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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1884-09-18

Observation-Disclosures con-
siderable number of voters were reg
istered in this county at the last sit
ting, there are still many more who
should be put upon the lists. In
October, the Registrars will sit for
two more days, beginning on the 9th;
and as this will be the last opportu-
nifty before election of getting regis.
tered, the registration committees of
the different Clubs should begin at
once to look up parties whose names
do not appear on the poll books and
have them registered so their votes
may count in November. This is q
most Important matter and we hope
that it will be attended to.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1884-09-18

BALTIMORE, Sept ID, 1884,
Messrs. Editors As comparea with the
preceding week, receipts q all kinds grain
we're lighter. The market continues to alb
,se.1 the offerings of wheat, but at further
decline in prices. Southern fell off SOD cts,
Western No. winter red Al cents on spot
sales, 81 cents on October, and "a cents on
November. give closing quotations as fol-
lows
Wheat, Southern Fultz, "a TO 81; long-ber-
ry, 80 to 90; Western spot, s4t to s4a; Sep
TENDER, 81 to s4s; October, s6i to 500; No.
vember, 81 to s7s, and December, ssi to $50.
Corn, Southern, 6s to 90. Rye, So to 60 and
oats from al to 81 cents per bushel.
Tobacco--Receipts of Maryland were very
light the past week and the market more
quiet, hut all desirable samples find ready
sale at former figures. New ground leaves, Il
Is thought, viii open at full figures. renew
quotations as follows:
Inferior and frosted, S 90 to 5 3 90
Sound common, 3 so TO 400
Good do, 4 so to 90
Middling, $50 to so
Good TO fine red, 500 TO IL 90
Fancy, IL 90 TO ID 90
Ground leaves, 90 to 10 90
Miscellaneous stuffin demand at fair prices
N.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1884-09-18

The New York World says The
betting men of Harlem are looking
for investments on the following basis:
1000 to $3.50 that Cleveland Is cleo
ted; $1,000 to $3.50 that he will carry
New York State by $4,000 majority;
81 900 even that he will have 10000
majority in this State; $1,000 to $500
that Cleveland will carry the State.
The men and money can be found at
the Centennial Hotel, No. 23l3 Third
avenue.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1884-09-18

Last Sunday evening J called upon sn old
friend ''above Tue rup," and spent several
hours In the pleasant company Of him and bis
entertaining family. I played several games
of eroquet with 1.-THE girls" which ] enjoyed
Immensely, Notwithstanding Invariably got
beat. ".
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1884-09-18
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Orphans Court of ST. Mary's County, Set /:
Sept. II, 1884.
nRDERED by the Court, That j. s. B,
Hammett and j. Il. liammett admins
traitors of
LYTTLEToN B. HAMaETT,
late of st. Mary county, Mo-, deceased, give
the notice required by law to the deceased 8
creditors TO exhibit their claims and that the
sam, be published once week for six success
siye weeks in the st. Mary's BsAcoN.
Test JOHN b. ABELL,
Register of Wills for st. Mary county.
NOTICE.
In pursuance Of the above order, we hereby
give notice that we have obtained from the Or
phans Court of ST. Mary's county, Maryland,
letters Of administration on the personal estate
Of Lyttleton b. Hammest, late Of said county,
deceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased arc hereby notified TO exhib-
il the same with the proper vouchers attached
thereto to the subscribers, on or before the 10th
day Of March, 1885. they will otherwise
by law be excluded from the benefits of the
said estate. All persons indebted to the de-
ceased are requested TO make immediate pay
ment to the subscribers.
j. :. B. HAMMETT,
]. e. HAMMETT,
Administrators.
Sept ls, iss4--6w.
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FOR CONGRESS-.

