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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-18
THE BOSTON Art EXHIBITION.
A COMPREHENSIVE EXHIBITION OF AMERICAN ART
PROMISED.
From The Bost0a Post. Aug. ~.

From The boston Post Aug. is
The art exhibition of the coming Institute
Fair will far transcend importance even the very I'M
pOraut exhibition OF last year, on was conceded 10
ne the hest Of It's kind la Boston for many years
fne art director oil the Institute Frank Robinson, has
leading artists and those interested IN art and the result
PROMISES TO De plete aud comprehensive Au eIhi
btlou of American art hAs ever Deeu seen IN tls
country. Boston ard New-YOrk artists VIII
naturally most strongly represented Pro1aby not
dozrn Bostop artists will not be represented
Among tine many SewY artists WHO will be repro
sented are William Sartan, Carroll D. Beckwt1 carton
Wagons Charles VOikmar. q. W. III. Ritohie, BENJAMIN
Lander. William NJ. Chase, L. N; shurtlcn W. A. COZ
I'm. f. A Brdgm9n Wlnslow Homer, - D.
O. L. Hlrst, Granville Prrkins, George Reynolds.
W. L. sonntag, jr., William Walton, G. A. Platt George
w MAYNARD, D. K Clifford, Bolton Jones. T. L. Ryder,
Theodore Robinson, Thomas Hoyc1den, i. Addison
Riobaids, o. L. Urich, X W. Van BOskerck, O. Harry
Eaton r. III. Blashaeld. j. A g. Monks, Harry Chase, H.
10 Hunter O. W. Edwards. Y. winthrop Pierce, q. H.
story j. Is. sword, J. X. stiles, stephen Parish J. O.
NicoH f. T. Lent, Miss Rosina Emmett, Miss Dora
Wheeler aud others
than al any previous exhibition in the East special
Efforts being made TO enlist the interest OF
tne heat men in Cincinnati and Chicago
y NJ BpQcs will contribute two marines. and probably
Ri large salon picture besides From Chicago there VIII
come tirty pictures; from Clnclnhat twenty or
more and about the same number from Philadelphia
In all There viii than 600 oil paintings wafer
coOrs etohings etc, III the exhoitioh Inc SaneIlos
will he ba dsoney decorated and. Ia addition TO the
n,cures han gipg on the walls. will have largo number
OF cases con aiming fine collections OF engravings Jap
ers Hartley. Valentine. Muer Dann, hmeness suu
others Endeavors are beng MADE 70 secure gooi us
play OF decorated glass, useful ana ornamental anu IN
terror decorations, architectural oeSiSnss osf'wk''
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soN;rTuING NEWPORT NEVER SAW BEFORE
S0 From The Newport NeWs

THE NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE managed by clear
grt and to send the SUNDAY edition OF tner
tSst Sunday paper has reached here the day
OF publication and as might be supposed me incident
cr.ated considerable comment Everybody At the
hotels club Casino and the street, spoke favorably
nj tbe enterprise Of the management OF The TRIBUNE
= sneciei frain was taken east from New.Haven, the
getting to that city by the regular train 1t was
necessary to take team and ride SIX miles De1orc the
Newport boatman who was eng grd 10 bring them
across from Narragansett Pier was found. The wind
teng northeast ne boat delayed nearly two hours
INT the papers arrived before O'Clock, and were
Immediately all parts OF the city Without expense
mail 70 New port and Oher intervening stauons THE
DAILY TRIBUNE is delivered In Newport one hour and
ten minutes ahead OF nil other New York papers
FOR THE FIRST TIME IN THE HISTORY OF NEW
YORK SUNDAY PAPERS
From Mondays NorIoteh Bulletin.
THE NEw-YORK SUNDAY TRIBUNE was sold
VI the streets OF Nor wien yesterday.
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an INDIANA BANK REORGANlZED.
W. II. ENGLISH BECOMES PRESIDENT or THE FIRST
NATIONALS BANK OF INDIANAPOLIS.

