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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-25
STEPHEN SALISBURY.
fRY TrTTsRApff To rur TRfnTVEl

WORCESTER, Mass. Aug 2l-S,ephen Sails
bury Que OF the oldest aud brs known ciIzeus o. Wor
COS or, led his evening the agr OF zig ty-.ix
II had been 10 feeble h all for some moths b1t WIS
apparently - conf rrablc rs usual yesterday LIST
evening he De aml faded idly TN ly pas
sing quietly away. MI Sal sbury N.s BON fl Worces-
ter on March :, 1913. II graduated at Harvard Col
lcgc 10 ISL, AM studied law hu rpracs tho are
Of tie arc" property c ann by his father, and 70 whcl
h" cons anty aide giving him -urci u, emp oym n
He was ted pre- dnt Of the Of worces err Bank N
ls45 PIE id ut Ut tn American Antq S0cetg I'm
lS1t and pre- ldcnt o. tn Board Of Trustees ~ tn"
Norcest County Institute o. ndusruil Science the
time of it, or-aniza ion, in 1915 these positions ne
held o.! tie time 81 hs death He was also
director and heavy stockholier in tno Worcester
and Ma hua Railroad. and was az one line
~ president tie was c o'rn president OF
the Cd Worcester CounJ ituu0n o. Saving IN 1919
an hrld he pos lon or tvcutyave years, hen he -
signed MI salisbury uev"rs ugh poIt al IRE .crmeut
lr qucutlY declining .taud ctudi ate Tor one"
He was, however, NIB OF Low uranch Of the
IcClsl tuie In 1888 and 1899 and state -cna or IN
1916 and lS47. lie had also been an Al
drrman ~ Worce ter aud mo e tnan once
Pr ide lal eectOr Pc oubtediy the richest
III real estate. bel rsti nttel az mill on. liz
was liberal gvrr riuus ablec o. ,harity, and was
tspccia pat on ~ the Worc"st cunt ee lnst.-
ute ~ Industrial lie 10 WI Oh 'nsitut on he htu
-iv N IA huudr thOlslnd dollars. He leaves on
son, -tep heu Sal sDury, IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-25

NEWPORT. Aug 24.-This has been a charm
ing da, or newport. Turlt skies anl clear We thor
nave prevailed The church scNIccs have been .ars j.
90 cui.L
President Arthur arr ycI w.st Island This after
.o.u. uc auc quietly. and ieF %, the SUNNI people
know OF hs ARRIVAL
The i.e parade fos been eft down for Ihur.diy
.fth.. week twill .auu.q .' AHA for Newport
-e .ato. Joseph b. ut.le,, oi couuc.tcl.. is at the
ocean Hons. TIE Ba.u. lud DO -in meu hr.o are en-
drlv iutt iulu.. hun to dr. their mas .-iucet ng
ou Wc,nc- 'ay .veuin-
While dinner parties hv Harry T. stevens and John y
A. CraeoI. Of New York were u progress &c Ca- 100
a-tuf-hr som on. sol. from lr coat 900 ape. ,he
o. % erty one uI ST. Crsvo DE- guests The c'p. vas
af orvard found upon m roof wher It had been r1wn
as the thief ureoerato.v to removal
T. RAJ lev. o. L.usyile will give large ban ON Fh
dlt euint
rumb.roftnc lawr ennis Players who wll parte-
u,to DO tho touruamo. t1ia wees have arrived.
line Yauuo ia ON ua way beck IT. m Woods llol,
viii tcr wont io tine ~ che wreck OF INC Iall'
,mous DAYS arr.,slspt (. c oco u uou'e 70 pr
Ilff-p..lf md i Futuu. u' bunliI I"hu u h' "a
u'Hr. o' la tmuroi 9 am. ~ A. ana Nl' az i,'
20 X aaat.y that.. pt-iuu D and w fo o' p"itpi
i. q ilolcturu aud viir of u OIL T. j.. uA,'B ~
vic li,os II, t. ilrrpori H. " EE'" : ps '9'i M
aud g. o. .r n-ld and wlrc of Wy a. to'o . ,i"e
bar NJ lnd ,rpnrt. Il 'haf o, ~ aun" - - L.
nai low aud douI -rsrr ol bt 'Hl't ", az
lhiiHd-l nliai buorR I. phu Ah' u . Ni ~ 30. "
VI Oh md fr, ct inrlnn1 . j. C., ia lh Til"uuHt
afd Al g. ia kcr aad wife, of Boston '" A. "o'"'"''
he registered at rn~ Aq,idnecEs , Go6oin,
u. Wade Isu. Hiss Duncan 1ifs 70 D. Iio""'u' Vi
Boston, ID &. ". Ou4C -ir = y u fs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-25
OBITUARY..
ALBERT G.. ALLEN.

