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THE BATTLE OF ST0NINGTON.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR CELEBRATING THE sIxTY-NINTH
ANNIVERSARY.

ARRANGEMENTS FOR CELEBRATING THE sIxTY-NINTH
ANNIVERSARY.
SToNINGToN Conn, Aug. 8. - This usually
quiet little borough the OF great hustle and ex
element this evening IN anticipation OF the celebration
tomorrow Tho occasion is the sixtynntb anniversary
OF the bombardment OF sonngtoD by the British under
Sir Thomas NJ Hardy. Everywhere nags
can DO seen waving from puDhc
and private buildings. and the tramp
of horses feet clearly betokens that the descendants OF
the sturdy yeomanry who for three days fought back
the advances OF Q well-trained enemy arc even now
coming from the suburban towns TO take part In the
celebration. Al 10 o'clock the borough fire department
will reviewed By the Warden and Burgesses ana a.
IL o'clock the procession will be formed aud VIE march
through the principal streets Of the village.
The procession will halt at the town square, where
can the two eighteen-pouDders that were USED
in the defence Of tho town on August D. ~ ana H.
1914 Al this point. Henry O. Robinson, orator OF the
day will deliver address, Short speeches are also
expected from Governor Waller, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
and others After these exercises the
win 10 the large vacant field east OF tue Doongn
hall aud partako OF collation.. Az lalipast ooecA
there Will DO "A military and nremens dress pAraue
which will be reviewed by the borough omoors anu
visitors. At o'clock there will be several boat sho
the harbor and In the evening thcre WI" NC
another psrade and illumination.
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TRANSATLANTIC TRAgELL ERS.

The White Star steamer Adriatic took among
her passengers for Liverpool yesterday Sir Charles O.
Lees Mr. and Mrs. p. T. Bsrndm, the Rev. J. H. white
head Charles johnston NJ C. r. de Magalhss, the Rev.
John Meyey. Mr.. and Mrs ]. w. Noble, Alexandra
Ugarte and I. X. Perego
Among the passenrers who arrived by the steamship
CITY of Rome from Liverpool the Hon. w. Adrich,
Colonel Alien, DR.. WASHINGTON Bagshaw. DIR. r. W.
Bisnop, Major Lew Chase the Rev. j. Cooke. Mr. and
Mira W. A. Donaldson, the Hon. s. b. Dick. tho Hon.
Alexander Delmar, II. r. @. Edwards, the ksy James
NJ De Lagrange. James Morrison, tho Rev. ar; MO
Manus, Or. EDen Touryec ana Mrs ioursee ANU AA'"'
tenant j. u. Williams. u. ). A. a.,
Inc steamer RhynlsDd brought from Antwerp MT.
and Mira lanes L. Cowles, Dr. and Mrs. Robert Meade
srntb Henry Leinrotto, Mr. and Mrs W. Duke Murphy,
ID H. GLASGOW aud Jules LeclercQ,
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A vERILL-At southampton. L. T.; Avg 8 OF cholera IN
William, only child OF Rev James o. AMI
Julia Philips Aver. Of hockswsy ~ J., aged 10 month
and l6 day
Inferment y Flushing. L l.
HUNTINGTON Wednesday morninr Aug 1888 aged
IL mouths Mary E. OF Abraham O. and uleims
Funeral Friday morning 10Th inst from the residence
her grandfather r. Masterton. BronA vile. N. Y
HALKINs-At Warehouse Point. Conn. Thursday. Aug
Eliza Chaplin. wife of the late Harvey Halkins
Funeral ST. Johns Church. saturday afteraoon. ~
o'clock.
JOHNSTON Suddenly 81 Newark ". j. Tuesday evening
Aug 4 drew Johnston. only Of Hester q and
Funeral services at the residence Of his orotheraaw
A. j. Hedges No. 91S Broad-st. Newark, On SATURDAY
morning. Aug III. a. III O'CLOCK
Kirkcaidy. Glasgow, papers please copy
PEAKE-In this city, Aug Q. william Peake IN tho eth
year OF his ago,
Intcrment at Schenectady.
wILLiAMs-snddenly Aug at stoningtcn, coao Joseph
Fnn.sr services At his late resasnce Saturday Aug H.
a.
Detroit papers please copy.
wooDwARD-on Taesiay, Aus. z Francis zaorskis IN.
fanl OF James Lawrence and cara Heed WOODWARD
vice AZ the residence OF ms parents aapieasa
Morristowa. y. L.. friday. Al ~ m
Train Barclay Christopher street ker,es ~ ioe
Inrsrment AZ woodlawn-
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TWO MEN SHOT BY DRUNKEN PAINTER.

