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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-21
C4PSLIED 4ND DR0WNED.

Louis Miller. Peter Weber and Edward StaclJner.
of east Twelfth ST., hired row boat az th" tooi OF
Fourteenth st.. East River. yesterday afternoon 90
ROW, up the river. When Opposite Twenty -turd--t
the steamboat Adephia passed them, amt the yes
caused Dv the steamboat upset the boat throwing
the occupants INTO the water De- >cYentnst. and
Hunters Point Ferry boat Rock1way. WIS going
up the river on her Is o'clock trip, and Captain W.
t. Brown. seeing the accident beaded Tor the men,
who we're struggling Iu tine water. He was too
late however a. cher and Stecltncr went down
for the ast time and we're drowned After con
siderable trouble Miller was rescued and taken 10
Long Island CITY. ,
partv consist ny of Frederick Ernst. of No. i3"
West FIfteth-st., James Ryan. Frederick Gapes
and Catherine Howard OF No 600 west fort}
SAILING Yesterday morning on the Hudson River.
vim :, sudden haw OF wind struck the Yacht. cap
.l,in, her and throwing the occupants into the
water Boats from the steamer Patrol rescued the
marty mo- worse Oh than duckng
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THF TtLH or me DlK

THE IfLH or TIE Dif
A,doov cleveland w. tho point NJ Die lc'' l'n''
an .oouls aud wonders what he can Say.
N,ptrr,. cofnrs to thc fore with woman who Wink
taiEa writes aud drives wIic a'r'I ''. .'.,,.,,
en- en-, w. Sew dominion b. pdsuns ner ci''c' '''"
morc American.
.r. Norman. mean 10 be up with tho times They are
having their Bible revised
n. eotn,r of~ A Potent rhlior." recently P1ni'" '
Tns rRtnusE. 10 wrunga llio OF h'Ain' '"' ' '
Pagn.
o., tf r.rfu NJ reading matter Tor The n'.ili" a, ''
ttate amp a rcck,ii o' 81 paie, WV" ,er. fot the
soalscr, 10 read. do not Iare them np -,l"' ''"''
n, Wosbiagt,n Cruie mentions PENNSYLVANIA Demo
erat who 20 The Democratic National convention i'''
g. know what tune that Wien the bah1 Sll"'A u"
cold Hundrcdth"
,,....,t. ,ep,rer. AT Long Branch propose to pre-
sent him with o cottage
r, e.r,. q, be All one these DAYS whether VT Liden
-, IN, yraer-rl,r ~ raw bcef-teaks; whether n, ls
~ athlete or a drseftcr from the grave t' t'-,,'
~ xiv. place To the uyc-we4- iGno'le' "i''1'''
IIsufalo Express.
r,,l nd. tl,1,n the aggressive campaign was ueaten
g.. DO. -l-reuder- preparatory 20 s''""s " WIN
iiTren,oa Tines
e....r.t.i.g restraining h.m passed The N'"-l'rA
I~-f-atur, the bagra-e--uashrr mas gone "'''''
teetenv asking himself. " rs iI.e worm "'"'-'
,,.,.,.. evidently labor, under the dca,iou that
h. t,. bend If the pcmDcrluD ticket some ONE '-i "
icrk li- r.at. Sail 4ai tc AIu ice Is in'"4N-
tlIughamtou E. u'lrah
Some Norwich people Oh ~ excursion. ear'e-'F '''.
,b.,- I,b, basket ashore when tA'g went h-lu- ti'
other d,. aud sneu they caIrc uaeA na- empty an"
two iuroreut Attorney. were finishing me -''Ae- I'D"
lemonade
Site great secret in varlng od disease T. ne pre-crya
t!ln of I,iIf.f.' remarks me RAJ Hff Ni-+' .-.
The great secret Of E"enine eco - . .' ,-...-
larry IIr great secret .9 v"-l,- 'I ,' .', t,,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-21