Albert g. Allen, who died at his home, No.
- Sianeypace, Brooklyn, yesterday. a. the Of 49,
was one Of the few remaining Old merchants Of New
YORK Like many Of them he was a native Of
heW England, his birthplqcs being in Fairf ID. In
i7-l' when only tIir years OF age. he
came TO N'w-Yo~k and began his business life "a an
erah'-'oy In tn weknown dry goods house o. Burn.
is'Ve' Hal 'ur He rose, in TING, to be partner
In RE hous and survived HIS assoria "a by many years
Ai'ef M dissolution OF finn. Mr.. Allen engaged by
rn IN number o. buslne ent rprlses. wa
one lIne c,sher IN h mi Natural Bank o. New
i'IH ana afcryard IN tn" cry Bank II Brooklyn. aud
'7 also n United stat iB era revenue assessor 4"
DC me re- 'iden OF Hroosiyn l. -, was one OF he
I' ders ~ Do = he p ri nd sig erOt q
call to tho Rev d. Stprrs n leaves on ION. Mr. Al el
- spn-er by t- a~so. as ~ strict mt grty
q IL ds since . IN religious belle The fune al will
lah Ftc' at the house on Wednesday al p H., the
burial beng 10 Greenwood & mptcry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-25
FIRST AT THE KAATERKsILL.

A RUSH UP THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
TOURISTS.
HoTEr KAATERsKILI, Aug. 24.-Engiue NO =
with passenger coach attached was in waiting at
Phoenicla on the stony Glove Railroad this morn
ing when THE TRIBUNE special on Ulster and Della
ware Road arrived Packages OF the regular
edition Of THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE were speedily
transferred from train to the other. and under
the guidence OF Engineer Clay. the train hurried on
its tortuous way through the mountains bundles
were thrown oil by W.Wnter. The TRIBUNE agent
at different stations and hotels, as far as Hunters
the end of the route. At KaatersklH Junction 'h-
other transfer was made TO a special engine IN
waiting 10 carry THe TRIBUNE TO Hotel Kaatcrs-
kin and before o'clock, four hours ahead OF all
the other New-Yor, daiies the guests of the hotel
were reading their SUNDAY Tam ~
The enterprise OF The paper Is beginning 10 he
appreciated thoroughly. ne old gentleman re-
marked: " don't agree with Inr TRBr pohi-
icaIlv but | do acinire its enterprise and spirit.
aOd avn glad there is one paper IN New YORK lhat
potS ahead of he tedd / am tired oil that
PAPERS continual brag and buster"
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r-.-n TIE nrn.lsu Eerl.,r.


