock last
night tho steamer Louisiana, which reached tins port
from New-Orleans Monday Chief Rowe, Of the First
Battalion of the Fire Department. with engines Nos. t.
and 10, and trucks Nos and 10 promptly the
spot, also the fire ting uavemeycr bat their
vices were not required as tc ShS pumps eNinguishcd
the flames in few moments. IDc originated IN
of the oilers rooms in a dech-huusc, but from what
cause is not known. The loss about 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-17
THE FEELING AT PuIIADFIpUr,

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 16.-The unfavorable reports
of the Presidents condition are creating great ex-
ctcment in this city to-day. The latest news from
the Executive Mansion was eagerly sought after,
and the spaces in front of the bulletn-boards dis
played by the varions newspapers in ChestnIft-st.
were crowded. Expressions of sympathy with the
patient were heard upon all sides. and at no tine
since July has such general interest in President
Garteld's condition been manifest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-17
TILE FIRE RECORD.
LOSSES AT CLEVELAND.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Aug. 16.-Ihis morning
fire broke ont in the eusncr0om of Rogers &Jungers
furniture mandatory, Nos. 90 1O6 Lcorarlst. 1t
communicated with Gebbards sewing machine cabinet
factory adjoining, and the CeN Gland wooden Ware Com
panys factory the The loss is 900
stock insured for $4,000. The building owned
by j. H. Heryey; loss, 100000. Gcbbard loses
$50 O. insured for $4,000; the Wooden Ware Com
nAAN lOses S.. 900 On bmIlnE and s.. 900 ON slNok.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-17
TWO SAILORS RESCUED At SEL

GLOUCESTER, Mass, Aug. lG.-Gcorge Str0w-
hern and John Kerry were lost in a fog from the
schooner George 8. Boutwell, August l. After eighteen
hours exposure, without food drink they were picked
up by the steamer Wilton. OF and for Hartlepoo, Eng
laud. The captain OF the Wilton went miles out Of
his course To put them on board their vessel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-17
PETROLEUM WELLS IN GERMANY.

LONDON, Aug. l6.-'The Berlin correspondent
VI y" IWeS In announcing the discovery OF petroleum
springs near Hanover, which has created great excite
ment all over the country in the expectation that If the
hopes OF the discoveries realized Germany may
able 10 provide for her wants and even become an
exporter ol petroleum. Remarks that viii be wise
10 oN'fhte the value of the spring, which prove
Dc unhporiaht The correspondent adds that in the
con sc OF last year Germany imported IRON America
o4J1o032 gallons OF refined and 2 703 90 gallons of
raw petroleum. e "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-17
URGING REFORMS IN ARMENIA.

LONDON, Aug. 1G.-In the House of Com
mons this morning, Sir Charles Dixie Uuder Foreign
oecre'hfy, replying To II question, said that Lord
blhcr'u, British Ambassador ut Constnutinople, had
made serious representation to the Porte In favor of re-
IoIm III Armenia that The Sultan his Minister
r. ~ AhaTs are awe ~ the desralility
~ ...l country that owing to absence from
sthhoIl" OF several Ambassadors there had been no
Jolh action ON the question hut that Lord .Dulerin
would not lose sight of the subject
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-17
ANTl-JEWISH DEMON

0IErliN' Aug. l6.-Disturbances occurred
mere yesterday, which accustomed by 700 men
parading the streets and utterng anti.Jewish cries
rory persons were arrested. The town is almost
budcd of troops owing TO the military mnnnnvres and
great anxiety prevails. III tue anti
rWlsl outpreak at Schievelbeiu, in Pomerana, damage
70 properly amounting to 10000 marks was caused
"hich sum the municipality will have TO paw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-17
OCEAN GR0TE CANP-MEETING.

OCEAN GROVE, n. j., Aug. 16.-The annual
oaInpmeeting at this place begun to-day by all
day prayer-meeting in the tabernacle Ten women de-
voted hour each in conducting the services. Bishop
Foster viii preach Tomorrow morning This will he
followed ny the regular re g0us services in the different
places OF worship. The attendance IL unusually large
ana the meeting promises 10 be very successful.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-17
ATTEMPT To WRECK 4 TRAIN.