Letters for ruro meet ns' 20 '''.iuy nr''sI 'o-' -
pa. ~ 49, r. ' '.An- d" o.''. 10 ''''.' 'ey q
w tu- t.-t-s. v.t.-, .4raI4I.i
u-s t4e Fes. cad - jay vi" cp-r 4t tIis
once IS .3..SFs
MospAY-At l.a I'D tor Dcltri America a.d rie -ou
ta,t, I'ia pot -, A. .'' 10 ~ pa do i''.ei'
~ .r-. I. e, .-fi'., -. ~ q
persa .lGcl. q southampton "a Eg-a,H .r.irus Tor
tira .l -u ti 3-A. iAI ''r sh l.-..'. li' POI az
5,,.rt r.r 81 ..d.r, vi 4 ID. .t...4.. =. ... u -
Thurs .AY-tt ..m. ior Europe Der $ Elrc VA
directed per ..u, al n .oi Germany tla eel. s'
bu g letter. lJr Great BRIAN ana ota-r rurppeln
cuuutrc, must De- duectoI Dr. For West. al 'I. 81
b. DO. or lsruu "a per 49, i. 10 .cY; a. ljO 90. tor
Havana letters .or Mexico must oe Areciei per Cy
FRlItI-AI . a. a. for Nev F.ulI.lud and &c. Ierrs
Miqucion .lal Ak a. 80 d. Tor I'd .sl a. L4uJa.
sArUkDAy-At' !. N Tor tulop-. per tn.'rai va
4ueeusls"u letters io. 'riHtt. CO. must pe drseted
vi .u,eLs ON letters must be- i.r,,,. PEI ,lions :
al = ~. Tor scotland urctt peg s. flue,sl4. va
ga u. Belgium direct DIS. 81. "a s..ant. 90 ID n
Bremen .ritrs fi 'iei .IuAA -i. 0t.'I % IN
to4lfI. rS 1890 Doe directed per -alri a. b D ur
fr cuba snd Porto cn per ~s1a'"ya, Va Havana ;
az 30 p N. Tor Europe per IS Cy hrrun. va
cue .n..uWn
MAlsisr australia Nsv.ze2land ,2ndwicA .ad F IaaiL
; s. Bria. nc with srt.n mans tsr Au,tr4i.a- I'D,
to- .tlnA and 4IIf per d va AZ Francisco &,
close here Iu1 ell Sm
Tar .cl.iso.i closing OF ira Pacilc s4'' ara,,si,,
ts - umou's u i'r Lna. 80 - ,lI t. id d,
Frsnr.co u i4F s4Rg o. s.sAh.is 40 aSy4slDI
themes ne '-'A'N"' henry C.. PEARSON. rosta.ss.
Post Ohcs New lgIA- n A. July as. l''t
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FEATURES OF E0CKAWAY METH


~ -
: strong wind blew over lOthaNHJ Drdth
.. l .,I f- faa- f ~ Iirl.,i Ga. ar-tirg sand
'u'I r"tf' ". me pressure -tA'i- '' '"+' '.'' o.
....I lf. n.il- ~ four. a. sand around tine great
.- ...-,, r....., ,rtI rf,.r f,o.f.-i-u..I
'... ODD '.'' ' ' '
laI seemed Poo r-e h1l-'lrd from ah immense SNOW"
af.f iut the -uII NJ atoms were lAe only dflWpa. K
..... ...,.,.. 10 .,. ,...o and ,r0,d- rh4. found
i..-... ,s .I..
t-'l N"' 'i..''i .H" ri" ''' -'''' i''' ''pl ''''
I.In.f cu of Ie aud arrf Sol loss man 10000 pep
... t.. =. .l-..I aud s,.,,,.i.,,,. and ..,...I
-'I. "'H' "@'- .' '"'+'''' ''' '' ' ' -'
themselves over rle beach and forgot CARE I'D tie e2
- 90 .... t......... .,.t. ...o....
Toe Sights a'hg i't Nitri ''E' "'I' 'h' ''ho '''
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" prNNSYLVANLA.