Messrs. Editors--Please announce Capt.
GEORGE r WATTS as an independent caps
didate for Congress and say he viii get the
unanimous support Of the second district
Sept Ii, 1857
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@-FIRsT->
FALL
fANNOU NCEMENT
.FIRsr.
FALL
o. BERNEI &SONs


9. e. Corner Lexington and Eutsw Sta.
500 PAIRS BLANKETS, from Auction and
at Auction prices.
l01 Heavy White Blankets at 81 rs pr pair
IA Fine White Wool Blankets, 3 90
IL California all Wonl Blankets, 8 90
100 Pairs Silver Grey Blankets, 90 ~
SACRIFICE SALE OF BLACK SILKS.
Guinets Heavy Gros Grain Silk at so cents
Satin Finish eros Grain at 90 "
s Pieces Guinet's Finest Gros Grain at 81 25
Satin Faced Ottoman SILK at rs cents
Fine Black Dress Satin at 65 I"
80 Pieces New Fall Shade Satin ct so q,
NEW STOCK LUPIs's BLACK GOODS.
80 Pieces 80 inch All Wool Cashmeres at
46 cents
Lupin's Fine Silk Wraps, Hennetta Cloth, at
99 cents
s6 inch New Ottoman Cloths at 40 cents
BARGAINS In HOUSE FURNISHING
LINENS.
5og Large Size Linen Towels ai IA, Is and
IS cents
Yards Wide Bleached Table Linens, 40 cts
l0og All Linen Napkins at IS cts per Dozen
New Stock of Fall aud Winter Wraps, Auc-
lion Bargain,
80 Plush Dolmans, Beaver Trimmed, Sc 30
% Plush Goats at 90
NEW STOCK DRESS TRIMMINGS,
NEW STOCK LACES,
NEW STOCK PRINCES,
all at Rock bottom prices. A call will repay
you.
go- If you cannot come yourself send for
samples.
.. BERNEI n SONS.
Sept II, 1884.
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DIED.

On the aOth, ult., MARTHA J., beloved
wife of Stanislans Clark, in the seth year Of
her age. May she rest in peace
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1884-09-18
NOTICE.
BOARDING.

MRS. MARY Fl. BRIsCoE "a
IVh has removed 10 SO SARAT0- ssl
GA STREET. Will accommodate A-A.~l
Permanent Transient and Table Boarders.
Aug 2s, issd--3ms
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Constable's sale.

AOIlSUaDIe - '~SblS-
BY virtue of n writ of Fieli Facias, issued
by 10 Morgan, one OF the Justices Of the
Peace OF the State of Mary land, in and for st
Mary's county, at the suit OF t Spalding
against the goods and chatlels, lands and ten
ements OF John s Posey and TO me directed,
have seized and taken in execution all the
right, title. claim, interest and estate al law
aud in equity of the said John Posey in and
to a tract Of land called pr DELLA BROOKE
MANOR, containing 1891 ACRES, more or
less; also another tract Of land called PART
DELLA BROOKE MANOR, containing 1924
acres, more or less The above lands are To-
Gated in the h election district Of st Mary's
county. And ! hereby give notice. that on
SATURDAY, the 10th day OF September,
1884, between the hours of ~ o'clo:k, mand
4 o'clock, IN, at z 7 Spalding'' $ store, in the
9th eiteiion district. ] will offer for sale the
sud property SO seized and taken in execu-
ton, by public auction, to the highest bidder
for cash.
WIN. 7 BAILEY
Asg 20, lss4--tss Constable.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1884-09-18
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


Orphans Court of 81. Mary's County, Set:
Sept. l6, 1894.
- RDERED by the Court, that J. Frank
~ Ford and Roberto. Combs, administra-
ROBERT FORD,
late Of ST. Mary's co., Nd, deceased, give the
notice required by law to the deceased cred
itors to exhibit their claims and that the same
be published once week for six successive
weeks In the 81. Mary's BEACON.
Test: JOHN B. ABELL,
/, RegislEr Of Wills tor st. Mary county.
= NOTICE.
In pursuance of the above order, we hereby
give notice that we have obtained from the Or
phans' Court Of st. Marys county, Maryland,
letters Of administration on the personal es-
tate of Robert Ford late of said county,
deceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased are hereby notified to ex-
hihit the same with the proper vouchers at
tached thereto to the subscribers, on or before
the goth day of March, 1885, they will other
wise by law be excluded from the benefits Of
the said estate, All persons indebted to the
deceased are requested to make immediate
payment to the subscribers.
]. FRANK FORD,
R0BT. @. COMBS,
Administrators.
Sent Ia, lSS4-6w.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1884-09-18
1854. NOTICE. 1884.
POTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE.
On aud afisF March ath, ias4.
STE
On ana aiieF MaEeh Ath, lae

