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National Republican., 1884-03-06
THE COURT RECORD.
Transaction OF Business by the District
| Judiciary Yesterday.

Court IN Genera, Tcrm-Ctief Justice Crr,,er Jus
tees Cor and Jdmes-William Mayse vs. Joseph II.
II. Hall aud John B. Archer; remandcd to the
special term for action in unsettled matters. Geo.
Maulsoy VS.. james w. Barker; argued and sub
mtted.
Circuit Cotut-Judoe Rdoner-Rdenour and wife
vs.. Henry Crawford; on hearing Diebrlck & co.
vs.. Georges; judgment by default. Miller and
Ober vs.. Georges: same. Cox * Co. VS.. tulmAnni
same. Schoenborn vs.. Duval same. Hngle VS..
Brown and Davis; snme. Joyce " Co. VS.. George
same Mustlus s. Co. VS.. Scala; same. Johnson
& Co. vs. Heilbruu same. Cousins VS.. Brown;
same Boyle VS.. Kelley; same. Benjamin " sons
VS.. Georges; same. Walker VS.. Butler; Il. at on sci
fa. Congdon vs. Heilbruu; Judgment by default.
Voss & Co. VS.. Kenderdine; same. Rohr vs. Wolf;
same. Henderson VS.. McNelly; same. United
States VS.. Howgate; Judgment of condemnation.
Eqs'iy Court--Judoe Mac Arttur.-scott vs.. scott
testimony before b. q. Lovejoy, examiner, Or
dered taken. Mast vs.. Mast; same. Cross VS.
Cross; same. stryker vs. Maherty amended dc
cree granted. Ball vs.. Beavers; ]. S. yowles ap-
Mcclure appointed trustee. Eckles ys. Barrett;
correction of error in deed ordered. Johnson vs
Johnson divorce win. mat. granted. Baudouin(
VS. Wilcox; motion for injunction granted ano
for receiver denied.
COURT CALL.
Court IN General 7erm-Ciief Justics Cirttsr. Jus
tees James and Coz-G0A, 66, 60, 20, IL. 76. -.
| 1i3, 1iS, 150.
EQUITY Court-Judoe acArthur.--Asslgnmen un'
changed.
Criminal Court-J,tdge Wplie.-Nos. 1902, 1337s
l3ii7, l5OOl, l5OS7, 15l6i, l0l65
NEW SUITS.
| 25147. John II. Chambers OF al. vs. Samuel
| Randall Pennsylvania Judgment for sl5, ,95l;
ys; John F. Lanaghan; check for $500; Carusi .
Miller attorneys,
National Republican., 1884-03-06
Sinantiul-SpstiaI,

Anpcrsons inclined to speculate in mode.
way In
AcrlNESToCKs, GRAIN, OR PRovTSTOSs
should visit this Office and examine the spl.
CHl facilities here offered, No previous expo.
renCe necessary 70 enuhlo anyone 10 operlt3
as lntellgently Us the oldest dealers
The public ~ cordially invited,
stocks bought ana sold In lots Of ten share,
ana upward AT the same price as larger lots on
The New York stock Exchange,
Margins, per cent. or more, at discretion
No Interest charged for CARRYING StOcEt
time desired.
Further particulars cheeriilly given upon
application TO the manager.
Orders by telephone or messenger prompt
ly executed
National Republican., 1884-03-06

Market dull. Sales. 80, 900 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Following are the opening aud closing prices on
Chicago board Of trade as corrected by special
wire reports To Cooke Il Co., brokers;
National Republican., 1884-03-06

move at the same rate as Japan. In conclu-
sion ] wish to say that have stated nothing
which can not be proved, and that this sketch
for the sake of truth. CHEoNG w. TsAN0.
National Republican., 1884-03-06

An Extensive Taste for Ornament.
Rebecca Brown was fined IS or fifteen days
in the police court yesterday for stealing n
handful of finger rings from Jane Rosen-
thai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-22