LIQUOR DEALER WOUNDED IN Tnk JAW. A
POLICEMAN IN THE LEG.
Officer Morgan Thomas while patrolling his
on seventh-aye at O'Clock last night heard that
had been shot Robert W. Murphys liquor store at No.
1875 seyenth-aye. The policeman hurried to the spot
and found that Murphy himself had been shot by Henry
Collins painter who uyes at Seventy -second-st and
IArngton-aye Collins rho had been drunk for three
seeks went last evening 20 Murphy's place and had
eve nj drinks Murphy took him 20 the basement to
seep on hls drunk As he turned 10 up tho steps
Collins who was lying on the basement floor. drew
pistol and nred Tue ball lodg, In Murphys left jaw
and he ran up stairs aud gave an alarm. Securing
light Officer Thonas went down In the basement where
be mad some trouble In finding Collins when he did
stumble upon him the drunken man bred at Thomas,
wounang him severely In the left leg below the knee
his prisoner however until assistance
came FROM the Twentieth street Station,
DR. Warren, OF No. 2io West Twenty -eighth-st er-
tracted the ball from Murphys ohm. The ball could not
DO taken FROM Thomas leg.
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NOTES FROM NEWPORT
SOCIAL INcIpgNTs-PERsoNAL.

SOCIAL. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NEWPORT Aug 9. - The disturbance at 1i'e
<.os ON the occasion Of the subscription oiucr' moh
.,sh, continues to be leading topic OF discussion
The governors will 0eet again ioi "o
=, ,.ves figating the affair further.
r,a esurt-tenns match to be played at the casino on
.ruust Z between Harry Boakes the Canaaisn ehsm-
,.,on and Thomas Pettt the champion OF the unted
ee.tes already exctes much attention. e@'ei' summer
rssiaents subscribed handsome purse as prize ior 'n
winner Boaxes has arrived nero
T..r. vas q match game Of polo on skates at the
,s,,a, Skating Rink to-uight, between the Newport
:, 1ess and the Narragansett Pier team, resulting
- x,ctory for the latter, VINO won three out OF i've
goals
mere win be moonlight excursion to Bristol to-mor-
row night.
Mr.. r. +. Chickering. OF New-York, gave reception
at her new cottage to-day. About 800 guests were
,-.se,t Mrs John Jacob Aston, Sidney Webster. Mr..
md mrs August Belmont and Mr. and Mrs. =. iznaga
ave dinner parties Tonight rs Marsnai u kooer's,
H. yass ami and General van Alien gave e eo Ns
York VIII give dinner parties On Frida, ana SATURDAY
,s De Winton Wifi of Colonel De winton. private
secreary to the Marquis OF Lorne and Mrs. Mckenzie
81 Ottawa are at the Ocean House.
He remain here ths month as the guest OF the son
OF 5. b. French, of New-Yo,k A. ss.. .,...,,o. .rs
Mr and Mrs. +. p Perkins. Mis- PERKINS, MI and MIS-
Msddsa aaS wharton tse Misses whsrtoS wa@
]. Halnes, philadelphia J. W. McChesney, Orange,
n. j. - ,x,-
sayaer and family. yew-York; Colonel Lieoer, Us
D. d. Bond, @. y. Middiebrook. L. j. Gordon, U. .
Niss Treadwell. DE E Howard, Mira ~ Fesseaden
Cbare Carroll jackson A. Krkwood, George A. Down
Ing. Nsw-York; W. p. wMteomb and wife, Mrs. j. T.
Ienxfelow Miss Helen Snow, Boston Charles L
etyckpey, Mrs James Baird Philade!paia; the kev.
Dr. q. l. Hunt, Miss n. C. Hunt Jersey CITY; 4. T.
Dodge and wife, George A. Osborne, Brooklyn; Oscar
Turner Mrs Turner, Miss Turner and Oscar turner r
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COOL WEATHsR IN TIE cATsxrLLs