a STEINER
w STE
Capt. w. @. GE0GHEGAN, will leave Pier
10, Light Street Wharf, every TUESDAY and
FRIDAY at 8, p. NJ, for the following land
inGs on Potomac Rivers
ON TUESDAYS FOR
Cornfieid Harhor, Munday's Point,
Jones Wharf, Abell's Wharf,
Rrome's Wharf, H0ward's Wharf,
Bacon's Wharf, Leonardtown,
Cowart's Wharf FoxweIps Wharf,
Coan Wharf, Stones Wharf,
Riusale Wharf, Oobrum Wharf,
Lodge Wharf, Nomini Ferry.
Leave LEoNARDTowN for BALTIMORE
E, on THURSDAY. at I, A. N.
ON FRIDAYS FOR
Cornheld Harbor, FoxwelPs Wharf,
Jones Wharf, C0brum Wharf,
Brome's Wharf, Howard's Wharf,
Baeon's Wharf, Leonardtown. srrT
Cowart's Wharf, Stones WAzsf,
Coan Wharf, Ianoas,eF's Wharf.
kinsale Wharf, Bluff Point,
Lodge Wharf, Chaptico Wharf,
Munday's Point Liverpool Point,
Piney Point, Smiths Point,
Abell's Wharf, Glymount.
ALEXANDRIA and WASHINGTON d. @. 4
Leave WASHINGTON for BALTIMORE on
SUNDAY at4, pm.
FREIGHT RECEIVED only on TUES
DAYS aud FRfDAfS.
No Freight reeeised after 4 80, r. H.
No Bills of Lafing sciH be signed except hose
Of The Compdnys.
r. FOSTER, General Manager
Il. MERIDIAN. Jr,, Ageaf.
Feb 28. ls94-M
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Capt. w. @. GE0GHEGAN, Will leave Pier
10, Light Street Wharf, every TUESDAY and
FRIDAY at 8, Pm, for the following land
inRs on Potomac Rivers
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Mrrh

THURSDAY MORNING, Sept. 18Th, 1884.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-14

NrwPoRI, Aug. l3.-Another storm has set
IN ami u cold thui Co the glrHt discomfort Of all
and IA unutteranl. disgust OF hr hoe. keepers
dnzA ng the city 10y the sca any I'M but
are able fir r. have been 'nfortable nIerd
Tn Ncw-Yo0a OH "a rOI sbaud "a tus morning,
but -till many yacht the uaroor
The grand uau by Mr. mo Mr. vii lam Gamnel, OF
Prov donce Ia has been long and eagerly looked
forw ,rJ To. tO,k place ttnig { at tn Casino I e
theatre was crow ed with IA honable summer residents
Mrs CANINE is ia. only daughter Of the Ia Robert a.
I've. who was OF the Provid nee firm Of Brown
4 Ives ne orch stra ecu 4 q the aud
petrly hid from view by the prouse display choice
trop cal plan s. wlch al distribu ed about he
room and in the ga leTes. About 40 pc pc were
present TIE ladIe- beau tul bouquets Of flowers
TIE colsti,n furnish d by Pinari, OF New-iork
aud wa mo boul ful and ela'orte
The Rev. Jane Freeman Clark o Boston, Is the guest
of NJ W. G Weld OF that CITY
The storm this az I'D rot prevent the polo
games althoug the ds were in pad condto part
of lem q. ing red WI IA TIE contest wa of
than usual interest being for przcs onered 10y the
Yves chester Polo Clu. The he Blues, who
CO SYST OF gu J,nze r. tit ck jr, Carroll Bryce
vino W w. - Ism, i' d"w d. " Rut,erfo d a. ii
III Loull rd. ir The Waite, eat Neare- Of the yell
low; j. F. u. amer. X. Tnorne, stanley Mortimer
7 eOceau House a II ais tc-da, were: MISS Wright,
Or W. Birt"t. A. Bal Mrs K; j1bn- on. OF New
A. zen go. l. ). leudee, Nrs. s hendee, OF Hs I or
John spaudns and wifi T P. Harding. = B ston John
vii, G. Il. b a,chf I'd A. g. NJ D maid and " fe Of
BROOKLYN; II. K. Graham a ID wife Of rhisde pha
" A. iOwn's wife. If Kansas City; c. II. McK-n-
rey, F. A Wst.on 5. Tu n"r md wife, Of lea 20;
] Il Warri gt,n wifi, Of Alta tic ity; Mrs. C.
Wi SON OF Troy; Charles : nth aud fe I. Hncluan
{. G. Reitz. G d. + OF, OF Ba tmore.
A. "a Aqudncck there were egi tered: W. T. Hurst
AID fauil ~ low; ". G. BaIis and family. J. s. 1ull
aud wife, ~ Pm adephiaj J. Alden, f. f. COwan q. f.
y AKIN, VI iam h, OF New Ork +. Il. o les T.
A Turner A II EdstOu, Mrs. ". Fl g eesoI +, j Sin
gleton Mis-, Barry Ms. D.rnaH, OF BOs on j. hOsen
bougu and wfo, Mrs @ e. TiuS. OF Et,tOn. Penn. Lieu
ten n W. H. ID. NOstrand, L. ;. n. f. A. Dudley, Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-14

