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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-10-18
Has Aaysse Seen the Talbot Boys!

Major Talbot, gentleman now in
HALEY, having read the account in
the TINES, of the finding Of two bod
les and animals, on the Middle Fork
of the Salmon River, is anxious lest
they be the bodies of his two sons,
who left Haley for that section last
July with a mule and white horse
branded as described in the article
published as no tidings of the
boys have been received by their
father since they left Haley, he fears
they have been killed by the Indians.
Search will be made from Galena
and Sawtooth, soon, if no tidings are
received by him.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-10-18
THE PHILADELPHIA FURNACES.
They Will Rum Is Long as the Snow Does
Not Block Up the Roads.

Not Block Up the Roads.
Ed. Moffitt arrived from Ketchum
last evening, to remain a day or two.
Mr.. Moffitt took temporary charge of
the ketchum smelter, last summer,
upon the departure of Captain Guyer,
and kept it in successful operation un-
til the arrival Of Mr.. Austin from Salt
Lake. He says that the works are
now running steadily, and with the
most satisfactory results. Mr.. Austin
was in charge Of the Domingo works
at Salt Lake, and is, with Mr.. Miller,
the general superintendent, operating
the smelter to the greatest advantage.
The smelter, it is expected, will con-
tinue in operation until Christmas;
$50 tons of bullion are stacked and
ready for shipment to the railroad,
with ore in the bins sufficient for two
months working, besides $500 to s.
600 tons of ore extracted but on the
dumps at the mines. The closing Of
the roads by snow may compel ces.
sation of work before January. If not
the furnaces will run, without inter.
ruption.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-10-18
HERE AND THERE.

In 1879, 1.-THE very wet year, Eng
fish wheat, grown on light soil, was
found to weigh but fifty-two pounds
the bushel, against California wheat
pounds the bushel.
The competition Of girls to obtain
appointments i'll the Postotlice tele-
graphs in England is increasing. An
examination was held few days ago
at which there were no less than 500
candidates for thirty appointments.
The salary is small, commencing at
ten shillings per week.
According to the report of the Scot
fish herring fishery for 1881, the yield
consisted of Ill, l55 barrels of cured
behring's. This number has only once
been exceeded-in 1880, when ,4;3,-
GOO barrels were obtained. In 1871
14,S09 boats were employed in the
fisheries, with 4S,l21 men and boys,
being an increase over 1880 of 50
boats and $50 fishermen.
Two West county peasants in Ire
land were the other day discussing the
amount of the fortune of their land
lord, well-known Irish Judge. "The
Judge is main rich, Paddy, alannah?"
"He is Mickey, true for you. He has
hundred a quarther maybe?" "Aye,
and a hundred week." was the re-
ply. "Murther alive, do you tell me
SO? And never saw him dhrunk
yet, long as he is coming heren'
A fountain in a public square Of
San Francisco needed painting. An
artist agreed to do it for nothing, pro-
yided he could take as much time as
he pleased for the job, and erect a
fence to protect him from idle curiosi-
ty while at work. The contract was
made on those terms. But it seems
that the painter has sold the surface Of
the fence to advertisers, and nobody
knows how long he will be painting
the fountain.
Mr.. George Augustus Sala, himself
a genuine Bohemian, gives the follow
ing description Of the order: "The
hall mark of your true Bohemian is
that he declines to own himself SUBJ
ject of Mrs. Grundy. He has eman-
cipated himself from conyentionalities
and shams, and does his own work in
his own way. Tolerance and charity
are among the leading characteristics
of Bohemia of the genuine, not the
sham country, be it understood" If
this be true, who would not be a Bo-
hemian?
Referring to a vaccination inquiry
prosecuted at Norwich, England, DIR.
Allnatt of Cheltenham writes that in
his youth he was instructed to dip the
point of the lancet into the lymph and
insert it tenderly, without drawing
blood, under the skin of the forearm,
and to protect the wound with a
slight compress. 81 do not think
case failed" he says. But now some
vaccinators use real instruments OF
torture. Ivory points are driven into
the flesh, and wounds ensue which be-
come erysipelatous, and in the delicate
constitutions Of weakly children fatal.
The old maxim Of former days was,
.Neyer draw blood"
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-10-18
Suits to Order.

