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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-22
THE PEGAsUSRUNINT0 OFFTHE BATTERY

AS the steamer Pegasus, of the Iron Steam
boat Company, was approaching Pier No
l. North River, last night at half-past
10 o'clock it was run into by a heavy
barge that was being lowed around the Battery
and about twenty feet of its outer woodwork OF
the port side forward of the wheel crushed in
and partly carried away. The steamer was crowded
with passengers, rs it was the last boat but one
from Coney Island and a momentary panic
CURED among them. This was soon quoted, and the
steamer which had been swung half around
by the force of the collision, righted Immediately
and proceeded to the pier. After landing part of
the passengers there, 1t went to Twenty-third-
ST. and then returned and went to its usual place
for the night i'll Gowanus Bay. Captain Robert K.
Farrell, of the fre-boat Havemeyer, who the
accident gave an account of it TRIBUNE
porter as follows:
1.-The Pegasus was going in close to the Battery,
on account of the strong ide that was running out
at he time. All her lights were burning and she
was brilliantly GIFTED within, as those boats al
ways are. was watching her come along inside of
that tow. when suddenly of the
barces struck her with tremendous crash,
and she swung way around with her
nose toward the East River. | pulled the whistle
of the Havemeyer and was just starting out to The
injured boat, when saw that she was rIgntIng and
that her hui was not uamfgti Inc low Kept HgHt
on its way, as if nothing had happened. the
port sides of the two boats struck eacn
OF her, and about twenty feet of the Pegasuss
ginger bread work was knOcNed IN. The damage
To her should say, will amount 10 $3.50 or $500
perhaps more. Her wheel wasn't injured. |
couldn't just what kind of a vessel il was that
struck her, but | think 1t was Pennsylvania
Raj road float. You cOu ant njure one OF th,,e
things. There was some screaming and running
about among the women the Pegasus, but they
soon saw That everything safe and IN d down.
4
was on the side of the barge, or Whatever it was,
as the Captain of tie Pegasus is of the most
careful men Oh the TlyeT. The injured boat In over
at Gowanus no and gang of men will probably DO
put to work her 10 repair her injuries tonight
and Tomorrow evening""
The superintendent o. the Iron Con, any's pier
SAID hat there could h We been no serious pane
among the passengers rs no one of them sad any
thing about The collision wnen the boat landed,
Immediately al er 1t occurred. He did not know OF
the accident TILL the Pegasus returned from Twenty
tIlrd-st., he said.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
TIE ARREARS BILL.

LONDON July 21.-In the House of Commons to-
day Mr. Trevelyan's clause to the Arrears bill
passed its second reading by vote of 335 to 20.
The clause gives Boards of Guardians power to bor
row money at gig per cent to promote emigration ;
and empowers the Board of Works TO MAKE free
grant of 100000 to the impoverished unions of
Bemullet, Clifden, Newport, Oughterard and Swine
ford for the same purpose
The Government stated in the course of the de-
bate that care would he taken that emigrants
should not DO thrown adrift in the great cites OF
Their new country, but that they should be for
warded TO places where they could obtain work.
The Globe says: At the meeting of the Peers at
Lord Sasbury's residence several amendments to
the Arrears bill were discussed 1t was decided
that the two following points of Importance only
should be- pressed Application for dealing with ar
Fears 10 be optional for both landlord ana tenant,
aud the tenants right of holding to be considered
asset.
In the House of Commons tonight the Arrears
bill passed its third reading
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THE BURNING or THE RODGERS.

