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BURGLARS INA PUBLISHING HOUSE.

Burglars entered the publishing house OF Lee,
Shepard " Dillingham; at No. OJS Broadway last
eyeulnv with The intention. IL Is supposed OF maN-
Inx their way 20 tine second nOOr which Is Occu-
pied by Rufus MaterhOuse, dealer III men line
furnishing goods. About eight o'clock the night
watchman named Weaver, as making MS rounds.
when no discovered that the lock on the inside OF
the hall door leading To the stairway had been taui-
pered with. The paddock on tAe outside remained
iItact. The Waterman summoned Policeman
Gale, who WAS post, ana then sent for the Pof-
ter " no had closed the place at $50 p. ia. Inc
outside pa llock vas unlocked and an entrance was
thus effected thus showing that the inner lock
was useless at the time. The two iron doors ieAu
ing ON the hallway the store OF OF Leo shepard
a Dillingham; we've found wide open; tue pau
locks with which they hal been fastener py 'uc
porter had been wrenched on ana were ~ ll!H on
Inc counters In tho bookstore The premises Oh MI
Waterhouse had not been entered. thorongh
search OF the bu ldng made, yet the wOuld-De
hur0iars could not DO found and 40 lndca tlOn Oh
Their means OF exit was discovered How they
esraneI a a mystery for the rear entrance, when
frouts on Bond-st-aliey, was securely boiled ara
haired The men would certainly have been seen
had they Vone out at the front Of tho building Alter
a two-hours' search the attempt to hnd ths thieves
was given up. IL is supposed that the burglars
entered the cellar during the day AND cohceaiea
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4 HEITY SY0WST0RH IN LE1DTILLE.
DENVER, Col, Aug. 3O'-A heavy snowstorm
has been 5ng Lcadgle all last Night and this morn
DEFALCATION AT rail- RIVER.
lBY TELEGRAPH 70 THE rEnUSEt

IBY TELEGRAPH 70 THE TEIBUSE.l
FALL RIVER. Mass, Aug 3O.-Another de
fnlter has been discovered here. This time 10 ia "a
prominent pol .ician John h. King. a member OF the
Board Oh Aid .l1nen. King also clerk Of the Fall
River Daily Herald Publishing Company, whose funds
he has enbezziei a considerable amount King with
out tho knowledge or consent " his relatives Or
Movers disappeared August %. ani no canse could
be assigned for his absence. His accounts now being
examined ami several instances Of theying have been
discovered which, up The present, amount TO nearly
500 King left work the day mentioned OstensiDly
TO attend funeral 81 relative but ne took she first
train for Boston and Il supposed TO be IN Montreal
THIS ,upposfon Il based the fact that tho day Of
his departure changed large sum Of money for gold
al the bank.
KIM possessed excellent education being gra iu
ate II t. Laurent Col ge, Montreal where he also ten
porarlly served IA professor. Being tn poor crcum
sces on arr wing Ia this city, he employed by the
Herald Company, and paid good 81 AIRY 7Iofu5 ilcr
receiving th- situation entered into politics ana was
elected Alderman, after which he neglected Inc com
nm business and to drink hich b. LI % nave
ee hie ONLY vice The extent % whch ne mas s"lndled
In. employer Is not known ~ the examination OF Inc
hook ma not been com ctd bar u Is believed the loss
in les large The books Ia wrotchcd state ana the
exfrrt now cnig them nnds II diLlcuIt Task ~
-fraisltsu them
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DIED.
BURDEN-At Ne