Mr. WHfrid Blunt is The chief iHn ~ che fading London
sea.0n lis recent treatment by Che Egyptian Govern
mont and hy own Government has aroused sympathy
f,r him iu the minds OF many vino had n' sympathy for
him baI,rc H. amy case h. friends and his foes
nkr agreed u admitting that hH s ono "f the W"-i pc
up-iur Figures ni The day. u H. lWlo7alhe hui I" 'I
Interest i'm an Iurli4huuu Who b. ut f.utH Ht nome 100
the dessert a. mos ui Dos .uinfNWen ere iu l''"dHN
uf ihe iuia de- lIouluEut who con i've Nhe au AlAh
aruu. Atan-. and .uiuprlu among lutnpftuat one
half u hi- fr D. pl-lcd ~ aHtc't paftnf u BED
uvpru alrk rud thr utnet Boa the W"7t rHi'iH hhndl
work uf Mr Niso. who rnpfa Arab horse thr Wouil
maAe the oriental iu Ni Ntuvuusa puom onVi1ha' and
who. ulr nI. vtta euuurta tlai iIt t'tal'al
nduifpia Of Ttuuph of thr 4oi1i aul u tr funu'ta
ruu tlo Puituac.r" mp} trld Vith llruaufr Tue tc'
Autlu DtIrutl boz aWafh pu iut'trHus t.ufr Wht.hfi
uttuu tn Mrr,h ilu'rt iu Ir"u Hatnh4 it iur
waited qualifications and nc,,np u-hn"nt ui Mt Mliud
Hunt mako hlL Ike come uHur nom the luuu
suud NiphtH aud ono Nlsht" thau tho child ol nine
trrAth. crntuB England.
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THE TRIBUNE IN TIE COUNTRY.
AN HOUR AHEAD AT SARATOGA.

coop WEATHER FOR THE NEwsNEN-LARGE Bun
pIFs DISTRIBUTED BETWEEN NEw-YoRK AND
SARATOGA.
SARATOGA Aug 24.-THE TRIBUNE special tram
bearing the regular edition of Sunday morning
paper for northern resorts and mapy interior
points loft New-Y York at ESQ a. IN, with George W.
Marsh a conductor and Frank Ames as brakeman
The train had capital run TO Albany aud thence
westward to Utica Good weather came on during
the uirht aud as the bundles Of newspapers were
large the pcwsmen must have had a profitable day
of II AZ an points Certainly they did here IN sara
toca. for rnF TRIBUNE beat The terdd and al
other New OK papers into town by about an hpIr
os usuat aud was distributed all overthe town l"us
before its less enterprising contemporaries had az
rived
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The Conservative worSnS-man is presumed by Radl-
Gals 10 be InytI-he difficult 10 ind the SOU
ton Of the latest Chinese puzzle. but Incident which
happened the other evening proves That The Radical
work. %. though De may hc ready enough TO shout.
Dow. .l.I the b.oumu artist crats. dearly loves TO
nuJLOD with i've prince. our readers mas rrcO-
l-ct come letters which recently appr%rcn me HHies
NEWSPAPER Wrttru by Prince L0pduun ell. the other
evening at meeting Of 20 itlrl assembly similar To
C0-ei- and composed principally ul Radical " 1rk
lu.ru and o. tie DcIOct IcrdIu- what
ever that may utau--It announced lat LoDanon "
would open tie debate tine following saturday even
iu neu tlat important tcug caIctne chairman ar
rfuc somewhat lJt rushed into tnl- nursery OF iuure
Statesmen whi-l+rius to a member ~ Ha- lhe Prince
tr..N eit' Tie lrLrei Nc-; The France LohauunF
Well" answered iuc awakened memhci. do not
know about France Lebanon, bat Their }, e. IT. LobA-
OH I'D IarlJr. having fwoUcuLl worm oI hrcad Ana
cbecse." Curtain. The prince ID certainty q
Iouhauoe,' but ue is traveller Tor yarIlsl manu-
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H'i@''
ATLFN-At his residence. a. -li ey place Br oSlyu,
-u.I.v .t,ru.u- me ..t,..r Alien. = eel Il
v-trs
Fuer, on Weu..I,v Al y d. H. az toe house 40. - SD
u.'-psce
CANFIEL D-In Br0otlvu. -urdiy. AI-u.f % Emma an
ied vifc of Ecaui eld ir the 9TH yca. craze
Fuu,ra services AT ltc - -u.i. ELLIOTT
place. tuesday. Au .u-t Zb at haI II O'Clock.
Intern -n al p m. private
CART r AT Nevar. y. ia. August 3, l,~i Charles
r'cr. .n Goo SCH year HI h.Sa.e
Nuuee or funeral De- CATER
CAff.--udI.ul, on mprH.Ir no Hflrr Church v
j.. ft.Iua arr oliy c'd u ilts 10 .lu ID
a.ei D. months n 1.oat-
NO icc %. 4ui'cf.tl he after
,AfP. NT.g-tt View. po.heIo Ar.-s+ Do l,st Exit
,arpe.ter widow ot .Ic lao .Lrmon'H carpenter AGED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-25

