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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-23
MIDsUMMER GATErY AT EEUPoRZ

NEWPORT. r. l.. Aug. 22.-This day began
with o. whi WAS followed ater By slr 'aine, and now
is ending with rain thunder aud liz. ng' making =
combination f4r from agreeable aad fr irom what DC
sirshls Tor a summer setiee eashss % i'ii
weather Houlo be received with pleasure
Augustus Whiting AID f4mly Of he"-hOfh' Ale MAJ
ing round VI other watering loes theH cottage Leie
beng clcssd meanwhile
An afternoon Tea Was given to-day by D.. aud krs
Barley of New-York The Hon JOIN Jay was FT'seEt-
Mrs. Turrure Mrs.. Lansing Mrs. Aston aud Mrs. b. 5
Whiting gave entertainments to-day
MI and Mrs James p. kernOcEan gave ciuhef parry
last night The gue-t. Mr. Thorn. Mr. Keene Mas
Warren Mr. Or1ne wilson. hss Actor. Miss Farsons MI
Catn, Miss Turnure the Hon. Nj Herbert hlss jerome
and M belmont
In tAe court tenIsis match to-day Alan JchnstOpe
defeated Joseph TookeI md Gr0rg RrLqRsi Geis stcd
JOseph sievenz. JohRstsbe and biohqusr Lace eac-
otser ~ INC nnaI niatcL Ior lne up ty-lnoT.oW'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-23
THE REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN.
ALLIES FOR THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE.

ALLIES
ACTIVE COOPERATION or The UNION LEAGUE
TENNESSEE FOR TIE RFPUBLICANs
In the Astor House, yesterday, was held q
wellattended meeting OF the Executive Committee OF
the National Union League, Ito concert measures
whereby the influence Of t Union Il" ;ue may be
en- ctivey ed behalf OF lie Republ can National
Ticket" General C. H. Grosvencr, of ONO. chairman OF
the comm Bourbonsm. who had investigated the
political condition Of every county in Tennessee reported
tpat while according n the returns made out
in 1881 there were over $4,000 voters in the state Of
Tennessee The highest vste ever cast was 2i3ooo
AT the last election Tor there still over
Toe who did not vote sew ntyhve per cont
OF the staya homes IN tn heavy colored counties
The negroes are not organized, and many Of them
don't know when an election is going on. by edu-
c,,iuc and organizing these sjay-athome voters
Tennessee could be made Republican state
on ali sides confidence expressed IN Republican VIC
tory.
In West Virginia for the hrst time since the war the
Republican parry about 10 have perfect organization
The Creepbackers have agreed for state Ticket, OF
which the Governor. ttorncy and two Judges
Of the Court of Appeals Republicans. 81" this ticket
IS elected now will he Republican party aferward
and snail be surprised" said General GrosYenor,
VT don't carry West Virginia in October
Mr. Nor hrup, OF BROOKLYN, reporting Republican
prospects in Kings County, New York sad
that Kings County was the hot-bed OF indie
pendentism Nevertheless when the list OF
the Young Republican Club used in calling the frs
circulars aud declared the seRding OF them TO e an
insult and an Outrage Nhie m. lndepen ens neeu noe
expect and do not claim nore th@n oovO woes III .ne
coa ty 10 600 workn gme, who have heretofore been
elemeni winch Opposes the Republican ticket Ia Kings
County rs he ire trade elenen hItgs S"uIy H
tf n ne IAN anI we beeve said Mr Northrup, that
We can carry II. heard 1t SAID that
Va M S Garp from trS County tina, he believed
that Nd Republicans would carry 10 by al least 1000,
ffy WI lev
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-23
ME-. RERKOMER,S WEDDINc.
Eron "a, pan Man eoze,te.