W. H. ENGLISH BECOMES PRESIDENT or THE FIRST
NATIONALS BANK OF INDIANAPOLIS.
NDIANAPoLIs Ind, Aug 1.-THE reorgan-
Zation OF the First National Bank Of this city
peted last evening The stock has been Increased from
100000 to 100000 paid In capital. Following is
lat ofthe officers; W. ii. English presidents E. +. Clay
pool vice. president; John c. McCutcheon. cashier D
rectors, W. H. English, E. f. ClaypoO John e. Wright,
A. B. Conduit. W. W. Johnston, W. C. Depauw, OF New
Albany john Reynolds of rerre Coupeei simon Yandes
OF Indianapolis; j. 2. Ship. Robert Browning and W.
H. ljams.
w. H. English In letter to the public says; AT the
time OF the trouble 10 the First National Bank
indianapolis, had neither stock deposits Ia that
bank. and no pecunary Interest IN IL whatever. did
what could 10 arrest what might have been fearful
ana widespread calamity and did IL entirely dsin
terested motives am urged Ia ever direction to accept
the presidency or the bank aud told that accept
anoo imperative necessity. doubt this necessity
accept with extreme reluctance knowing the great
care. worry and strain that proper discharge the
duties demand"
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AMERICAN Library ASSOCIATION
COMPETITIVE EXAMINAnoNs FOR ASSISTANT IL
MISUNDERSTANDING LIBRARIANS.

COMPETITIVE LNANiNAIlONS FOR ASSISTANT IL
BRABIANS-SAMGNG LIBRARIANS
BUFFALO, \. Y, Aug. l7.-At the session
Of the American Library Association to-day
considerable routine business was considered. The
70 lie 1ddc1 Committee reported resolutions compli-
meutary TO the author, wuicn adopted \ spirited
debate followed the subject OF librarian instruction in
colleges Mr. Gutter Of tae special committee. submitted
II report which was adopted In wuich resolution was
embodied expressing gratoto t1at the truslecs Of
Columbia College had considered tho subject o,
training lbrlriaas. and s,atns that they sin
cerely hoped the experiment would be tried.
j. ~ Larned. OF the Nominating Committee reported In
favor OF the election Of the following officers nucleus
for the Executive Committee: Justice Win or Harvard
University; Melvin Dewey Columbus College; James
t. whitney. Boston Public Library; :. :. Green.
Wore, stor Free Library; and e. A Gutter Boston Athe
nGun.
Gay a. Brown, OF Lincoln, Ncb, State Librarian Intro
duccd the subject OF Estate LbTaries Their Manage
ald Support" resolntoa adopted declaring
"that efficiency in library administration can
only be obtained through application OF
the cardinal principles OF an enlightened Civ service
exclusive OF al political and pcr@onai Influence.
tor merit and retention during good behavior.
and that ~ the opinion Of tls assocatou IN large pub
lac Libraries subordinate employees should be sncc ed by
competitive exam atom followed BY precautionary
tcrns." Toe meeting concluded tina afternoon Win
an excursl on to Niagara fdls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-18


BLANC-At Geneva Switzerland August Mary Elizabeth
GobhaTc wile OF baron Jule+ Blanc.
GILLErr-Suddenly at keyport, n. J., on August 10,
carrie r.. infant daughter of. n and Kate oiiictt
Burial at WOODLAND TO day. Saturday.
GoADBY AT Peeksk. Thursday August 10. Mary Gcadby
aged - years
req of her brother. Thomas Goadby. NO "a West
Y5gh.st
Relatives friends Of the family respectfully invited TO
attend.
JOHNsoN-AJ Yonkers Friday August II. Davis Grit
hng niaut son ol AonEo H. aud EzabeSh Orining john
residence OF his parents sunday afternoon
at 3 O'clock
II Is kindly requested that flowers be sent.
McKE-On Wednesday the 18th the residence OF
has brother. Philadelphia John H. Mckee. OF this
Funeral and interment la philadelphia
Mill ER-On Friday. August II, Martha H.. daughter OF
william aud Margaret Aner.
Funeral OF her parents No S39
West 2OthsL. sabbath evening. August 10. at $50
O'Clock.
Intenent Monday afternoon leaving her late residence
O'Clock Relatives and iIiends invited " attend.
Please omit uowers
sdARP-on Thursday. August 10. William Sharp in the
9lst Of his
ate residence. No 476 Paoiacst,
Brooklyn SUNDAY. August 10. at p. H..
Friends will kindly omit flowers
STOkES-At jamestown, a. L.. August TO- Albert NJ.
stokes. New YORK 10 the 53d year OF MS
No. 5ai Highst Providence saturday. August
u.s. at O'CLOCK.
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THE KINGS COUNT SAYINGS BAYGS.

