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A REPORT ~ REGARD TO THE PREVENTION OF
FOREST TIRES-OrHER MATTERS.
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A REPORT II REGARD TO THE PREVENTION OF
FOREST TIREs-OrHER MATTERS.
lBY TELEGRAPH To- THE rslBuyR.l
MONTREAL, Aug. 23.-At the session Of the
Forestry Genres, this morning Mr.. Bry son. Of the
Forest Fire Committee presented a report recon-
mendng first the reservation Of all pine and spruce
lands unfit toT settlement for numbering purposes
exclusively; second. the prohibition of the
burning of brush By settlers in the vicinity
Of fir trees during tie month, of May, June, Sep
TENDER and October; third the division Of the
timber country INFO DIS uc's and the appontm mt
OF police, under superintendent with mae.steria
powers whose duty it shall be 10 detect and punish
offenders and provide for the extinguIshment Of
fires fourh tie cost Of maintenance Of this pro-
lection against fire nigh, partially b. met by the
imposition Of a moderate tax on those owning or
leasing timber lands.
Some attempt was made by Dr. Though to elect a
new president bur Dr. Loring had captivated the
Foresters and remains at the head of the congress-
After some complimentary resolutions had been
passed the body adjourned To meet next year,
probably IN the heart of the " hiie-pIue region,
IT. Paul, MINI. Itc local lumberm2n who have
been tie principal promoters of the me ting ,ay
that the Congress VIII bee OF advantage TO the
Dominion By calling attention 10 nh" nee IS of tIIs
industry. some disappointment Is fiji tlarrO few
Of the eminent gentlemen Of the United STAGES
who are known 10 take an INTELLIGENT interest
of them are here members of the American As-O-
citation for the Advancement OF Science. The men
here ~ DO take genuine interest m the cause for IFS
OWN sake are now convinced that the Congress lnust
bc Organized upon some systematic and scientific
hS, n 10 Is 10 enlist general sympathy and support
some effort made 40 the closing committee
work 20 change the constitution and statt or new
basis which would ave some guarantee of more
Uusiuess-lkc and orderly procedure IN tie future.
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GEyEB4L POLTTTCALBEWS.
CONGRESSMAN DUNNELL'S AMBITION.
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ST. PAUL, Mimi, Aug. 23.-rhe political
action o. Congressman Dunnsi. who has jls' formally
announced hmsefas candidate FOR the United states
Senate. since the aioGrnncnt Dunncn Aa- been at
work industrioa-y setting mp pns" for his Senate
rial campaign. aud is at present visiting
oil important points I'm the state in furtherance Of his
designs lie openly deci that II he does no succeed
IN gaming ia, senstorship, senator WINDOW shal not
have H. Dunnel and his friends had conference
this city and devised plan Of action, which has not
however. been made public. The Congress
;uan Eas gone 70 work with such energy taat
Senator Window has found u necessary 70 regard his
fences with nd anxious eve. and. realizing the mFor-
tance " vigorous action his behalf IN order TO
save his seat he has begun Ike DnEnr 10 travel
the state for the purpose OF strengthening BIS position
II Il 10 be p-liiting campaign all through, and
neither Of the cente=en makes the fanes pretonco u
conceang his hostile intentions toward the other and
h. determination TO raise heaven aud earth, the
10 retain and the other % The coveted prize.
II Dunncl bad only waited uutl the time came to
elect successor t. Senator Mcmillan, it IS
not hcy that he would have euccuut red very serious
opposition ia his senatorial aspirations nnt as lis
ayCWcd pIrl If NOT Only 10 CDan thc senatorial toga
for hrr Dut 10 tho cX-rtreary Of the rets
my "a tle shades OF onicuitY, TIE friends oi Mr..
Window VIII leave nothing uldOuc To discOnrt
neil w obtain tuc object u d. te-ir- heretofore
contest, with NJ. Window le has on. second Dt-
aud there evidence ,t he pies Mt q GIT VII result
any IuOi fGvrrtly tp niiu-DL
VIII thc iitl ;le knlle declared between Messrs.
Window and Duuuel and with the hopeless split 10 the
Republican ranks ia the VA ConE.t slpual D9tlct,
where tlcre nre two r. u1can caadalica Ia Ao ur4h,
MiHneso'a politics wl. Lack 10 element Of excitement
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BROOKs-Moudoy Aug.st7, az yera.les. France ate.
loag ness Mary Louisa Brook. WIDOW o. the Late Ion.
Funeral services Church Fnd-y morning August
Is. At IO.a0 O'Clock
BURkE-In Brooklyn, "Wednesday August % 1882.
Ann c., we Oh tclecA w. baEAe ~ the so,A year u Aar
Funeral services from her residence 239
hocl-st, Oh saturday. August 70 a oc.oc~.
Bg g Ftf ss a, E @9lnin E sa b 'i'' Pam "
Relatives ala trends are invited attend the iaaera seq
\. j.. Inursday. august ., At Oe.oc1 p H.
Inter-aent 40 M0gr-stoDu 81
DUBoIs-Augl-t g. MA to.se Da5oi. widow Of tae rev
George DuD.ls the esd year %. AeI age.
son.in.law Ehrlca flrmy. At 0telnlc. y j.
steamer B.rl Eoio FRANK - 81, al 1850 IA returning
o. i.i3 p ia
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Aes resa,lss 80 g West sota T.
wednesday. August -, ~ Anne, widow u r. :. IL
Funeral services private.
x YAYE manager Of !le lst Japanese NJ aai Tc.ing
Co. SO Broad lied ia Japan ot c-o-iA % the Ii X
this month
LANE-ckOMWELL-O wednesday. 23d inst. Elise Il.
her relatives and friends, AID those sister. "
tead funeral her late re.aenee 10. ~: Iogaio
Iateruen, II Trinity Cemetery tAo Hudson.
LEoNARDAt the residence Of her Leghew Joseph Leon
Funeral service At ST Marks church 2lsve lOh.,L,
Friday. tie 10Th ms, 81 $50 " clock.
sHiy a. Lob = j. On wednesday. August
Funeral services urlay August 20 At The LOa Goa
grega iona Church at 80 CLOCK;
aad New.iorx ftailTosd
scoFIELD-Jn sunday evening. august 20 c1tharns =;
AdTlnce, widow Of George r. @r0a-d aud daughter %
Margaret t. and Tho late isaac Abr alce.
Funeral residence u hcr mother No IT fast
ZJt1st. lO:3O O'Clock Thursday morning.
sAGEA, Greenbrer. White sulphur 7pirg Vest Vrsna.
August -. Gardner sage " Sew.fors CITY.
N0t!,e uf fuueIdl brIealteG
TALLCOp-At Croton l4ad,lg I. the morning - fhs
2jdnst PheJe H. dAl9atrr " PAcoo Jaae anu me i4ts
Richard u. Iall.0L J. ed - years.
Skin 10y Friday The 2jGn. At ocioos p
TIrU=-At EIookyu 81 day I'd u -th ru1nth, AM,
wIdOH 90 joshua Iltls. 81 the o-i yrlr0 AnrtgA
Funeral D.. dg. -4t " -t month FTiculs Meeting
House. Nestbury. L. l.. at IL OolOcA a. IG-
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CRICKET oN STATEN ISLAND.