In resnonse to circnllr Of the National Com

I'm response to q circular OF the Ndloltl NoIi-
H., OF I.c ~ -als -al IId-p.u MS a'~I1- r =
m. zion {, ,Irol h.s nan. among tie cue IL d 'lr'
IIYi .. Ncs u 20, Carnan Too ma. vr tten 40 "a" |ows;
DEOEeL W NT1ON GIFlN, Scr s.f1, CO. d., ..t.-.,.,
DLAH stA: lO4rs tie 4, ID .sl-. SKI q " -N' ,I
90 eutrr my name plu yolr 70 b.. % re IN 3D., az
ties 3D. lu-t Soc f r q, -i ! ~ ,.,~,--,.' a-
FIT er t. nj rests 4 ~ L.''i M
for tire Natl n. wuI- -.aiy d a.. IA
81. ~ 20 r ms ~ ON. out while 90 los '-,'
bel w. ".i-au and ue'. P,...'''
- No. rr = q ubtIr SO ,i1r. Ald
.ia.e, b cv- / u ut Doe cr en- 81 u,t
t4l g Ia q T. fc41 In cir zen I'D 'HE , "a 70
iet VI . ve.I O. ttr 20 t - "'
b, tae fepl ,rtD- tusu. o ue NJ. ora l'nl F.'--
loWr. IL D. mncr4u .irty, bel r. -.'I o. az ID,
suI roo -l uou. ,ou. .r-1. % iht 'fh .+-u.n ~
I,iDr Isl tic r-a er 4aa oi DE- Two '''h 80 '' '"' "
VT aHGp acc rerc .. $50.
Wa consider t.,. ch,rlc- u Of he me "-o we're
Clt ~ ust~uncu aI IN .cc-fIE v IAN A' +i'l %;
Thompson .u DAVID, u, aid c!rlui AMI 4+' A5 'i
ltr-. L % DO SO 4a- ~ -1ulio 81 RI '''u f"
reform DsveInor tOwa ORA g-ng en- o. ia 4."'e
o. g. -u tlr ICES rs,, w Ell g. r.A ''' W
. ID Tenure cot a.. UI. al al "a 3 .4i .
.U-u-ttur-. and ,i.- tending ' f' t"' +ff'l' To I'D
af BIZ ODD Do ~ ,oo4iIl . q rr--"n lu D. d g. 'th
IA a'rlv b 'o ihe -A.rtlo tont nuO Ian '''''''
rc l.. D. " o dog ttr err 81. I'D
49, l,a all cue o. erl iuR yol are ia. VT 1,
zeal mist K lO4 o. fu 90 40 lko ti prte
..- ~ of the luo lir. tle wsu a. u purposes Jar
u one. In n, olin Mr. Bl+m rep sem. t4- Az
a.. ud l. g. a i ire shall ad Do .1m'I 'i"- "
el- .ei goo 3D.. vo.llr Tor Ii, mus. drc.iu. +" .1A"
lIy nam. your -ausr. Neiy resp ae.H ''ts 70
NEON =. CANAAN, JA
No ~ Conrf 81. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-25
TIE czAR As A FArRON OF spORTLNG.