RESOURCES or Ss12JC.0l7. WIN 4 SURPLUS or
S1Qf0f. SS7.
IRON AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENCE OF TIP TRIBUNE !
ALBANY. Aug. I7.-FOuriecD savings banks
in Kings County have their reports TO the Bank
Department. twelve OF WHOM herewith gwen in the
most important substance The PARK and Mechanics
Banks are closing and have only 5000 500 of assets
Inc total resources Of the Kings County banks are
Ss1 ,256.047 they owe depostors S7O.334,75s. and
have surplus Of So 4Oi, sS7 The total number Of
positors Is Ig2O3i.
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RAILWAY INTERESTS.
DENVER AND RIO GRANDE DIRECTO

DENVER AND RIO GRANDE DIRECTORS.
The directors of the Denver and Rio Grande
Railway Company met yesterday, but adjourned with
out choosing successor TO General Palmer, who re-
Gently resigned the Office OF president It said after
the meeting that nothing except routine business had
been transacted. There some informal talk among
the directors In regard to the Office. but while
prominent 70 indicate a choice The failure of the Board
TO elect president was considered by Wall street
tac acknowledgement that Mr. Cassatt the first choice
OF ALI tile directors had declined TO accept the presl-
dency
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a SUMMER TRIP or GENERAL GRANT

VISIT TO THE ELK GARDEN MINING REGIONS
DER PARK, Md, Aug. 17.-This morning
General Grant and vile. General Beale. Henry Davis
Hkrs aud large party Of gentlemen and ladies left
~ r@rK on special train, rendered by tine Baltimore
soo ONO Company GU trip over tue recently
'a' virginia Central aud Pttsburg Railroad, for visit
" me Elk Garden Mining regions
s'hera Graut was received By the miners with much
su'Ausasm He made q thorough inspection OF the
6sS On the return. arriving at Piedmont General
"s was formally received by the prominent cIizeus
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OBITUARY.
BARON Won wULLERsTORF-URBAIR.
VIENNA. Aug. 17-BarCn Bernard Won Will
erstorf Urbar, the scientist, Is dead.

Baron Won wdllerstorf-Urbar was born at Trieste on
January 90 1915 and when seventeen old became
a cadet in the Austrian Navy. He studied astronomy
under Lttrow, and IN 1889 made director OF the
nautical observatory and professor Naval Academy
at Venice. In lS49 he was appointed commodore, and
eight years later In command Of the N0vara on her
scientific tour. He made commaaderin-chof Of the
allied beetsn the German Ocean In 1854 From 1865 70
1867 he Minister OF Commerce. aud In the latter
year became vice-admiral aud ibera member OF the
House OF Lords
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-18
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsHINGrOS, Friday Aug. IL, 1888.
A NEW KANSAS BASK.-fhe Acting Controller Of the
Currency has authorized the LeavenwOrth National
Bank to begin business vita a capital OF 100000
VOLUNTARY LTQUIDArIoS.-The Acting Controller Of
the Currency has boon informed that the City National
Bank OF Lawrencoburg Ind., VIII go into voluntary
liquidation.
REPAIRS TO REVENUE CUrTER.-The revenue steamer
Hamilton Philadelphia, has been ordered to pro-
coed 20 hewDurg, N. Y, TO receIYe boiler, when
Deen constructed Tor her. and 20 undergo certain
repairs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-18
EUROPEAN MARK ETS.

