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New-York tribune., 1882-08-17

Of duty imported seeds GO per cent? IL naiequate
protection important American industry anu
suggesting an Increase tO 100 per cent.
william u. HOyt. assistant appraiser tn the custom
House at New-YOrk. his views 10 the COmmsafpn
In regard TO the working of the present tarir on
coming within his urisdction such dress goods kut
goods, hosiery, charges aud commissions the value OF
goods In foreign lrkets, etc lie suggested various
changes IN rates and III specification OF articles
J.. &. Lesrur, examiner OF gloves IN the NeW-1orK
Custom House, gave his views the dures on that
article. He believed al vaOrem duty gloves TO Do
preferable specific duty. he would recommend or
the law 10 changcdl sonethi Ike the follow
Ing: On all gloves, the market value OF Wlch j. less
than $40 a zen, a specific duty OF IL 80 per dozen
and 20 per al vaUren On al gloves costin- more
than $40 Dozen - dozen and 20 yer cent AL valOfen
On all lined -noye-, or gloves trimmed with fur - a
dozen and 20 per ceut al vaIOrcIn-
WAsHSGIOS Aug. l6-ChArles ). Ill., statis ician OF
tne State Department has been granted leave o. sence
assist the Metropolitan Indus rial League OF New
York IN preparu- AMI harmOulzing sta istic ports
of the various Industries to DC suDltted 10 The lam
COlnuIl-AIOu.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
NEB- FORK CROP REPORTS

ALBANY, Aug. 16.-opecial crop reports from
tie principal grain-prodacing districts Of New orr
State received Oy Of ihe leading produce cOmmls
sion Merchants oi this section, show tie genera
Condition VI The crops Of state 10 b. a. follows:
Hheat-Ile acreage Is about e. same last ear
tie Yield tsaed at 10 per cent increase. and The
guaAty Il slirHt Ia. Dc-i many years
Aye -lDc acreage fllly a. Large as iAst year the
yled good tuc the quaAtl superior.
t0riInc acreage s somewhat less than that Of Last
year the lid CATIONS are fnat tne Yield VII Ice pVOr
probably uof more Than TWO thirds Of average crop
And he gudIty ls Inferior
Oos . av acreage g -mall bat there VIII De al IN
sIe@-u r estimated T. nc larger tbAn that OF l5Sl
hlia TIE qlaLty be- inf 10 good
D'HNy me @feAgv is ncreased; the yield II esti-
uAs Al 4V Per CEN lucfcars quality superior III color
All u Lar "eglts nearly all Of the ANA
"a iss sA@ie oI the t~oroged reported bright
probably not much Df,nt In any ygar of Inc l.st
twenty ~ Ills.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
/ CLETLR THEFT At cLEVELAND.

CLEVELAND, Ohio. Aug. 16.-Captain T. S.
Haddeck went down TO his store early this morning. be-
any erk- had got there His nrst customer
war u gentee, looking man, who wanted to look
hats. Wme the Captain was waiting tnIs customer.
Il an.ce-ooking youth about exteen Years OF age ell
tered observed that the Captain was busy and with
air OF patience seat the open safe Ia the
OF the Store make niiasen comfortable He opened
up newspaper 10 lis fu width and began to read The
captains customer was hard 10 p.ease, ana wanted
10 great many mats. The youth dnay tired of
reading, ana. coming forward. said " Why don't you
get Ike this :" tapping tile crown OF nat
The remark followed Oy quick gesture, and both
persons nlrrIedly left the store. Ine five min
utes later found tha "A pa, kaye OF pl2J missing
from the sale hut glad 10 know tat the yOuJh had
Lett unLOuehed another paokage containing aJ,OOO.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
CONTENTION OThR Az ESrArE.

NEWPORT, r. l., Aug. 16.--A special session
Of the supreme Court held here to-day for the pur
pose of hearing petitions for ctons in
pending IN equity, namely those of Daniel l. Hazard
ct al against the executors OF the viii of the Gen
eral John Alfred Hazard. and Daniel l. Hazard ct al
against A. c. and The executors An inJunc
ton is applied for against the executors oil the ground
OF preventing alleged OF OF the deced
ant ia carry ing a a the Will; aud
against stacy prevent Wase quarry ing anu carting
away stone. sanu, ETC. from the estate. Gen raj Ha1
ara left the bulk Of his argr property 10 the Newport
Hospital Tue Court dismissed the petition 10 the stacy
case and continued tie pton ag nst tue executors OF
the will until the third Monday IN september.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
DAMAGE BY FLAMES AND WATS.