LAYING A CHURCH coRNER-sToNE--CAMP-MEETr
PREPARArIoSs-A RUSH OF VISITORS.
KINGSTON. N. Y. Aug. 9.-There is no dis
guising fscs that mountains are taking things
very coolfy this season. A, yesterday the
eay STOOD at $50 tho Overlook aud from 500
throughout the range
Tue COMMISSIONS Of . new Episcopal church. at Tan
Aersye laid with much ceremony yesterday after
hoon.
Great are In progress for the opening of
the Camp-meetlng at the rev grounds Thursday
h<xt
Crowds are coming up daily. IT may said that
Ne height Of the season IN the Casskills hls been
tsaeLed Tho West Shore trains to heavily
loaded daily and tins leading trains ON the Ulster and
Delaware attn require two locomotives The active
hvslry between this and Catsk landing route goes
"a with the odds In favor OF the aral
approach popular casrom Is 70 70 mp ths way, and
ssasrn By way cstskIn. the Grant party did The
pian Is good one.
The early arrival Of THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE contn nes to
OF satisfaction and pleasure visitors In the
sections reached TIE ladies all turn at once for the
pcveufh page to who IL IN the Catsks who at Sara
eA Long Branch etc., and what every body 10 doing
me next hingin order Is the Ambitious Woman The
esn run over the whole paper promiscuonsy. BY this
@ry arrival OF the guests may finish their papers
~ Do ready for relyns services In the parlor at
Visitors the more soutberly in the Ulster
ssKia rot reacasd BY the pony express DESTROYS
- some arrangement be made that will include that
oa IN this enterprise and various plans have been
NgEested BY them
Ae Hunter region 10 unusually full of visitors this
ens4 70 private hoasss.
40 xrenper Hodse. 1t Phunicia is now full with the
.cepuon OF one OF ile cottages
- Sfaad Hote! ct the Summit 10 again filing up
ssy. pleasant german took place there on Sal
~, snIss' whish va pfeesdsd By readings by
~. w{xxmx - No. a.
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PINE WEATHER At SARATOGA
COACHES 70 Blk RUN TO NEW YoRK-socIAL ESTER
TAINMENTS.