LIVERPOOL. Aug l7Bacon. Ca nosriaad Cat 400; Short
Rib 1900 Pork Primo Ness o6 ID; ID Nestsrn ljU LArt
Prime 4j6d Cheese nerican JiUob 5l6d rur.
S0irits 3i0t Progtao1s Lard A % cSt fbr
Amerlcan Brea1stufs-Uorn SO Ia tor New Mixed Wes~
ern heat Al 9Soi pero,i.N re California No sDls
SfU4d California No & SlUiDbii foe Raj S1tsr Peas
1000 CAallal Butter 6J0Dd tor }ooi Uals
states and 3J0Ul tor do Bes 92JI tor EXTRA
India Ness
LONDON Aug l7-5olrit, raros1u1. 3lsi; u4lcutts
LInseed 1880 LAnsee1 jill EsJ Jp6SS5 10
per tin- fLlo~ opo o,s csL asilsl fsssJeah u 30
Olsd. per "a.
BREMEN Aug l7-Wlcox's Lard c03sf at 45 MARKS 81
pfeDnngs he IDS Petroleum. marks as ptonnings
ANTWERP Aug l7WilcoKs Lard closed at III franos ~
Petroleum Fine Pale American ~
francs 81 centmes paid 10 francs 30 confines sellers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-18

tribune OFFICE. Aug 49, n. m.-Dur.ng tho clear
Of yesterday the changes In the barometer were
slight The temperature ranged between 500 and So.
the average 800, being So lower than the oorre
spoudIag day last year and 61' higher than Thurs
day,
Clear or fair and warmer weather. may DO expected
to-day In thls city and vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-18
QUARANTINE Neutrality-suspicious. AT BOSTON

WAsHNGToN, Aug. 1.-THE Collector at
Boston has made report to tue Treasury Department in
regard TO increasing accommodations at that port
FOR tle quarantine imported cattle. He says that the
agricultural buildings and grounds at Concord, Mass
secured cattle station at annual rental
for the at estimated expense OF $4,000 These
quarters Wlh accommodate 800 head OF cattle. Inc
collector also tIat he notice OF the
pectro rival vi 800 mead u catte the first week Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-18
DROWNED IN SIGHT OF HIS WIFE.

drowning accident under peculiar circum-
occurred yesterday on Fort Lee. John Stenenz
age twenty-three, clerk In the Custom House, accom-
panied by his wife aud friend named John Renberger,
went Fort Lee to pass the day. They hired
row-Ooat and went out the river.
Renberger who was rowing. dropped OF the oars.
which hoatcd away and Stenenz sprang overheard te
recover IL. He was seized with q cramp however, and
was drowned In view OF his wife and friend, who
powerless render him any assistance. The body was
not recovered. A boat put OFF from the shore and
broug ht Mrs Steneatz and Renberger to Fort Lee
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Bank4
MIR. MCKAY AND 1AE POSTAL TELEGRAPH

WHAT San FRANCISCO MES THINK or HIS RE-
PORTED CONNECTION WITH THT COMPANY.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 1.-THE announce
ment that Mr.. Maokay had taken prominent interest
In the Pos tai Telegraph Company and had Induced Mr.
Fair to Join forces him, excited considerable sur
prise DOUBTS OF his seriousness in the enterprise are
freely expressed by those VINO best know min. IL 10
SAID that both Mr. Msckay and Mr. Fair have thor
han1s full OF business this coast and that 10 nos
prObabjtheylwOud enter into any hnanCiasoheme tney
cnnld moi fully control.
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TIE EDITING or TIE POSTAL GUIDE"
Mr.. uoUGHToN DENIES ANY DISHONEST DEALINGS
WITH KIRBY.

Mr.. nOUGlIrON DENIES ANY DISHONEST DEALINGS
WITH KIRBY.
BosToN, Aug. lin relation to the dis
missai Of Thomas u. Kirby. OF Tennessee, "a
clerk In the Post Office Department at Wash
ngton. on charge that he shared with
Houghton. Mflin g. Co, of Boston, publishers OF
The Postal Guide. the profits all pages above
Der specified In the contract Mr. HOughton this after
denied emphauoally that there had been any dis
honest dealings with the Government. He said
that at the timo this contract was made
the Government specified that the editing
OF the work should be done by the
Department clerks. The firm merely did the publishing;
but IL part OF the conracl thai the firm should pay
for the eating Kirby one OF the editing clerks,
and paid fair price Tor that work by the irn lie
was innocent or aay unfair dealings with the Govern.
mcnL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-18
OBITUARY NOTES.

