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Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-07-03

Lad once Pt HJ. on. DIX. June 1884.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has iled notice of his intention 10 make final
proof in scpport OF his claim. and secure final en-
try thereof aad that sai6 prooa viii he made beore
Clerk of district court in and for Hand county at
Miller ID, 4. on Saturday the 10th d.y of ApSust
1884 viz Mvron W. Denison undec bis ID s No
is'4 HDion seiies for the southeast quarter Sec
tion 8. town l10, sanse 6S and he names the follow.
Ia" witnesses to prove his continuous residence
u1oa and cultivation OF said tract VIZ Il pnahar
Dunham, Spain A Elrds. all of Mile.
Jy3 e. B. ARMSTRONG Eegister
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-07-03
LAND orrIcr AT nuRoN, D. 7. juno q 1881.

LAND OFFICE AT HURON, ID. T. June 81 1884,
Notice Is hereby given that The following named
settler has filed notice of his intention TO make final
proof in support of his claim, and that said proof
will be made before the Clerk of the district
count in and for Hand county at Miller ID. I. on
Saturday the 10th day Of August 1884 viz Henry
Walton under his homestead ent.y No 445S for the
northeast Il section q. town ia, range S. and he
names the following witnesses TO prove his contin-
uous residence upon and cultivation of said tract
viz Claus Eyler. Mccullough, Lawrence Padden
and John Thompson, all of Miller d. 4.
jy3 @. b. ARMSTRONG; Register
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-07-03
LAND orrIcE Ar Hunos. D. r. june n 1ss4

LAND OFFICE AT HURON, D. T, june II 1894
Nonce IS hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make
hnal proof in support of his claim and secure final
entry thereof, and that said proof OF himself ana
witness viii be made before the Clark of the
distrit court in and for Hand county n r. n
Miller ID Il, on Wednesday the 10 day of Aug 1874,
VIZ; Francis n, Robinson ,inder his d. S. No. GAIT
series, Tor the Northwest quarter OF section iS,
witnesses to prove his continuous residence and
cultivation of said tract, viz: j. Hansen w w Whit
ID. T. 4, n AaNsJpop,. Rar;star =
jun26
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-07-03

U. y. Land once Huron OAK. May 18th 1854.
Complaint having been entered at this Office by
Samuel O'Connor against Clarence A. Whipple for
abandoning his homestead entry No 35l0 Huron
dated April - 1SS upon the northeast 4 section 81
township no range 6s in Hand county Dak. with a
view to the cancellation of said entry; the said
parties hereby summoned 10 appear at the
office of b. ID. Milan. Notary Public at Miller Oak
on the lfth day Of August, 1881 at 6 O'Clock m to
respond and furnish testimony concerning said alleg
ed abandonment Fnal discrimination to examine tes
hnony and render decision al this Office agust 81,
1884 at O'Clock a. m. q h ARMSTRONG, Register
Thomas Wbitlock attorneys, Huron. un26
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-07-03

This WIS the Noblest Roman Of them al.
All the consp alto s. sgye on'y he,
o"' tina; .hey do N erV, OF great caossr:
He only, in gene al honess ,hoaSht
Ana common good 20 Sll, made one Of them,
His fe YVES gentle; and the elements
So mixed in bin, that natue migns stand ~.
And say to ell the worlo, This Was ma p"
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-07-03

Pierre journal: The Miller Press is be-
coming quite famous for It's cartoons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17
THE SOCIETIES OF THE RED CROSS.

Among the passengers who sailed for Europe yes
terdav on board the City of Chester was qmet,
demure. hudly-lookIug little woman, who moved
about the crowded and bustmg deck with the
quiet air and absence of hurry bespcaking perfect
self-poSsessiOn. This was Miss Clara Barton, pres
ident of the American Association OF the Red Cross
who has gone 90 Europe one of the three national
delegates appointed to the Conference OF the
Societies of the Red Cross 20 be held m Geneva
next month. Talking over her plans and the OBJ
icCts of the conference. Miss Barton said:
20 straight through to Goncvt Immediately upon my
arrival IN Liverpool III conference opens on the ms
Of September and viii continue for several days lyon
the 7tu the convention Il the International Peace AssO
citation, OF which am avice.prcsdcut commences. ana
shall attend that also. Ny companion delegates to the
Red Cross Convention Mcssrs sheldon aud ~alomous
aud appointed by the Government and not by the
90 'cty, arc also the other delegates, of whom
there will probably Doc thirty
forty The questions to be scuss'd are important aud
Interesting We shall consider he training of IN
the time OF p acc ana AN sanitary question: connected
WITH service the 0od; The relation u time of war be
tween the military authorities aud The soCcucs. tho
means to be employed for establishing the identity Of
llllfd AMI wounded; the preparation Of additional mi
cCs to the convention ~ Geneva conceived IN the spirit
~ those of 1868; and the measures 30 be taken 10y he
societies TO prevent the abuse - the Rcd Coss badges
There arc ~ all twenty one Important questions 10 be
discussed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17
THE LYDIAN MONARCH IN PORT.