The first match of the series the Western
Cricket Assc.alOl's eleven have engaged TO play with
The metropolitan club eleven du.ins che ensuing Ten
days was begun at noon yesterday on the grounds OF
the staten Island Club under circumstances Of
favorable weather. excellent wicket and u
fashionable assruiDluge OF spectators The
visitors include tue strength OF the cricket cubs Of chi
c4-l. Louis, Detroit and Manitoba, agd among tie
players are tAe veteran crckrers the Rev T. -. AID
Horace Philips Oh the Chicago Iud IT Louis clubs, and
the Hon. " Hood and Nr StratforJ, of TIE Winnipeg
club. The eleven began their matches ut ~
rtcase last week, aut SINCE t1eu have
rI4yed two games IN Albany, tie last
oil which they Yesterday They Let strong eleven
ol staten ISLANDERS, and 10 te carly part ~ the contest
il leaked as II Tie Western team would be easily dc
ieaicd tAc Islanders scored IortJ-oHo runs
BEFORE tulIr second WICKET trl. But aftorwasd
when Dalc--the fast bowler " the team
,at down 10 his wulk. the Island wicaets
f. rapidly their last wicket going down for IS oul Of
which Laws - was ,uc top score IL the nrst inning,
of fr Western team tutY were hands lmtJ drp sod OF
OF 80 rams, William -rati1rl bsing tac only 10
score doubt. 1guir- the Island wing being very c.
f,ctlye aud sp.-ldlIly supported 900 Che deli
The score the inst innings l. - follows
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RACING AT POUGHKEEPsIE.