BURDEN-At Newport r J.. August 20. shirley carter,
ia.in. Il l. Townsend 1nd Evcyn lyric burden 1t
Troy. y y.
COcHRANE-In New.York. thursday. August ~. Elias.
widow % VII AN COclraAe. lr'. o"y-a.t
Funeral from tlr residence II hr soy D. a" s. Acsanis'
No ~ Fort Green place Bro"--'n, iTi-.. al p ih
COWDREY-On August 80 the resid-uct o. his -i4 I.
father -Hmue T. 20 lJfey 40 NrN Rochelle Arthur Boz.
fmt sou 81 Pfan~s Hun AID Jossphlns t"farey
EDWA RD~-Af;ei snort i!ncs oh .' th' ,iD lD. X
daughter the late DE- /. and lily ID" ails IL 20
22d ear OF her age.
Funeral services private
BOWLER Al Long Helch 7. l.. the 18th Catbarino
Fowler, f. the syn year of her age
from the rsdeaor Of aer s1nn.", ana NDn.l'
wick 40 AZ Hcks.t, BIOoAyn On IN DAY .lnAi 'd-yl,
the 3lsf install .. IA
HAwKINs-At Newbarg. y I. August 80. 'aptan = :.
Relatives aui trcu4s are inylti 70 AL"od uufra go
ais tr residence. No 81 Liberty st. Nr"bars On IidAy.
Long Island papers please topf.
JARVIS reIEu-At Greenwich. Conn. ALersr 30
Mefgs, daughter I i-nlJ l. JAWS vie O.! ND@.eJ
VI. tI8i. ner. aged - years
Funeral pri, ale.
LEAL-At Paterson y J.. Monday August -. Dr John
F er,ces from his late residence so ll3 Brolaway.
Thursday. August 81, 1t >. n.
MEHKrrrA, Pong effe eighth aonta .Ans-s'. 'hiT-
Fu1eiil on s.Atu day dutY Dini4 moan ep mbrr.
ham s,n-sL.
RIsLFl AT HAczensaez. y. J.. August 3d. InaneI W..
Eisiry In his 10Th year.
FrrnUs wi1take ga \ y. slsluebaunA end W f. r.,
a, the loot . Cortlaua~st. at $50
IueunoIrt al Green WOOL
RFINER-At Loon Ll>e Al,onlacEs Chariei Heury Rsi.
Rei4iiye. aad friends family invited o ste.i s
funeral from Ia aie re'dri'7' 30 90 ''e' ".' o.
Boston amt Philadelphia pagers please copy.
YOU NG-In LAST orange -. j.. August - 1859 anah
Iate.uient New London, Conn.
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FOREIGN NOTES.
VIII ~ = = T II
LONDON, Wednesday, Aug. 50, 1889.

LONDON, wednesday, Aug. ~, lSS-"
Prince Leopold is slightly better.
\ firm OF London stoc kDrokors has been robbed OF
$4,000 worth OF bonds
The condition Of the Archbishop Of Canterbury con-
tiuues grave.
A hail.torm occurred near Pesth on Monday destroy
ing vineyards ami maize deld- and partiy denoIshing
hIty houses Many worknen were killed
Engineer Melville, of the Jeanette survivors now IN
Paris started for Liverpool to-day his way home
Lieutenant Berry VIII remain iu Paris fe" days
dispatch from Cou5tauuaope says; General Wal
lace. the Uaited Minister bad audience with
the sultan to-day to communicate the reply OF his Gov
ernment TO MS reports rnng conversations
be has had with The eIltan.'
dispatch 70 The Times from Durham states that be-
sides Kar chief oecocoeni, his and fourteen fol-
lowers also killed The killing done by Nam
poer, the chief pat INTO his place ny the British
According a Berlin Dispatch the guard az military
range that city fired eight shots into group u
worImen, killing ono OF them. The Emperor has given
orders Tor tle aiur 10 be specially invest gated
A dispatch IRON Glasgow -ays that the scotch iron
have resolve not to continue the agreement with
Cleveland irJnnascrs TO Restrict the output OK pig
iron.
Henry Irving the actor. George Augustus sa.a and
Moncurc D. Conway have added their names to he list
of persons In favor Of placing bust Of Long elbow In
Westminster Abby.
\ dispatch from Paris says At q meeting AZ the
Grand Hotel scheme proposed by the GGuOis for a
banquet NJ de Le-seps discussed. About forty
members OF the press were present The arrangements
for the blnquet were placed rae haGds OF commit
tee, VITA Junction, thar 10 must be nOu-pODucal ind
attended only Dy trelcImen.
MONTREAL. Aug 3O.-Ihe railway bridge a. -. Rose,
on tie Canada Pacl1o Railway, between this city aud
Ottawa, collapsed today viii freight train pass
ing over n. several cars went through No lives
lost. The bridge Will be ready Tor tranlc on Monday
next.
WINNIrEG. Aug 3O.-It Is reported that the Govern
ment viii shortly open the Canadian Pacific Railroad be-
tween Rat Portage and Thunder Bay, running three
trains - weeA each way.
NIAGARA FALLS, Ont, Aug. 3o-Last night James
Crumiey tinsnith, from Hamilton, and his wife, while
intoxicated, Law the bank Of the river This
morning the woman was found caught; In a tree ten
feet over the edge the bank and The mans manged
remains were found on the rocks $50 feet beneath.
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RAlLROAD NEWS.
A NEW LINE IN THE CATSKlILg.

