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DAM1GE BY THE STORM.

NEwBtRG, y. Y. Sept. 22.-The heavy rain
did much damage IN this county to-day At Cornwall
the five feet. carrying away dwell
ling and several small buildings, besides two bridges
The damage is estimated at $1,000 The food also
caused considerable loss the line OF the railways
near Cornwall wash-out the Newburg branch OF
the Erie road. detained train two miles southwest 0i
this city. In several trains had 10 run through
water that had submerged the tracks. Heavy damage
done the MiddleCOwu branch or the New -lork,
Ontario aud Western Railroad. AbOut i've inches OF
rain FELL here.
PLAINFrELD. n. J., Sept 22.-The storm which
has continued In this vicinity for thirty-six hours
reached its height hs afternoon. when the rain poured
down IN hour, accompanied by thun
der and lightning al the streets were flooded ana IN
some the water was three feet deep. All the
streams IN the nechDorhood have risen 10 unprece
deuted height and have done great damage. The Ice
hoU-c- of j. " and H. CodiiIgtOn. In the Notcn, one
mile from tuis city. have been -Went awat Wilh tlelI
contents dam bas also been destroyed ana otheI
damage done extent OF which cannot be determined
uut the Hoods abIe. REPORTS from Bound BROOK STATE
that there heavy fresheu there and c0nslueraDie
DAMAGE h p ing done.
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ticket. Anticipating. therefore. the action OF the
lden leaders, the result of their final conference
before the convention this morning he kept on the
safe side voting for Cleveland himself on the second
ballot and afterward changing his entire delegation
of "a votes TO Cleveland, following the action of
the County Democracy. whose vote was cast im-
medately preceding that of Tammany.
On the roll call Cleveland was nominated bv 2ll
vOtes-only Is more than enough while Iammany
east "a votes for him, that both sides are claim
ing the credit of the nomination. which is all the
better for Mr.. Cleveland. The County Democracy
leaders say that they are well satisfied to have pun
ished the Brooklyn delegation for its defech ion from
the Tlden machine and TO have defeated ex-Lieu-
tenant Governor Beach Stephen T. Arnot. Deios
De Wolf and the old rammany allies In the county.
who the backbone Of the Flower movement.
AT the same time they clam MI, CleVelaI9 iS d.
a IIlden man and one of them while Mt. heHy
is we'll satisfied with Mr.. Cleveland and his part III
nominating nm. go p,
Tie County Democracy named Allan Campbell
and cast its vote for him on TWO ballots he dele
gates did this without any expectation OF ms nom
lnston by the convention. though they Thought ne
might draw a few votes from anmany DuI ln ms
they were quickly undeceIyed Dy Oeneral opinola;
who threatened TO cause a scene hY the utciue,l
manner in which he repudlated any sympathy win
Mir Camphells candidacy. II was rather hh'oW-
plineutary on the part If the County Democracy
10 bring out Mr. Campbelis name. after having
made all their canvass for Edward Cooper, ana
abandoning him only when they iound IL lnp"ssi-
bic 10 name candidate Oi their own.
Ira shafer made of his characteristic speeches
which did some injury 10 both >I'-
cum and Flower. lie said that S,ooam'
as a trustee of the Nrookiyn hIiItti
woulJ be held responsible for the colossal trauas
connected with ID. erection and would be sub
ject 10 the Influences Of Kingsley. MIphy ~
20. If made Governor while ne 'nouR".
Flover would be guided by the " great genius
of jaw Gould. tins had some effect: no doubt
with the undecided country delegates Mr. Flowers
chief stock in trade IN the convention. however a.
shown bv the speeches ID his behalf, was the one
tact that he mad defeated that " Republican 3rls-
tocrat. ". ". Aston which was hardy enough I"
bring ABOUT his nomination.
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VASHINGION NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Friday. sept. %, 1882
General McKeever has gone to New-York for few
DO s. and absence General Ruggles viii act as
AtjltauC General.
Ci. LIls OF Baltimore the lowest bidder. has been
awarded for the joiners work Of the Ct
Louis post Office building
The Post Office Department to-day received tnforma
ton that the post Office Martinsburg, W. Va, was
broken into last nignt and the safe blown open The
contents we're removed and the mails rihed.
Collectors Of Internal Revenue A L Morgan Of
Mobile and James I. Raper o. Montgomery, Ala have
been suspended, and Philip Joseph and william Young
blood have been appointed 10 he vacancies
The Secretary Of the Interior anxious Fort
Riley, kan, place FOR indian school Ike that at
Carlisle. Penn, and has nope that he viii succeed, al
though some Army officers are OPP osing him.
The United bonds Withdrawn from securities OF
National banks by Treasurer Gillian to-day and
rendered 70 the secretary the Treasury for exchange
into pen cents amounted 70 s4selsOO. Total 70
dare. Sl73;i04.OOO
The Commissioner OF indian Affairs to-day
formed by Agent Wilcox at Reno that nlnety-four
Creek Indians had the agency Tor protection
- party Of rebelllOus Indians The women and
children iu a destitute condition.
Tie dOuble-turreted monitor MiantonOmah. at
League Island, Penn. is being placed IL condition for
sea service When this Is done sufficient OF
ghts will be placed upon her TO equal the estimated
weight or amor, guns. carriages and other equip
mcuts. and number OF tests viii be made her
going cap aoity and other qualities.
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WAsuNGToN Sept 22.-The following dis
patch Was received by SUPERINTENDENT Hamilton to
night from surgeon Murray. ~ Brownsville
Have full reports from upper Wire has been
down Fever III ReynOsa, CamsrgO. Mler AMI GIerrara
ana intermediate ranches. CamargO prohibits oral
messages the river seventeen deaths reported
In Nlrr during days ending sunday. There Is
fever IN star HdagO Counties for twenty miles above
here. We guard 10 Zapata County. Will need men
wien the river falls DR. -pOhn should send fifteen ncn
south from Laredo. Law seems 10 be reestablsned
here.
In accordance with the suggestion contained in sur
ceon Murrays Dispatch instructions sent To- night
10 Dr. spohn at Corpus Christi directing HIM 70 extend
the guard southwark TO complete the river Gordon
10 Laredo Surgeon Murray reports eight
of fever and one death III Brownsville during the past
twentvfour hours and four and death at
Point Isabel; also that the forcDle breaking Of the quar-
antne forthe past days has increased the number
Of pauperz al Brownsville
Boonbcrg q Raphael acknowledge the receipt Of the
following additional contributions for the yeOw-fever
sufsrers OF BrOwnsvie, Tex: H. Walachs sons, S25 ;
August Bernheim & Bauer. go Rniskopf Bros & COZ
~25 f. Pfeiifcr Il CO.. $50 aud Carhart, WhtfOrd q
Co., s25 previously reported slo75; total s-OUO
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THE SECRETABYsHIP OF THE TREASURY
JOHN C. NEW SPOKEN OF As THE SUCCESSOR TO
JUDGE FOLGER.