PIrTsBURG, Penn, Aug 1.-THE Rev. s. J.
Wilson, professor of history In the Western Theological
Seminary Allegheny City, died this morning OF ty-
pbOd fever.
TORONTO, Ont, Aug. 17.-Judge Alleyn resident Judge
OF tho County Of Rmousk, died to-day.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 17.-Charles Altman Of Nashville
Tenn q wellkno wn clerk In the War department. who
served during the late officer Of the 2d Regi-
ment of Iowa Volunteers. died suddenly in this city
vesteI day OF aDoplexg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-18
ARMY Orders.

WASHINGTON, Aug. IT, First Lieutenant
Lloyd ). MoCormck TIN Cavalry, has been relieved
IRON duty at jefferson Barracks. Mo. a member of
tue general oOurEmartal appointed to meet at that
post, and Will Join his troop IN the Department of
Dakota Ordnance Sergeant Richard Browne has been
relieved from dJy tOrt Duncan. Texas. and Will pro-
coed u Fort Mliiu, Penn, for duly al mat post
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-18
HANGED AFTER COHFASSING HIS GUILT

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn Aug. II. Taylor
Banks colored was hanged 10 day at scottsboro Ala
for the murder or Turner Woods in 1880 lie made full
confession OF his guilt few days ago. He ate hearty
breakfast and smoked cigar while being taken to the
gallows ON his collin. lie was firm ana Collected
declared mat he mad made hs peace VITA God ana
was ready 10 die. lie died without an apparent
gffuO Ola
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-18
THE NEW POSTAL NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-THE new postal
notes Will be ready for circulation September 3.
They being books of 500 each from
.he Homer Loo Bank Note COMPANY and are being die
tubued through tho registration DIVISION OF the New
York Poet Oico ~ the postmasters VI The country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-18

Asiatlc cholera, cholera morbus, summer
complaint, collie, stomach. darrnea and all aec-
tons Of the bowels incident either children or adults
cured at once by DR.. Jaynes Carminatiye Basam.
1t aays the irritation aud calms the action OF the stom
ach and being pleasant to the taste. is acceptable
remedy TO the Youngest in the family. :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-18
CONTRACT FOR SLEEPING CARS.

The Mann Boudoir Car Company has closed
an agreement with the New.York. New.Haven and
Hartford and the Boston AID Albany Railroad Com
panes for running the Mann Boudor Sleeping Cars on
thu New-York and Boston route by way Of Springfield
after October l. The will be Of the design as
the train which tho Manns BOudOir Car Company Is
now building at the Gilbert Works. Troy, for Adellna
Patti and the Royal Italian COMPANY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-18
An ENGLISH NoBLEMAN SEEKING LAM
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrBUNKI

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 1.-THE Earl of Aylesford
and his brother the Hon. d. French about to make
tour Of the Texas and Pacific Railroad grant lands.
where they contemplate purchasing large tract with
view establishing largest farm IN the State
They will be panied by the leading officials of the
Gould Southwestern system.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-18
4 BOY ACCIDENTALLY SHOE

KINGSTON, N. Y, Aug. 17.-William Fisher,
sixteen years old, OF Il. Fisher senior member OF
the New.York tea firm Of b. Fisher Co., was accident
ally shot while out cunning near Pine HILL Ulster
County last night son OF Rev. ID. Howe, also OF Nav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-18
NORTHERN PACIFIC EXPRESS.

The Northern Pacific Express Company
which has been formed to do express business over
the lines OF tue Northern Pacific Railroad organized
yesterday by the election OF the following directors
Thomas f. cakes, Frederick BilliD2s Ashbe H. Barney,
Benjamin T. Cheney and Edward ID. Adams. At subse-
quent meeting OF the Board Thomas L. Cakes was
elected presdent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-18
Run OYER And INSTANTLY KILLED.