The finest and cheapest line of sam
pies for suitings, overcoat,, shirtings
etc, are displayed by Mr.. Meriweather,
at his sample-room, next door to Rain
ey's saloon. Call and examine them.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-10-18

Bellevue and HALEY.

In \ few weeks it will be hard to
distinguish the Haileyites from the
Bellevueans, for Mr.. Meriweather's
suits will make them all alike.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-10-18
Have the "Weekly Times" Sent to
YOr.

Persons about to leave for the win
ter sh,aald subscribe for the WEEKLY
TINES before leaving. 1t only costs
% . pear, and is the largest and best
pape1, BY long odds, in Idaho. 1t
publishes news from al partsof Wood
River and Sewtooth.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-10-18
Lunch at the Ball To. Night.

Persons who might otherwise at
tend the ball in Haley Theater to-
might, need not be deferred from
attending by the fear that they will
catch cold or get muddied going out
to supper, rs lunch will be served on
the stage.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-10-18
yl cts. vs.. &25.

The one buys \ box OF BROWN s vEcE-
TABLE LIVER pills, whicb cures consti-
patton, sick-l seadache anta torpid liver;
the other youSpay Your doctor rs pen
atty for not using Browns LIVER PILLS
In time: Which aHonnt will you pay?
All of Browns Medicines for sale by j.
A. Rupert, and alldruggists in Idaho.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-10-18
N0StOmce Hours.

week days-Ofhce open from A. n to 7te.x.
6Nndays-from II to Pm
Money Orders issued from A. N. to 4Px
No Money Order or Registry business transacted
IN Sunday.
Blackfoot mail closes at IN 4. N.
Kalton closes st 2 a. II.
Xstchum. Gafenaan Sawtooth closes 1t n e p. M.
Bullion closes ct Pm.
Boise closes It ~ r. n.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-10-18
Uo.derfpl! Without Number

Are the cures recorded by the use of
RRowS's ARN,cA SALvE. Not family
in America but 8hould keep remedy
for burns, cuts, bruises, old sores and
Unnamed sore eges always in the house.
The Brown Medicine Co. warrant every
box of Browns Arnica Salve.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-10-18
CONSUMPTION
POSITIVELY CURED

All sufferers from this disease that are anxious
to be cured should try Dr. Kissners Celebrated
Consumption Powders. These powders are the
only preparation known that will cure consump-
tion and all diseases of the throat and lungn-in-
deed, so strong is our faith in them. and slse TO
convince you that they are no humbng. we will
forward to every sufferer, by mail. post paid. .
free trial box.
We don't want your money until you are Per.
fectly satis6ed Of their curative powers II your
life II worth ssving. don't delay in giving these
powders trial, ~ they will surely cure You.
Price, for large box $780, sent TO any part Of the
United States or Canada. by mail. on receipt of
price, Address.
ASH ROBBINS.
$50 Fulton st., Brooklyn. n. T.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-10-18
Payment Stopped.

County Warrant No. 200, in favor
of J. II. Lancaster, is lost. Bring it
to the TINES Office, and get a liberal
reward.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-10-18
at Might. Have Reen.N

Thus your friends will sing rs they
watch your lite Pickering out with that
dread disease Dyspepsia; stay its rava-
ges by using at once Browns PEPslN
Y noS,r. Remember Delays are dan
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-10-18
Notice.

All persona indebted to p. j. Pefey. are re-
que sted to come forward and settle up Lefuro the
10th instant.
All accounts notes unsettled after that date
will be put in u collectors hands for collection.
P.J. PEFLEY.
olO By H. PEFLEy.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-10-18

For fine job work come to the
rYsEs Office.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-10-18
HALEY Market.

MAIN STREET HALEY
Next door TO j. L. Cederholm Il Col,
FRED. iAGER and l.. w. BAaANZA, Propriet0Fa
Constantly ON hand:
BEEF, PORK, MUTTON, VEAL, GAME, ETC.
The best on Wood River. $50
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-10-18

Chicken Dinner at the Nevada Chop
House.
Chicken dinner at the Nevada Chop
House next Sunday. As to bar
meat and venison, it can be had there
at any time.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-10-18

Lessons on the Guitar.
Professor Conrad lick gives lessons on the
Guitar and Brass Instruments.
He is agent for the celebrated Martini Guitar.
Terms very reasonable.
Inquire ut Leon Fuld's postotiice store. s7s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-01
NOTES FROM NEWPORT.