..-s Franklin WORRIES and family. Of Denver;
~ ro,ssha IN and family. A. NJ. Fox and wife, OF
phfsa eiphia r uickson. r. Nolan, OF Toronto; d. n
sravfor Of Baltimore and Hon John jay and Coionsi
Bailey Myc s. of New-York
Miss Pales,on. OF Eng aud and Harry Watfoas' VI
Paris are sp nd ug days wi Mr.. r. o. Frencn VI
HevYork and Mrs b. shatterck. of New-forA' rs 'no
s-,,st a, Mrs q. s. Clark OF New-Y0rk
william Goldman. Of Boston. is at the Berkeley
Mrs A. Gammcll OF Providence, has rented 'he oo'
tage OF Mrs. McAcosta. q Baltimore -,
brilliant reception was held by Mrs - y p'a0' '"i'
anernoon al her pretty cottage, Heartsease'
ori,wold Master Of the Qneens County HUI n1s IT
rived from New YORK ana VIII sPo"" '"'
'ne ,tyais a, the Cottages Include Charles b Foot
sid TT W Y whitney, OF Boston, and Z l. otr'nS' u
New York .-.-.-,.. ~. b,s
Fsw,ri Natthews OF New-YOrk "a entertaining ~ us
rrest q, crge n Pell and family OF New-fork
Mrs james z. Coats gave ch idren'- parry o,u1y
The Cat dance this evening was wei S''en''u III "
Thursday evening enter ainmeni ,... o,,o,
the Yacht Norsman tie scene OF peaSaI. Jn,''
& nment to-day, giyeu ~ owner, MI ,Isucp Mrs
Mrs rurnure, Mrs William Asl9r nralru,, 'enter.
John O. Heck cher ana Mrs James T. Ao'"'O'
taiuet Tonight .,,r.~ no mum.
Todays arrivals we're not nu@crons. Among .uo y ~
her al tbr Ocean House were the toIoW,Ok. ., ~
Afield + r. Hatfield and wife josepn suai0 anu "a
a., n ~ Woods Mrs Page. 2 l. White aud GENERAL ahu
Ms q H. coins, Of NewNork; Edwsiai D D :, ~
Hartford: ID. mccarthy ~ syracuse ;; GO and
se,s1iv az worces err; = Perry and wife. OF
NJ Thomas 'lsur, OF Ppttsvile; y f. DInN"'' Vi
fha ieipha snd a q evso aPtersSan Of Albany
n n stewart aud wife. T.. q. L1ring, D. ". Sue -
Bsde j. NJ Read. A Stlckney, N d. ali MIS- VA -
q J. remble AMI the Misses Grnn' OF SSN - y,
Puss d. r. Garrett. g. W and Miss Wnlttem'f'' ~ d.
Gocoft aud II. J. Donovan. oi Boston
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NRHEl-7-7'1z ,-'EI.H
D[EL.

DEGRAUw.-On THURSDAY morning. Angns. at his lats
Relatives lud friends Of the family nved Id tni 10
raj a. linton 81, BfpIk.fh on 1tiutify
AugIf g. ~ H3O
Interment private.
GATCHEL fo.rt. fav Aunt On otter alngcrrg III
ness 70 Gaugth'r " Alre lni %" aejunalhin
Reat,ycs and friends are attend the fnno rom
her ate residence 800 HloecEerst nth day August
az 10 A
locke on WetuesDl " Aurrst %. r.sse locke aged
$40 yesrs Fur-rN FRIDAY evening 20 o'clock it0n .his
late residence 4 West l-hth - Nrw-l ufk cry
Boston au' D ,)klvn papers please copy
MANNFRs At 1crsey City tuesday afternoon. Angnt
a. s-l ~ heart disease, David Marieis m tle Iln
year of Dis age. a.,
Relatives md friends Invited % atteu' The iui era on Fr
day August D. re- m, from his las esieAcr -'tthit
e.. Ier4ey f1fI.
Infermeut ~ convenru 20 ~ the family.
aoRRErt.-In Br oslyn August 20 1884 lanes Norren'
the AN Of ms
Frlar even ua no 100
Relatives .nd friends 'rV't'd
pUrtTIpa A. Ioag Branch. August 49, Miss Adah PIN.
irs I'm Na0burgh. View YORK, asrh ~ years
FUNERAL ffnni -f firrress Church, AeWhMgh Yes y 1fki
Fitdar. August H. o. q 20
sNtrH Al FAIRFIELD conn. August 90 lanes y smith M
the r9th Ttat 'f hs az
Funtf FfiiaY ~ han pasf P "a. ..... -.. 49,.
peatvA4 iriaHs efa fra rif invited ~ niienN lsah
isares uiarh tentral Nern' % p m
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RAIN AND LoWER TEMPERATURE SOON