HUNTER, n. Y, Aug 3O.-The Stony Glove
and Catskiu Mountain Railway opened from
PhGnica to this village proposed terminus LAST even
ing amid the roaring Of cannon. beating Of drums and
displaying OF fireworks. Trains have been running to
within mile Of the village all SUMMER the first train
came through last night. All the numerous hotels and
boarding houses sl0res and factories were rrofuselY
decorated with flags, bunting Chinese lanterns The
stages which are now supplanted placarded /;
Goodbye staging through stony Glove" Exercises
aterWhld held on the lawn IN OFT Of the Hunter House
trederck Beach, resident, chairman. joel Mason,
OF new York. who Is sJ cunning here largely
tsteu IN some o. the factories made address S~haf
OF the village. letter Of regret from Governor Cornell
Was read. speeches were made by Air. Cos kendall
Peter COutne General sharpe and George Harding pro-
priet0r OF Hotel kaaterskilL
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HAT DEALLKS Trouble.

Officer Rutland, of the Eighth Precinct. ar
rained before Justice Ford In the Jefferson Market Po-
lice Court yesterday Emma Recheno'ch good LOOKING
German woman, ,ytAreo years old living at
Va no East Tenth-sL on complaint OF walter
II Oracle q hat-deaier, Of No. II Greene-s~
and residing al No. 2I5 East Fifteenth-st The
woman was accused OF entering Mr. Grnefe's place
M nprss Yesterday morning nl Threatening TO shoot
him Mr. tiraefe stated tnAt ne had lved WIN
t ,yontn several years and had spent large sum OF
nancy on her On occasion ne furuLrned her Win
sufficient money her request to WISH Europe anu
',.r me be suppled ner with funds to 90 West
.h returned TO him occasion. lie also stated
mat lie "a arrested January last for Larceny ana
hnreiv csc1neJ commitment During Mr. Graefes
5nent Niss RechenDson cried bitterly. she said
shr intended going away on Doth occasos wien nc sup
d her with money but that -no loved him so thAt sne
Ind nal leave him on her promising 10 cease annoy
ir- Mr. Craefe she discharged. IL was stated mat
NJ D.1c1.nLaon il the mother OF three year-oid
hd nio Mr. tiraeie cares FOR. and that sue has in-
.'',eI ,ruce.dnps against him for 30 600 damages
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GENERAL I,rELLIGENCE.

CHICAGO, Aug. 3O.-COnuccti0ns are being
completed on the NewIpr Chicago lud 81 Louis Rail-
way between this city and Buffalo. inspection train
with the Officers Of the road lcf Tor trip the
line This morning.
CLEyELAND aug. 30.-The frat train over the Now
York, Chicago and 81. Louis Railway. consisting OK
locomotive Two and carrying tie officers
and contractors, which left Chicago about
O'Clock tAs morning, arrived here
early this evening. Tue roalbed is reported
in excellent condition and unusually high ayerag
rate speed wac made for Is road.
BOSTON, Aug. 3O-A private dispatch from
New-York slys that negotiations looking to
the consolidation OF the Cleveland. Columbus
Cincinnati ana Indian polls the Indiana p0lis and It,
Lou, AMI tine Alton md Icgrr Hlurc Railroad. are now
10 progress with tie probability Of It's being cOAsdu-
mated ~ carry ddc.
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between 3 and O'Clock a well-dressed child
Knocked timidly at the side door, and said woman
outside would like to see him; lie Weni
him where she could find Respectable
restaurant. He directed her to Symess an, anu
she went In that direction. >
and gentleman who passing mp ~
ark-avc saw the woman and girl sitting In tfohIr OF
Browns dry-goods store about 10 O'Clock. ano
child was sohbnG, and the lady and gehlleinan
stopped, hut went on again when the woman
sharply exclaimed TAKE q good look az
her and You'll know her agal I'LL, -
woman named Herman, who lives in Mon Eo1hgh,S
st. opposite the First Precinct station sa,u luns
they passed her house about II O'Clock ana some
policemen who were in the station started up Mou'
gOmerv St, but did not lind them.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE TROUBLES BETWEEN TURKS AND
GREEKS.