lBt TELEGRAPH To THE EklbLSk-l
NEWPORT, r. l., July 31.-George Peabody
wetmore and family who are nov at Hamburg, viii
arrive at their Newport villa early in the fall
Mr.. and Mrs. Fairnan Rogers, Of Philadelphia have
gone to the White Mountains for brief visit
Cottage entertainments were given tolIy by Frede-
rio ". Stevens, {. c. Baldwin and Mrs. Edward King, OF
Ncw-York.
Among tO-lay's arrivals General SchOheld, DR..
anu Mrs. George T. and g. T. Walker, Of New
York Edward Kemris and family have arrived a the
Ocean House sigourney Butler, Of Boston, guest Of
Rollins Morse OF tue city, is at the Weaver cot
tage
J. Perpont Morgan and Sir John Rose left here to-
night tor New-YOrk.
The Casino dance tonight brilliant affair, all the
leading cottagers being present These sem.-weekly
dances are becoming very fashionable.
The steam yachts Theresa and COrsar IL the har
Dor to-day
Mrs samuel Appleton, Of Chicago, is the guest Of Mrs
W K Armstead John II. Brown and John L. Kings
Land New York. Cyrus Brewer and family II. >. COnant
lnd wife and q. NJ Conant, OF Boston, arrived at the
tIarencr Andrews OF New York has arrived here for
the season. Alfred H. Abel, Mrs K. C. Abel, ]. H.
Neyins and F. simmons ana WIZ OF NeW, h9rK =. A.
Burr of Chicago l. +. Brown and Edmund VI. Woods,
Of Boston and johnson NJ. Macy of Cleveland. arrived
rlll OF New-York ana F. T. MoOrhead, of tlttsburg,
arrived here for tne season 10 day.
The receipts from tue private theatr1cas on Saturday
The Harvard Club of Rhode Island which was
Organized a voted TO have Its annual i'm
nrr city the second Wednesday IN September
Among those who joined the club at the last meeting
were Thomas q. Appleton. samuel ". ROdman, Pro
Alexander Ag.ssiz. Nathan Appleton and George
W Wales OF Boston; Frederick ". Rnineander, Dr.
Clement Cleveland, Charles A. Baldwin ana Charles II
Russell jr., q, NewYOrk William C. Ryes, OF Boston,
has been elected one OF vce-presdents place
Or t. L. Cunningham, OF Boston, VINO declined 20
Ira Bunslcy and family and Wood FOsdlck, OF New
York Charles p Kenneth Mrs. Kenneth. Louis
DR. and Mrs Van BlbDer. OF Baltimore Mrs. :, \.
fOdlck. Of Cincinnati ana John Alien ana laInuJ' OF
say brook arrived at The ocean House toni ght.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-01
THE NETWORK AND NEw-ENGLAyD.

BosToy, July 3I.-Under the terms OF the
recent legislative cession the N.w-Nork and Ne"-Ens-
land Railroad enters upon financial epoch Oh Al
gust l. The state hitherto held 34,17O shares
OF the stock Of this corporalon' ana lts sale
IN the corp. ration was authorized by an
ac. If the Legslaturc- The terms were
thar paymcut should made in BOY per cent
ond mortgage bonds Of $50 per share or stock
The act authorizes the corporation 10 issue IN addition
SO 262 500. making total OF S5,OOO,0OO second
mortgage bonds, stockholders OF record Of August
" have the privilege OF subscribing pro rata to their
ownership Tor thus transferred al cost
Under the stimulus OF me proposition rega ding me SUP
sCrpliOu tate stOc transfers 81 btiticA Donur
to- stock been presy lively Oi ate, and SOM NAT
more than half nave now been turned over Tor STOCK
lne books close The sum nrst reaizeu OF
tine Fl 49, jUO Vii d. applied the Improvement o.
the road and TIC npl 81 ls Apparatus OF ma e-
ral means VI doing business.
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DIED.