SCRANTON. July 2O.-THE NEw-YORK SUNDAY
TEW~NF WIS received here to-day bv specIa' ex-
press at $50 d. M II was the only New-iork paper
received. There was very lively demand ioI IT,,
0rcause Republicans are thick in scranton. and
THE ImBUNf is held m high esteem. The estab-
E.luert OF sunday delivery of the pager is much
commended. e4p.ria'lv iu view of the tact that IL
COMES iu time to have the sale all over at early
b fIr OF tie day.
WuKr~BAREF July Ca special messenger
brought IuE SUNDAY TnBUNE 70 this city to-day.
where DO was Che only Ncr-lork paper Ua sale.
DELAWARE WATER GAP july 2o.-Ihe only
Nev-York paper on sale here to-day WAS THE
IkIBUNE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-21

THE TRIBUNE AgE1D SARATOGA

TO ALBANY WITHOUT a sr.r-A SPECIAL STEAMER
oN LAX GfoEGF.
SARATOGA SrRINGs. v. Y, July 20-Thc SrN-
DAY lHfnuNr was the frat Of the Ncv-York papers
to reach this city to day az usual ! b. sales wcto
about equal 20 those 90 all the other New York
panors combined
hc special train ran from Now-York to Albany
nraiu without stop on the road. Billy -
Raymond sid that ho would take 40. 80
through the whole IL miles without stop II
any other man could; and he did. Whe thi. ~ q
wonderful feat. probably never accomp ,.hed be-
Tore the trips of to-day and last sunday, on any
RAJ road in the country. the performance ~ not
more remarkable than thai of running large loco
motive with Cumberland coal without particle of
smoke or cludrrs The new smoke consumer ~ "A
success. Every engine of tine Central road
That ~ put INTO the shop now for re-
pairs Is 10 have the new attachment
PM on, before 10 goes ont again. Tho prospect ls
that the Central viii he one of the ccIncst road,
IN the country 10 travel on when the smoke con-
SINNER, and spark arresteTs arc placed on all the
motive power
From Saratoga, a bundle was sent on % Lake
George, vher, THE tribune has chartered a
steamer for the circuit o. the lake. every sunday
delivering The IKBUNa at about twenty hotels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-21
OBITUABH
c0YEENEUR N. OGDEN.

BAR HARnOH, Me-, July 20.--Governc 1T Nor
rs ogden died ,s morning % $3.50 o'clock after Lnger-
ing illness produced bg complication of Diseases he
for years the counsellor of the Trinity Church t'rror
anon of Nev-York He has long been prominently meu-
te WIN business and .oci interest. of the Metropolis
The glen fam lv veau0vu ami IA closely connected
with old Morris family. lie was one of Che pioneers
M NJ Desert. bs cottage being The second built Al Bar
Virnor and through his efr's the famous little Irro
u church of M. -auypUr erected Ar fhlt village
This may be SAID t1 uIvn been fnf pet clJfEs or Mr. 'c
dew. and 10 OFT hs hn1rs fo enlarge t.h r.uf
nuIlI|u. SIT I'D .tl.u about seventy years nf axe
lue riunrlI services will probably taae place at tine
church CARL. Wednesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-21
LHPLcTLNG Ia. BLllNh - ElR HlEBoR


lBY TELEGRAPH r, THE rRmrSEI
BAR HARBoR. Me-, july 2O.-ir. Emmons
Blaine Epee,. his father here from Ellsworth to-uol-
row or lIe--av.
Tho as fev DAYS have wrought sr,at change I'm Bar
Harhor. The town filing mp last and the notels arr
greatly encouraged.
Last night Tremendous thunder shower cleared the
ar to-day and brought ont vast number Of wor.lpDcr
81 thr various C.ul.neFi ~ -vcur- especially bclLs
ihr1nsed W 100 people 20 hear Rsuop Neav preach ln'
ry~sn w. -al. OF II tdepaIa - preaching "a French
LA.i uIght- hop tis Wei Lnd 10y fal the mOsi
successful or the season, Toe door being crowded WIKI
ne ~ prominent Iu social circles
IuE lRIB. Nh sa4cs fast increasing here
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-21
rHE ExERcBES Ar CH4Ur4UQUA