PoUGHKEEPsrE, n. Y, Aug 23.-The frss
race to-day 2.29 class by Oyernan over indie.
pcndcnce. Rgoetta aud Manhattan. OyernAn won tbs
third. hftn and sixth heats IN 2la 2:2i9 and 230ls
Independence won the drBt and fourth heats in 225h
and 2:2l% The second was dead heat between over
man and Independence; time 2:2.9 The second race,
for all PAGERS except tleBrown Jug vas won by Floral
Bell defeating Buffalo Girl, Gem. Matte Hunter and
Lucy. Floral Bel won the secDnd third and fourth
heafs IN l9, 20 and 2lS. Buffalo 0irl the nrst
heat In 2:lJ2 The tnird race. 22i class. undn-
ishtd. J. p Morris won the first and tnird heats In
226i. and PA p and his only competitor, Cemmie GS
won Tie second heat N 2:26H.
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the I'm Regiment preceding Colonel LefFerts by
years. tie STOOD we'll IN hrs profession and
rcputcd 20 he worth 2.5OO.OOO HS " = twice
married his serend W. being daughter of Richard
Csunaus, Of Carmansyill-. lie had two sons. on OF
whom, Richard died ~ England some years ago Iua
second. Gardner \. sage iT. j. now IN Europe
Dit. 50 @. while Treasurer % the Rev. Dr. Huit0n-
Dutch Reformed Church, In Washington square, IRE
quruty supplied The salaries ~ pastor choir ana sexton
VIXEN tn lnds wero low. and freely 20 heip The
poor. AbOnt three years ago he moved from wishing
ton square 20 No. 10 Eas' fhirty SeYcnihs and ne
came u member of the Il formed ChuGoh ~ Twenty
Ninthsi pui Fifth-ave being elected elder, which
post he held his death. He Treasurer OF the y
nod fof many years. Among his mos neron. -, =
wac that Of 4 library blltiug costing 100000 10 To-,
Reformed Church Seminary in New BIuLawicE, " J.
The library is known ny hi- name.
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OBITUARY..
JOHN EVANS.

MEmDEN, Conn.,. Aug 23.-John Evans, who
died here to-day was one Of the nrs manufacturers
table cutlery in This country and accumulated large
fortune IN the business. de director I'm several
local banks aud " NrrIdens most prominent clt-
zeus. He VS. seYcnl Y-nve your. Old
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THE MASSACHUSETTS, DEMOCRACY.

BosroN, Aug. 23.-TAe Democratic State
Central Committee al the Parker House tla, voted %
hold he state Convention at fremont Temple Boston.
on september 10 also 70 choose three members OF the
STATE Comm ttcc from each district 70 call the Congress
sonal Convention. Judge Abbott named to preside
over the convention and Albert Palmer for Chairman
NJ the Committee on Resolutions 4 petition was re-
o.vd from Mrs Walc0tt Of the WOmln's suffrage A.
s.tfo, ASKING for hearing before the Committee on
r,.-nu ions A nel-.l assigned torj Oc lck b. d.
.,f,u,her ~ at the Parker House. Alter fixing The
h,1r Tor the assembling. Of ue convention al noon, the
rof,uittee adjourned
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AN Do c0NrFsr REYlYED.

CoNsHoHOCKEN, Penn, Aug. 23.-The con-
test between the Pcnnsy lvauil and the Philadelphia ana
Reading Railroad Compaic-, in which the later com
Dany prevented the former company from crossing
It's track 10 building 4 branch from PLiadell hla TO
Phunixyfle was received last evening. The Reading
Company again refusing t. permit the tracks 10 De aG
the Pt-usI wanna company dlrd bill IN equity To- al
Injunction 10 restrain Tie Reading from further nterfer
Ing The hearing VIII take place AZ NorristOwn on sep
grl.l
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PREPARING TO ATTACK The BoASrFOL Df"'
NtNN@ -A'' Gratis