JOHN C. NEW SPOKEN OF As THE SUCCESSOR TO
JUDGE FOLGER.
WAsHNGrON, Sept. 22.-Secretary Folgers
health has considerably improved under the care Of
his physicians and he was able 10 be at the Treas
uTy Department to-day, although Assistant Secre-
tary French continued to act Secretary The
heads Of the various bureaus in the Department
called npon the Secretary in body this morning 10
offer congratulations Judge Foger said this morn
ing that he really did not know when be would re-
sign his office of Secretary, but it is generally
thought that he will tender his res sgnaton
very soon. to take effect after the New
York election. Intimate friends Of Assistant
Secretary John c. New state positively that he Will
succeed 10 the Treasury portfolio They claim that
when Mr.. New accepted the position of Assistant
Secretary he was informed that there was every
probability thar Secretary Foger would be the next
Governor of Newly ork. and IN that event Mr. New
should succeed HIM head oil The Treasury Depart
mrnt
Secretary Folcor VIII 20 to Ncv-Yorll tomorrow
evening and S.i-tllt--ecrc airy French VIII 20 to
Concord Mas,achu-e-ts. Tomorrow morning Assist
an Secretary New viii act as Secretary Of the
Treasury ~ the absence of judge Folgcr.
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Il DISPUTE SETTLED By COMBAT