The Imp OF Russia has Lately started racing IN the
park at Peerhof his country residence near st. Peters
burg No pains have been taken to lay ot thr course
which is hard - adamant. and full OF stones. s" that
ait huuh the have been run very SLOW, ana over
short distances half the horses have broken down lie
races are all military stakes and the Officers who roe 40
coorS but appear ia white Jackets 80 t"t
the spectators cannot distinguish one morse IRON "h-
nfncr Tie officer. are retcled nGers, and the horses
are SADLY deficient I'm speed The stands. which cost an
enormous OF money ar most hiOenu~ nudlhes
E-trr things migh, surely have hcen e2 ected c0nsld
crlug that tAc Eui error is fau il'ar win GondWood
Ascot and StOckhrilge Polo mas also been played ID
ice arA and STRANGE rElt % ia. tor Tie player, are aIl
mount "a chargers. ana one ruld;yN uch inc 'os>ch-
r.4vcd II like Eedsm let loose. and two Otnccrs
were dangerously injured On the to.l1"lng SUNDAY
there startling change, Tor - hdd been intHard
a 80 ans ual would DE sent To prison rho ether
caused al accident or met with one a. tE' Imperial
party mad been distressed by tie results Oh the disasters
fl44 D ADJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-25
-nlnnlan ii nlnu snrNnINa LmE

His Excconcy T. Misums Bcy, rurksn Amha-sador
al The Court OF Rome eldest sou Of hls LAoccncy Mus
url- pn-ha was married the other day, al a. Eaton
Square tu Mile Marie Auoulade-, second daughter %.
Mr iruu Antonladrs OF Alexandria. Tie MARI
hy special h,cuce. TIC Rev Atchlml ur lleruhJ
mus VI -raufneu. Ofciatcd assisted ny the Rev Aga
tnaucclo~ MO-k0yakIs Paul MururuS hey and VI.
Antony AutOuadr, brother tue bride held tne re
prcfigc crowns over ncads Of the bridegroom ana
the bride 10 the course of the ceremony. Tie croWu7 on
this occasion were cOnpOs .d entirely OF orange u0-~nla
and caves ted by broad white ribbon. After pd,-lnG ln
pro-c--on round the altar three times, tne ceremony
concluded Ui. b short prayer AferWarl comrts were
h4uoed to the guest Numerous cougIauIatOTy tee-
grains we're received during the ceremony.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-25
FINE WEArHLR At EAR H4RBOR

BAR HARBoR, Me-, Aug. 23.-This was a SUI
pc III day.
A lrs. er,wIof .eo, ic went up the Green Noun n
OH y. Amo them The repr's ntatIye' oil 'e'eral
lraJlu- ne spap 70.
A large @ mgr cation lis eae1 T. Dr. McNickerS' OF
FlIladc phid, at ST. say ours hi mora NJ - - .s.
/ n h IjI covered lrJ-- MS 81" turn % '"0
rnilg ......-.
Mrs Blame. her dan ht'r VI rst e. az '-s'' ~
frf.n ; al euded 10 ing cg4 Ju. Church th' NOM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-25
N0IES FEOM THE FOREIGN NAIL.
GOSSIP ABOUT MEN AND THINGS,
From M. Lab0uehrT|s Truth ,London.)
TANHAIN AND IRNING EIsHOp.

truly remarkable story is told in the French papers
OF King Tawhaio and the enterprisng Irving Bishop
The King was requested 10 think of an article ana
selected mother pearl button witch he proceeded To
hide "a the presence his attendants. hut during lhr
ab>crca ut Gishop Bishop then returned TO me ROOM
and taking she hand OF Of 1avhaos suite endc"N-
orrd ~ discover the article was cnucra"d TER
considerable trouble he announced that 10 Was hidden III
tie Kings mouth; Int this Iawhaio stoutly denied
Ri shop insisted That there hut the King presently
submitted To have his mouth opened and investigated
The button was not there; for ddky Monarch rather
thau be defeated had swallowed II. hope he accom-
psrcd this with greater than most people VIII
Ice able 10 swallow the story.
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HIS beat in East sfxty'ourth-st., near Firs-sve-.
when br4ck thrown by Patrick slsttcry, OF No. 40
East sixty fourth-s, tit him on the side OF me hean.
II had not be for the stiffness o. his bel net ne woua
have received wound. A. soor a. tne onosr e
covered from the effect OF the blow BE- ent ru te no'se
and arrested slattery Ills signaifor an tek on
the officer by Annie, the wife OF Stat cry, ana NUN
fully and sneceeded n hold his prisoner uni uep VI
ri.e In the struggle he received srch we're scap
wo d, that he Ia to be taken 10 t5e Presbg er'@n
Hospital I'm ambulance
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THE WEATHER REPORT
GOYERNMENr lNDLCArIOyS.