Tr7r1 ne PhN1dFp0lH I'F4770F7 :, 77'.1,,T,r Fos-
The Ohio Republicans, leu ny w, ,ape hold Of
,ar are ahout 70 pul OF tlelI coats anu tahC o.vl
the BOA thu and confident Democracy n sgefg sv be-
l. is quite possible mat the resu 81 te hfhe rto
nected IL Is true thai the oI'inJ ~
:. ey "a .ercise controlling influence I'D We ,t IT,
,-4,.fv alienated from TIE Repun igin I' -, ~
cdl~,sr bur The peculiar situation VII w
s5t Of .he latter many voters VINO lave n9 ,,i o,b
r., - snme or the Democratic lea'efs anu S NV
leader NAV vet make sorry WORK OF t-r e. pe'o &
s'tv and he battle may be inst Directly OF M az
son6t reasonable prospect even Of ,eiuPo -
fory In OHIO naturally wAets the aPpeuiS7 % -. CO..
trs 10 dangerous point a"' All '"' ' 49,
lcnh IL ar
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rHE MARIETTA ~ ClNcINNArL

CNCINNAT, Aus. 23.-ln Tie nearing Of The
Marietta aud Cincinnati Railway case to-day the Court
said that il WAS not saIled with the degree
Of evidence that the requisite twothirI. Of the
stockholders and secured creditors had consented Co the
plan ~ Capitalization ana reorganization, AMI that 10
would appoint special master 10 take eFd and re-
pOri THIS point but thai tle meantime the hearing
Of other issues IL tie case would continue.
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P0L0 GANES NLBP0RE

NEWPORT, r. l., Aug. 23.-In the first polo
na.c. for pairs this afternoon the winners were C. o..
Isen and Pierre Lonlard ir. who beat August Belmont
jr I'D Thomas Hitchcock Should The winners beat az
The secorl Trial they vii win handsome cup. The
Edes for the regular games were as follows Bues-C
g. Isefn, John SANFORD i LOrl.ard Jr., and Carroll
Bryce. KedsW. K Thorn, Jr. James Vi. Waterbury, c.
e. Peters aud II l. Herbert. Tie blues won three and
the ~ Qame-
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BUFFALO, Aug. 23.-The Grand Army of the
Republic OF western New-Nork went Into camp AT The
driving park here to-day for live days encampment.
parade was held to-day. The enoampment Eumbers
about 600 The camp VIII bee lighted al might ny
electric lights sham battles viii be tho features OF Fri
day aud saturday aud on Monday prize drill viii be
hed Tie camp nas been named ia nUnOr OF General -
b Bdwcl. this ely, VINO Has kllled st te baltic oi
Ced-.r Creek, Va
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CHANGES DUE TO AZ AMALGAMATION.

HAMLToN, Ont, Aug. 23.-Frederic<
Brougtou general manager Of the Great Western Rail-
~ ms rendered his resignation 70 the mauagem nj OF
the Fl sed Grand frank and Great Western Roads
ToEoxro, Aug 23.-J0seph Hckson, Z neral manager
NJ the GRIND Trunk Railway. states that Charles >tn
who was assistant general manager and general super
intendcnt of the Great Western viii be retained I'm the
position # superintendent OF the western system. C.
K Iofrvie tie locomotive superintendent. j. hohsou,
cnef Cd . nc,r and w. Edgar. general passenger agent
Will a. so con Iuue in thcir positions.
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er1r1 wFDnFD TO FOLLY

Frofa me Dt5 MoinFS "ty'; n,rtv in Iowa
The action OF the Dsm0cdrSSCSo Constitution Of the
y Gscs 5 rssda asG proP SSq &c pa Gqg
g. Il with any prospect Of .acgS.i tSs Inc Am.nded Con
ftbe Naon W ases The only good thing soGS ma, e
nseT NJ evil Known :se Mentions be knou
Tays SO d t9Ss so i always dee ting sef II IF DC 70
snSHs to fool Of .e a1G to make
the SAG is advance al the prospects II nigga "'
han
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BosroS, Aug. 23.--The directors of the Chi
ergo. Burlington and Quincy Railroad met to-day and
declared he usual quarterly dividend OF per Tie
con phny tral4c guarantee with the Denver
ana RIO Grande Railroad. subject 20 the lrraki NO Of
the present Colorado pool Under the proposed arrange
mont the Chicago, Burlington and quincy Railroad VIII
have ouchal Instead o. onethird " the Denver bus
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COLLECTING VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS.
yA.urvGrov, Aug. 23.-Ihe Star publishes
the following. The collectors OF the Republican Con
rree.iona Committee were WORKING the Army and Navy
Department. today. They bad al who had not re-
spof,e, 10 the request for voluntary contributions
down ou their books and the dtlnquent- wef- seen.
Nofpg le-- fhtu Der ceur the salary ~ received.
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IN.rpI-nrrn E0R FLONER.