The marriage of Mr. Hubert HerkOmer,
ARA. with MIS- G-tfitus, daughter OF Mt Thomas
Cr1fhths OF Stanley House Ruthin, Nor h Wales was
solemnized in he parish church of Lanrhydd the Rev
Blu keley owen Jones, Warden Of Ruthin officiating
There was considerable disappointment when II was
found bridesmaids and that the BRIDE
wore no irwelry. she given away by her father
NJ Tho G'tfths, and her dress was OF brocaded
satin, with Ottoman s4 front, trimmed with lace, her
vel OF Brussels lace being arranged on me race ana
hanging the back. With amber roses and myrtle on
the dress and In the hair. She carried a magnnceut
bouquet tho gift Of the bridegroom, whose ohildteu
were charmlngly dressed. he little sri ID A nun s
SIX dress with terra ts and the III b0y IN Chare-
/ costume terra Gotta plush. Miss NJ GUmthS. the
sister de. dress OF bronze ana pi X Win
bonnet match. There large number OF lrehus
An the cnnrch and subseque ty ~ Stanley House Wher
OF he principal presents were SHOWN Lhat wmcE
e1cel thu create. attention tn reUarEabe cam
net feet high Which when opeu forms writing tdb',
md when sbu gives the flea o. "HC1se OF Lic' oi
the Middle Ages eut rely designed ana mo uy worked
nv tn, bridegroom nimsei Tie roo 81 tue CABINET -
fOru ed inces ties Of CEDAR, Snd yduoI family
portraits nQur, IN group. The sucont- 81 MT lie
korners school pres nted splendid proof OF Leonard
Da Virc's Las supprr" The ride and ~ dcgroolu
leave for Germany this afternoon MS Hcgohtrs ItN-
cling dress being costume OF drab ~ velvet WIN
bonnet TO match
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-23
SHATTERED BY LIGHTNING.
A CHIMNEY AND A SHIPS MAST STRUCK.
THE WEATHER COOLED BY HEAVY SHOWER
RAINFALL OF THE MONTH.

RAINFALL OF THE MONTH.
The weather yesterday showed signs of
having been exhausted by its BIZ eIo Wednesdar,
and II visited The city with less vinoi, eness. on the
'op OF the Equitable Building it uld not raise the mer
curry above SO though Hudnuts It dit better
$50 p. n. Strangely enough IT did rot feel as
not As it was, ow1ug 10 a stiff breezs which
Kept blowing from tho aud southeast
al day A. 300 p. m, when III sty partially oh
sour"d by hay clouds people sta.tea by pro
l"hSed rafting peal OF thundor The wind began to
uSVel through the city at lively rate pedestrians
near Trinity On rch looked up at the scanolding
round ne the steepe expecting u down rom
u snb lou height In hal hour big clou hid
m sun and the rain began to fan in prcmOntory drops
soor 1t de~0"Rded in floods and then settled down
dieory lrizze- Tho Signal Service oclcer said
tnat everybody ought to have foreseen the
asu'h or soIhe wind with hug cloud, Is to end
III ain N NewYork and its visrity. lie promised
c.V Today cooler and parity coudy weather.
business man down town goaded by the hot-wc aher
'aker 80 CHI t. circumyeut him by posting the following
notice in his office:
les its plenty hot enough for US. quite to much 40.
40 re don't know when the hot spen Will d, but
suppose 1t vii he cooler next winter"
me heavy downfall Of rain continued unbrpkenly mH
'4' y H., and II inches of water fell The total rIo-
TAU Tor TIE present month has J66 inches ar in,l
more IMAM the average for the period any year
for the last fourteen
Ihe inmates OF the fourtry brick tencmeni-house on
'ne northeast corner OF Eleven have and Twenty
a. were startlei about o'clock In the afternoon by
oud explosion, rocking o. the house ard OF
So'' ana bricks from tho hre-paoeG Lightning hed
struck one Of the chlmueys and completely shatt-roi IT,
TOT Whle the people thought that &c was another
SHOCK Of earthquake, but m examination soon
shovel tho true cause of the CONN otto.
he mouse butt by ITSELF only ssna frame houses ad-
J. Mug W. HE chimney VhIrh struck n tbs
D. b her F d fUE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-23
ARBITRATION AS A STATE POLICY.