COACHES 70 Blk RUN TO NEW YORK-SoCIAL ESTER
TAINMENTs.
SARATOGA, Aug. 9.-All trains now running
mere are fed to their utmost capacity, and Saratoga
may be said to be booming Yest rdsys arrivals reached
fully $500 The weather Of finest the days being
warm and the nights delightfully."- cool
s,orah the tallyn0 man, has begun a new scheme.
Beeipning on August 20 be win run coaches between
this place and New York CITY, The trip will cover sir
days and will certainly be novel
Clara Louise Kellogg viii reach here on August 22and
II understood viii give concert at the United States
Hotel on August %
The Rev. Dr. j. L. wiihrow. Of Boston, conducted the
0aiy union prayermeeting TINS morning The attend
aDee large.
large party Of Grand Unicn Hotel guests yesterday
drove by taho Lake George and win return here on
Saturday next
The Rev. DIR. Alexander Crummei, OF Washington. ia
m address at the Bethesda Episcopal Church yesterday
evening spoke of the Of the coored race since
ths.r emancipation and great necessity Of their
educational elevation.
TITS expected that another garden party will be given
ct the Grand Union Hotel Wednesday rext
Cuban dances were the attractive features at the
Eysrets hop this evening The second invitation
Hotel guests to-nignt; n, A., n Nit. ..a
n and Mr. hIs Weaser aJ IT, Er ans ar Porter Mr.
ois M D. Mr ssS M. spsseksr Of
phss and tho Rev. DR.. Sunderland. Of Washington are
q the Grend Union.
Mr. and Mira s W. saxton, Mr.. and Mrs III w, eibey.
Mr. and Mrs j. Valentine. MT and Mrs VI. g. Com
stock, Mr. and Ms G. W. Browneil. Of NewYork; hr.
ana Nrs w. CAadseY OF Brooklyn, are at the United
fzates Hotel
Dr. a. u. Cohen, OF New-York; q b. Legard, OF Eng
had. and NJ @. Jameson and family, of 81 Louis, are
ofayii Al Congress Hall
hra T. wiegins and family, Of indianapolis, are at
ths Wmdsor Hotel
New York, at the Kenssngton.
Mr. aud Mrs. J. J. Matthew'S. Mr.. and Mrs b. Leteher.
- Aes-York, are at the Clarendon Hotel
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LoxG BRANCH, Aug. 8.-The Iron Steam
boat Company has discontinued the trips between the
Osssa Pier and Cnnsy Island.
-Ieixnthe" win be performed In the dining room OF
ehs Ocean Hotel tomorrow. An entertainment win be
given In the Elberon Casino next week BY J. Burdett
efHsw-York
General and Mira Grant have returned from the Cats
kHaA
De Witt Heermancs and James p. Desmond, OF New
ysrk are visiting Dr. Austin smith, ut the Franckyn
sottsgs.
Congressman Campbell and family, Of Brookiyn, left
1frs for Saratoga spriags this morning
Mr. and MIRA 81. Durand Mrs George w. Baslou, of
you-Yark; Alfred O. Harrison aud family, OF Phils-
Golpha are at the Eibcron. The Rev. George T. Wat
and the Rev. George b Saunders OF Albany, are at
tie nansion House.
Mr. and Mrs. James Hasbroeck and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. e.
0sezander Of Kingston, NJ T., at the Ocean Hotel
5uexe and MIRA H. b. Brown OF Detroit arc IL the West
End Natal
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pressing the sympates OF the members Of the COM
ton with the telegraph strikers was adopted Inc
fssac n. QumDy nj Jersey City: BENJAMIN urusr. 81
Elizabeth, aud Washington l. Hon, OF MONMOUTH
County, were named The name OF Mr.. Hope was with
drawn, and after very exciting discussion aud some
disorder, Mr. Urntr nominated by accamatioh
The majority Of the delegates left the hall in spite OF the
prUtess OF the chairman. who wanted the state Execu
tive Committee named By the different county deiesa-
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LEAVING his BRIDE IN DISTRESS.

WMKEsBARRE, Penn, Aug. 9.--Ferdinand
schreman. alias William Hartman. and wife, OF
New-York, who were recently married. arrived
here last nigh: their wedding tour.
The husband to-day borrowed from his wife $780, all the
money she had. and away from her. Tue woman
gives her Henrietta Borg. She Is In great
distress and has applied 70 tns police for protection
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THE SOCIETY OF FRIENDS.

TO the Edftor OF Tks Trt6Ene.
SIR, Your correspondent "r. of Haverlord,
Penn has fallen concerning the Society
OF Friends The Society OF Friends divided into two
bodies IN 1927 mot 1928 at" ssys, since when they
have been generally distinguished Friends" and
Orthodox Friends" tho latter expressly adopting that
title that they nght he confounded with opinions
which they deemed hereeaL There Is need to go into
the theological question At the same time that they
adopted the OF Orthodox they bestowed that Of
Hcksites the other division OF the old society Elias
Hicks was an eminent minister among Frienda TIE
adjective unacceptable TO Freuds rs 1t related
to the man or his doctrines although designed as
stigma by its inventors who properly regarded IL ~
reproach 70 designated the followers OF any man,
instead followers OF the truth OF principles There Is
no authority for connecting Friends with Unitar1ans
They use the title Friends Society of Friends AS the
simple historical distinction. There are points or
agreement between the religious bodies as between
secs but that 10 no reason Tor coniouhdng them
by a common name
III. AN error perhaps unconsciously fallen into by
ct TO say that far larger portion OF those calling
themselves Friends evangelical In theft doctrine"
This appes properly Orthodox Friends but not 10
those whom they describe Hcksites As these never
repudated the the character and teachings oil
Ella. Hicks the use OF the Orthodox adjective has net
been trouble to them To mako objection TO 1t might
be- regarded AZ oeectng the man. whose memory and
they In too high esteem TO give the least
shadow Of ground for such an imputation.
The most material In the communication OF IT.
relates TO the membership severaly OF the two bodies
The following summary was made up In the year ISIS
nv ons of tho most impartial writer's OF that time, anu
within few months dvison Of the society That
aiyi.ion occurred Phade phia whence spread owe
the country. The Philadelphia yearly meeting was py
Tar the largest yearly meeting In tae United states IL
was composed Of twenty.!our monthy local mes'nss.
with a membership Of oil ages, DOH Sexes anu po'n
m. rtlaa Of a divided ~ lOnOWsi
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MARTIN BENNETT.