BOsTON, Aug. IG.-Ihs morning hre broke
out III printing and puDhsnln- establishment OF
Duf eastman Co. IN F.yete pLacc. TIE hr. Il -rtcd
the iin story and confined that floor, nut tne
res. o tn DuIdlls noOcea with water. The L.,
1ur.u ana ouenat OF the third floors occupied Dy
W. Od ward Brown, pdnOfore manu- ac' urers, "lO had
a rgc stock pianos. Anshed or ~ process OF manu-
factur Joss. $4,000 Iue other half ne IN d hoor
used 4s a composition room by Duffy, eastman *
Co.; loss 1000. The second fOor used press
room ny in. and the greater part Of the nrs
foor loi lice yurpo, = Tho remainder OF n r,t floor
sss used torasc purposes Oy the Estcy Or-in COM
I1i y, who Eid per ap- hfA ius stored there L'-r
-ula,.. Much OF thr perry here Was -tv~d from
serious injury by tI' pead by hf Protective De
gfrfnru The LOSE u. iIr pH IlIu- s ap. .ut $1,000
lv nr-.eu were severely injured. TIE in-urAlce- are
t- follows. NOlIvar4 a. Dfown, ln IL Newark ttlt
-l 1000 Buffalo German, -l,1JO, Prt-fuU oi BOSOM
llr-i N1t Hut FIRE Insurance r Wore sfer. London
au. I4iuca-.Irc, Etga OBJ Liverpool, and Bosl-ou OF
o-tan. -.lOn .luI Ia Nor.I A44riraH. or fhlla
g. hiI 900. Duny, eastman co. were Insured or
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17

Montgomery. N. Y; @. J. Englehart and wife, g.
goseph. No; Mrs. Colonel Ii. F. Baker. Mrs. 9. c.
Prospect Park-Henry Lord, F. W. Leggstt. Ira Rich
Jun, j. ". Williams, NJ. +. Frame A. v Winans, Mrs a.
wife, Mrs. +. Gown, r. wyatt, Edwin NJ. Fox, J. H.
White and wife, Henry T. Browne. Count aud Coun e1s
SlAehan and family hOber Brist and family, Joseph "
New and, John Craig and wife, Philadephlai >; bow
zen ahu VIE, Flushing l.. l. Leon ADDett, "iinth
ua0erneyer Henry Bentley, j. d. Beadle. Mareu' BeAen
anu lahliy Jersey city Albert Hoffman, H0oOKen ~, W
Mddaugh and wife. Detroif Morgan r. Wise, NJ. c.
rem, Charles Falkner and family Boston Frederick
1eIy' liverpool; PEDRO r. Hernandez dc ArsmDaSs'
>, Hotel KaaterseiH-From Sew-York--J. ]. Corning;
family F. L. stlson aud wIle + L. Rogers ami family,
Mrs L. Drey lss II. B Coke, A. h. Coke, n Brewer ana
Kirkland and wtu, Mis- Jonn Lowry. Julia Lowry Mrs.
q. r. Jordan aud family, George Onyet anu wife,
and wife, A. H. Homes and family. Mrs. b. W. Horton.
william Dry sdaIe. L. cOOnl ana family, william B.
Lent, j. A. Gar anc ana tinly, Mrs James Thompson
ahu % allIs1 a. T. fu'nam ana FAMILY ylay ton fiatt'
X W. jenkins Ms George A semple aud family,
aud family. l.. sheldon family. Il. DunniIg and
iamlly JUnn c. Brown and wic. Mrs. 4. Van V0Orhis
ny, H. :. Topping, Mrs George b. Gunnell and family.
Dr. Y. IL. Jackson. From Philadelphia g. Kiemm
Miss VI. t. BI4gh, William VI. Bdugh and vie. F. /. >
DaNley. f. ". FOtJcr auJ wife, J. {. White aud wife,
" ". Harding, l. ii. Dulles. q. ;. Ilnbh, Jr j. h
Balston anu wife, II A Blake Dn j. I. ,oieinan aud
VIE l.. A. GrscOm ~fe, j. ". ". Newlin ana wite,
j. Z. Cramp and family, Dr T. H. Andrews and family
tnAfles - Garrett. cenaOr C. W. Jones aud uAuxb.el
fipfldi judge Charles Daniels ana iAiuly, hhI5
lianhu ana family. Buffalo; General e. II. Sharpe and
family tue Kew. r. Ma-unurn and family, klugs,On W
H. CnalnD RI En-L4ud 4. h. MaItIn, :. Al. ian ana
Iaiully, IaoI"s L. Dawson and family. Newark; hi@
C1arics Rooms Finuie hoJ.s, Ba ulnOre' Df. II. :.
hecha ~. n. Cromwell, e.. Is. Lock wood ana fanny
hrs. tredeiicA hoss ami cnuu, Brooklyn W. G. Wi5n'
son hhd II, ". rllr.e VIE, DO,CCn; " I. D. fd
H. slOrrla aud "ifc rO.dnsn Dr. L. W tlagg YOnkers;
H. H. jackson aud w.Ie Detroil; y. Wnsnt, 81 Paul.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
FLAMEs ~ Az APARTMENT HOU, E.