CuArrAUQUA. y. Y, July 20. Professor II.
II. Ragau. or New York. has given lectures
England. ireland. scotland and wales" They
ara illustrated by powerful stereopucon
aud are attended By large audiences. On saturday
the readings hy Prsfessor H. = Cumnoek drew largo aud
caces The bour largely spent in the rendering Of
several ~ Dickens's stories.
The Rev ] - Young Of Philadelphia. gave The
Echo.s From Round Top" story Of thu battle OF
Getty snurg illustrated by maps War sonRs were sung
by Tho Ukor And Teanesssesns rendered seVsra VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-21

Rice and wife, " Befhehem Penn; william salier. OTTO
49, Der, Groge r. MlIaus Nyipn A. t0upY. II. 4. BEN
nrif " ui fort q. = Hing.'-ud and vile. Ms II.
rt'r'tt. T.. a. Gautnsr. " e. srith and vie Of New
of montreal
lhe following arr ynd ~ The Aquidnerk: 9. Andrews.
NJ fridge port g. o. iu .tsf. o. %. Anderson. Joun J..
Hooper. 10. w. Ken la' 4 g.. Hlroe. of Boston; 10.
N"hrr'pnon. ir. ~. Brewer. of New York g. j. bur
uri 3D. Y IhoaI-. 90. Irl1k.vui T. Ic'lutO'k, or
Denver, and t. p. Grlta.op lf staten Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-21
nav, p uoproy roR AssE,rBLYNAN.

JAMESTOWN, July 19.-The Republican con-
vention Of the Ist Assembly District " Ch@utdufua
County was held at Mayvlle YESTERDAY Dana F. Horton
wa- nominated for member Of the Assembly on the arst
formal ballot. there being practically no opposition
There ia q, K amouy the bond5m-R or the detaultns
treasurer -pcrv Of coutesnE payment or nus poAd Du
Err Iorfoy VINO b. one of the Jonosmen pledged llm~e
Not % resist I'm ANY way payment OF me oonh - H.
wick. Wa, nominated lor school commissioner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-21
BTRGL4EN AND ICCOHPLICES CA JGHI

Tho hardware storeiof " II. MorsonatNo l'oll
Third-ave. was entered on Thursday mgh' by
burglars and cutlery and ,Ilyerplsted ware of the
value Of $500 was stolen. The case was reported
to the central Office. and Dstcctve-Nergesnts
Hickey. Wade and Crowley were detailed on me
case. They heard on saturday that Ferdinand *.
TIotener cashier ina the restaurant at No.. 50
BOwery. was Offering for SAFE some 81 Vol pl"''Q
ware. The detectives paid a ylsli 10 h"leuoI anu
found. 100 sdebOard 40 the reSIauIa ant ''"ie s",'
worth 500 which we're fully ldrul ned " AI
Morrison. When he was sIresteui u"lohel 'au
that he got ne stuff from Henry Palmer, an ex-
prcssuan age twenty-five, OF No. l.o1f lnlIu- a. q
The police know Palmer AZ the mar Dl"thel vi 4"
nstorious burglar Herman Palmer whose picture
drcorat"s the 20 CUES gallery Palmer aehuoNl-
rd gcd that he got the goods from ms ma
with instruction. 10 deliver taem 10 samuel IA.
Young. piass .tainer. m the employ oI hes'tI
Puither- decorators of No. 20 Last l. ghterhlh-st.
Young val arrested but denies any knOWiedge OF
robbery Ihe de ectIves succeeded tn running fal-
mer To- earth ou saturday uireruoos IN No. II
Bleerk pr-st Detect i've. " 4de and crowley went IA
the house and Hickey STAYED outside ma Elizabeth
a. Palmer made AN attsmpt % oscaps by Jumping
ont of the window. but he tell into DottcuFo
Hickey's arms. and was taken 20 Police lleadpun-
tiers. he four men were taken to Jefferson hia,he'
Police curt. aud were remandedibN Justice W hIe
To await tha action uf the trand jury.
Hermann Palmer, hiH bother August rainier
and "A man known as Little Andy were arrested
shout four years ago for rUbbing pawn shops, anu
were convicted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-21
HrVDRTrKs PROTrCrTNG ms Ovv TIrrryrs I