WArERrOwN, \. l., Aug. 2J.-Ihe Jellerson
County I'D Assembly Di,tuc. Democratic Conyen-
ton to-day elected william Il. IA'Ap-on' Lloyd o.
Woodruff and Deaai5 OBrcn dele safes % ne STATE con
vrntou resolution iu-truc ns ihe dci-ftt l'r H. T.
Flower fOr Governor " ~ unanimously adopted.
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GARDNER A. SAGE.

Gardner A. Sage died at White Sulphur
SPRINGS West Virginia. August p. lie was native
OF NewYork. aud had lived in the city for sixty
years tie a civil engineer by profession, and
Of those engaged IN aging ont the Central Park
and tLs Boulevard Many years ago lie wac Colonel VI
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liz NDIAN IERRITORY ELECTIoN.

CHICAGO, Aug. 23.-Dlsplichcs from the
indian Territory say that tie election % Ov ron for
Governor a grea; triumph for the stawari Indian Gle
mcut against outside Influences aud he violation ~
treaties. Hc has been Governor for your ycate ana mo
Nation made Giant strides IN that time Oy-rton op-
poses the railroads
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ching. worse but the Democrats aide1 ,n IN
Ths record s theirs well as the OF IT,
end they cannot upon it must consider al there
votes sose make T. and Of the wnos make
r bnocrt" AS July responsible for 1t as '''
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RUNS SCORED EACH iSNIN0.

Metropolitan .... -.-------- --.-.. "a
Runs earno-alrtropolfan J. Proyiience Frst base by
errors metropolitan D. Providence 3. Ioa LETT or ba.es
N.rro,. Ian Pl1.id Zee Total base ltsMe rUputan
= Pfotidrnce T. struck Metropolitan = Providence p
Tftuur Mr. Clinton Time Of glle-l hour AID ~
utrs Wild pitches Lynch, l. Passed balls -Nava 1.
The Boston and Detroit mines played Leauo contest
At Boston yesterday. Tue home team were victorious
by the following secret
Boston ...................... 5 U o 0 81
Drtlult -------..- . U y y IL
A good game was played at Philadelphia be- ween the
Buffalo and Phlade phia mines. The home team took
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.niDYIGRT WE4THEB REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
su.93sis for the past ersatyfour hours

S--5Igls 11r t1e Dd5- TI'NTIToHT 00V7'
WAsuINGroN. August 2l. l a. m.-Ihe par
oneter las fallen IA al districts east Of the Mssi7 pp
1ftsngae. On tie south Atlantic coast and Is lowest IL
Colorado Local rains are reported from Ne"Ens "hC
md the Middle states the Ohio Valley aud The southern
States except IL tie south Atlantic reeio1 where SOUTH
-. ,,.,is and fair weather continue Far weather
... t, rho Like rcpion with northwest 10 south
vest w nds and eighty lower temperature. me I'm
Teralr aA- risen slightly lue atlantic COAST VIZ!
to,+h,.y winds and Iucf about stationary ~
lie ONO V.ler. the CAT States and Missouri "!tu
sOuLheas- tc southwest winds
Indications for tO-idy
For Hew-Frglaud. partly cloudy weather and Aslt
wins I'm me northern portions south ~ west Wina 10
c1are in temperat.Ie falling followed D. rising bar
Tor the Middle Atlantic states, local rains, partly
elogd- weather. soutlciy westerly winds ana sLSht
chang IA temperature.
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CONVERSATIONAL NOMINATIONS.

CNCINSATI Aug 23.-The Democrats OF the
XVII Ohio District have nominated General H. j. War
ner FOR Congress by acclamation.
Ihe Democrats " the YIIIth Ohio District at Spring
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AZ INnlANA ROAn SOLD.

INDIANAPoLs, Aug. %. 80 Yesterday the
Bedford, sprngyiie, Oweusburg and Bloomfield Rail
road running from BEDFORD swift City old Tie
purchaser was Agul4 Jones, " indianapolis and the
price pala was - 100000
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NArIONAL PROHIBIrIOY cONEENTION.