FOUR HERDsMTN KILLED ~ QUARREL OVER THE
POSSESSION OF STOCK.
DENVER. Col, Sept. 22.-G~orge Howard,
of herd 4 5000 cattle. and John Keeley, owner
OF a herd % 1000. were driving eastward il. company
from Arizona. North Of Trnldal, Col. on the plains
the two herds were to separate Howard was TO take
old Fe trail Kansas City. and Keeey 70
drive nor'hwarl 20 nver on the route accidental
exchanges Of cattle made, and Howard insisted
having his stock taken OUT. nu1 unwilling TO de-
liver Keccy's and 10 finally agreed to settle the
matter 10y bate between SIX picked men from each
party. Accordingly twelve arranged themselves Oh
horsebackthe two sides fifty feet apart-and az signal
from ,heir employers the fight 10 De gin 1T the first
fire four instantly killed. George Lester. Of
Keeey's party. shot through the breast. one Of
HOWards fel with bah through Ms head, and o."
others OF the same party were shot through tne ueari
Dlsmayct. the Howard party, with the exception OK
their employer fed JO their camp. Keeey then rode up
to Howard and proposed tAa tney should hgnr IL out
Howard declined savng that he understood the matter
have been settled according 90 the terms " bat le
made beforehand. An squtaDe exchange OF cattle was
then made TIE dead were Duried Oy the other men
from uOth parties and the drOyers, with their nerds IL
charge, separated Tor rieIr respective routes.
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
THE GENERAL WARREN FUND.
wpORr sept. 2Z.-IAe General Warren


THE GENERA WARREN FUND.
NFwpoRr Scpt 2z.-IAe General Warren fund
has reached $1,000
PAPER HUNT AT NEWPORT.
NEWPORT, sept. 22.-Ihe second paper hunt of
the season took place this afternoon
A WOMAN FATALLY BURNED.
HARRISBURG. sent. 22.-Mrs. Joseph Burlington
burned this morning by the explosion OF sn oil lamp.
children.
CRUSHED TO DEATH BY A FALL OF ROCK.
SHAMoKiN. Penn. sept. 22-Johu Nye, ST. sui
phur Burnside Coery this place, crushed
death yesterday by till Of top rock.
SHOOTING HIMSELF THRorGH THE HEAD
LARrDO lex. sept. - --EX-Lieutenaut George
shot hinsef through the head Hs died
instantly.
NEGRO HANGED FOR MyRDEg..,
SHRFvFP2T Ia, sept p. Jac& chapman
the Ioho Williams also coIoed October p IssI
A FATAL BLOW By TIE ARM OF A CRANE
ACBCEN. Hpt 2EfHgh s1 n,y ~, noid1 no LEI
os. s 'if Tn 1 5ca ne I ns aa ' n I a aoa crane lie '''
DRowNINd HERSELF AND CHILD
BuFFALo. sept 22.-llr-. James Benson who had
been 'gdering iI|m lsYe o ,o, ,I' % p'y - 1O .' & "
boz with her vent o the "'tein and Jumped In
PILOT KILLED BY a POLICEMAN.
NASHVILLE. Icuu >cpS. - Joseph I'm sell was
su bt policeman Fields at asht who attcmpns TO
srTest him Russell was coat plot CuaDer
KNockED FROM A TRAIN AND KILLED.
EAsroN Penn SrP, g e eorge " an. am0oid. or
sed irom his train by bridge at AvonLe to-day
DROWNED IN 4 CANAL LOCK.
NEW BRUNSWICK, y. j., Sept. Mrs. Jane
Hickey and christopher Caran were dOwnet IN lock Of The
and iartan anal here today Both leave large
families
SUNDAYS HOOIS T. HOLD CONVENTION
KLYPokT n J sept 22.--lhe twenty fourth an
OF the Monmouth county SUNDAY -,hoo oohvrn
ton viii be held ON fnesc"y IN The Bapu' cAn''h ot thiS
place
STAR ROUTE TRIALS ~ PHILADELPHIA
PnDE PHA sP in -, aa,. tmg ta o. naisn me en-
tsn, ~ s ,omplnt.d afternoon and United states
Tstrt Attorney addressed The fOr The
CutiOn
MEETING OF CHARCOAL IRON MOULDEk~.
p,e.ttn NJ the United states Charcoal lion Workers
Iave OF $40 Ia twenty sir states and repre-
800 o inv csted capital Is allied 70 taAr are ID
tas city On the 10TH Of October
DROWNED BY THE CAP-IZING OF BOAT
LEWIsTOwN Penn Sept 2-.-George G.. Bly,
never aae twenty eight merchant II this place, was
dro Wned s evening Ia the Jnniata River by tie apsi]ins
OF boat IL viii, he with three Othors nshns hiS
COMPANIONS saved
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IHPRoTEuEyTS FoR LONG BRANCH.