ATHENS. Aug. 3O-Addtional troops have been
ordered to the frontier. where the Government has
determined to concentrate 1000 mrn Immediately.
The Hora newspaper says that this number VIII DC
sufficient If the movement of the Turks IS only
insugated by the Turks h local commander nut II
the impulse emanates from ConstantInopie the
struggle will prove serious.
Advices from the frontier assert that the Turkish
troops were repulsed on Monday and Tuesday with
considerable loss. The Greeks occupy strong po-
sition at Yigla. which is exactly the new from
tier to the north Of Zarbas. The Bishop Of Plata
mona with eighty peasants, has joined the Greeks
Greek ronclad has left Alexandra for Volo. IN
consequence Of the trouble.
CONsTANTINOPLE. Aug. 30.-M COndOuriotis the
Greek Minister has had another conference with
Said Pachl The Turkish Minister OF Foreign Affairs
II il understood that orders will be sent by the
Porte to the commanders OF the Turkish troops on
the Greek frontier 10 cease hOstllitIes. detach-
ment of Turkish troops has lett SalOnlca fOr the
Greek frontier TO restore order.
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HEAVY FAILURE IN THE SILK TRADE

The silk trade was surprised yesterday by
the ANNOUNCEMENT Of The failure firm K & II.
Adams, manufacturers OF six ribbons MEETINGS AMI
buckrains, Nos. 81 and Gre-ne-si. and Pater
son. \. j. Henry Adams and Peter Horne com
pose the hrm made general assignment OF all their
property for tue benefit O t1er cretOrs 10 Edward g.
Hazard, OF Edward c. Hazard & Co., ana William q.
Feuucr. OF Fled, Chapman * Fruncr, without prefer
ence he business started many years ago by the
gradually until the house became one OF the leading
manufacturers in their hne Ia the country.
ia,ture mosquito netting Oeiu one OF their special
ties. When father died X a H. Adams succeeded 10
business and enjoyed an excellent standing the
trade. About years there bitter family
quarrel between the brothers. when re- 10 dissolution
Oi the partnership, and Henry Adams bought ont his
brothers interest, It IS said, for S2OOOOO OF which
$4,000 pas able IN CASH NOTES al Two years Tor
$4,000 were gwen mortgage on mil property
TO- $4,000 The date OF the dissolution March J.
1873. In December VI that year The mortgage was
PAID of.
Henry Adams continued alone until November last
when he admitted Nh. Horne. VINO mad had charge Of
Horne ala not add any capital To the firm. IL
ported Ia the spring tat the trouble between the brothers
trade IN the nrn and theif paper found ready sale at
very low rate The nrin have - large amount OF mil
property and machinery ut Paterson including the HBf
noDy, Essex. and Industry Mills the valuation OF
which placed by the hrm at over 100000. On
December IL 1881, they reported their DO
Sl,639.92l liabilities, S01O593; surplus s5o3.32s.
The bulk OF their consisted VI machinery,
mill property and merchandise, which, i s said left
their working capital rather small for such large bust
bat the paper found ready sale with the banks
Mr. Hazard, VI tho gnces, said yesterday that
the failure his opinion The result OF the family
quarrel and OF doug too extensive business for their
capital The members of the nrm were very honorable
walton preference their Creditors lie could not ave
definite statement TO the liabilities but thought they
would amount about 100000. Ihe assets were
very large but ho had idea 0E tneir value uI al III
yentory lad been prepared
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STATISTICS OF CONSTRUCTION.

CHICAGO, Aug. 30.-Figures in The Raaray
Age show that number OF miles Of railway have
been cOn,truc ed during III August than ever
before IN similar period In the history OF the
country. The total IL l,274 miles OF main track,
exclusive Of side track, laid seventy different
Ines exceeding by more than 300 miles the
construction during July, whca, 1t was
though. would not be again equalled The construction
fpr eight months OF the present year, 25s lines,
lulfty-JSO aes, mas been 1Dl5 miles Of main rack.
Inc construction for the enure year Is estimated at
lOJOO miles, lne largest number Of being ZO1, ia
Wisconsin.
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Special Notlees
"Canarcss Mster."