NATIONAL PROHIBITION CONVENTION.
CHICAGO. Aug. 23.-TAe National Prohi-
blon Convent met I'm Far@e Han. this city, to-day,
about 300 delegates being present Gideon stewart Of
ONO called tine Convention to order lie said that IN
many negnbocood+ and states the Piohi1uonisis had
burned their bridges behind tIcm By cutting loose from
Other parties. TIE I.eT. John Russell u Micig n. AS
elected temporary chairman. Phoebe Cozzens, OF 81.
Louis. and Mary 3. Willard. OF Chicago were chosen
secretaries
NJ. Young. Of Iowa. representing one Of the three
Iowa delegations. asked the delegates not commit FL
to tie third party movement. though in fun sympathy
with prohibition. were 10 De excluded. The Chair sai
those would Dee barred ont who had not abandoned af
aton WITH Democratic Republican, Greenbacker OF any
other party that mad declared Ia favor OF the legal
prohibition OF tho liquor traffic.
Mrs J. A. Brown and tie Rev. Arthur Edwards deiv
ere tac addresses OF welcome and j. b. Finch Of Ne
braska, responded.
At the afternoon session addresses were made the
condition u the pron0 ion In the States.
anon tie speakers were MIs- Fruoe- willard. Of
Illinois: Ms Wood. ~ Iowa DT Ch-vis. Of Kentucky
Dr 7outncriy ~ minnesota; MT RUM, ~ Missouri :
George Balm. OF Kentucky. aud Mrs.. Ellen Foster, ID.
Iowa. lie later -dd thit Iowa womb surely an ll--
idly enforce pr,llh zion, and that Dakota woGd De a
prohibition Stat soon &c. admitted into fhe Union
The Committee On Credentials here reported admitting
ali tie dcleeau us, mixing 5lI members o. ilo '"nNen-
tol, bat O..y allowing a- nun votes 10
state bad Congressional aietnc,e, Committee on
Resolutions WAS appointed, VITA ). l. tanner tHair-
DR. pos 10 add the ci Ms VII trd 10 the list
OF tle Committee on Resolutions Her name was finally
added. Bat al! other vO.Icn were excluded
Professor ccIu.df. or Lake Forest. made q speech,
arguing that the German cit2ens needed only proper
Organization bring them INTO tao rauks Of the Proli
bl ION party lie said believe tnat Ia five years al
tie Germ ans IN the Northwest VIII favor prohoitosy
constitutional amendment"
The Committee Permanent Organization made the
following report which adopted president, T. d..
Kauouse. OF >con-n; \ice-Irc.dent, lanes Robert
-ou and y-eprrsident from each safe. The lun-
y,lt.On adjourned uurl tomorrow Various meetings
IL tue Temperance people VII be held 70 night.
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the lead in the arst part Of the game and holding
throughout. won By the following score:
PPn nlsIs 9oo9
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AN Oh cltZen, returning to his home from a
banquet meets another Old citizen coming from the Cd
kGsIte arecilOn. Ish tlsh avenue q" asked No l.
Az" SA"uAo KNOW wash At the banquet Lny SELF"
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COTTON COMING IN SLOWLY.

NEW-ORLEANs Aug. 23.-Ibe receipts of
beV crop cotton 20 date the ppi Valley this
last year
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MARRIED..

BURNuAM-KISNAN-On Wednesiay. Algisg -. 1872.
Trinity Cha ,A3 II weston, y T., -ol Da
Warren Durham " Isabella LgeAton AMMAN al VI iH.s
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-24
MF.IrRY FrFv,v-


IN the second inning OF the Islanders Dale'- bowling
proved to Dee fatally elective nc tk four Wckcfs for
runs They had scored 30 rJuis Tor four wlck,t- of
which Hlr scored 10 and Lane q when tie time arrived
tor draw ng stuups and the game suspended for the
day It viii be resumed at 4 Ii. ~ to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-24

TRIBUNE OTYIcR. August "a. ! a m.-Ihefe was HI''e
change IT, the barometer yesterday Cloudy weather
preva ueary az day and 81 Inches II rain fell Inc
Temperature ranged between Is and 67' tie average
nv being - than or the CORES ponGine nay
la wear aud rs higher than OF Tues lay.
cloudy weather and possibly Hebt rain may De e1
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-24
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