Although the gauge Of the thermo meter yes
terday was confined for OF the time between TOO
and o. there was decided npr Vemen In the weather
OF Wednesday sill IL wa ~ no means sneh
da, A. would be considered marAei by comfort able
renoerafurr Between 3 and N the stars were sud
denly concealed behind cease clouds and ior lew min
NJ, IN. ,teue cit was relieved b. miniature de uge
~ rain The effect instantlneous ard al luVgor-
Ing breeze made s way through the 81 eet- INTO Tue
nsa T. ne relief Of the thousands VINO unit then
nd vainly sleep Blu with the rising OF tns
nsope began aga look ri0usly al cir tnermon
sters v.,it the weather -py 10 us oity perch
tue roof OF the Equitable Building brought some com
fort, though t Sas In eKPrctAt o. Father Than lmne
date L0ssessou. To-day II was said. would Be slightly
cooler nan yesterday and par ~ cloudy, but although
thar, may b. showers IN the next few hours there
were prom OF decided sni specify rrle The TEN
peraure Rel yesterday from 100 70 90 10 the North
generally, but the hope born OF that phenom was
destroyed by the aun9uncement thal the conditions
seemed local. aud hat there we're no signs thai
cold wave hal taken It's journey toward the AHA TIC
sup-.
BURNEs CHARIEs hy, 81 RAILWAY. J. dei from sun
strOke. lie trsekmaD. aud leaves family =,
MEDAL, JAMES lagOger VI No S0S Water a. this e' Do
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NOTES OF THE CANVASS.

The German Republicans of the With As
semby pe .rict held al y',v campaign meeting It VI n
over HIl. no tl6 Edrid est. las evening. Blaine
and logan banner raised with many demonstration
o. enthusiasm. Bonhres were Eudrd In tie
rae'. and band played popular airs.
Aderul ftnek pre- ided. Resolutions approving the
nominations ~ pll and Logan were adopted unant
mou'ly. he NEE ing was addressed by Colonel Grow
and General Monk.
Tine = Barrow Blaine aud logan Campaign Clue
formed ~ permanent organization at evening, NJ s
CLUB room, NJ e .m"s-.t The officer el c Ell were
President, Oh rles lrishi secretary, Thomas T.
MalOn"yt CORE .pOndiug -rcrctary. W. %. McCarj (;
treasurer, Johl 90. Thomas. Nnety-hye mrmDets
sgueI the rO schrs del'y red by 'unis Nc
LOughlU AID Captain Ilme- Andrews.
II' Blame ami Logan Gu Of tle AAIld Assembly,
District me- last vniag at NJ, l.3il I4rd-ave William
A. Farrell, president was N the ar one huudfed
aud fifty members were proposed, arr1n ge-
male for disp aging transparency with the
names Of Blaine AID IL an o. H. and a eOmmite was
appointed obtain larger quarters on account or m u
creased membership Of the cluo. stirring aidr~ss's
made Dv H. A. Mathews, Nce-Presient l.. \. FIX
man aud Michael Donovan.
The Orange, " Blaine and Logan CluD Stretched a
banner across Manst from their headquart p early last
evening. Speeches mad from tne balcony OF the
Central Hotel % the large aud en- nd5as c crowd Assem-
bid IN the streets.
Tie Young Mems Republican Club o. this city has
appointed committee tree % investigate an report
The public career and Official record Oh Governor
cleveland Gilbert r. Halves, OF No. 10 Broadway, Is
the chairman.
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DAVID 5. MANNERS.