THE SUPPORT WHICH MR. BLAINE WILL GET PROM
FRIENDS or THIS COURSE.
An elderly gentleman, with a package Of
papers under his and weirins long irock coat with
ample skrs which impaired clerical appearance to
him. seated IN the Firth Avenue Hotel yes erday It
was the Rev. Dr. T. McMmIy ,ecreta Of the National
Arbitration League.
"Ihave ust return si from aarge gathering mostly Of
Cuakers" he SAID TO TRIBUNE reporter near Mystic,
Conn There 1O,O 600 people assemb ed, and ad-
dressed them on arbitration. Tlese people seriously
devoted TO the subject which Is 10 hcm living ISSUE
with growing Strength too when il receives specific AZ
tenon a. II has from NJ. Blaine in his letter accepting
the Republican nomination for President
Had the meeting at Mystic political chsracterT
"Not at all. Tut there frequent references 70
MI Blaine ia private conversation lie Is thoroughly
respected by these people. who know bis record on tie
subject dear 10 thea great many Of them never vote
but am sat,fed that many IN he habit o.
voting will this fall for the Republican ticket As
instance, / may mention hr Whpple. cut
msn amonl them Inc superintendent Of institution
FOL the deaf NUTS Mystic. understand that
he has never vot before Dut found HIN OutsOKen OF
Mr. Blaine.
The Of this feeling il that Mr.. Bain~ IL known
20 be member 81 toe Arbitration League and IN letters
addressed 10 II befors he was auddate for The PIes
Geucy, oppressed huse = strongly Tor arbitration
state TO cy expression which he confirmed as Score
tary Of state This feeling & not by any confined
10 The OuakerE The Du kers, who resemble them in
many things cial IN conserve politics, have
M ion known as to United Brethren that numbers
PROBABLY half a mil ion III this country equally pro
nouEceG on he subject Of arbitration. Of course, all
hes people Individual views on politics but hey
are intelligent and not a. the bound sort. be-
ieve from what have learned among Lein- tLAt tAey
viii give Mr.. Blaine al exceptional vote"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-23
VOTES FKOH BIZ HAEBOR.

BAR HARBoR, Me-, Aug. GA terrific thun
der shower Tonight cleared the ar.
John Roachs yacht the Yosemite. arrve' at a. NJ.
81 berg detained OIL he island for wentyiour hours
by fog
Tho receipts % the fancy dress ball last night about
$500. 70 be htrted 70 the treasurer oi me
" Shelf ring Arms" of Phi De Dhia.
Mr. Blaine wi leave Bar HsrhOr On Monday rght Tor
Bangor. on Tuesd n will visit some Dad friends a
COUntn and cGuedas viii 20 T. ArOo.tOOk County
- Dodgc t"Gail HamitonD VIII remain a. VT.
Dlail eS
seuatcr Warner Miller wir remain here for several
days.
Samuel r. Lyon OF New York is 10 erect $4,000
stone cottage tie Bar HarbOr side OF his estae on
Frenchmau's Bay rmor says Tor Mr. joan Dekoyen, or
Chicago.
Toe Bar Tarbor Casino champion WLItmore. has been
matched with X. ~ Skinner, the camp on skater or me
word.
Colonel A. Lowdcn snowden and family left for Phila-
dephla to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-23
I SURPRISE TO THE INDEPENDENTS.
REPLY OF A SUPPOSED FRIEND TO a cIEcULAI

REPLY or A SUPPOSED FRIEND TO CIRCULAR
REQUESTING HIS SUPPORT.
The following is copy OF the circular being
sent out from the National Committee o. Republicans
and Independents;
Your name has been mentioned TO us az that ~ one IN
h.avty svnnathy with our Efforts 10 SECURE clean and
honest politics. We should oe glad you "ouo permit
M 70 ster vour name upon rolls ana Incose her.
,1itb rroyr,at slips Can you not send u.s. also. lrr
lures and names Of other WHO VIII ala us ~ the
inaueneai We should be pleased " near ot Jou IuthE
either personally or by mall
The letter Is signed by George Walton
Greene, secretary, and has the names Of
George william Curtis. president and George ".
Folsom. treasurer TIE enrolment SIP
has printed heading which Degns: believing that inc
interests Of good government and public morals d"iaand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-23
ENrmsIAsN IN BEOOMF COUNTY.

BlNjHAMTON, y. y, Aug. 22.-One oil the
larSc,, indoor mce-l.- uel here was addressed
iast nigh Oy G-acaL O'Byrae, OF BROOKLYN. and Con
cr..-m4u Uorr, %, Michigan. General O'Eyre made a
p.thy speech AMI wa, received ~ita much applause
When Mr. Hon spoke. men WAC hal 70 ci the Demo
cratic tcket always were sen cheering VIII R'puh-
c1us The address, Of General Oh rHc hid been more
especially or the tariff. bur tEat ~ M Hurr 0as q
sy drawn contrast of the o. Ie-- Tor publ office ot
tho T. r candidate At ihc cpnad-"u OF thr meeting gu
int rYicw WIS hJd Win TIE sIe kcr ud nci- DO
have Travelled through The county anr ID hcr"r thi ai
uo place has cLthuslasIA been manifesto. il ~
surprise even 10 ul AdDtuI .ud every ur Knows tnd
ac6.owc there Is not gasst OI 'dsnce loI Tue
mushroom ticket ia this cOIut'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-23