The disabled steamship Lydian Monarch arrived
nj her pier IN jersey CITY yesterday in tow of tugs
sent down the bay 10 meet her Captain Hugctt
denied that the ship was short OF pTovl.ions and
said that even II the stores had given out there was
enOugh food in the cargo 10 have supported regi-
ment The piston of :he high-pressure engine broke
I'm mid ocean and the ship made the rest OF the trip
with her low-pTcssurc engine and sail, The rumOr
ihst some of The horses on board died Of want Of
food was pronounced false There were Ten horses
ON board and all of them came safely. mere were
three days provisions on board when
the ship reached St. Johns. The
captain denies that lie refused the Olers on
The Austra and Iowa 70 tow the ship in because the
price was too high. lie says that his ship was IN
j. danger and fully able to take care Of her
fcif. The passengers all express themselves
IN high praise Of the chief engineer, Nh
C.eagg. He worked night ana day on the
sueiEe after the accident, and at last succeeded
lTopel.the ship by the low pressure engine. 1t
took two days to get things in working order. The
fodder for the horses gave out Dearly week before
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17
me COURIS.
JUDGE BARTLETTs SEVERE COMMENTS.

JUDGE BARTLETPS SEVERE COMMENTS.
Justice Bartlett commented severely yesterday upon
the course which had been adopted regarding bail
bond for Gerald r. Tuly who ia in Ludlow Street JAN
charged with having embczzled fl5,OOO from the
Preston Banking Company, limited, Of England. Tully
was first arrested in n civil suit and was lodged in
Ludlow Street Jail Then a criminal charge he
was taken before United States Commissioner Osborne,
and was committed for extradition. Judge Brown,
however June 49, held that Tully could not be ex-
tradited and dismissed the writ As Tuy was leaving
the court room he was ARRESTED in the civil suit
tbe prctence that his surces had surrendered him on
exoneration of bail, and he again ncarcerated IN
the ia where he has since remained His counsel,
Charles H. Luscomb yesterday made an argument for
his liberation. declaring that Tully had been unaw
fully held since Judge Browns decision was made
The counsel asserted that two clerks in the office Of
Martin 4 Smith the counsel for the banking company,
had made out bond in $4,000 bOndsmen, but
had never justified, and that the illegal nature of the
proceeding especially made manifest in the Tact
that his client had not given his consent in fact did
NOT know mat the bond had been made out pre-
tence of surrendering hs client had been made by the
ALLEGED bondsncn. Mr. LlscOmb said and through
this tlckcry Mr. lully had been held in Jail ever since
The counsel for the company stated that the bond had
been prepared for the protection OF the Shers ofce
on a suggestion from that source
Justice Bartlett thereupon characterized the pro-
cccdings regarding the bond scandaOus," declar-
inc that he did not know Of more extraordinary thing
in the annals of jurisprudence, that bond should thus
be made without the knowledge consent of the
person interested. II placed those implicated IN an
Unfortunate position, the Justice declared. Decision
was .crycd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17
VARIOUS NEW-JERsEY TOWNS.