LONG BRANCH. y. J., Sept. 22.-A public
meeting wac held the Atlantic Hotel last evening 10
take action IN the OF the town. the
proposed widening Ocean-aye and the protection OF
the bluff from tne iurJads Of the The Board or
Commissioners passed ordinance providing for the
widening OF Oceau-ave several months ago, aud resO-
linton wac passed asking the board 10 proceed with the
work An engineer explained that main sewer could
be built from North Long Branch 20 Green's Pond, with
Two reservoirs and the pumps needed 10 force the sew
ye out 70 sea al q cost OF about 100000 Dr. Thomas
T. Charte Or : II Hunt. K j. DObOlns. d NJ. Hldreth,
and Wilson H. Haven were appointed 20 prepare re-
u.rt uuou the plan OF and how TO raise me
nancy needed fOr the Me-srs = Cohen William
Campbell and Leland. sr.. were appointed TO
select fe best plan for projecting the bur and repOrt
me urobanle cost The two reports VIII De read next
week At mass meeting OF the property holders ana the
town ueOpe.
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THE srEIEE or SrEIYW4T'S MEN

The pianOm kers' strike continued yester-
cly. II presented no new features and both men aud
employers express themselves as resolved TO make no
advances toward compromise. Tie Executive Com
mtfee OF the Union held meeting at a brewery IN
Fftyhfnst. but the only things discussed We're some
financial matters that had importance only 10 the Or
guzati0n. The strikers say that their treasury Is fu
ami that they have been better ready for long
fight are present AT the factory IN Fifty
trG-st everything quiet and. with the exception Of
few clerks lu the Offices it deseriefl A. boWery
Bav tne strikers gathered about the liquor aud
paed then time discussing the probable result OF the
trouble.
NJ Ire-bar OF Steinway & sons. said in the afternoon
that be had received no communication from the strk
aud tna not likely fu. un1l several days hAO
elapsed. william -tenway III return from Europe Oh
October IT,, and upon his arrival the members Or the
firm viii understand what their ul mate course Will De
better inan they 10 now Nit. Tretbar thought tnat
there PROBABILITY of the strike spreading 10 other
fac OTie5 until the li succeeded IN 1ls One ana
that" sad ho with smile, very remote posi-
btiry."
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON. Friday. sept D. Is-2.
The Exhibition Building IN sidney, New south Nalee
has been destroyed boy IRE, wih contents Tnc loss
r. &3OO.OCO
The subscriptions recently invited 20 the stock Of tie
European American. Canadian aud Aslauc Cable Com
uaug were to-day returned 20 The subscribers The total
sum IL said 70 have aniouul cd 10 less than 200.
A dispatch from Belgrade says &C. Committee Of
Investigation has discovered that there have been
forgeres OF the requs Obligations issued during the
last war The President Of the last skupt7chIna has
been arrested on tn" charge ~ being Implicated III the
fOrgere-.'
MILL BROOK, Ont. sept 22-Whle "a heavy thunder
storm wae raging to-day the tower OF the Methodist
Church was struck by Lighting the ira network and roof
being shattered
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U7DGE FOLGER'S OPPONENT