BEArrGE-At Little Fans, y. J.. on sunday, JAY So
Robert beate in The 4 St year OF his age
attend the funeral from his late residence on Wednesday,
Trains New-York and Greenwood LAKE Railroad.
foot Chambers-sC AT IL IA.
BACON-At Norfoll. Conn, July 80. Mrs Cat1arine r.
last surviving child Of he late Hon Nathaniel rerry u
Fnnea services AZ her late residence So 2I7 Church
New-Hayen, On Tuesday, Aug l. a. p NJ
BATLsIn Redding. Conn. JAY 27 Walker Bates, in tho
s7th year OF his age
BURT-on Monday. July 81 Catherine Reeves. beloved
Notice Of funeral ~ Wednesdays papers.
BEACH-At summit, y. j.. SATURDAY morning. July 70.
8 8acb AGED YEAR o5 months and days u anu
BoYDon LIST day, 7th month 3oth Mary Boyd in the seth
her late residence No 100 Elsts7th.st Tuesday al
CLAPP-At Brooklyn v Y, Friday. july %, John Francis
llpp. aged - years OF The hrm Of SIN rsoL CLpp Co.,
Friends and are respectfully g n y 70 a55snS me
brooklyn on raesdAy. August 1, At O'Clock
GARRIsON-On sunday July 80. Roxbury, ASS, Mary
Iratt, vie o. rIAhel' '"o~soa Garrison
HIBsON-On saturday july %, Caroline wife Of tho iato
Funeral from aer la residence No "a Eldertst Brooklyn,
4. D.. Tuesday August l. at p. m
a. T. Anna LaSton vic ol samuel Van wye, jones' u
Antonio Texas aud daughter Of cyrus Aud sIAh NJ
Reat and rol respectfully invited to attea4 tho
funeral at the residence OF nor father AZ Rochelle oH
Mednesd@y' Aasis' : a. e Loo ?, m:
Carriage W. 1t arrival OF the $50
Grand central Depot Tram returning leaves
New Rochelle al : o'clock
Friends are Alniy requested not to send flowers.
LEAMAN--ud1enly. at Long Branch y. J., on Sunday,
July 90 Andrew Leiman
Nouce " iuner hereafter
Lou NsBEREY-At sing sing. y. Y, July 80 the Lev
Henri, LOunsJerry. aged 81 ears.
Funera service ~ Z. C0uTch spnngst. sing sing,
on Tuesaay Au-ust D.. at o'clock p ~.
Train leaves l2dI DcTo at 25O o'clock returning at 80
MoRss-At caIbond4e Penn. July 81. George L MOr's.
aged 6G years
Relatives trends respectfully invited 70 attend no
funeral from ns late residence. CafDondae Penn. On
"Wednesday, AUG. .. az 5.3O D. m
MEEKS-Sud. cnly, Monday morning. July 81 ls,2
Eruest KenurtlL Of Robert l. and sarah W AeeAsi
aged months and ga
Inferred ia MOOdlawu Cemetery.
PARHrLEE-At onorviile. NewJersey On saturday, uy
20 ROY Mclean youngest son OF William = aud Mary Il
PaTmeee.
SHAw-At Yonk .rs On Monday July 81. residence
OF her nephew Dr. j. Foster jenkins, Eliza Slcsrd SHAW,
in the sjtI ye4l Oi ner
Van BLAgCOM-At Frutyale. near oakland. California
Elijah eldest daughter ~ A Lines ana ADJs
X NanB aged 80 years ana q days
WEIIs-At HichneId spring. y. y July %, Mary II
Wells. sister u Lovd " " els. u New YORK
services al 81. iOnu's NlurCh. KcnAed NY 80
WOODEUFF-On Sunssy, July 80, Mnnie clark, infant
daughter of Timothy l.. aud Cora q. MOlurIh
a. the residence VI r- NJ VI 2-~stnla'
Poughkcepsie, y. T., Tuesday, Aug. !, at ) y M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-01
R4lLROAD Ne US.