WASHINGTON, Aug, 2f.-For New England.
slightly 'oer. generally fair weather north to ives
winds becom variable. higher barom-t
For the Middle Atlantic STA e.. Sigh ly cooler, fan
weather uoFthcIly winds becoming variable.
For tie OHIO valley and Tennessee. fair weather
FOL owed IN the northern portion by increasing cloudL
lOca rams east 10 south winds, ueary station
airy m Hcr turr.
F,r the Lower Lake region. fair weather. followed ny
increasing udiness an lo'a showers n the IVES p0r
nm variable Wind becoming sOutl .sstrY, stationary
TEN ,tratlr. lower Oar0mcte.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-25
IN INSANE ~ USES L KNIEE.
lrr rvLEaRArh no rHG rnlnrvE. I

WARREN, Ohio, Aug. 2l.-John Foster,
trackman on the New-York, Pennsy yania aud
Ohio Railroad. became violently ins n It's
mOrning sez NJ q butcher knit, re rushed INTO The
street and tackled q farmer Vas driy.
ing into town. He cut top OF the cara q,
but the farmer struck him VITA he
butt end OF his whip, and then. whippng up
his horses, escaped boy and dol
were next attacked. when an officer arrived,
Foster had thrown tie i:e away a1d was choking
his son. AZ "a scyc cOuh.ct 1SerpOR ere a u
Wa. lodged u iI whore "a. TIMES hi vi Tie ~
a OF good pnysiQu" an rempeiate baois ana never
be oie manifested an s,mpt Insanity.
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arrived 10 my surprise there was the Oil fan,na
hsndwrsiipg. a. II appeared TO me- oacA am ine i
s no ans hi ~ an this and there may rot be. Only
mention nc "a was stro agis Inn 'ressei o. " y
there 4 any truth In he ab we statemen wouiu .eIS
,s,santly though re % eflv ,gest thai re solons
q the Adalamtss. hk' TIE car e aphV hsn Trssp
srn alive re open to vast i'm rDvement II JhssVr'
No 1872 Dekaib-ace, Brooklyn, Aug. z. 1854
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by all the guests along the lake. The hotels are
all full and are doing good business The IRiB-
uyE's enterprise is fully appreciated. Huletts
may be said to have taken the lead this season,
having had full house throughout. Tho large
fire on Black Mountain maGnlhcent slght
from this place and many came here 10 view IT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-25
ALONG LAKE GEORGE.

HULETFs LANDING, y. Y, Aug 24.-The steam
yacht, Katie Sanders, lett Caldwell with copies Of
Ihh SUNDAY TRIBUNE promptly at Il o'cloc this
morning. TIE TRIBUNE was eagerly 50, ght after
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-25
LoSSLSBI FIRL.

DrLrTu, Mimi, Aug. 24.-The large saw
MIL aud ll0o yards . Little PEEK ue4e de7 ioy'l
by fr ast ivhi ana the flames spread 10 he NH VI
q orc Vs.. Ie son
WASHINGTON Aux 24-Ihe Columbia Lime works IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-25

TRIBUNE OFFICE. AuSlst Isl q. m.-The movement
in the barometer during the clear weaher OF yesterday
was Gpwa a. The temperature ranged betN cen Go and
73o the average. 900 beng ~ wcr than on the
corresponding day year, and So lower than on sat
u daY
Clear and cooler weather may be expected to-day IN
This city and vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-25

FAIL RIVER, Aug. 24.-The Rev. P. J. +.
Bsdard pastor OF The O. IT Of Notre oe Lourics
del his oru 2 of spoplexy. re WIS % man OF great
energy and known l. Ctthol!c circles His death
- primarily caused ~ oyer wJrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-25
.LOHN PICMAPn-