Government Tho 90 cents 20 he offered In exchange
Tor tho per nts Ia be payable ~ tho pleasure oi
O. United stafes aud tho hang will made par
the gg per oonis teamed exchange for por cons
To ne pail nj tho pleasure Of tho United sta flor
1907 aud n g'g orccn- 10 lssue IN pof nia
to ht rn' nno afrr septrmhr 1901 tho tax cir,ul
ton Ia bo rcdtccd ono alt ana bofra trr tho
bond or i6' pure nsa ~ tho. me-, da aooorii - a.
cthn conrro vii n ot Tue ~ tot Haypgo ptern,t 10
w Govern no't lbr pl u ~ "a hhiso or Tao 1 y Z
ortH and i's per cents ny 0o,cnmont payment 81
such sun ga cash IA oaon case viii equd tho prscnt
the q crnmont is role,sod la IA, E,ha X,
Charles ur,h,m pr. sIdeo, Of tho Nntn Ward Ma
uuuauce ~ thoNiuOna ha kin Currency"
JOHN THOMPSON on inE SILVER QUESTION
paper by John Thompson. Of NewYork, on The silver
questi II pres med, as folow,:
Agsil the silver dollar question Is agitated, and again
the pr dioti0n l. advanced IA gold viii soon be at
premium. net appreh'nl sue res nc untn ,h9
ioirl ahe "a tnce run avn. again 4 hs IN uld
wpo tsexc'ei exp rs ana the Uuird -tatcs Treasury
ia Is Ignoring silver, except holding Il on stor-
sge' tnen goi' may De driven lho
drown rom circulation Premium gold rests on thes"
cohdit ons 70 tungteiv, tOrei trade balance IS in
,ortu atey IN" treasury and the 0'nb continue 10
d or minat against the currency that IL based silver
neglected to sutborz Of silvet ceruhc-s in one.
two an fv dolar demo lions. The Fr poh Govern
with zach ther. bcause they treated alike bv tie
tC the sanS dnd Sy me e9R IN re P
e b. k Of Ftance isa)OI cquat I'm and hucu
at very t'le. T French pe pl hold the SLY in
cola Bank o. Fra sand the Id IS II in the
Bank OF France Tor foreign race purposes Wi us,
f0rtuute, there artes i.cians and zap con
81 dOlar currency by ting the ACT thst silver
with so doll T. 1herret ally they are right. but
practically both dollars are he same. They
are equal paymenr OF deb equal In
pm chasing property; eqnal at the Custom
House. az Office and AT bank equal eV~ryw here Icept
H. theory an foreign trade. In Fran h differ nee
br'w es god and s er col ia te than with u.s. snd
A. vet We avr larger per &c NJ Old than they. Let
the Ire snry md h bank sop tscrin ination AID II
viii b long time uef0rc go Will be werchandse and
dis tppear rs money. Tho commerce OF the word and
the DEALING betw man man only he Fri
o. wi both precious metals Turn either into mercnan
disc IN lei ues AID tn cred system the 9th
e., then disaster and d = es~ Ould ollow.
The papers Of Henry Gate- OF Nebraska, on The
Prevention Of mics" T. Sutton. Of ssssippi "Our
Banking Sys en-; and n. j. Sl,ign, OF Texas, on
Il uk ami Their Ia 50. were read presented.
The Commit on Nomina tons appointed follows.
Mcss-s. Comcg,s. Of Phade ld; Lindsay, Of North
Carolina luaJ, OF san Francisco; Wheeler OF chi
cago; n. T.. slei-n. ~ Tex lockwood, OF Virginia;
and DR.. smons Of south Carolina On motion he con
vcnton al our ed until tomorrow morning. The
mttcr has rvd some very interesting papers, which
Will be- read TOM ".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-14
CoUArRY AIR FoR err CHILDREN