David :. Manners, a prominent and wealthy
resident OF Jersey City died Tuesday at his home 80.
2-- Barrow-st. age seventy-seven. He was born I'm
East AmweI, Huutrrdon Co, \. j.. OF revolutionary
stock his grandfAthe- Captain John soheuck having
taken part IN the battles OF Monmouth a'd Princeton.
HIS father Captain David Manners served with credit
in the war 1872 aud the son engaged in the whole
sale grocery and provision business I'm Sew-York and
retired IN 1854 He president FOR fifteen years OF
the NV Amesterdam Insurance Company. In lsi4,
Nr tanners invested largely In real estate m Jersey
i'tv and wont there 90 live. rour later ne
elected member OF the Town Gmmittee, and when the
village was incorporated and made city IN .jl. he
chosen 10 represent the Second ward f. Tho Board or
Aldermen The next hc elected May or, and re-
elrrfe ave terms when he refused any longer
since that tine he has taken active part I'm politics,
hut al WAYS interested in the welfare or the city
he was constantly attended I'm his last ilnss by
Congressman Harlenbergh. hs intimate friend and
mel ghbOr The funeral will take place to-day.
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ENTERTAINMENTS At BAR HARBOR.

GAR HARBoR, Me- Aug. 21.-The theatrical
Entertainment Of last night FOR the benefit OF the II
Eaviours Protestant Episcopal Church was success
over 600 people were assembled Ro dicks ball roou
Ind the receipts were correspoLdin-y large, tickets
being ~ each No amateur summer theatncas here
were ever so skifuly managed. Mrs Townsend Of new
York Wac the planner OF the Entertainment Tie
customary crush the intoerable racket the porch
outside and the usual sale FOR chairs entirely
avoided by the * lful cement Of MIS- Townsend
and aids.
Miss Maud Bloo1's "Mss Northcott" and the Ruth
OF Mis- Ruth Lawrence. daughter Of Judge A. X
Lawrence OF New York excellent pieces OF acting
TIE wilcox" nd "spreadorow' Of Messrs Har"itz AMI
Howard ~ Philadelphia, frequently applaud
Mrs Lee Of New-York, gave her recaious in maDrr r
tina, rendered them the features OF the evening. The
'rierer Mnsrel-" OF course brought d, the house
TIE Blaine family and the Mcclellan family were IN the
aud hence
Mr Blaine arrived here tonight
Their was roc ptiOn ct fhatwOld' the Bowler res
aenre this afternoon the day bing clear FOR the urs
time since Chatwold rec ptous began.
AT supper given tonight OF The Protestant Ipl'cop'l
Messfs Tst Tor Morton, Reed 8ud Mason of Pnlldel
yha; the Rev Or Ndba. Of k-nluckt the Nev. JoIn
fuwnseui. of Come, ticufi MIR. NJ g. Copeland Miss
nfafgaref Hubbard VI. M0ntgom cry Scar NJ. Z.
Morrill, te Missrs NORM ard MrVckars, Mis- Iid6all
John iowrspnd. tte Hev Mr. Cunningham and Mrs
Cunnin CHAM the lev waldo Burnett, the Rev Reese
, Z son and Mlss Eleanor Stevens.
Tie lersts' entertainment 81 the Weeh was ii'
grand hall AZ e. ~a1y urs tonight Tie beliVoh
Was eaFlr dressed with hass and svergreens
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Sgsaat Notice