FrOHi The fHdtanspols TirsS
Mr. HruuCks ls sensitive pI mt aud charges that
the Secretary 81 the Navy did pf0piptiv when
he had Information tbat frauds had committed Ia
bis department In 1872 Mr. Hrudrck. wt- elected
Governor of ludiahn-hy the radical temperance vote
aud la speech made lew evenings thereafter hc said
that he intended u to 30 that Democrat va.
found bee rrcreant hls duty punished without
ioar favor affection. Ia short time thereafter %
serious frauds hat pcruetratrd
by Democratic state pruter DID Mr II 'nduck. keep
his % igc party friends and prosecute hmf He
only proved false to his pledge bat he law hm
which he was member Il Tended the accused party
Would 10 not be- we'll for the Democratic candidate for
Vice President o review his iecod before he accuses
oth-rs " failure ~ do their duty, and sots az
rsfofLnerf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-21
IAnne Suits ~ rnE cAr.ELLLs-

HOTEL KAAr.tsKLL, y. Y. July 2o.-The pso-
pie Who are visiting the Catskil Mountains ibis
year have good exhibition of metropolitan enter
Prise IN the energy with winch luF tribune DIS
especially on SUNDAYS. IO-lay THE IrfBr>F
reached this point. ly way OF tatsIUl \Illag', 20
-.l ID. El.. aveIal hours Ia advance OF o,d rivals
The mountain agent of lHr IUBCNE /. T. j..
SCHROEDER am energetic young man, whose horses
c.imb the heights he goats. and get u0 here IN
amazingly nuI.a time. Sir. Schroeder states thai,
f4oY All be- can learn. there never were $40 many
IEBrN solid m Tins giOn every day OF the week
ls there axe this year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-21

their weird melodies. A. night the first Chautau.
qua spelling match Occurred asd PITS 90, %.
ir.r, \ ~ York Niunesuta and "as' ingion,
A. a. mn. ar,f lnd Second u-.hs were wol - women
T,r sprndn ,i .lc morning toiay vas delivered by j.
o. Nulu OF I..i. tir. '.i1 .,
In tdr afternoon tr. HON. o. g. Nornrhfo i '0la.'ll.
cui. .a.e an address 'lr'FIdchtt Mnt. iifAi' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-21

n artists have appeared thN ar' ''N'' ~
Indicating emnenrs. 1900, ,-,-,,ttsta comnare
g. nov 10 our American actors ana drah*''S'' '''
IT reallr think that the Americans arc tilly eqmu ~
,,thinr an the other side did no. 80" any iu.,t,
40 iitrtIov Campbell or bronson Howard OF A"s"
Dslv-tbcy arr .ood enough for me-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-21

Go,uIN. Juh 2O-lIut.n and Anton Iuhrn.
brothers, qlur.rurd ~Ht n,nt With Thomas
purls and Jerome EuuAun. negroes. ga
uiror-Dop Tho mon wcrs ordered outdoors
and when near toe Post u Nee the -,rDf7 attacked the
broluers iltu rouru tprr'upon dIry pocko. -Au's
~ UYfu nluf ,y. Ium ras effects of whoa tur It-
ten died to-day. The brothers wers arrested THIS AFTER
noon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-21

covaRyMrNI IND-cAIllNN

WAsHlNGroN. July 2o.-For England,
nir ,yoathrr except iu the extreme norasfn p'rton.
clearing weather. slightly coocr. uonhw strry winds,
biehf. barometer
For Doc Middle Atlantic stte.. fslr weather. higher
tenn psgtIutr, urf. westerly Vua.. h.her bsrJ'afiet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-21
fREE rRlDERS CH0ICB.