MR.. DOUGHTYS OVER-ISSUE OF STOCK.
Frederick Wolf is the agent Of the En-
LANCER syndicate, which controlled majority of the
stock of the Cincinnati, New Orleans and Texas Pacific
Railway Company, whose authorized capital, dispatches
Yesterday from Cincinnati reported has been exceeded
by an over-issue OF 100000 by the secretary Of the
company George f. Doughty. Mr.. Wolf also a direc-
tor in the company. To TRIBUNE reporter Dir. WOLF
SAID yesterday
e. MI Doughty was highly esteemed by all who knew
HIM and was OF excellent family. lie active in rails
Ing su0scr puons the stock Of our company and was
mace its secretary in October He POSSESSED the
tlr, conadeuce 4 the officer, Of the company 1t
because OF this that be enabled to make the over
issue u stock without discovery Theodore Cook, the
president OF the company, was compelled 20 be away
from ,incinnau Tor some time before the death OF Mr.
Doughty which occurred about the latter part OF last
Mays lie signed large amount OF blank certificates 20
Loan and Trust company Is the transfer ONCE IN ms
city most Il the transfers are made IA Cincinnati Mr.
were signed ~ 'ue PIo'i'aoN-; az ~ ~
in some Chicago construction COMPANIES, m
Cincinnati stree Lighting companies and ID Standard
hands Mr. DOugnty's administrator DO not thlhA
that tue company viii loose anything The hrst thng
MIR Doughty ana take up the loans Tor winch The
ock was hy pOthecate Tue bonds OF Tie selma ROAD
in par par tne bonds subscribed ior NeSOua-
tos are now completed Tor the sale of the Dods
pr6nt on tnis par OF Mr.. DOughty's investments.
Inc Otner Investments VIII PROBABLY realize their face
value II tnere any discrepancy between the
amounts realized these securities ana ine amount OF
the over stOck may be made up IrOm the
bundsmon OF Mr. Doughty. He gave bond AZ secretary
100000. aud MS Oondsnen are wealthy men, WHO
are perfectly Responsible
Nj Won declined 10 say what action would De taken
by tue Cincinnati, New orleans and Texas Pacinc Conn
pany regarding It's 100000 OF oyer-issued stocA-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-01
pn.f nMcr NnIIcr.


Foreign mails for the week e4das p Will close a. lAs
office follow: .. - -. ,,-,..,o.i- Va
e,urrusiowu. 40 10 = ~, NcaeLuela AM Nulae'a
pei -- NaenciA .. 49, - -o-.,ts
va Queenstown etters for ueriusu5 A4l rIsAo ls' DC
-cylIla'I, Al i,u - "A iO la. e '.att~
ne 81 81 GERMAN, ii4're, AT = ~ io4 lc NrtAre-
and, dire C. per Ldlin. va Anl ttio'm ~ tla =
M for EUROPE, per Nhein ia southampton lai
Breuen ~ y. IA. Tor Porto 400 Crect Pc -. Ana
a.. .-.s. .......,,-
v,. Ju,eualIwu cttsfs Tor Germany anu tt-nce nust
he directed per kVt4YliC' 40 IA. fnf uIUpr,
per s. M-land, Ps EOuth CAerDOufg ana amburs:
1 "a ~ v y q PCT r..
Antonio al 1870 y. fOr NuJ@, The Wet llalca lid
Mexico pei "a. 8rllaa rupro. Havana.
SATURDAh-At a H. Tor l-gIOfe, per - MY az sn le,
eSaeen5tD~A irt 49, Ion 1clusny AAi a'ou'hd n.s.
directed per tlty ~ knl r' az M ior Belgium
direct peI ~ ader4lad, va Antwerp a. y ul tor
Scotland direct per Ethiopia VIA p4-teoN - I'D 4
H.. per Belize Al IL iOi ~" pe
per NccAar va -ogtnau Ion and Brtaien a. A"J y
for Cuba and Porto Rico Niagara VIA II a
a Ia 20 aud Japan. -. Arabic va p al
Francisco Austrlil-- Nc~ lS.4~ad '@ad ca
l - 4ie)i VIA -" '--'-
August ., a. y. u n,
uf.NRN q. Pa HSON. Po- tm<sef.
OF trans lscin malls - az
the bass OF az uninterrupted overland fahsit 70 s 70
ci,cn ~. rOu Arslng Oh ule AZ san -N04 :,
o. Inc dAy " sAs ~ paee -Ae ~-1~ 10y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-01
OBITUARY.
ROBERT BEArTIE, SIR.

Robert Beattie, ST., an old carpet manufac-
tucrr, died suddenly OF heart disease al his house at
Liote Falls, y. Y, Oh Sunday night lie Was born IN
ireland seventy years ago. and came to THIS country
when about twenty years old. In 1887 he began the
manufacture o. carpets in this city. IN lS42 he re
moved the business Little Falls, leasing the mills Of
the SeW-Jersey al4 Little Falls Company there. Ia
10 be built mill In which be- continued his business
Ia the time his death. Additional buildings were
erected IN SOS AMI 1870. few weeks ago iucor-
pCrated company formed consisting Ot MI beatte
auG his carry the business under the name
OF the Beattlc Manufacturing Company. The pace "
business III this CITY at No. - " hite st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-01
RELEASED UNDER THE SEW BAIL LAV.