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pat4h Nv sAF Htfp asshstlu ail. h sahHfaaissf ll
htaff aastAspn "a a tiaAs+NsAtr lsi esiRph
hf thafAatual fatsait AfslAis
rs,s,ss AA. 80 $40 wsaf t4aaF AaFtst 30 su sisii
.ttuAuIit In .lI ,aaui Al iAla uutu % liisFs -
FRIDAY 10 a nuNiaAltl. 4ih a4l - Fiafto
sAtehbAN Al i a m. for tho West iuirt "a q
Iul.. lll uiau 4ui Tho 10 Fiaa rrhHti.es va his.ul
mar 4 Advance va hrwpNrt news aI Ih u lpf
r..fi.- psr 8 Aalnn4 80 @4cehsi leA usttefa TOT
6rru.nt 40. u.lst be directed per Allfoua . "a so
tu tor Europe pars Auslrti va ourenrioHn liog
iers Tar O,mlaug -, mast be- directed pc AusTA' %
Al 1lua No. scotland tire O. per s. l.,.a ttia, VIA
GlasgnN letters DO directed " per trcsss.a ' Al
ANA .lr Belgium direct per . NeoIdi1nd,Va Ant
werp al IA Tor Lulune, Der khen. south
Anpton and Bremen a 20 y ~. tor uba and ro.to
HOO psr > Niagara wa Havana az D. IN. lug brssh
and tue "a Plata cOuntrles Wa brs1 per FhercsnA
aalumpre
Mails tor NeW2ealand sandwlcn All F Islands
per 8. Austral~ -. an Francisco close here Al
gust % Al D. IA. Toe arrival a. New \ ofs u
City a. ia. ill., VITA British mails Or australia.
Aas FOR China and japan. per CT, 81 RIO a. JAueIo
IVA saa Francisco Gloss Aes5 Angus 20 A. D III
.The closns Paciae mails ,arraazei %
the pra.unDusn) tler uninterrupted oysfant tis" -
Ssp Francesca Mails tron the East arrvlns0S AAH ran
FranciSco the DAY OF sailing " steamers AZ s)h'ih
tleses lie 'AHa'1H' aRNRY @. PEARSON. POsImaslss
Post once. NoI. y. y Aug 10 1874
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-22
THE WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON. Aug, 21.-For New-England.
occasional showers and partly cloudy weather with fog
the coast, to west and lower tempera-
ture
For the Middle Atlantic states cooler partly eloudy
weather and occasional showers southwest 10 n0rwes
winds.
For the Ohio Valley and Tennessee occasional showers
partly cloudy weather. south winds slight fa in
Temperature and higher barometer.
For the Lower Lake reg0l cooler. partly cloudy
weather and occasional showers, To northwest
winds, higher barometer.
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Observation-Disclosures
TOPICS IN THE PR4Cs CONTENTION

Mystic, Conn. Aug. 2l.-Rain somewhat re-
duced dance at tie Peace Convention to-day.
Amanda Deyo appealed for funds for the Universal
Peace Union and urged the publication ~ weekly pa
per to keep the movement g. W. Angel, president
OF the ~ for he Pre- ention Of Cruo
~ 10 Animals spoke upOn the work Of that society
Henry l. Club, Editor OF The P9tcGi PedcendAer, re-
ferred 10 poll zeal position OF the peace question II
Blaine and Logan elecred" he said VITA int ILL.,
gent working majority in Congress, We AZ
ucplte that four years the Unt.d states VIII place
its II NJ heal all civilized itions this subject"
TIE Rev. 3 J. Kn PIP, OF New York, proposed one
government for ali nations 4. =. Tanner OF New
London spOk The principle Of love u one another
the only ground l.r universal peace.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-22
HUNTING Al SARATOGA.