the defeat Of James O. Blanc and tie election OF over
Cleveland" etc.
10 Il remark able tnat with the tlken any ~ hose
circulars SHOULD reach The hands Of We, In
the OF Hamilton r sbrOw Of the hrm OF Dsbrow
Brothers who falls 10 how 'pu,c morals" OF "eood
goyrnmeDt is TO be subscrved by election Of Mr..
throws dcwn the gauntlet them in the Glowing t.
Mr GEORGE ". CPrFNf, Seru
DEAR IB The circular OF tho 'se-callei" Republican
end lndcprnd"ns' Comm tee used 60 my Brook ad
dress has Jus reached me I reply Ia the zane WIN
pleasure. for wording circular that
gr1evous error N beh wing thai am I'm sympathy WIN
the IenOcrauC party or that aln oeslTous OF hilng
them elect their candidate 10 the Office OF President
II tue UMed states A merchant
believe that the b-St interests OF our country
demand the election o. tho candidates Of the Republican
parry; for hat reason | am supporter OF james ~
Let me az further bat have locked into and exam
med carefully the charges made against Nj Blame ana
can sec nothing n them that would make me believe
tina he 4 morally corrup, he IL Posi-
bly II fee trader / would endezyOr 10 flnd
lse Tor Ell port the Democratic nop nee
would have much respect for the secal ell keuH
com Boldly and tel heir fnr doing 20 which
is be eve. OF Mr. Cleve and's free trade, 0I
suUp0s IRE trade proc yies, RAJ her than the ag"s
Of corruption made against Mr. Blaine. man must IN
deed be green cannot through tn hue sLH cS
of tn 80 d" National 90 I'm ttee o. Repubcahs
and independents and their motive" Ysurs thu y,
IANmToS +. DisBKOV.
81. n. c." embcr Of the Young Rep1hcan cub, OF
sad: % most heartily in fav r OF the eject on OF
james q. Blaine believing him to he OF the aIAo'
and most de rahle nominal Tor lie once %
President OF the UnitHd state" 80, 49,.
writes: " h. fact IL that ms heart support 81 MI
BlaIHe Is wei known among Al my sequantanees-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-23
LITTLE ch4NGL ~ CHICAGO PRICES
THE MARKErs DULL ALL DAY-LlT1LE TRADING

fpY TELEGRAPH To TIE rsEBuxsl

iBY TELEGRAPH To THE rRTBUSEl
CHICAGO, AuE. o. Corn tonight closed at
- for ptemOcr, within s cent or yesterday
close; ami tho close wheat tonight within 4
cent Of tn close on thursday IL was as dull day as
h D. en- Change year. n vi hin tie last
twelve months there have been some dun dye In
wheat thereyas trading to sprak OF. and no even
talk The range Of Ietuat on IN wlea- within
l. bu-hel r5r The whole dtr. small range as T.
ev known ~ this Ike, and smIl e. than ninety
pine days out OF hundred. "Ther: orders
here" sud Broker E..u,it" RS a dOg eat dog. Tn
bs traders are either tied up IN provisions
or out OF town, Or waltng foI sign.
Tho wheat pit was never before utterly devoid
o. Incident" his true. I'll lard to recall IN All
el..' heret fore III has not been enlyrrrd with
tentative scheme. SOmacme- II has been the be IN
ming Of dead and sometimes the closing out " corner
Now there deals 10 close ou', and has the
courage initiate any. Gle receipts OF graft to day
3Ol OF wheat, 3Sl 4 corn and 100 or oats.
The temper during early forenoon weak and
the volume q trading very small In corn there were
some sc4per- covering, blt he zig traders dong
nothing. Wheat vas d shade better than last night
but only a saade. >ept-mbcr wheat stO
at about cents and sept mb-r not move far
fro 52ls cents R5sard I'd PORK wee about here they
lef of yeser-ay he lunofs o. an ac' pa declaration
OF wax between lima and France to-day hAd no IN
fueLoe There is Ell sou little Ia o. er the situation
IN corn. but from Tx Of "cor-er u las pec"i %
her iidicule ~ ne alleged empt OF Baker o. o."
perhaps some others 10 get 1p squeeze On Tain
A one raider put n to-day; Iue -A.le
coz VII Rot De sod Freely At an. rat;
bulls right straight through Their W.T. be big short
interest and cons EMILY no consider De az @hce IN
september wheat closed 80. cents; september corr
At 81 cents The close at $50 Ta7 ia aO2n' nat va
Wa %. NJ OF The or wd' said Graham is going
70 BE- ooed I'm Il WI he late to e. bec4a' t 81
Ali the while drop 4o~0r aud io|er'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-23
STRUCK BY LIGHTNING AND DESTROYED.