WASHINGTON, July 20.-The Naval Court OF
Inquiry, OF which Commodore Thomas 5. Phelps was
president, appointed 10 Investigate the circumstances
attending the loss VI the United States steamship
Rodgers on November 80 Last ia Lawrence Bay, have
submitted long report 20 secretary Chandler Inc TO
suit Of the Investigation is given as follows;
After mature deDeraticn ON he testimony recor9eu'
IInifrd STATES steamshp Rodgers the 3Oth OF Noyeh
Der while the vessel was lying at anchor III 81 Law
renee Bay. siberia; that every tuOfl pOshl"Ie was
pro- ptly made by the officers AMI crew 10 eAungulsh
The flames and the snip that when these tAled
and A. was no longer sale for the people To remain on
heard I'M, vessel was abandoned, the crew securing and
landing ALI the aud otner public stores was
possible there IL no evidence az 10 o origin oI
Inc re aud we are unable discover how II occurred
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here the Boston, Hoosao Tunnel and Western Rail-
way, beginning on Sunday.
The chIldren's carnival In the Congress Hall ballroom
this evening the first entertainment OF the kind here
this season. and engaged in by large number OF
brght-faced and handsomely dressed children. The
order OF included ope Ing march Dy tue
children May-pole dance by twelve girls and hoop
dance by Onic Smith At the conclusion Of the chill
drens festivities older persons INDUCED In hop Till
after IL o'clock
The Ladies' Aid Society" OF the Washington Street
Methodist Episcopal Church has publicly expressed iS
thanks TO Judge George Batcheer for his address yes
terday evening on Egypt and the Egyptian Ihere
was large attendance, and the society made SZOO .
MR. q. Alexander, Hrs. A. Ashcroft, Miss Ashcroft
Mrs W. small and family. of New-York NJ e. Martin
ana family and s. T. Jones and family, OF Philadelphia
and dr and Mrs Strong OF Pttson. are at tue Gar
endOn.
OF New YORK the Rev. Melville Boyd, Of Brooklyn; f.
SIM n and fimi, OF Toronto; A. Dupesss and family
vi Havana, arrived at the Grand Un.O to-day
Mrs Z. len and family, Of Philadelphia MIS-
G. Curss and family, OF Cleveland NJ. HsOn and A. D.
Bray OF NewYorK are among todays arrivals at Con
gre-s Hall
Mrs b. j. Bedell and the Misses Bedrn, OF New-York,
and salisbury of Proyden G. are AT me Con llcntai f.
X Poor AID amily OF Boston, at the Mansion House
Tue Rev. ". H. Pitcher. OF Baltimore, Dr. W. {; Van
Meter OF NewYUrk, anu Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Dusenbery,
Of 20 ,tsville are Al the Remedial institute.
The Utopia Club, OF Pnladelphia. reac ed the Amer
can las night and will pass fe~ days ia saratosi Mr.
and j. ii. Post, MIR. and MRS. H. Mitchell OF
Brooklyn, and IL. N. jennings and family, Of East
Orange, arrv AT the Adelp.i TINS morning.
aIr. ANA ID. r. Morse, NJ. Isaacs, OF Ncw-York;
Mrs f. ROBBERS, OF Baltimore Mr. aud Mre A. F. Sturte-
want, 3lIs ". X. Suew, OF Norwich; A Lunev, OF
England C. T.. nanAy, OF CINCINNATI, and j. G. oawteu
of BookJ arrived at tho United States Hotel tuis
A ,,on the late arrivals are Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Van
der, ill., mss Vanderbilt, Dr. Andrews, W. = "eOD, W.
IuruDu , f. Il. Burnham, H. f. Bloou good. Miss Blood
good Mr. and Mr. w. al. Itednan, j. Nj. ScrlDLer 1les
leacn r. j. Emmett. Gil Wells, f. c. DuraHt, Of New
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El RSGese 6 y July . ism s Srreto
OF James Appleton, OF Manlius.
HALLlDAl uddeny .uiy Is, at the residence hes
Dexy6 VIE Of the Rev Uayid NJ Halliday, OF Pneeton
Funeral from residence at Princeton y. J on sat
urday I'D INST, At , OC.OrN IA.
Relative and ir,en's are Invited TO attend.
HUTrON-At Nsnuet y. Y, Wednesday. July 10, JohI
Relatives friends respectfully invited attend tn,
Trains loot Chsnoerss AT $40 and O'Clock
HALL1oD J&y 49, frederc& = Hall only SOL OF DudeI
anu am, ." i"i H. y, S u , ~ vrrer -, rrsa,
city, saturday, the I'd. at 4Dc.ock p H.
HAL,TEA D-On Thursday. July 20. LottIe 4. Haseld.
Relatives and friends are respectfully nyt 10 attend hei
halolte alstea ~ Alexander ave between both and
Interment al TarrytOnn
KrNG-At New-Hayeu. Conn. Mrs. Anna Clark King wife
Burial at Greenwood ~ O'Clock saturday morning.
MAINE A. ~'ona Idsy Sy X VI i1 0 Of s esGcTa 3
Gina Maine, aged } year. months and 20 days;
Brooklyn. SUNDAY, 2Jd ihst, at IL O'CiOcN
McrLLIGorr1On thursday, OF Rnoaaonia catharne Hal
stead WIFE Of ths a,e Dr James ~ We alg2t ,s,.,
Relatives invited attend without further
sANDFoRD-At sara'oga springs July 90 MIS-. rheOo
fIenas .c e.isae. Mount Pleas orange at
ury July p on the arrival OF the z5o ? ~ tram IRON
foot OF Christopher and bagclay-st', D. L. ant :" H. H.
Carriages will be IN waiting AT the depot
Please omit flowers
sEYsolT-In Brooklyn. July 30 of paralysis, John K.
Seybot aged 60 years.
and inens naed TO attend his funeral from
The residence his son-inaN L. ". Coleman, %
Elliot place, :. N. uftay.
Interment Ois.c y. y the ARRIVAL Of the
N. tram IRON NewYOrk. via Erie Railway.
SDMEkVILLE-On wednesday morning, July 49, James
Someryie IN his OOth year.
Funeral residence. Wet Sjths near
IlVerSIde-ayo. Saturu9y. AT II O'Clock.
Frien0s kindly requested no. 10 send nO~er%
YOU NG-On the -Olh inst, az BrOoAlyn. L. J., Harriet
BrOadhcad Hon. vile ui James Hyde loung ana Youngest
daughter OF the late Rev. Brogan coll . -
al tno residence u Edward G. Bolton a. IL
Ponghkeepsie y. y. al o'clocA oatuTday, I'D INST
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A RESPITE FOX A MURDERER.