PApAtoaA PppiNes, Aug. 2i.--The Elk Ridge
tpnt t'lub ~ baltimore. enjoyed hunt near The ny
pt,asa ssnth ~ this place about oeloeh THE after
orss fhpfe wss q afse ssihetihe ~ alips and gentle
,sse " carriages We stiffness the speft
plftf nssisAisAs ieHalhs sseussea pafir, aie a.
tassFsss iiaii
AZ she tavA tiar 'his eysslaa the hiaas al Logan
teoleieiI ,iRh haia FatiHpsieh Wsetns
dsiisf ~ rBfptsphRias Attracted ia'se sa'ha'lh=
81 Uonsless sPnHs ralk Gals evening
A. g. rockingham was gwen q henohi a. tho th'tsa
htaies nutel this svealag
Jsroma Hspkias Introduced the 20 morning 0pera
here to-day, giving Tan ami Old MUNICH Ia the
Ualtad states Hotel ban room Among uose who took
part wa Mis- Grace L. Kcunard OF AeW-Nork
Az she Bernstein orchestra benefit at Congress Han
yesterday evening the College Lanciers introduced
iol he hrst u ae
The broadway Han guests enjoyed german Yesterday
evening
Dr. d. French president OF the women's Insti-
tute Of Technical D-sigu, will give lecture 70 ladies
tbs Court OF Appeals room tomorrow evening
Fully one thousand ladies' and gentlemen attended the
unOn religious meeting this morning Tho Rev. T. 5.
Hamlb Of Cincinnati, Conducted the services.
Yesterday hops rbe order ~ the evening nearly
al Of the / rye hotels aud boarding houses
The Club held It's ANIMAL gathering
Town Hall last night This mornings gray dawn Wit
messed he close
large number Of guests that the Invitations Tor the garden
parry August 20 W u be confined 10 Them.
Obstsels races and pelo match were the Casino at
The Boston. Hoossc Tunnel and Western Railway
company has made simple arrangements by which he
kleyrsn Eyck and the Ross-Teemer match scuing
races Saratoga Lake, August 70 and Sep ember .
RESPECTIVELY. can be seen from start TO finish
e
A country exchange labOriOusly tells Low TO
sssp barrels tight We always supposed bsreel, kept
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-22
SAN[EEL Frost.

Samuel Frost, who was az Old-tDoe Repub
can o. the Tenth Ward, o. Brooklyn. died on Monday
age ninety, at the home Of his daughter in Peasanglo
Wes,chester County. Mr.. Frost member OF le
Society OF Friends, and widely known and re-
spected, both 10 that sect aud In the outside world
Many years Mr.. Frost dry goods merchant IN
this city when he left here he up his residence N
Brooklyn &C Dean and Thlrd-sts. He became prOnu-
politics 90 time and je,d the office of CITY
Assessor Five years ago he went 10 I've Mt Pleasant
Vile lie leaves 70 widow and three children. His fun
era ri be held this morning at the Friends Meeting
House scuermerh0rn-st., near Boerun place
Brooklyn.
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obfrtARv Nnfra,

iABffuRp, tonnu Aaz ri-pr Charles w,
tuamleiai. loading phi alu,n ani prominent saAi
tartan, dei saff hla wetAs Tia wa sapietaiE vi lAe
st,iu hua,d at naauh
,ttvsLAAp, Au-. "a -ffafessnf A Mailer Nenhaf a
u.oian born ani educ ted IL Germany long % duht
10 New York, ana atar,Y vng hete, died sudtsAy To-
DAY Of parayss
NEwBuRd, aug 2l.-rhe Rev. III DenRston, Tor six
tvthree years oerg man or the Method 81 Episcopal
Church. died laat "a -ht m his e!ghy eighth year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-22
LIvEIY woRK IN RocKLAND CoUNTY.

F. X. SHOEMAKER last night addressed
large enthusiastic Republican gathenn1 in he Nyack
Opera " lus'.
TIN Bllne and Logan headquarters at NyacA cannot
be surpassed BY along the Hudson am are open dAy
and ght.
on Wednesday night the first company ~ poys in Blue
I'm ne 9tl Division organized General Abram Merritt
max n p short iddre-s.
Ire Ranapo Valley Blaine and Logan Cluh held large
meeting lasf night at ~oatsburg which was addressed
Il X p hmm. d j
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.1AMEs R DEFY.