Robert Deneen, age thirty-fve, Of One
hundred and fortethst and LOCUST was run over
By at Port Morris yesterday and instantly killed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-18
NOT BY A GOOD DEAL


The managers of The New YORK TRIBUNE
ceeeded In get ing the sunday edition to Saratoga
nav ~ any of the other papers Of the metropolis
snecs New York central train is lrei every sunday at
eP 90 sSo0 The last stage Is done by pony express
aIb Yin incidentas makes THE TRIBUNE altogether
nav aSont $3.50 weekly for the privilege Of being the first
P' 1000 SUNDAYS Therefore each copy delivered must
cost tine paper about so cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-18
4 BALL PITCHER S1RUCK WITH 4 STONE

WATERBURY. Conn.,, Aug. 17.-During a
dispute over a game of baseball this evening James
Eagan, pitcher Tor the Brooklyn Baseball Club, was
knocked senseess by unknown person with heavy
stone His IN two places, AMI no receIVeu
scalp wound several inches length If not moro serious
tufur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-18
WARD CHALLENGES COURTNEY.

CORNWALL, N. Y, Aug. 17.-"Josh" Ward
announces his desire a with Charles Court
ney one mile and half and turn. the mach to OF
al Cornwall six weeks from this date, at $500 side.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-18
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

me variations shis CITY J nrn
sfah Tue divisions of time for the hour
in the Civilizations
The broken o. oed Nae repfrsen
temperature Indicated the thermsmse a. Hue
asts Pharmacy. IIs Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-18
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Aug l7.-Assistant Surgeon
William Martin has been ordered TO duty at tho Peusa-
cola Navy Yard Civil Engineer L. f. Pesry to duty at
COaster, Har0Or Island aud Captain William T. Brown,
OF tne Marine Corps, tue Marine Barracks Mare
Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-18

and held informal reception nearly tho entire
lation paying their respeots night General Grant is
being entertained ut President CARROTS cottage by T.
Harrison Garrett
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-18
rur Tribune Al The SUMNER RESORTS.
AHEAD. As USUAL.

IRON The ChnutdUqud HtTdId
TIE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE folks are enter
rsnr They have a team running between Chautsuqua
pss,yf Id every evening to bring The TRIBUNE here
hna mt In on sale before breakfast the mex morning
shs X pubished Ii be hal late the evening OF
she day IL Is published by special arrangements
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-18
Posi- OMce NoIice.
Foreign mas for tho ealing August ID will Gloss 4.
this follows

Forcignmas for the ealing August ID will Gloss u
this follows
SATURDAY AT 2:30 a for Europe, per - city OF
Rome. Queenstown etters for dorni1y an Scotland
Directed "Doc Otty % Rome d az $50 ~ ior
scotland IlrsoG, Oer Bolivia ut IL a. m for Noao-
zueia aud Caracja psr valencia Al IA a zoe
Germany &c. psr uOhenz0ern. via S1lthA nytot
and lelters for Great Britain and other european
countries directed d0henzoerhG Al y: IN
for europa. QuSonstOwh. AZ LOU
o. IN Tor Cuba and Porto fsioo pef 81 Newport VI
Gayapa at o. ~ Tor gan irsct, Pc sS hhyniAnn
antwerp. 49,. ,..,.x.,.. ,,-
sUNDAY-At 1850 p. for Hond iras AMI l'1nSsoa psr
"a Lace r. Aier via New-DrloaHA o., 49,,
nasfor Aa,.raia SsakosisId. ,aatSiol al fl tblt+
No. - Au.r.lia wa ,ai rrlnoicJ. cos5 h5re August
ia at7 a m Mails Tor and Japan por IS. Cty VI
E,xina VIA oan srIacsco. close here Angus 40 AZ
HENRY o. PEARSON. Posgnls5ee
Postohce. New YORK. ". ~ Aug ln.io5S
-he schedule trans lcihc aranysioa
rssu Don tasr aniatsruDtet oVerani transit -
Malta Ess 1IaR ~ san
francisco the VI sag ot steamers dispatched
tuanns the dAy.
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over TWENTY-FIVE years ago Mr. Alfei Speer OF Passsc
imported from the Banks OF the Donra In Portugal afew OF
gfapevnes commenced careful experiments for
.he purpose Of producing american Port has
emipenuy successfui and GERS Wine known
Endorsed by medical talent
world produced ot the Of In
yaiids. Tor sale by druggists and grocoTs-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-18

York. was hunting in company with the lad. and while
walking behind him the Howos gun In mysterious
manner was discharged The charge entered the boys
left ankle. It Is hoped the leg may be saved