KINGSTON, y. Y, Aug. 22.-DWng the heavy
shower her. tbs a'-.noon tho house Dr. j d. Ier"i-
ger. on HcAy-st.. was struck by N-htRlDX ana
destroyed The electric holt wa s"en oy some b. ghDois
To strike near ne chimney Ut T,rwlger wa ,lns on
q lounge 81 The time, and felt nothing ~ the shock hIt
hearing the crash be ran upstairs and found the whole
roof OF his dwelling FL blaze He wa no cuIy person
the building the time Only portion Of the iun
ture was saved, and this damaged condition. me
nous owned by tie kcy. Ni AcA I, a.1 -" % 80
nd Il ,bou. 80 600 Their. was 10 Insurance o. The
house Du tie furniture Wa insure1 ftr 5000 lie
of the vicinity al d many were badly frightened
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-23
CITY CHILDREN AT oswEGO.

OswEGO, Aug 22.-Another small detach-
nent of children sent out By The TRIBUNE Fresh Air
Fund reached here this morning and were distributed
among farmers in vicinity. The detachment sent
here two weeks ago departed this afternoon on theT
tourney home Their physical APPEARANCE has greatly
Improved sinoo their sOjourn IN the country. Many
deeply regret, I'D parting with their entertainers
large number carried with them substantial memories o.
visit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-23
BOURBON TACTICS N VIRGINIA.
my FfgGp.pH I'd Tuk TtTF SRI

RICHMOND, Va, Aug. 22.-There WIS meet
Ing Of The sta;e Board o. Caayasers da} to count the
return. for TIA. special elections u members o. lie Cen
eral Assembly Tho result Of he cl0ctOps was favor
a3e he Republicans III every case out 10y neglect az
on rr the Bourbon clerks OF The ourts have failed
10 make correct 10 the ate oafd except III W
Gaze OF Petersburg. TAIs sas Disguised men oil p9fi'
: IA or Riddle5-rgef l. In the city to-day He J. san
suue as to the resul Of the Blame canvass IN virginia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-23
LIGuTNING'S FREAKS NEAR TROY
sLYELAL LIVES IOsr-MANY BUILDINGS srECCK-
CROPS RUINED
ny TEIFGEAPH 10 THE rfm"NE.l


my TELEGRAPH To- THE rPIB"NE
TROY, Aug. 22.-The storm IN tbs part Of
he country nigh resulted the lOs- OF several lives
much suffering and the destruction OF property valued
at many thousand doIlArs. Cambridge the house OF
bo instantly killed sarah Allen 'ittng by &c
window AT fatally Jured daughter Of Ar Matt son.
Lightning entered the house Of Clark Lane IN North
Greenbu-h and t,ro the clustering from e. whole OF one
room Iee. Lee. age yer. grand aushser of
A. j. Dustin, driver %. the Pc stsrh stage in the
apartment at tia tAe. The liz struck her ear a1l
glanced down upon her hand At saltwater tne root or
he Hudson Il yer Knitting Nil Wa torn of, AMI The
Tho! C urch horse sheds buried 10 the uni.
The telegraph machines at Vat r ord Junction
were ruined Thomas FItzge-ads Darn at Water
lord was burrCd 20 The ground Eegeu clegraph poles
m Ur u-vck struck and shattered. IN Lansing
burcu the II Drill Van Aruum ana Peter Love
wa h.fnel 10 tue grcu4I In tnAocs, william Hl'.-
mans nous % lAncO struck by bolt sLus-
les Luriea al dir econ, cl1pDo-ris iorn On IA
the rooms filled win I'll p.u'i' -mstc. III lIe1t ne
tuunacf seemed par lrH trruhc, on. was rd.cItttu
to 49,. the Outes heart quail uc Oh pa fOu- Ha-he
follow ed ia quick SION Nulhcr us houses alu
in t.e orNty " Ms ore uu SD M VS. o. re-
ted uy the I.uIGL Ills daughter wh eugag5i IN
the stcYe also SHOCKED Js the te IT current more
-ly than her iahrr was. lhe Oily nI us 7p.e oiL'
on iiyrr-.t. hau u arrow e-raT" irum dcslruct on
Liz ming paa ed down the cAlaU't pipe 10 tHS
engine, and co. an ntly or waste on u,,e-
EmPoycs c1tiu suisi, tle mes LiShnIE 9lru'h ,De
TAI road track Of the Troy a"i Boston la lrO1G Tai s"s
th. rails AMI gave Thorn Gray " no was NJkln theic
3 shock lou which ne hes Mt yet recovered. IA t.
strlct Of cr y by hail Il 10 - s.Feie. a -
cnly few mi e. southwArd' the sun .u"n- i's-'V az
while, and there lot the hrst appearance u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-23
THE WEATHER REPORT.
GOYERNMENr INDlCArIOvS