Flames, believed 10 nave been caused by a
detective -a- pi e, broke out 1875 yesterday ou
Ar top floor OF the Sis story Burlington Flats Sos md
10 NesI Inirtietn-t. The buIld o the largest
o. TIE city apartment houses. am many wealthy iami-
lies have rooms AT present nearly al oi the occu
pant are away iu The coun,sy. A. soon the nre We
discovered yesterday al was sent out The nre
mrn drag their lO up ihe main starcls's an4 eA
tucu,hed tine GiI,- b.for tucl nId extended beyond
tn, suite rooa.- Hccu lied 0r |ir. Dtt-, tcdt IT,
merchant Mr. Davis family az tIr -etsn re
h. NA- -timafrd iIat flc ia done 4Ifutuft "a
%. ,ui.e wound upI exec Il $1,000 TIE lui. ing Dr.
owned by Darling & Gr-Woi4. of The IT. Aycnie
Iolcl i Wa damn I'd about $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
MONEY roTLD TO Nha. JOHN BRoWN

NEwroRT, L. l., Aug. l6.-At meeting Il
stored rzrus held Tonight, letter from Bishop
Daniel Payne ~ Florida. relation 10 MS election from
nrstcias- carriage OIL the Florida Railway on account
OF hls cor was considered The ieIer airns TIE Dfa
tally and Injustice Of the railway empioyes Aeon' Du.
e. ole rln 10 rngt-e legal con est AH'Ie O'ih-
"A sum of u0ur. u tue nln4r vi "a cohlntttr 4oi t"'S
rIr,n., 4 va. an nation oil George Downing, unan
nluu-Iy resolved, Ina the WIDOW 81 lhc H'h '- NO.
tyr joan Brown, who freely anu hoDD s-Ne i' .ie la
"a rce nom h.. freed b. requested acccp ar tne "ld
1 /. NM. M sum m lana: further, thai We present II
a. "a -nt i--llu.lal II The -rAt iul ccnSs winch ALI
IL y bruculctL
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
POLITICAL APATHYA A.,I,,,, IN ALeSG IsR1 W.