GALVESTON, Tex, Aug. 16.-A dispatch to
The Ne,cs from san Antonio SAYS:
An unsuccessful attempt made yesterday wreck
an excursion train, haYing board $50 men, women
and children ny laying crossties the track The
tralA going the OF thirty miles hour and
the engine, striking the ties them the track
Five who riding the cow-catcner were
haulv hpuis pd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-17
CoNFLAGRATIoN IN MANHATrANvILLE.

Flames broke ont st evening in the hay
and feed store OF Frederick Wanerkeu st, Nicholas
and Ono-hundred-and twenty-ninthst. aud ex-
tended to his beer shop adjoining the store. The fire
caused damage OF 81 800. While the fremcn were
suhduing the flames Patrick Kennedy, OF Hook and Lad
der Company No Ia, fell into cellar of the burning
store, and received severe scalp wOund lie at
tended by police surgeon and taken to his home
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-17
THE READING COAL TONNAGE.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 16.-Ihe coal tonnage
of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company for
the week ending saturday Last amounted TO 1S9 253
TONS an increase OF 6S33ll tons compared
corresponding week of last year Total shipments for
the year To date D s370i AN increase of Il
compared with the corresponding period year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-17
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPOR7.
GOVERNMENT IYDTC.rTOvS

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
For NewEngland. fair weather, northeast veering TO
southeast winds, stationary higher
orally lower pressure.
For the Middle Atlantic States fair weather. winds
mostly southeasterly stationary higher
lower barometer.
Indications for Tomorrow
The hurricane the Gulf consequence OF track
nelng unknown prevents forecast of the weather
Thursday for the Atlantic States On day local
rains indicated for the Lake
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-17
PROVIDENCE ATHEN LEUM RoBBED.

PROVIDENCE, II. L., Aug. 16.-The Athennum
building here was broken last night and robbed
OF Mabones famous watercoor, The Hours" the por-
traits OF Cyrus Butler and Perciva the poet and the
money IN the cash drawer. Il painting by Sir Jushna
Reynolds WINS cut frauie but was lett on tha
wall. $1,000 ''' "'' '~'' VI" 'no
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-17
GIVE ATrENrloy an ovc,, :, -,,,,.,,;,

give ATTENTION AT ONCE TO anything sylnp-
tomato OF Cholera Morbns, Diarrnaa or any Bowel
complaint by using promptly Dr. Jayne's Carninatiye
s1n' ana yon win avod much suffering ana no little
HANGER me reputation OF this medicine has been esta,
hshed by its merit is now everywhere recoizs q.
a standard curative
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-17
DAMAGED BY HEAVY RAINS

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 16.-A dispatch from
Tucson, Arizona, says There have been trains east
or west since last Thursday Heavy have caused
frequent washouts ana u many places the track mas
been submerged The repairs Will occupy days.
the rains
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-17
REPUBLICAN DELEGATES ELECTED.

WnKEsBARRE, Penn, Aug. 16.-At the sew
erai Legislative Conventions Of Luzerne County to-day
delegates 10 the Republican State Convention were
chosen follows: list District--Auan H. Dickson of
Wilkesbarre; lid Distrct--M. d. Hughes, of shick-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-17
A POTTERY FACTORY DESTROYED.

The buildings OF the Sag 1arbor Pottery
Company at sag Harbor, totally destroyed by fire
Monday night The buildings were erected last year,
aud with the ovens were valued at $4,000 The fire
was OF incendiary origin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-17
THE MARSEILLEs DISASTER

LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE latest advices from
, iic7 al" lhat seventeen persons killed and
,Iguieu ny dhe disaster Mt the bull fight there
t u'u"y 'as,, lne manager OF the entertainment and
down have been arrested. $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-17
TIE SPRAGUE DIVORCE CASE.

PROVIDENCE, X. l., Aug. 16.-In the SUI
prome Court to-day, after hearing OF counsel the
application of Mrs. Kate Chase Spraguo for assign
ment of day for the hearing of her divorce petition
judge Potter said he would consult with the other
Judges and hX u time for the hearing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-17

Tx9ii ira Dtsfrfct-G I. Haisev Of White uav.,
IwiliiaSn' - Adams, Of azleton; With District
an rucca 10 support Attorney (;en. ~ n iai,.a.
'S ueieSate rFOn the AXIst Senatorial Distrct ~'