l.. |. LOvalt ana ex-JuGgr l.. 4. BARD OF lonkers,
Oh Thursday made "a motion DeiOie jas zee y. L.
barnard OF the Supreme Com, at fOu&hkrepso,
for "A new trial for Angelo COrnet, the italian NOV
confined III the , oun,y Jail at Win g Plans under
sentence to be hanged on FRIDAY next tor the
murder of Daniel Cash. "A te.iON-cOnYlct III the
STATE Prison al sing Sng, On tn ground tnat the
Interpreter employed on tue ira was no coih,e,
line motion. Judge Barnard denied the mo,ioI
for a new tril TIE counsel then made an
apple for "A stav pending an appeal 10 tho
General Term hi, Judge Barnard also denied,
remaIklng that Tia re wa no ground Tor H. IL
happened that during the argum MS III me ca'e
thr. ,,as a uer.on present VINO .,ad been employed
as CLERK 10 The oeuaio JuAlCiaiy Committee ahu lie
rccollected tina. "a bid had b II passed by the
Legsia.ure last winter, Amending the CriIhlhaI
COde which had an important DraIlng on INC case
Ihe new law WAS huns ed up aud clled, showing
that notice of appeal, Ia sucn cases, n'ei WIN
The co,utv lerk on ra rs as "A sta, Ol proceedings
untli the General Term snail have cOhsideird ana
rendered their decI ION IN the matter torhc't',
therefore, ob. anus respite uuIh ocPoni'0i' "A'"
Derhaps un III December next.
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Iron And STEEL Rails.

To the Editor Of me Tribune.
SIR: In your editorial, "Taxation to be Re-
duced." in todays TRIBUNE the prices OF iron steel
rails are Incorrect and your deductions founded thereon
VIII give false impressions which you wish to avoid. BY
the quotations at hand OF prices in England. Bessemei
pig quoted mt 5G', say S13 So, and steel rails R5
5s say S25 A. the price Of rails iron being 57s PEI
cent instead of 80 per cent you mentioned. Taking
the price you use for e-emer pig in Pnlade phia
S24 30 and adding s7a per cent We have 4j 93 the
price of steel rails when you der that American
manufacturers Will have ~ 30 10 - per ton freight &c
pay the iron from PhilaiclDA aud an equal amount
rails to Phad lpha, the mills are In the country
the disparity IL not much tue hghr cost OF labor
aud all materials needed Ia the manu- OF steel
rails would seem 10 require. Yours truly,
l.. :. BENZ, supL Ponna. steel Co.
Phiiadeiphid, july 10. lS.2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-22
THE LYNN LASTERS.