WASHINGTON. Aug. 22.-For Ncw-Rnglon4.
siigh cooler parity 81 ,udy weather and OCCASION Al
showers ,outn T. west Rud, bee milg variable
For The Middle Admit -tatcs slightly cooler. par ly
cloudy weather and occasional saowes m TIE northern
portion elrng AMI rally fair weather. y IN sta
tcnary temperature southern pot on variable winds
For TIE Ohio Valley and Tennessee u sht Ocal saoWer,
ara partly cloudy weather, yt.iabc WINDS sigot
char g. d. temperature
For The Lower Lake req IN. ut local showers aud
parity 'liuy weather. ed b. air .er variable
winds lower followed ~ rs. tempcr4 ufo ~ The Wesf
portion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-23
4 C4TALRYNI rs ~. UAI0N

The day that the first volunteer regiment of
cav airy their home FOR the seal Of WAY W lsGl,
celebrated 1hIrsdsy ny the f1rst NeBrork dAscolu
Cavalry Association II Lion PARK. Despite untoward
circumstances about seyeltylye old members OF the
regiment, Win tDer wives aud families
were prcsen,, the occasion beng also the
second reunion. Capan AbrsI Jones presdsd ct the
dinn"r and the snPt chair aSd crsd sAoer OF Sag'1h
william ale Xandec the yIce-I saen recalled Tie
fac o. El. recent death. A. uuer ngs ana aanc
lux followed utI IL OSVek OSe 0t tie most pleased
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-23
OBTAINING P4rPFR Immigrants

When the steamer Donau arrived al Quaran.
tine yester ~ she boarded by inspector from
Castle Garden, pronounce iOrytwo % the -ieera-e
pass myers DO paupcrs. All ~ hem with The exee-
famllios however called for by irirrds
ON the AdrIailc eleven w-rr dctalne q vas
a woman who guiug 10 NEE her husband ~ Sew
Je sey. ana hid 100. AnOtb-r on hrr way
Join her Lu band b. Tfoy she had Itch % nat ciy
LII IILLIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-23

William Os-oud is eiterlaining william Parsons, Of
New-IOrk. a Ms "a ST.
Tie Hon. George CaVcnds h Rsituek OF England, h
the cues ~ Og ~ Nils
Sir lIct I'd Temple o. worcasterah-e. FINLAND = az
the Ocean Rouse, j. T. Briutpu, o. Rio inOad. Va IS
fisz4rGs
Mr.. Mrs. John Foster c, Boston, entertaining
The Rev Mr. and "A p. Btorke-iierf. ri, 81 Boston.
Atsrney-Ge eral Breo ster ana ts.Ily arrived here
last GIT.
\ concert VII be given at She Casino sep,eubar
h. T. Adanow X ard Mr. BrndIt Mt Ada nowsd -
now IN town, maxi he necessary preparations.
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Total. Aus %, 1884 ......-.-..
FRESH AIR CHILDREN RETURNING HOME.
LEY rFIFGRAPH To TIE TRIRUNKl

RUTLAND. Vt, Aug. pa party of Fresh Air
children that had been spending two weeks in Buring
ton shelburn. Charlotte and Wiistsn passed through
here to-day TIE party now numbers Ill, one girl
Christine wagstlf, having found permanent home
With family Wilston. Not single case OF sickness
as known has occurred among the children since
coming o. Vermont Mary who came In poor heal n are
returning vol ThrOngs the enorts Of Charles Omsted
tcAei agent OF the Central Vermont Railroad, the wait
ing of the Station were thrown open TO the part
drink They are N charge of Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Thompson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-23
WIND STORM IN VIRGINIA..

PETERSBURG, Va, Aug. 22.-Chesterheid
county visited last evening By wind storm Wien
assumed the proporioss Of cyclone Huge Tee' were
ayr ole , 4nG feDces and ou'hou-es blown down CDa-
sJcrable damage vas done orchard uers az stIin
Nae accom- panied N some by beaN Ia o i"'n
AID hail. while IN 0thr places scarcely any VI eiAer -