CEvrREvILLr.-DauIel McCary, age ten, was
killed Yesterday by the Freehold and Ne"-lork
Express.
HoBoKEN.-A burglar broke into Recorder Nc
ponough's courtroom on Friday night and carried
oil So which the Recorder had collected IN fines
and placed i'm drawer. The police are greatly cX-
crcisc ed over the robbery the Office is IN the City
Hall III a room ADJOINING the Police Headquarters.
I'D gardener who has been employed t. keep
the Ciy Hall Park in order astouShed Mayor
Hmkcl yesterday by asking to have his salary
cut down.
TNION IIUI.-Whe some men were digging an
excavation i'm Garlucr->t. yesterday the foreman
saw the cmhankmcut move and shouted a warning
to the laborcrS. They all escaped except Henry
Andres. age seventeen, who was buried by the fall
ing earth. The men dug him ont as quickly as
possible but hisiujmies are believed 90 be fatal.
NrEHAWKEN.-Jamos Kicker. brakeman, while
turning switch yesterday, ~ the railroad yard
had hi, foot caught between the tracks. He threw
himself backward in the hone Of saving his life by
sacrificing one leg but the engine ran over both of
his legs cutting them off Just below the knee. Il Is
feared lac may lot live.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17
GETTING READY TIE sINEWS OF WAR.

At a meeting of the members Of the New-lork
Petroleum Exchange yesterday the sentiment OF
the Exchange was declared TO be IN favor of IN
trusting the Board of Directors with the power TO
sell as many seats in the Exchange and ~ such
prices as ITS Judgment dictated. Thus was done
preliminary 10 the necessary changes IN the c0nStl-
luton TO ri ye the directors the authority proposed.
After the meeting President L. II. Smith addressed
the members as follows:
We hear great doa abou the Oppo~ii on Of h' stock
Exchange of The Mining DOaId to this Lycndn-, put
nothing compared To- tn trouble We have on a.
counf OF the hack o. cOutdc among cur members
themselves That is the greatest obstacle we nave 10
overcome i'm advancing the Interests OF tIS board We
hear much IA about TINS Exchange bcirg doomed
ana "dcad" vet ~ July orr Gle c-. were - per fc
greater than Oh Cys and larger than o>c Of Brat
ford and Pts1ure combined We do not iucpd To oEu
dc1ng In stock m any spirit If rivalry o the stock TX
change hut If the ocb Exchange thinks II mas patent
right on such dealings am IN favor of infringing Oh tLe
patent lAppiaus j
II is proposed 10 sell about 200 new seats at $3.50
if the authority for it can he obtained. The Pc
trocum Exchange now has T14OQO IN MS treasury
aud = GOA - tho Gro eritv Eunfi.
The Exchange expects TO be ready by the firrt
week of September to deal IN stocks according TO
its plan as announced a few weeks ago. lnIorna-
ton on this point he obtained from the secrc-
taTy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17
FRAGMENTS OF COURT NEWS.

Lewis 7. IIavcr, the and proprietor of
"Thompson's Bank Note Reporter and his associate
and assistant, j. +. Culinan arrested yesterday
and held in 900 bail each, by Justice Bartlett, in
the Supreme Court, Chambers on the charge of black
mailing the Nassau Bank William G. Peckham de-
u,.cd that on August l. letter from the Reporter
va, sent f. the cashier Of the bank. in which com
munication appeared the expression send Il for our
AUGUST lit Of solvent banks AID bankers
Mrs Annie Butler of Hamilton st., was yesterday
awarded by Justice Bartlett the custody of her two
daughters ACES four and eight years. who sent by
their father to Rau,car- Home for Children on the
pictence that their mother was not fit person to have
the care of them
Lewis g. Lcdyard has been appointed referee to take
testimony regarding he $50 shares OF the Armourdae
Water Companys tock, claimed by Assignee Holt as
a part Of Ferdinand Wards a..ets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17
A PRIZE FIND ART EXHIBITION.

The American Art association is sending ont cir
culars from the American Art Caller in Madison
square setting forth its project OF raising fund of
for the Six best oil paintings by Amer-
can artists to be contributed by Them for
the First Prize Fund Exhibition of the American
nino March -, 1855. If the $4,000 cannot be
rails as many prizes Of $500 each will be given
as the sum obtained will permit. The paintings are
Museum Of Ant and similar institutions in Philadc-
phia. Boston. Washington, Chicago, Cincn-
uat or Detroit, or other cities aiding the project
Subscriptions have already been received from
John Tayor Johnston. Henry 6. MaIquand. W II.
and G. Vanderbilt j. Abner Harper Robert Schel!,
II. O. Havcmcycr, c. T. Huntington, Frederick
Billings and others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17
THE CONSPIRACY ~ MEXICO.