Martin Bennett, age fifty-two, died yester-
day at his home IN shedicd-ave', near the Jamaica
Plank road In New Lots L. T.. OF heart disease He was
n wellknown contractor and hotel keeper, and he
len fortune OF 100000 Two years ago mis- wife died
suddenly Mr.. Bennett has never been himself Since
lie has been In habit OF visiting his WIGS grave
every day 10 the neglect OF his business
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Among the number $50 male and female mem
bers nnclnung nors who were elassed AS neutral anu
ahout 100 m Ale adults IN the category Inc mum
Der OF Orthodox (evangecal members OF sn ages anu
botn seIes was less tDan oesxtn OF the Wholei anu
that of te adult male was In the same proper
ton, nearly. ...... -, r,.o,norsh,, q,
cnaea rhe minors OF tue other sde which, Iapprehend,
may be the source Of "T.'s" error D. B. o.
Ne,c York Eighth mo-, Attn, 1883
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THE wulsTLING NUISANCE.

10 ne Eduor or rae Tr'eu"s, a..
SIR; You did not exhaust the subject OF .ne
wbs,pns nuisance Night made hdeous nese On -.
Hudson by tbs scrsechns Of frsisa'ensnss
ds,srt us because they cannot sleep We were u'ss
aw.v ourselves and went 20 board ID Ne"'ei''s' ~A
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RIcHARD MANSFIELD BACK FRoMEEGLANL

Richard Mansfield, the actor who created
sueh Impression by his portrayal OF the Baro" In
the "Parisian Romance" Lass season, was seea ny
TRIBUNE reporter yesterday In the lobby OF tho Bruno
wick Hotel He had Just returned nom vsit 70 Eng
land. He said that he had enjoyed his holiday I'M
nsnscly and that hs health. waicn had been proken
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TRIBUNE OFFICE Aug. 10-l a m.-During the fair
and clear weather OF yesterday the changes IN the ea-
roneter we're shght The temperature ranged between
CSC and e5s. the 03iso being 6is' lower than
on the corresponding day year and 1s' higher than
on Wednesday.
Clear and partly cloudy weather with slight changes
IN perature aud chances OF gnt rain early In the
day may be- xpected to-day THIS city and Vicinity,
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<.yy u4yE THE Disease IN BoS1oN TOO.
r,pm ne Bosom 7roascrtpt.

Tar yEw-YoRK TRIBUNE tells of member
lHE >arrstte party Of thar city who wishes 60 be
81 ue - 10 The state Senate On being asked why ne
sr,Se for seat In Congress. se replied wnat
elau v.sn uapl to to Congress TOE, where ne can
does s~ ss oOo a wear, when his place In the state
sny se az the least il worth s250ood we nave
eenases - osss member of our Common Council wno
nesrd OF p Shy he didn't 20 tn the Legsl ure, sand
essf re nav at the House was sny SooV yesr
s M us could easily make Slow US ooa"oh
o. Ima
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BEILs AS BAD AS WHISTLES.