...,, >,oN5INATED AT SYRACUSE.
NLhN El-A-,- -,.-,,rn INTO THE DEMOCRATIC FOLD
I'm n. HILL MAYOR OF ELMiRA' NoAlNAI-
rrrrrENANT-GovERNOR WILLIAM G.
n,,err FOR cmEF-JUDGE OF THE COURT of
,pr.rs AND GENERAL HENRY w. sLoCUM Fun
CoNcRFSsMAN-AT-LARGE.
A. the Democratic Convention in Syracuse
YESTERDAY. Grover Cleveland, Mayor OF bunaIo'
was nominated for Governor on the IouI'n
ballot. receiving 211 votes, against 100 Ior
Slocum and 10 for Flower Slocum leu IN 'ne
first ballot by one vote, and he ana rlo"eI
-oooired tbe same number, 1913, on the second
H. While the third ballot was being
+alen tbe New-York City delegations went
o,,or n Cleveland, and great excitement
nrevailed-so much, il fact. that the re-
sult of the ballot was not announced.
The fourth ballot decided the contest. AT
tho evening session DAVID B. Hill, Mayor OF
FlmirI. was nominated for Lieutenant-GoV-
ernor on a rising vote, as was also General
Henry ". Slocum. of Brooklyn, for Congress-
m4u-at-Large William c. Ruser, of Syracuse,
v-os nominated on the first ballot for Chief
Iudae of the Court of Appeals, receiving 2lO
votes against 163 for Rufus W. PecSham.
The seventv-two New ork City delegates VINO
TOOL, mart in the convention consisted OF thirty
eight representatives OF the County Democracy
enty-four of Tammany Hall and ten OF r.
vinc Hall The full Democratic ticket as nom
mated is as follows:
For GOrcyw0r-Grover Cleveland.
For Iicutcpdut- -Goreraor-David B. Hill.
For chief Judge Of the Court Of Appeois-
William C.. Rueer
For Coagressman-at- Large-Henry W. sio-
cum.
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CoSSlDLRIyG 4 GALL F0R BONDS.

WAsHNGToN, sept 22.-The Secretary Of
the Treasury considering the advsaDty Of issuing
call bonds and t probable "A decision vii be
arrived al and action taken tomorrow. The surplus
money the Treasury haa been considerably ovsrest
mated. II is IN fact only SI37O0O0OO, or about the
usual Of forty per cent held the legal
tender circulation. Nearly SI6OOOO 900 OF bonds which
have been already called nave yet been presented
tor redemption, ana this unstauce may nave some
influence tue 10 bee pursued ny the Treasury
Department the present hlSh pr MUM IL likely 10
pre- rue purchase Of bonds, that any action Is
taken tomorrow viii be IN the direction OF call tOr
extended hves Tor amount not yet determined
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THE MASONIC COUNCIL IN BOSTON,

BOsTON, Sept. 22.-This was the closing day
OF the annual session 0f the supreme Council Of
sovereign Grand Inspectors General Of the Thirty
third Degree the Scottish Rite Northern Jurisdiction
o' the United states. The sovereign Grand Command
es address OF welcome eoqueItv responded TO by
the uu.trous representatives. giving account OF the
condition ol the rite in their Na-iona. supreme Coun-
ellis Henry H. Pond. Tlrty-thrd Degree. Of Chicago,
wac appointed BY vote OF the supreme body Special
Dcpury TOR tie ensuing year fOr Illinois A large
amount OF business remaining 10 Dc gcted upon al The
close OF THURSDAYS session was harmOniOu-lv trans
acted. After prayer bv thr Rev. Dr Thomas Z. Lam
bert Grand Prior. tue supreme Council closed 20
assemble again annual session al Cincinnati the
fourth Iue-dar Of september, 1883
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FROM FOREIGN LANDS.
RESTORING ORDER IN EGYPT.
THE EXPEDITION AGAINST DAMIETTA-WHAr II

THE EXPEDITION AGAINST DAMIETTA-WHAr The
KHEDIvE Is DOISG.
ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 22.-Abderahman kouchdl
Bev. Maltese renegade and Minister OF Finance IN
Arabrs last Ministry has been appointed by the
Khedve president of the commission to prosecute
the instigators Of the outrages here IN june
The English have abandoned the earth works
they erected when they occupied the town OF FOrt
Sand and the marines there have reem0arked
All the rebel officers below the rank OF colonel
confined at Ramleh have been released. tllty re-
naming prisoners have been broug ht here.
The expedition has started hence TO occupy Da-
mietta No resistance is expected.
The KhelIye went AT noon to the Mosque OF Aboo
AIbas Several native officers of the Bengal Lam
Gers did likewise.
LONDON. sept GA dispatch 10 The Daily Ne'rF
from Cairo saws " The Household Cavalry will
make a demonstration tomorrow through the Arab
quarters. owing to the ruhanly conduct Of tie
people. who make it unsafe Tor any European to
pass the bazaars after dusk. The behavior of the
people IN The other quarters Is friendly.
The Daiig Aeics has the following dispatch from
AlexaudrIa: " The Princes iGrauIm Hamoa and
Eamil who signed the petition prepared BY Ar1bl
PachI last May for the deposition OF the kHeeive.
arrived to-day to pay their respects 10 the khedve;
VINO declined 20 receive them. Ihey were ordered
To quit ,he palace
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DENAYDS OF WESTERY ENGINEERS.