MrcnAyl.N vs.. Wy.


Cha. ,s a consumer seeking chclplc', dd no,
uut n the cheapest go buy goods al nan p''.' "
.,..ll.I 81, r,. .coupncr 60 spend twice the dI'I-
eu.e 100 supporting aupri"
Cra,t britain ina, tblrty-f1nr panr'r7 IN r'''
olb prr.ln4 The average rxpcuIitdr' Ter H"'''
.nppor ol p4upcr az She rate cot ~ - . l'' ''''
iph.b.t,ut II Tins country w're 10 in' ~'"' VI,
liranrnt wc should have L~'ou"' PH'P'''
.upport An army larger than 10 e"P''''' '' 800
/ %. ,uullciures properly $40 called Al t"o h'''l'"
,,, Ala, li,.,. cost would br SGt.OoO 600 yearly :
ana th. couutr, DO would bc far greater ~ Wen ~
ile enormous Indirect cost that cannot Dee ac'nTAl'F
/ ,.tiu,t.d For one / want spme proof that
/ radical change n the duties upon when our III
Iu..ri., hAyo been developed for quarter oil u
s.nturv would not fIsterupon US such an army
of paupers. .,......
Wonderful progress la the use Of labor-'avme
/ machine within the past twenty years mas
changed the face Of the earth. The immediate 'H'c'
has been TO throw grca, number oil WoIAeia OUT Oh
smploym.nt. Half the iron furnaces m the coun-
fr, are now idle. But the newer and better
equipped Establishments, though less th'h H'lI oil
the whole number. turn ont more iron than was
evor made nrior 10 $50 New resources are con
stautlv brought 70 light and new and more eco
nomical methods applied. and he VINO can make ron
Al So Der ton does not hesitate because ne may
thereby crowd out somebody else whose IRON costs
so per ton. The same prime pies are at WORK I'D
.,I branches The Older. less perfect or less d'Sr-
ably located establishments are constantly thrust
aside OF driven into bankruptcy, and their hands
thrown out of work.
The balance would soon right itself If industries
,rer, developed iu all lands alike. The demand for
fi.r-. +1c new wa. Is would compensate for the
r,pp4.,. i'm older concerns. Hut this country stiII
Lack. the euoru.ls accommodations of capita.
.+ FD g. Nn f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-21
DAMAGE TO FRUIT BY HAIL

KINGSTON, July pa heavy shower of rain
Re here yesterday afternoon. accompanied 'or time ny
much hall Some OF the haI stones were al inch IN d.
aneier AMI fell win great force considerable damage
US ru.ed Id ErlDrs 4nu other lrut and large
amount o. glass was broken. Tue cry geenh1uscs re-
port -we-thrds NJ their glass; destroyed HE shower
came up Suddenly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-21

TRBBSV 0rrtls. JI,r - q a m.-D1rfng th' clear
weather Yesterday the moNemrni bro the barometer va,
upwari. Clear and tar wsatssr prevailed. The ten
psraturs ranged between $50 -nd g.. t1e average
t6ga- heua ~ 'eW~i than on the corIcspoH a. dag Last
year and 49, lower than oH -,ili..itf
lightly warmer. crF0r far weather nIy De expected
to-day 10 ;his city tnd vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-21
- srIIING RArENED MILK.