Superior 10 al. CAtlaruo Aterstiye spoelne 10, ~
disorders stomach, Aver and kidneys AFOi Hafst
Saiers naive Yeciitty t10se Tx asg'tt 90.
Quilted" NaeNr axe pOsAfo "Fts"'ss a4h
impair Che dis esuve organs -La N-Ahsy>
Pile. Permanently Eradicatea
In TO wseks without Alo IgAtare " o'asIS sen ~
cir,nlr rcisronco% DIX hDli 30 Vest @itis-
500 Pieces Velvet Carpet from 81 % per yard "orta
dJuUs the money ., - I'm, -,
Post once Nouce.
the week cndihs september al ei'sS
AZ a. follows
itI' SJ At Europe, city 81 Bris-
-. VA Quee.stosu Qe.ters Tor Germany Aad iiAucs
must be directed Jag Of ngussrls' al ~ ~
.na south Pa,lc, per - taoh q ll,sO O. a
To- urupr. pos solert, VA Plymouth ClctOOuIE ant
ely Antonio 81 I:lu y. IN. iOr CUBA AID sirAl,o
Der D. Cay PaeOla via hayaaa IA. GaiAa
aud apan per OOptl,. via san Francisco
FRIDAY AT IA. Tor Porto kcO direct pei - Aipin
SArU kDAl-At % a. lOg Lui0pr per - 1eful.uk ia
0uecnstowD letters germany sld scpald must 10
pr Oo nauic ,, a for scotland %
AnchOria, VA glasgow At =. Ia. iOr Belgium, ~.
Rhynland VIA Antwerp. 40 a n fOT NchUxac all car
aioncia at 4 M Tor .u Oie, pet fra
eral order via Southan pon and breuen Loo pm i"f
CuDa and the West inues. ~ NeN lOr VA ttaNsAa
per ~ beyer The mails Tor Australia. Se"-LeAisAl.
Handwlch and FU lsl mus, per AUstTaha. VA san
Francisco. close septenDef 40, al : y N
a.. PEARsDN. POitmaste..
The sched OF Pacific malls Is afAAgc on
IpJed overland transit 10 san itn-
Mails the arriving On una. Al ,ah ffAnclr
dAs sas sse.aes are diSA.e A41 'As 'A4s az
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INCIDENTS AT SAR4TOGA

SARATOGA SPRINGS, Aug. 30. Nathan
Fraukos orchestra ut the Clarendon Hotel no" DeihS
assisted by Charles Il. Pratt, the II mist
Miss Emma Tnursby Will give a concert here about the
second week in september.
Ms. Carrie A. Kennedy Will sing in Congress spring
Park on Thursday evening.
The twilight gospel meetings. which are largely at
tended by visitors, are still continued
ouie large number OF saratOgss guests drove out to
Carroll Range to-day witness the saratoga Citizens
Corps at rifle practice.
Tue Episeopalians will have an excursion 10 Lake
George On Wednesday.
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OBIIt1BY.
DIR. AOHERr TONES.

DR.. Robert Tones, who died on Monday at
his home so 5O2 Cl--0n ave. Brooklyn, viii be buried
from Calvary Protestant Episcopal Church, in
FOurth-ave this city, TO day. lie bora IL this citl
in ISL and after being graduated from Trinity College
IN Hart orc Conn Le studio medicine Ia The University
OF Edinburgh lie was well known literary man
and cont Duied 10 many magazines aAi spapers Ia
so President Lincoln made MIN Consul ~ Rheims,
france While there wrote The Champagne tOun-
try." lie gs among the fu0utors 20 TIA American
CScon- ia ID. Tones leaves WIdo" ahi tiIcc chill
dreu I.o burial to-day viii be IA Irlnl! Cemetery.
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BETTER ACCOMMODATIONS FOR CATTLE.

CHICAGO, Aug. 3J.-A shipment of twenty
two Carloads Of cattle left tue stock yards tins afternoon
in special train for New-York by way OF the Grad
Trunk aud kric Railroads The cars are those II
the Montgomery Palace Stock Car Company, OF New
York and are arranged that the cattle fed aud
watercd transit without unOaa4ng IL Is xpec;ed
that tie TIP Wl De- made inside fy LOurs,
hFc days \ Ful! nan cOac Attached To tue train.
ana Occulcduy hylds ctone, lrJdd Comm 7-iouer ~
DiVi MI Horl, representing tnc illinois Humane So
cety, and officers or tAc car company.
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MIDNIGHT WEITHER REPORE