fInUNVnTN
The indifference shown py r.ce'f clecf,on is
Democratic 10 this stae fo-cetfii the past
en- , heiensy spprec.tiye OF tne sr esa succeed
Ii,-eut 's' en- and the opPo~iuoh rat
MtaD1 Blt M addition "a tins class Q, M, ~ e
h"tni.-. ..s,ser olass-we scarcely Know "utl " y -
tboIe IT,. n, not Republicans. Tor theN naN he
ss gone ,ver 10 enemy, and they can m an
...'t n A, neudeuts, Tor they d. not No'e loi -, ~
,,lv n'-ai se ne Is opposed 20 the regular h".i"V o.
Tge, ah-taa from voting. however, uennS' Los not
conc "a - af or measure of the Demo cfAcs icr
,ifne.tf-r cUue In wi. their views lheft J. a-
r,u, smaller body OF votcrs, dearly loNe e y" 70
h., S.t all of these classes are wanting ID X "a .
81 I,ccratto u.riy Tor what Il has doue i"T % y
trsi hi ID onr people viii cease 10 bc cai.i' III MOI be
-, ~ ~, uol,fi,I affairs The opposition WI, ~. ~ ~,
~ sI'n' a. +" ,rse'Ve- of H. even though they nav
s soM I u D =. & .a,ne indifference themselves II "" 90,
- - .f- II, ieo nd On nIcton ol we .i''-'' 49,
-. 10 F o.. ,r,,y'.d fuore di.as rour IN the past
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
PRop. K,PosI's INVESTIGATIONS OF NAPH-

THoL.-A considerable space Is gwen In the
Vienna Nedeai Zeiig TO the investigations mane ~
Prof KaDosi Of that city, the properties Of napn
tho Briefly, hnds II To be- satisfactory suDsuiuls
for tar in skin deases the remedial proper
ties OF the latter, without it, Objectionable oharacters'
ties NaphthOl found, In commerce, n large Jumps,
with crystalline structure being also someWh hat crn-
bling, Of color, and with an odOr faint
ly reminding OF cdrbolc acid II "a readily soluble IN
alcohol oils and fats and in lesser degree in dilute al
cOhol NJ KapOs has employed a ten per crnt solution
alcohol aud a fifteen per cent ointment OF naphtno'
this imparls tine lntegument Ont ShtDfO"h coi'
atIOn. and produces moderate desIdtnitOn'f 7ctL.
ing Applied in excess the result II htue swelling ana
scaling bur never eKudatiOu- Ihe mrGlc tiheh -
pdy absorbed intO ne organism, Out a. faply CHILL
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
OrMBERLAND MINERS RLsOLUTE.

CUMBERLAND, Md, Aug l0.-LOcal assem-
bues tnrougnOu. mining N met to-day to hear
e report OF delegates who participated in the confer
euce between operators anu mner- here YESTERDAY Ihe
action the delegates approved. and resolutions 70
co tllue the strike adopted thirty from Washing
ton County, Nd, arrived here tO--ay. They
were procured by company agents and are SAID TO be
torl0u a. tue Central COmpanys new LlJorors. They
Nrre AIKEN 10 Ecklart BalrtchH Tue magistrate ten-
de red decision Oday IN he cases recently ted OF iue
1.,rge'- Creek Company agAu5 inrr tenants 40
4re strikers, giving Jdds iOf pintAs DcIeAd-nis
tvtll a.tfer
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
IRoN MAyUFACTURERS N SESSION.

PIrTsBURG, Aug. 16-The iron manufac-
turers Of PittsbTg and West held their regular
monthly meeting to-day. There full representa-
non from ali points. and the association IN session
nearly all day The principal business before the
ing was tee appointment Of committee Of seven who
iu uru il name commit 10 appear before the Tar
nj commission. The Ittrr committee viii represent AL
the branches Of the and Steel trade In the United
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
BREAKING UP LOTTERIES.
A TALK WITH THE DIsTRICT-ATTORNEY.
No rNrIFAsANT RELATIONS WITH POLICE OF
FICrA1s-IMPoRTANc OF SECRECY IN HIS
WORK