BosToN July 21.-At Lynn yesterday Keene
Brothers offered TO pay the striking lasters 30
per cent OF the advance asked for but the astes refused
the offer The firm then made the following PROPOSE
tons, which also refused That the firm be allowed
t. select referee and the lesters one the two
third. to settle the difficulty, and that the firm would
the advisory board at its factory The Mayor OF
Dover n. H. letter Keene Brothers yesterday
stating that If they would 10 that city sufficient
help would be provided. Sh e. sent Out O town
yesterday for lasting and more VIII lie sent to-day,
though this IL quite costly To the firm. The Lasters
Union held meeting last evening, the pendin;
difficulty was considered with closed doors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-22
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
A THREATENED RAILWAY WAR.

CHICAGO, july 2l.-A meeting of the repre-
scnts ives of the Southern and IVES pool lines
held to-day cOnsi Tor tne complaint made by the
Rock Island road that II being Disseminated against
Kansas City III the matter OF unlimited tickets issued
during the late Southwestern passenger
1t very low rates. When peace declared
it was stipulated that these tickets by which
ever of the parties issued. shout be good
over either of the contracting lines, and be redeem
able at Il certain fixed rate by the lines issuing them.
The complaint OF the Rock Island road that these
tickets being manipulated as To throw most Of
this traffic lines After discussion the mat
ter was referred to Commissioner Midgely The Rock
Island road presented him with a proposition to the
effect that each OF the four lines carry % per
cent this traffic. the handling OF al these tickets beng
placed the hands OF man al Kansas city. The
Wabash and Chicago and Alton roads have
cepted these terms Mr. Potter, of me Chicago, Bu ling
ton and ncy 10 d. Is in 81 Ions, but Will return to-
wnen IL Is c0nhucLty believed that the matter
will be arranged and 9nOtuer war aVeIted.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, Friday, July q, 1882.
Us. Rogers, who was arrested time ago the
principal in what known the next-ofkln frauds
has been convicted and sentenced to years npris
OIment at hard labor.
Paris dispatch to The Da IN Neics says that VI.
FlOquet Project OF the Department of the Seine and
great partisan OF the Paris Mayoralty has resigned
dispatch from Marseilles TO Reuters Telegram Com
pany says The Municipal Council has authorized the
Mayor of Marseilles apply for a trial in
the case Of the corporation against the ex-Empress
Eugoneto compel her to relnquish possession of the I'm
peral chateau presented under the Empire TO the late
Emperor as "A residence by the municp uty"
MONTREAL, July 21.-The steamship Monica is ashore
in Lake St. Peter and VIII likely have to be nghtened
before she can be got of.
TORONTO, July 21.-WOrd has been received from OF
tawa RENTING part of the sentence against School
teacher Chute. who insulted a female pupil. He
ordered to receive forty arhes twenty Of which he got
aud the balance are RENTED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-22
WASHINGTON NOTES.

NAsIuNGION, Friday, July p, 1892.
President BarriOS ANA lar when includes MIS- bar
NOS, Jald a visit 20 Vernon IN, al, ernOOn.
Judge Alexander Klve-, Of the Distrct Court OF the
Western OF Virginia, rendered mis- resgDa
ZION take effect on August
Lieutenant samuel W. Very. United States Navy. has
Deen detached from The Coast survey d ordered TO
du in come Jon vita tue transit OF Venus.
The President sent TO the Senate tO-lay the nomina
ton OF Charles W Pavey 10 be Collector OF Internal
Revenue Tor the AlIIth District VI illinois
secretary Chauuicr taken noasuras TO secure an
increase VI the lotment allowed Wife OF Chei-Eng
Melville OF the Jeanette. sac IL now allowed $50
ntn OF us saaly and Wa IT'S 1t ncrcasei to @liO
The Secretary OF the Treasury has appointed &c Max
well OF Geneva. n. Y, >. q. Hca lily, OF Waterloo y. "
NJ and If PDelps. OF orleans County, Y, commission
To select site Tor pubic BUILDING Rochester, y. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-22
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.