'TF7I'T'7I7
WAsHINGTON. August 81. a. m.-The bar
Omeler i high the Middle Allan &c coast and IN
Upper Missouri Valley ana 10 vest near Lake Michigan
FAIR weather con,nIe- in New-Engaud and the Middle
S-ates with slightly clstcriy To westerly winds
Light rains repored all other districts. with
east 20 south winds OF the Mississippi and nOrthey
winds Ia the Northwest aud southwest The teupera-
ture las remained about stationary in the Southern
states, OllO Valley ard Lake region
Indications FOR tO~fry
For New-Eneland and the Middle Atlantic States
slightly warmer generally rir weather, southe lst to
southwest winds and lower barometer.
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are all Democrats and the latter have no influence.
In regard to the Mayoralty think the Republicans
can elect their Mayor this year. They conld have
done the last time had the leaders talked THAI
way. II NewYork had good Republican Mayor
backed up by "a Republican Legislature, IL could
be made "a Republican city. Under present laws;
however. the Mayor II a mere clerk He has no real
power, bat is tied down by the Aldermen and Com
uiissoners. Excepting over the Board OF Educa-
ton the Mayor has no executive power 10 speak OF.
that resDect
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ENGLAND AND IRELAND.

Cork, Aug. 3O.-The Corporation has passed
resolution oondernning tue OF T. Dryer Gray
and demanding that he be reieas- The Corporation
also resolved to confer upon Mr. Gray the freedom VI
the cit.
DUBLIN, Aug. 3O-At meeting OF the Down ponce
held M D1wIai resolutions were adopted demand
iu increase OF pay and pensions TWO constaOles
were appointed 10 attend tie Commission inquiry III
Dublin.
The BOYLE police have promised TO support the LINER
lex men, aud Their usual beats Ia the town
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4 DOCTOR MURDARED Ar ms oEfIcE

CINCINNATI Aug. 3O.-Whiie DR.. Thomas
Ganse in front II h,s office taking with Mr..
Blker Arthur 81. oks cane with d 0arn b,gan
firing at the doctD,. lie arei i've tines aud foIl of ae
balls rlo HE Wet 1850. the idsr '.ctrg noifoi
wound from which death followed Ir"oNs has not
vet been fOInd
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TRIBUNE OFFICE, August 81, l a. m.-Durins the clear
weather vest rdAy changes in the barometer were
slight. The Temperature ranged between $40 and SIC,
the average 60is7 being 5 lower than the CORES
pondiug dsy a. year and IL lower than Tuesday.
FAR and partly cloudy weather with slight chan res IL
temperature may be expected to-day THIS city and
Il
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poliiiedl Noilees.

R.oabIiean t'eutraI ComIntter.-A special vii
he ned al rpub!can Hail. b West 33d-st. l.asY
evefnR september l. 1854 O'Clock. Tor to purpose Il
oen mary Delegates 10 the -tsto
Convention. JOu.N J. y bhllsN. ffrsiueht-
SOLON 3. SMITH, ( Ssere.arse.
MeeIlng OF the Exeeut4ye Committee Il 1870 O'Clock
JOEL ". MA JN. Charm an.
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THE CORONATION OF THE CAR.

LONDON, Aug 30.-The correspondent OF
The Times at Berlin says that the representative OF
great Power at ST. Petersburg having asked tbs Gov
eminent whether ne should hire rooms at Moscow Tor
his at The coronation OF the car IN the autumn Was
informed that ceremony certainly would DOT OCCUR
before
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

diagram shosstn earomecs VARIATION - his city BY t'nth
divisions Of lime f t1r
b. rurY TIE broken or i''tei ur retescn
HID
a9ts PhASlnAcy AS PrssGSEg.
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MAJOR CHARLES ". WINGARD.

WASHINGTON, Aug. Bottle War Depart
ment Is informed Of the death of Maor Charles W. VIM
gard Of the Pay Department. which occurred at Fort
Douglass Utah, today.
Major WinSard was a native ~ Pennsylvania He en-
tered the Army ST. major of the 1871 Pennsyl
vauia Regiment iu the following year bo became
-colorc OF the regiment. lie mustered
out Ia 1868 and year later became payinaster HIS
ruuk as MAJOR dated from January Il, 1857.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-31

themselves there Special policemen were detailed
that the burglars were still in the baIlding