A In w
NO UNPLEASANT RELATIONS WITH POLICE OF
FIcIAIs-IMPoRTANCE or SECRECY IN HIS
WORK.
lBY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUSH.l
SARATOGA Aug. 16 - District-Attorney NC
Keon denies that he has had any un-
pleasantness with the New-York police
officials He saws that Inspector Byrnes
cal ed on him op sunday: but that Byrnes SAID he
was here TO see is family. who are IN Saratoga.
The conversation.r SAID Mr. MckeOn, " was
ALTOGETHER friendly. OF coursc Byrnes felt bad be
cause the police were not consulted in the recent
raids have confidence in Byrues, but he can do
nothing without acquainung bis superior officers;
and there are too many persons that tind out IN
that way. There were peculiar circumstances III re-
gard 10 the recent raids whichmad II neceSsaryto
employ private detectives. There were twenty OF
them who were sworn IN as deputy-sherits. The
police will have ample opportunity 70 show their
ability 10 90 as good work / have a list of 600
gambling places in New-York. mean 10 close them
ali up There are three different sets Of policy
dealers: only one set has been moestcd vet
The last raid was con .uccd 20 that only
one mai in my Office besides myself knew
anything of It, The others we're aStonlsh~d.
Inspector Byrnes has done some good work
| east no reproach upon him. Few persons
dream OF the extent 10 which iav-hreaking
/. carried on in New-York My success IN the work
] am undertaking depends largely upon Whelhei
pup1c opinion Viii sustain me OF not As I" I'M
mediate trials that Is up0s IDLE under the present
court facilities. mu>t dispose Of prison cases
first. There were - cases o. TINS Kind trlcd I'D
July. No court snow "A better record. 1hcfe
were 200 prison cases at the beginning ol lHe
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17

.cmewhaf out Of the common order; oun anv the ess
mean that Republicans any where are nerauce ques
vhiic,pa In Onto phase % the te he ms
- h.s been forced The pe0ple. and tns o. nestiou
have met squareiy In kansls tae rr met In Iowa.
when the question Of Prohibition came n
rans bs'dlne thai any amendment OF the - favored
SanS y" '' -, Se nassed nron by the people, acsion
action on The matter ~ special an on party
vas taken 10 clear the ntlA oi - nv tine Republic
en-. tn Indiana II will be- seen tha' m,Ii1r ~ 10 that
starus o! the temperance question Is p''"'
-.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
THE CnArIArQrA MEETINGs.

CHAUTAUQUA, y. Y, Aug. 16-lhe Rev. a.
A. right deAye. ed tne early morning lecture today on
the Blemishes OF the New Version" and the Rev r.
:. Foster OF Bosom, bishop Of NJ Church, made
address in the am .htneatre " Mind in the Cos
Os.' Ins Professor Luther L. townsend, Of
me Boston CAlV-rslty. le'tIred 10 the Cnau.auqua
hcnOOi OK theology the 90 General Judgment and
e.lfu
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
ISLAND HEIGHTS CAMPAIGNING.

ISLAND HEIGHTS, " j., Aug. l6.-Ihe ex-
ercses the S-neotiug continued yesterday with
the morning by Rev. DR. Charles II. Whit
OF the New-Jersey Conference. In the afternoon
Bishop simpson made address TO a ldrg" audience
the -rcao progress Oi Christianity within htty
years. In lne eveulIg tie Eey. ID. W G.. Mcintyre
preached, and meeting followed, led by PTesld-
IIg Lldtr HtWItt. Dr. lIr.tM tnd Otners.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
ENDING HIS LIfE WITH i PISTOL.

Suicide was committed last evening by Julian
Wickersee ac twenty-five OF No % klshs'' brooklyn
He VIA an unmarried man and had been an AL health for
alopg time. Alter supper he went his room and
shortly aiIerward the report " revolver was heard
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
DROWNED IN THE RIVER.

Hermann Muller age twenty years, OF NO. I'D
Csnal-st while bathing at Pier 43. East River on
Tuesday evening was drowned. His body was re-
covered yesterday
Ellen Gonzales. age eight, Of No. l34 Cherry 81,
fell into the water on Tuesday evening at Pier No.
;, East River, and was drowned. Her body was
found floating IN the river yesterday by William
Vincent, OF BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
TIE YELLOW FAHAR ScOCRGE

BROWNSVILLE, Tex, Aug. 16.-There were
seventeen new yellow fever cases reported today
twelve Of the patents being Mexcans and i've Ameri
Cans Three MeKicans died. The publication Of the
daily papers has been suspended, many hands being
down with the fever. There ten patients IN the
kn.ulfaL all Of whom doing well. At Mdtanorts the
number OF cases decreasing. -Four deaths are re-
ported or twentytOur hours ending 81 a. H. Inc
l. clear
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
GENERAL BUTLERs STRANGE PURCHASE.