CINCINNATI July 21.-rne directors of the
Cincinnati, Ncw-Onoans and Texas Pacific Railroad
have decided not to declare dividend on the six
months busness ended July l. The financial exhibit
shows a net balance of s23, 692 but it had been
solved appropriate $4,000 to sinking fund.- there
was deficit F6.3OS |. resolved to continue the
policy OF liberal expenditure maintaining the rosdbed
good condition.
PHILADELPHIA, July 2l-Tne gross receipts OF the
Buffalo, Pittsburg and Railroad Company for
tn mon Of June So l93 lenses Y35.3~l, net
profits S39. 49, being an increase % $&3lli ~ com
pared vita tIc corresponding nInth OF LAST year ne
receipts for the 81 months ~ 1882 $685. lo6
expenses SlS0,007 net proits S2O3 ~. being an in
crease Of $ll4,9IO compared wlCh tue corresponding
period Of last year
PHILADELPHIA, ia 2l.-The idea Of the purchase Of
the charter and franchises ~ the Philadelphia anu
County Railroad Oy the Baltimore anG Ohio road has
been abandoned 1t is expected however that the road
Will he pushed forward to completion, anI tLlpt
section OF country VIII be opened up. The instead
passing through Delaware VII. run through OXOId TO
Baltimore, crossing the ousquehann IN Cecil County,
PHILADELPHIA. July 2I.-rao gross receipts of the
Philadelphia ana Reading Coal and Iron Company for
June amounted to Sl,3O3.253 Is expenses including
interest 81 232i7j 80. leaving profit OF S7077S -.
The gross receipts the Philadelphia and Reading Ral
road Company amounted to Sl,7lI729 95 and the ex-
ponses. excluding rentals and interest S94l 1888 81
leaving pr,nt OF S773.306 81. The prodts o. botn
companies the year to da,e amounted 10
S5Oll 6li 70 for the period lascyear they were
SI6os,j3l G3.
CHICAGO July 2l--Tue general freight agents OF lines
in the southwestern Railway Association have decided
that hereafter the 10 Kansas city, Omaha and
Council Bluffs shall be alike and be the the pres
ent rates TO omaha. This ia an advance OF ? to
cents per 20 Inds all freight Chicago and 81
Louis to Council BlIffs and Kansas city
DENVER, Col. july 2L-Judge Hdiett, In the
United states Court to-day refused entertain a
ton for injunction made BY the Denver aud New
Orleans Railroad against the Atchisou, Topeka aud
Santa Fe Railroad to compel interchange of business
Pueblo upon same terms and conditions as with
the Denver aud hIO Graude Railroad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-22
NlSKED BURGLARS AZ FORK

CouoEs, n. Y, July 21.-The house of
hries dodgers as ransaoked by masked burglars last
night and gold watch and cnaln together WIN sum
,f money were stolen. Mr.. Rodgers surprise one OF
the ars st work terrible struggle ensuei The
thief tried 10 u-e a dirk knife with eghtinch blade,
but was successful His pal came 10 bis assistance
and bo IN made their escape. lat found on the prem
isrs bearing retail deJlPs name led 10 tue iOrn-
William Murphy recently released from the penlten-
tary. He arrested recently Released cohVlol,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-22

TRIBUNE OFFICE. July d. l n. m.-The changes in tho
barometer yesterday slight Clear and fair weather
prevailed, except just before noon, when the sky
overcast and few drops of rain fell The temperature
ranged between 10 and 800 the average (75a' being
1lso lower than the pondng DAY year aud
53so lower than ON Thursday.
Fair clear weather with slight changes in temper.
ature, may be expected to-day this cIy and vicinity
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though II probably had It's origin In spontaneous
hustion OF some material In the fcrehoId Had 1t
Cured In the Goals the resulting therefrom would
have peryaded snip and been patent TO everyone.
IN ntting this vessel for the Arctic all available space
had TO be- utilized tor stowage, and the forehold
heI to the hatch. There evidence Of csreessnes
IN stowsge and IL ia opinion that the calamity could
do not find there sb9ud he any blame ed TO
Tor the unfortunate loss Of the Rockers but
sne contrary all hands deserve praise for their uDrins
anu conlhuous efforts to the ship. In our opini01
no iurs proceedings necessary the matter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-22
NAVAL BOAT DRILLS.