WLKrsaARrE. Penn. Aug. 24.-JudGe John
Rie ard. g., ,ity are -eycnty-seve lid ~ board
v-s-el which rcaohr. New York last NIGHT II" was
his r,1u from Germany where lie hld gone TO recover
ais Acaltu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-25
IN UTICA AT NINE O'CLOCK

Urea Aug 2l.-The voice Of the newsboy calling
the regular edition OF HE SUNDAY IRlBuNt was
heard here as usual this morning about . o'clock.
TIE iRIBUNE beat al the rest of the New-York
papers in actual selling time the streets by thIce
hours
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~ pENNnNINANIA-

UAzrrroS. Penn. Aug. 2l.-A special train on
The Iehiab Valley Railroad was run from here 10
Maucb hunk to meet the regular sunday train on
that road to bring THE NFw-lorK SUNDAY IIh-
UNE To- the liazeton coal region. enc Thousand
SUNDAY IE1BU>rs arrived 10y this train at l.3o
y. M. and were distributed this afternoon ~ tins
place and the mining towns of loauesvllle. Auden-
RED Beaver Meadow Cranberry humboldt. Mount
Pheasant Harlegh. Milnesville Lattmer. Holly
wood .Icddo. nrfton. etc. As this is the first ap-
pearance Of Now-Yor Sunday paper ia this re-
gion uu the day of its publication. the delivery
clusively OF TN lRBUNr attracts much alton
ton. Politics has given The TmBrNr new popu-
lariy in Penn svlvauia and s sales have increased
wonderfully The enterprise of the new train IL ina
che hands Of a. NJ fby. of this city.
SCHANtov. Peun.. Aug. 2l-Iur 81 DAY lnin-
UNt wa received here this morning by special uos.
srngcg, Al tho towns between Delaware Water
Gap and this city Wrto supplied to-day lut
Tam. ~ being. nn usual the only Ncwslotk ppprt
a. be- had. Tho enterprise Ia managed here hy Mac
Dcmott. Tho newman,
WuKls ARWE, fenu, Aug. 2l-fnr TtunrSt
Was the only New York SUNDAY paper on sale ih
this cuy to-day. 10 was BROUGHT down by Mi
Loader OF scranton, by pony express.
KLAplNG Aug. "a. - IHr SuNpAY IuBrN NJ
reached Reading to-day long before The other New
York papers.
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poliiitIl Notices.

~ Political banners. flags nud Portraits.
Best NOrE. ~ usual, by uo fk A. go MA Nsrt~',
.. DIauest Ola eltlls iirlCa tess -iltc t,tA
Patent Waterproof lse4Wsr. e nrfess -.
dur Manu- 'astiii srs
uniei letters patent Infrnscm-uts vii De prosecuted
AILlslc yJ.tl-lts 49, cam e4tilin Ata
~ AZ. LEVY q CO- - ""'--s-S~
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

ne aar,r e bsen.tcs 'arssu, IN 'A' iy bi tens
l fe d. = lfrs
Erfe retruts ths asfia 70
BY r.-rru dulng Tic broken Dotted uIe 80
The tnsrmoIster a, bed
Eut pharmacy. tls Boa1~sy.
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4 PoucfuIs pLI ToCADE

I3r1man John . Duen, OF the twenty
eilhtn Precuc "a q hard ur 90, 90 10 ".shL -aorts
alter ls la zone ~ duo al oc.ocA hc va, patrons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-25

EARLY AND QUICK -ALES AT NEWPORT.
NEWPOET, Aug III III SUNDAY TElBUNL ar
nyed this morning three hours ahead Of any other
paper and the whole package was soon Exhausted.
the sales being easy and quick.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-25

this city. owned by Cimmack & Decker, burned
tms morning -Four hundred barrels OF lime are de-
Iroycd Tho loss il estimated at s., O00 insurance
Inc Du iding and stock ia - 800.