HALIFAX, y. s., Aug. 16.-The recent pur-
chase here Of a named Conquest, q vessel
about twenty years Old. by General Butler,
OF Boston, has created much commens, an many sur
m -es have been made relative TO. the object Of the
owner The vessel sailed yesterday. The
Cbr0uicI, saws AS her clearance states
she ls bound Tor Port Crockett. sad TO be IN Ma1a-
gascar a ong voyage for 30 small vessel. AM the
secrecy with which whole enterprise hss been gotten
mp makes il seem Improbable that that port Is not
her dp.f
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOvERNMENl Indications.
Synopsis for 0ts past uceaty-tour hours.

oVH0VSIS TOT VIs pI3I TNFHIyJOF HONTs'
WAsHINGTON. August II. l a. m.-The bar
AgIest Florida and lowest il the ST. Law
renee Valley. gnt rains and partly cloudy weath
have prevailed in al districts OF the Mississippi
River with southery winds in the Southern. Middle
aud NewEng and ctates aud colder nOrtherly winds
The Upper Lake region The pressure has
the Northwest with cooler norLh 10 vines aud IIr
weather.
Indications tOr to-SfGy
For New-Encland and the Middle Atlantic States
partly cloudy and h<It local rain, -Ogtherly
westerly Wluds slguf Llu 81 Hgeppegatune, Stationary
or slowly rl-lu- barometer.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
WILLLAG ~ LIT HIN DIE.

MERIDrN. Conn. Aug. 1G.-Althoush the
wife o. Cuarl- T. lDournc book keeper axe lor'y'
saw him drink an ounce Of andanum last night, she d
not summon PHI slc.an uuI egnt hours ailer' h'i-
bourne before taking the poison wrote eti'l J." 'o
Postmaster. 10 be- posted up consicuo - P'1o" 2
lu- tuai hr tOuA hl- ltc account ol MS "i' a.
ana tlat slr l WOul1 HI dAh0nuEca grave h
WIII prODaDlI
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
CIPT1IN WEBB CH1LLEAGED.

BosToN, Aug. 16.-Ihomas Riley Of New
YorA champion sAOrtdstsuce swimmer OF America, has
issued challenge Captain Webb. To swim one or two
miles for 800 a side, the match 90 take place On Nah
ta-ket within ten DAYS. Captain Webb VIII accept
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
THE BOSTON 'LONGsHOREMEN.

BOsTON, Aug. I6.-Outwardly the strike Of
the lon.snoreInen has produced little effect There In
not much work them DO In the cases where un-
lo ding In IN pr0-ress their demand fOl Increased
,tlon for d4y Oeen yielded TO- N"t anal
next week vii Of the Issue raised Dt TO- ced
uuou the ocean steamship comp tnlen
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
TILE HoLLENBACK NINE WORKING.

WuKEsBAEEE. Penn Aug. l6.-M ork be-
, Al LIZ lo!.cuoack mine tnis morning. out only lew
r,,vs nave returned Their places VIII be nleu
h, forer- s fac a. they be procured There i-
t-t,, nos lou the mine Will continue IT. opera ions
i . .bOrcrs reuse % accept thc positions VI tue
1r,vrr-Do,s T. tuere viii be- very htue coal tsAen OuL
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17

TRIBUNE OFFICE. August =. / a. nth changes in
the barometer yesterday eli g Light fell in
the morning and Afternoon. The temperature ranged
between So and 75o. average l777s'l being IA
higher the corresponding Jay year and -
love- Than Tuesday.
Clearing and far weather with probable increased
temncrtJre may be expected to-day tins city and
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
BlYNnS DEFIAACE To cAHEEoN
ley TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE.

PrTTsBURG, Aug. 16.-RepresentatiYe Bayne,
replying charge tuat he had MADE terms with tho
slv.rt- has reiterated Ills against senator
,...ron and the Administration and announced his
,mencs- 10 pos pOuo tue convention one month the
-taIw.rt- think tney can uetcat hlin
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17

IL found that he had shot himself through the neart
and had died instantly. The weapon he USED WIS oi
the Colt pattern.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
EITHER ~ sON KILLED.

CUMBERLAND, Md. Aug. 16.-Ihis evening
william Clay npoycd the railroad and MS SON age
about eight while walking the track near iiancocA
Ma we're struck by Il locomotive and BON AIIled ia
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
LLNlcailOlLa "a Lo-lInu
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.


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