RETURN OF A PARTY FROM oswEGo AND ONION
DAGA COMMISSIONING TO RHINUBECK.
Hundreds of business men hurrying into the
frrryh0u-o ar Hob ken eary yesterday morning found
um to stop nom M ard watch scene tina must now
be getting familiar 10 he travelling public The waiting
rooms crow led with five companies Of fr sh air
children. returning from BllGwinsy e. Fulton Lysander
Phoenix ami sandy Crock in Oswego and Onondaga
Cou ties
"where dI you como from. my boy inquired
porIlt old man who seemed thoroughly astOnsued At
tho 81 lht.
From tine country sir " they shouted back I'm chorus,
AMI the -icn' Of couotrv life lboit them plenty.
Rosy cncola, .uuburu- hands. nughn- eyes and nrm
cp tnc.r were possession. wni all fesh-ir children
carry nome.
OIrcaeold after another lie into the Whiting room.
shout ng an laughing and stamping their feet The
children od -uwn plump and lolv. and were adorned
th a sortsn. gHy .fes ga .nl hats incir hun lies
veroa sf-bt to behod ono little slr began G. give an
inventory .ho huge pa',ag wuoh sh' carried 81
have cradle h.oo dolls Nv dro -aes " lIee she
Interrupted uy a drealm ouury from a boy sand
ing near Ito porc carefully big bouquet stuck
I'm bo to NJ tor souc ono had accidentally
knnckod hia oupN aud npl od haf tho w,tnr
Auot 70 hoy "a. unuastus aon way tu stand up
.ud . tht"o touh 80 nl 'as. 400 p"N'H ITO mus h"
p.iuL ppr hit 'au. Tor tno bun 'los yuntlpot
iuis no'. buot ou'umho a, a oa and nuts lnwera.
nsanga eetslsls wr,r ~ almost eto'y hanh Quo boy
l"t@ad pc h"s ",at ""ihs Chicken - pigeon
tiir ~ lln t'ndrf' outiri oa hfy
"f" W % nn ltl7h puhhhoi iHl OF hnn',
o. .hr NrN-iurk idle nf the e.. SCORE ~ hers
Uncd hr .ubvulk ra or aiming ~ long ulra OF
rh tfru Who tuls thr ruuWlrdi bundle through he
hutyiu- l.ruug. II lr and riur sudden ny Oi Joy
sh 90 fuu auI u urk tm ir1ot ool mrd IA u nOmr
mother mad recognized lttle boy giu The hosts
of hlIruu lu the country det-rvr -iguhl Il Ion
the nne ape Ihe EN-. Ire Not only d they
%, be- Ter than when they went 1ut. but ~ .ir
whole conduct uuI conversation gave evidence OF he
l.dN dteuuOI viii h hey ectlv a.
The Rev. ~. VI We1Icr, "a Ltuerin pastor, living
FlttI-1'. between Avenues ana lnteIeS I'd II
ho friends IN ueb IA he work Of sending tho
q 4 A
az n, sh air Homes Nv Ity-twp Wers found. and
ui- morning HE UUBUNE Fresh AIT Fund sends them
i've Gems Win smln child .eu wuOsu homes enc
meut- rhe IosJ crowded an uuhea ny kind. N-afly
all the Cpl hvugt poor foreigners iu garlans
Jews an Luthe. preuOTnin ting The
men q packed rome lar 10 garrett the gIoundlOOr
being IN most case, beer shop
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SrnrER RESr arm HIRBoR