To the Edttor or rae TrtouAs
SIR: Your very sensible article in IHE
TRIBUNE OF Saturday. 2sth instant on The whistng
Nuisance" concludes with the remark . The steam
vnatle must goi" Cannot you ncuie IN the pii ALSO
the clause tnat the bells must 10 y Yours Iuiy
WILMINGTON, Del, July 20, 1888. A. bhLL"~~
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- s.eutb ana fos syesr would not sliew him to
Ssst - Y :, ,saS r prsysr Lard prayed he. We
setfsmsut lsfs. let ever nan nave e. nssrr
g y 1 SSmnS ss sss
msa hss ss ies every man have barrel Of pepper
bsrrTe 20 % ., IT. Il. that's 100 much
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MARYLAND REPUBLICANS.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 9.-The Republican StatA
Executive Committee met In this city to-day. Baltimore
city was chosen tire place and September ~ a. tae
time for holding the State Convention nominate
didates for Governor, Controller aad Atoraey-Gen-
raj
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srABBED FOB INSULTING A WOMAN

PoTTsvILLE, Penn, Aug. 0.-At New-Phiia-
deipnia last evening Thomas Murray was stabbed and
probably fatally woundsd by Bernard Mesnosky. whose
wife Murray tad insuted. Mesnesky was arrested and
committed TO jail to-day TO await the result Oh
hurray's Injuries.
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INTERESTED IN Tt

INTERESTED IN THOSE NEW INTERESTS"
To the Edttor Of rae frtoHne.
SIR: May the readers Of The TRIBUNE hope
10 keen informed of the adventures and success OF
schmidt whose very appeared
in YOUR issue OF July 10 Her indoInitaole Will aud
energy are worthy OF admiration and Imitation.
Albany, July %, 1888 j. B. \.
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Professor Dindorf was educated at Lepsc. whore he
was born In 1904 He was aferward appointed Pro-
fessor of Literary History there He published critical
.a,t,ons OF Demosthenes. Aristotle. Athennus, Pro-
oopius, sophoces and 4Escbylus.
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rsy1yG TO GET AccLINATED.

r,ev, rhs cgncisaoS Esousrer tDensy a.
~ vent South to accustom himself to
,xestber preparatory To the opening OK the ONO
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Post once Neuce.

Foregum ails the On ing August III VIII Close -
this once follows: ..,--
pRrDAYAtya m for Newfoundland and 81 Pierrs nlqnS
ia vim Aafax AZ q. central Ainerca tno svss
Pacific ports and the west coast Of nesoo pe "a
Wa AsninwaIl. At Bermuia pot %
rijRDxI kuroSe pes % S.ass ss ' -
caeonsoun etters for Sernany Ana ,ss nsr "a ,jtv
..ner IA, Tic " Tor -suro2e ~ s.'<
~ srila VIA Queenstown csters mus. 70 ,rcrs - ~
s,y q, Berhn;'l 4 m Iof scosxssv :, S.sr sr
eyona via glasgow = at 10 os 90 < .ae Earoys csr
'SSs.,.,snd VIA A ~. i.30
% scSsr va "a! i sssmss "a Hsvsoa
fo Cuba aud pSf.o s o.s per c 81 rokis ra =,
Friaeisco Gloss h NJ ssni wica AL f faAit 2ee
Australia - IA srxaolsco. aees AaEnss ~
st7p u
.The sng OF , . arssss 81
Nails the East arriving on nme - -
ssn on the day VI sailing slsamefs are uspA3'a
snsnos 'as Ss"' ~ HENRY q PEARSON. Poasnaseok
pcsto noa New.Yoyk, n. " Aag iS5A
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

by nsns
divisions Of ne fef tar hens
oecsd,nr rrtdnhf line the CIVILIZATIONS
hour The broken dotted nns eps..n
Indicated b. the thennersu hsa
..ts Phsl aoy Al Drssd
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down By his 1abors was ccmpstey restored. He viii
spend few days IN the city, and altar visiting some
friends win start for California the 28th Of this
month"; TO Join the Union Square Company.
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rIcrrM OF THE ELEvAros ACCIDENT.

Isaac Howell, of No. $50 Bleecker-st., who
was injured by the fall OF elevator in the st. Albans
apartment house, at Nos $40 and 35l Wes Fftyeighth
st Tuesday night, died in the Roosevelt HospIalas
Suip