ST. Louis, Sept. 22.-Ihe engineers of the
Gould railroads Of the Mississippi River, who were
IN here few days ago, have waited upon Col
Ouel Talmage general VI sportatiOn, with
petition asking for redress o. several grievances. One
OF these demands is that they shah be paid per diem
basis instead Of according the mileage hereto
fore. Colonel Talmage promised TO reply In writing.
committee OF the neers held second meeting here
to-day II il understood that Mr Arthur president OF
the BrOhc rhoOC OF LOcJmOt Engineer has been ent
for The say that II demands not granted
they Will 20 strike which case. they assert all the
engineers west Ot the Mississippi Ryer except those on
the i0ash roai and enough the mail trains on
tie other hines, wiz quit
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the city expressed his views Of protective tariff
but ntimated hat they those OF the people OF
the state Mr. Crane president of the Chamber Of Com
merce expressed views u favor OF free trade. tariff
for revenue and particularly objected TO the proposed
increase Of duty cotton ties Mr. NOrcross the oldest
resident Of Atlanta favored protective tariff, and Mr.
Adair. real estate operator spoke favor " mild
form OF 'arif that would The people uHduy, and
that would give incidental protection Amer
lcan induatries.
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AN AMERICAN SCHOONER WRECKED.

HAVANA, sept. 22.-Tne American schooner
J. ID hOrtpn Captain Fisk. from ko Hscne for New
York. with cargo OF coffee, nIdes and Gyev ood, las
been tOta wrecked on the Colorado Rees -he stranded
In front of Csrabea Cnica tine Western point Of tle
Island north o. cape san Antonio The AdIutan OF Ma
MantI. took charge o. t-e crew o ie l6tn inst
The captain lf wltlOut and na5 drafts Tor
expenses incurred Tie American Wee Consul cucal
here The VIII be sent 20 Nayand al the nrst Op-
torr
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LIFE-SATING INSPECTORS.

WAsHINGTON, Sept. 22.-SecOnd Lieutenant
George T. Mcconnell, of the Revenue Marine Service
commanding the revenue sloop Vanderbilt in Long
Island sound has detailed Assistant Inspector Of
the Llfe-savng Stations IL the Tnrd L1ie-saving
Di trlct'
second Lieutenant Charles r. Mcclellan commanding
The revenue sl0Op Alert az Toms River Jdetaed "a
Assistant Inspector OF the Fourth Llle saving District
and Third Lieutenant Walsteiu A Falling. commanding
the revenue sloop Report, at Chncoteague, Va, as
Assstant Lnspector 0I tle Ell-h Llie-ayng D-sIlcL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-23

MmDLErOwN y. Y. sept. 22.-The four
days aunua fair OF the Orange County Agricultural
cety closed to-day In heavy rain. The attendance
the second dav was 5000, and yesterday
5000 The fair financial success. the receipts
ceeding the expenditures by $1,000 Two hundred head
Of cattle nearly all booded stock. and 1Os horses,
cnding thirty stations entered for competition.
There large displays Of poultry. grain. vegetables
and domestic articles. The tluit show fell behind that
Of previous years This caused by the unfaVOraOe
season Among the attractions show Of some ATTY
sporting dogs. The next iar Will be held Ia the
rtN.n
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ALLEGED C0NspIRdCE TO LIBEL

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 22.-The case of Har-
rson G.. Clark. eX-MasOuic Graud Tiler. and William
shnn librarian a. the Masonic Temple. charged with
conspiracy TO lDe Nathan W Shine and Mrs. Edna Jor
dan came be ore magistrate Pole final hearing this
afternoon After argument by counsel OOtn sides
the Mags.rate concluded 70 hold the matter under ad-
visrment until Tuesday.