TURNER'S, July 20.-The people oil Mountain
yie In THIS county. have been greatly surprised ny INC
arrest OF g-I-known farmer there on the shsrse oi
sending Watcrrd milk ~ NcH- DIX.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-21

KisSinmee litter S.rcrf j. the pOct"al name
~ paper published - Orange tou1ty. r-dI, hy Hu
" alace Hancy. Mhrn young ltly mentions the mans
az the paper to young man Usulcrs why she c..s
hun bitter sweet o. PIcttuH~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-21


We ale confronted VITA
the Democratic party. yer,
hungry ana - vuu may
wei believe. vsrv ialr.ty
a party without asIugIrd-u.
ulIe principle. a parry with
ont sBv distinct Natilua
policy which ~ ttfss 10 pre-
-tu' 'u The country parfy
which fo.. from power ~ .
cou~Dirsov a-2lu-f human
right. sld HOa attempts q.
sneak BACK fO power H-
conspiracy FOR piu.ler anC
spOils.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-21

isrrrLEsRAra 70 TIKI rErsGv,.l

KrvGsrov. July 2O.-George WoIyer and Ira
shadsr have been arrested and imprisoned here for pass
Iu. counterfeit silver dollars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-21

The Worry Of a Constant Cough. ard tho
Soreness Of LunZ-. which generally accompanies o.
botn remcdIed by Dr Jaynes Lxpcc,orllt o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-21
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-26
PERSONAL POINTS.
-. Who Are Coming and
4h Gong.

Henry C. TryOn, the scenic artist
in Chicago ~. u,o, e,,,c
., Rssd TOW town yesterday
srOunD +. Carpenter, leaves for
,,,l ME, tajs morning. Scenic route.
Cnlc1Nrr o,bss. Central Pacific agent
:. w. a5d ~ was in s.lf Lake or San~
0a H.. Emily ard Abbie We ls
-stnrned from SOFA Springs on SAT
urday' aud Misc FriaI,v
,.a MtS' Salt Lake ior Chicago this
m G ". Floyd, manager Of the
GeT 1,,oIsr Company left for Hell
lin alaS On n Monday afternoon.
'D Irrs, Sol. Smith RUSSELL of the
r ME- Theatre Company is REGIS
ta,sj at the Metropolitan Hstel.
The Raeb. # New York ard Mr..
nd Mrs. Chas. j. Greene OF Omaha,
s sna o o cred az the Metropolitan
Hotel.
cd Porter, miuing expsrt, went
10 the Ceur d'Alene country on
Monday afternoon. on mining mat
teIs.
r. NJ. Roberts, manager of the
WaIl,cks Company which appears
in the Theatre this evening dawned
on US yesterday,
Mrs. D. NJ. Cameron, wife of the
sgrerin;endant OF the coal depart
ment Of the D & R g., leaves fol
Kansas City to day.
Jacob Morilz, of the firm oil
Moriiz & Cullen, returned yesterds ~
from a trip through Wyoming He
reports everything as looking decid-
eddy up.
R. N. Chisholm, New York
b5oker, who has been here foi
several DAYS, returns to New YorR
this morning over the Denver & RiC
GTande.
Ismes w. Stevens, who was
stricken With paralysis number Of
yesrs ago. has been spending few
weeks at Soda Springs. He returned
Saturday improved in health snd
spirits.
George H. Dunford and family
returned from the Like last evening
after pleasant staT, during which
Mrs. DunfOTd's health was i'm
proved remarkably.
Fsrnum Lyon, proprietor OF the
Grand Rapids hotel, with a party O.
six ladies' and gentlemen from
Michican, leaves here for Detroit
Mich, this morning, by way of the
D. &R.G.
Harry Edwards, 3 well known
actor throughout the country ap-
pears with the Wallack Company ir
The dual capacity Of actor and stage
manager. His name 10 itself a drRf
Of no small proportions, and ne vii
bswsrmly welcomed.
Hon. Il. E. Charleswor'h, o
ChiseIhurst, Kent, England, returns
10 his home this morning via tn,
D. &R. g., Railway. Wnen he ar
rVes home he will have complete,
bis tour of the world. He is favor
ably impressed with what he saw IL
Utah.