BAR HARBoR. Me, Aug. 13.-Mr Blaine de
part sr ,ru Bar II rho- the NJ ne cntral Ira SER
at -ohc GA is I'm errih down our n rain
that lasted he entire day lie went e. la cr md r-
tutucI,u me- S.brHos again h's evening tel5 O'Clock
The summer residents here anus themselves in
many way. during TIE day iu Their rcspcD i've hotels
vito iHlrmrtu mIslca e. tcrt uu'uts lhctIHo U.s.
etc THE 4oci ent rtainmont tn ~ was TIE r'cei-
inu ~ Mr.. and NJ Wi lam y. iioc a1u G'n raj and
Mr. y. H. rott AT Casa IA ~ nte' thor h"autiiu
cotae on We--t Ev covered vehicle th1t cou d Zoe
ohtaipoI was uu m Va. ard nearl. 200 rucs ~ the
soy - hundred invited we're pr scut, iuc'u ing ME-
Blaine On Hov Pu llips btoo r., tlc 'sc' Na' OF b'i
moro. Mics NcpruY he NJ sses Nprr a, hc Mia-"7 'u
lNit %. hp Mics MiHot. Mira y. q ~iurI. ia aui
n card u.r Mr. and Mlsa ~ dlet'n. the earher"
and mann ot
Now tha the camp iru "a opened m Maine poit 90 ar"
.it moro so iouH form VA llat Heth"r, AMI g -
ainndcnta Naii ifut1 ala tFo dtN ihofoaAhE
~ umhpt pHp tftuf tue arrival OF lHt Ihiht ~
th uoinihs nn ono cpu # De- uht nod th' d msud hn
iue ~ atrf IA 100 the a. ply Tho demand lot lnE IuH
& At ~ rpaAca da ~ - N'H II Ituut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-14

CHANDLER-At Saratoga springs on the 18Th INST NathaA
Chandler Of tis CIV
NOtIce OF funeral hereafter.
CLARk-At Rdsobeld, Conn. August T. Elwuld Clark
aged -
Funeral services from his late residence Thursday at
.
Burial Middle Patton Friday.
MI NKOE-At GifOrds, staten Island suddenly Thomas
Nun o. late " New York IA the l3d year Of ms az
InteImrut al concord Mass
OF AR~ON-On Monday. August II Franklin J. otterson
from l94 spring ST.. NeW.loA. THURSDAY Ittb
inst. al i a. N.
Iuterueut n Greenwood
PLATr--udden.y. sunday. August l0. at New LONDON.
Comp Matte sanger vito oi Joseph Patt aud daughter
OF Joseph ]. sanger, Of 1rkers. y. b.
Funeral residence 20 WAIburOIas A0uk.
ers. THURSDAY. August q az o'clock.
Carriages depot arrival VI train from ECH-l OK.
kindly omit flowers.
SILKMAN-At katOnah. Westchester County. y. Y.
MONDAY evening August D.. Laura VII, Oi DAVID 81 six
man. tle -jtI year Of her age.
Funeral from Methodist hpsc pal Church, on Thurs
ia, Tho IAN INST. al = UCiOcN o. 100.
Relatives and friends aru re-pec tfuly invited
WAISON-At orange. y J.. ca 18Th the Rev John
Lee watson, d. H., 4. :, Navy formerly 81 Boston, n las
Funeral rom St MARKS Church west orange Friday 18TH
Carriages IN waiting Orange Station arrival Of 1910
Newlsrk
ple. u OH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-14
The PRESIDENT ~ THE MOUNTAINS.
lBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TG1BUNE.I

iBr TELEGR>r THE TGIBUNE.l
KAATFRsKILL. Aug. 13.-fhe day has been n
most charming in tle mountains with tho mercury
al 69o the bright morning sun noodng the ho'e pi-
Az and he aimos her clear the s uati i eminenty
satisfactory DO 10 visitors aud Ian ljrd-. The Prrs
de has remain d quietly at he hot' al day aten ing
10 ms corrcspon in the forenoon and even ON 'thg
h.. Gu on Try nOlntal afternoon DIVE prefcrrinc az
he sad to remain the broad front ara Enjoying the
de ghlfd ar ana or'heSt TIA m sic Tor chahge' Last
night a ie hop m. dist buted hy he Prrsl
dent a d Mis-. Emil G la ding. This event there ar
concerr an hum dramatic rea ing- IN The hoie
paror by FRANK Ii coin. VIII the President, Score
tar, tie. hi.f stco Wal and others W re In at
IL diane. The Preside nlghN pl 'is VIII hls
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To the EdttOr OF The Tribune
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