PRoyINcETowN, Mass, July 2O.-For two
u"ys ne boats from the several men-ofwar at
anchor In the harbOr have drilling, their
meh'S being governed ny signals from tue flagship
Iennessce The trainingshI T. b. Chase OF the Rove
nu ep"iticn Is also here The Keepers OF the
eral hfe-saying stations OF the dsfTici nve neen mt
through q iisia examination at Orleans, by DR.. Pur-
Fla.'e Vi tns marine Hos llai .ervice Every keeper
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-22
Chief.of-PoIice Websler, of New-Haven, was

yslird by an iraie liDernan Oh Saturday night, re-
noring mat ms seyenteen-year-od son, VINO had pre-
VnuslV gtyeu hun his wages, h4f not turned III the
funds "A usual g" BE COB" said tie wrathui parent
the oy is goiu' SKIP town anu yea must put yer
I'll, puours wark at waDst ana bring MN tlll me
The chie suggested that tue parent mght be niue
too fast ana snould sure that toe boy had gone
before irving to have MIN arrested Ten yer re-
plrd the father, thai he's gOln' and l want MN
hunted 40. What do yvL suppose l ~. me taxes ana
rlyeuue for and then yeL don't attiGd 10 yer duty
That's folne government, that S"-ls sterDury Amerl
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SUMMER LkISURE.
PLEASANT DAYS AT SARATOGA

SARATOGA SPRINGS, n. y, July 2l.-Ihe
pu,r of arrivals nas ueen increasing daly ms week
and The lat Of gagcments booked Tor ms evening %
tomorrow IL large. lhe weather tou"y h'' '''4 w
lghuully cool a,,, -,
er American Bar Association will hold its ffth an
puaI meeting mere on Tuesday Wednesday THURSDAY
ana Friday, August 3, o. 10 and ii.
A SUNDAY mail from Boston and the k~4st VIII aii''
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THE EARTHQUAKE IN MEXICO.

CITY OF MEXICO, July 21.-The earthquake on
Wednesday was more severe in many places than
here especially in the south. In lgula the church is
III ruins. and in Yantepec the church fell, killing
four persons Last night Frederick Hubble, Tax
Collector at Tacubaya, was killed III his house, and
hls wife was wounded Eight thousand dollars
were taken. One of The robbers captured.
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a safe standby for the family during the
of cholera morbus summer cmpaints, cramps,
darrhGas. and all bowel complaints is DR. Jaynes Car
initiative Baisan-of admit ted efficacy, and II occasion
should arise, sure 10 prove useful.
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WIIJIANL. BENEDICT.

MDDLETOwN y. Y, July 2l.-William l..
Benedict, WAC was IA jer Of the Assembly from
Orange County in 1916. an u well known preacher OF
the Old 5cnool Baptist Cnur5I. de ~ his home in War
~ich s,rriaf IL - Sky elSlt years ne was
tne father OF Tlomts f. Benedict tne present Assembly
man from Ulster County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-22
CONVENTIONS IN NORTH CAROLINA

RALEIGH, n. c., July 20.-Louis c. Latham.
the proseut Representative. was renoinaled by the
Democratic Convention Of the lst District
The Republican Convention OF the lii District held AT
Wilson, mad ID agreements. The negroes have IA large
majority In the district. and James T. OIaTa coored
Was nominated By Tue bulk Of tue cUlOrcd uelegIies
Orlando HuDOs, the present Representative, Was de-
cla ed renOmLated by the cnairIuau OF the
1t 10 stated that DoLb Will
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HENRY STANLEY.

Henry Stanley, age SIX y-one, died suddenly
nj So ID Marketst az cary nour hs morning, It Is
tlouglt from Rheumatism. Mr. stanley well
k,,yu IN - ,nary and for many years has preached
me -aora along the front aud also ut the Mari
uer,' Mission a AiadlsOu and Cdthorinc-sts