Two prisoners took advantage Sunday night or
the new law requiring The police To release prisoners
who are accused OF misdcmeanOrs ON bail James Nc
Quade of No 10 Wesst, arrested for violation OF the
Excise law, was bAei IN $500 by Patrick Ca'anagA Oh
No. Il3 Greenwichst. The Dali Was accepted ~ scr
geaut Welsh, Of the Twenty seventh Precihct. Johh
Churchill for fighting at the loot OF ffAnAih-s.' "hete
he had landed from the T. Dufy Association excursion,
was arrested aud shory after Daied III r'OJ ~ hehr5
McArile, Of No. 81 North AoSrs-sL , rse"At DeiA-
mater oi the Firth Precinct, took tAe DOnd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-01
SALE or YEARLINGS.

SARATOGA, n. Y, July 3I.-The second an
nual sale of Meadow Brook yearIing bred by Charles
Reed place this afternoon. Eight head all the get
OF imported Highlander. sold Good Friday a
colt ont Gray Nun, brought $500 Mark Lane,
a bay colt Of Hermine $40; Queen OF Hearts.
chestnut llv OF Countess 1925; Jack u Clubs, bay
co OF Helen, 500; Badnage chestnut lilly ont Of
Kate Mcdonald TROUBLES dam, $3.50 Bonnie Morn,
a bay hy Of Lady " the Lake 500; Gse te, BAY
FLY out OF Abilene, SlJ5 Patchwork, bay hy out Of
NefTe b Xlbl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-01
THOMAS II. NOOK.

Thomas II. Nook was an old citizen Of
Nop-York, who retired from business live years
ago. lie had since tuen been living - No. 10 East
Twenty -hftnst during the winier and il stamford,
Conn. during the summer. On sunday afternoon with
MS cousin Miss May Harrison, he driving on sound
Beach when the horse be frightened, SHE'D and
threw both the occupants Of the carriage. Miss
Harrison Was severely though not seriously injured her
cullar-DOne being broken, but Mr. hO0k lad MS skull
fractured Immediately removed u MS cottage,
died before morning Without recovering con
scIousuess The r-maius VIII be inferred III : aniord,
Wlerc his wife and two daughters Viii hereafter 1--we.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-01
THoM1S A. EDISON SUED.

4 suit to recover 5,lG1 81 is now pending
in the supreme Court, in Brooklyn brought against
Thomas A. Edison by Oliver Sae for breach Of contract
and upon materials. Judge Cullen granted, yes'er-
day. a motion Tor Of the summons and COM
paint upon Mr.. Edison by publication, as As Residence
il AT Menlo Park. y. j. In the complaint SaIle sets
forth that while business Ia GOerck-t Newly Ork
sir Edison bought paCent antitic Ion metal from lL
and made "A contract ~ take all he could manufacture
lie then enlarged and refused other contracts
but Mr. Edison aterW ard refused TO iun the terms OF
IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-01

Chicago, July 3l.-A meeting OF trelsht
agents Of lines running was held mere to-day ~ nou
II was decided tna hereafter shippers should DC ohaI
- r ca, FOR loading grain nj the city elevators in ad-
ton TO the regular freight charges, and that men VIII
not be furnished to the at the packing houses
nj the s,ocAyars The Bridgeport shippers INSIST that
II is The duty Of the railroads carriers 10 Dear he eA-
nerse Of ondng Thi- the roads have been doing fJr
tso cara DuI LAey claim thai IL ls to0 heASy Tax
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-01

TRIBUNE OFFICE. August l. l a m.-Durng the fair
and cloudy weather OF yesterday the movement IN the
barometer was upward. Winds from the southwest pre-
vailed The temperature ranged between 10 and $50.
the average C757so being 6aso higher than the
res bonding at and 2l4 lower Than sunday.
Fair and partly cloudy weather. with slight changes in
temperature and chances VI ugnt rain late Ia the day.
may be Xpected to-day this city and vicinity.