James r. Dey, q son of Anthony Dey,
one Of the founders Of Jersey city died on Tuesday at
n. r,an- ave aud Drlonst he bnrn I'm THE city
M Nassau AMI Cedar ss sixty years AGO and engaged In
manufaeturlnr ruaress one ~ his ancestors WA
General IN tha a. -1ufinnarr Wa and his father with
Rirhntl lautF aud jaeoh Rad"uh, were the hist az
aoplatra uf the Jersey 'unuant which purchased Iar
spr tity fium tnrneua Van 'ntat In aot Tho funeral
funh place res.o-iav nnn at Johns Protestant
rplar,iral rhnteh, IN anmHit ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-22

TRrpr-Sr OFFICE August 22-l \. m.-The movement
or tue barometer yesterday first upward and then
downward. Tn. weather was ltny, far aud Gear Tue
Temperature ranged between 76' and s6' the average
fsOs being La higher than the corresponding day
asst year. and q lower than on Wednesday.
cooler nd cllrdv weather and pos NV showers may
be expected to-day In this city and vicinity.
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OBITCARY.
.JACOB II. Ella.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 21.-Judge Jacob h.
Ella, Auditor OF TT tsuy for the Post OHce Depart
rEent appointed IN June 1881 died Of esipelas
after illness OF about week. Tie body VIII be
taken to Rochester n H., 4Is oil some Tor iutcrm"ut
Mr. Fla served two terms in agrees from New-Hamp-
ire AMI was FOR ler u Fifth Auditor " the
Treasury. W 1901 be appointed by President Lin
colin Uulted S,a.es Marshal ~ New-H ampshire and
served five years He IN his sII-y-tta year aid
leaves q wife AID one
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4 MILITARY RFVIEW At LONG Branch

LONG BRANCH, Aug. Ex-Governor Leon
Abbot aud STAFF owed the secon Brigade It Il. emp
at Mana.qlan tn afternoon IN lie pres nee ol 5000
spec ators There we're l.5OO n line. General Will
reiam J sewell was thrown nom hs twice dur
tug the review He was badly brI se bu MT seriously
lured. Two pr.yates 4 the 3d Reg Icut were Pros
trael by be heat tn
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N4RRIED

MApTrN-srNCLAIR.-On August 81 AZ New. brighton
Island, Emily winthrop sinclair 10 Peter Wright
Martin.
80 cards.
MEAD-CLOW ON August 70, a. The residence o. Mr
coleman D2ral. conn. by tI- fsv ti n.
M4aderyilic Mr. William Lawrence Mead to miss MariJa
Y Glow. both VI Ne0- York CITY.
Al notices n Marriages must BE- ia'o-3si rih fB
nam IN address
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CoNFERFNcE OF VERMONT INDEPENDENTS.

BRATTLEBorO. VT, Aug. 21.-Representatiye
Independent Republicans from WIudham County met
hrrc to-day. and thorough discuss relative 10
ll IN Independent State Convention for nominating
q ticket final elected delr ,tes with tie under
standing bat wOlld be he Angus ~,
pr1baby III St. ANbans
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woeK STOPPED BY THE HEAT.

EAsroN, Penn, Aug. 21.-Many men in the
Bethiehem Steel Mil compelled to stop work ias'
night One man was 50 overcome this morning that hs
hid 10 be carried home A arge number OF tracknen
the railroad had quit chis morning on account Oh
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CHEERING EX-JUDGE FORAKER.
THE FEELING THROUGHOUT TIE STATE

There was full meeting of the Executive
Comatte Al the ate Republican Headquarters ye'ter-
day The reports from every part Of the State were all
tha' could be desired ExSe ator Hicks, u Ontario
County, wrote from Canaudaigua; Everything Is all
way up here. Cleveland s mentioned Amos, 1s much
ST John In fact. ST. John rather the advantage
Look, 10 though Cleveland and -. John ver run
uns neck and neck and that vii have three votes
10 one OF The combined opposi ion"
Exl major Rockwell. of War en- County wro -; the
party Is firmly united and hall have many accessions
from tie OPP stOn. Look out or arrn County VIII o.
the Banner Cou ~ o tne state"
- " shipman, OF Elmira. Our work II moving
steaiily forward Harm ny prevails turuughOut every
part and all hel WITH enthusiasm We snail leave
nothing undone 10 accomplish the great success when
E confidently mink aMaits u"
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ths -
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by the msrru durins Thf olosn dotted Nns pfen
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