Sr. Louis, Aug. 16.-A dispatch from the City
Of Aerootays Forty ucr'ons In al have been arrested
I'm connection with the conspiracy. Gcn'w Pna chief
Of the Artillery department. ana General Echcglry have
been imprisoned The latter commanded the garrison at
Vera cruz under the Daz administration Ave years ago
Pclnopl Echegary are great friends aud thought %
have had no conncc ion win the conspiracy. General
Cbayarti.,s movements are unknown hal been re
NOV ID from the barrIck His son Is ont ooklng for him
All the prisoner. we're iutnc over 10 Juan Perez de
Leon ri tdge II This District The authorities deny
that any prisoners have been nj 10 Vera Cruz Yucca
tau The conspiracy reported 70 nave 0ecn TO mprson
of Jnrdon Editor OF la opinion Adci0nai and two coli
oncls. Salcedo and Rodriguez Tho Government deteo-
I'VE are said TO have obtancdt list OF the 0onspra
In Jardon possession Genera Allaome has not been
arres;ed The plan Of the o. nspiracy "a sad 20 have
been to reconstruct the Govern eut az II was In 1870
under President Leredo II Is thought the cause be-
travel by a cOmp0stor In JardOn's Olhce Jardon was
arrested with his wife, and they are kept In close
nnemcut
Adspatch from the City Of Mexico sent direct 10 the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17
WAS 1T A FORGED DRAFT
A STORY mar HAS MS sCENE laid ALONG TIE
TELEGRAPH FROM DEADWOOD 10 NEW-YoRK.

A STORY THAT HAS ITS SCENE LAID ALONG TIE
TELEGRAPH FROM DEADWOJD TO NEW-YoRK.
The details of what is said to be the forgery OF
bank draft. with the capture OF the alIce'L loiE'I
and the recovery of all the money oLt4lh'q ON tne
draft. were made pUhlc YcStrIdaN.A - Larry III 'ic
simmer "A man giving the name OF john HUNT
brought letters of introduction TO thef Hst NaOhal
Bank of DeadwuOd, -. T. lie announced MS mtcu-
zion of going sintO lie business of dealing IN inning
claims After opening small account ne Went 20
Detroit and WAS absent three weeks. Nheh ne
came back to DeadWOod me gave the cashier TN
HOY said 10 contain valuable securities. to care loS.
A few DAYS LATER while the cashier was absent,
Hunt took from the box a draft for 5000 on the
National Bank of the Republic, OF tint city pur-
porting to be drawn IN his favor by the MARKET
Bank OF Detroit At ms request the assistant cashier
cashed tie draft, Hunt taking 5000 IN
cash and leaving the rest 4" ms circuit
The draft wa, forwarded for collection 70 kountZc
Pros bankers I'm the I0uitablc Building, and cor
RESPONDENTS Of tie DeadwOvd Bank. ami was pHd
by the Bank oil the Republic about Two VICE. ago,
The suspicious of the cashier OF the DcddWood
Bank were aroused when he returned 10 I'D, post,
and upon tclcprlplic communication with the
Market Bank of Detroit the latter institution pro
nOunCcd the draft forgery. fhe oliceIs s3ld lh3t
the only draft drawn by the bank on the ddte
named IN the draft in another name ana i0r
only - 80. Ohcers were sent ont ON Hunt tran
mt once and he was arrested at licric, SlhaiI
mining town about twenty-five miles west OF Dead
wood Hunt denied that there was any irrcWlalty
about the draft and willingly dccompaulod ne
officers to DcadwOOd. where he DOW Is. In ms
possession were found the $4,000 IN cash obtained
ON the draft. a small amount of other money ana
The Nat;ous Bank of the Republic has had the
amount of the draft refunded and holds IT subject
10 the issue of the trial If the draft Is genuine the
Market Bank is responsible; If II Is forgery the
Bank of the Republic retains the money. " mere
be no loss any way" SAID the cashier OIL houhHe
Brothers, because tie man only got S3'"VV Ih
money and that was recovered. IN fact the Dead
wood Bank is now in the revolver and surplus
change captured on Hunt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17
NEHS EE0N mr. SLBrRBS.
Jersey CITY.

Aman supposed. from papers found in his posses
sion 70 De- Daniel Key. of Philadelphia, was Struck
by Pennsylvania Railroad tram, near COigate-st,
al II D. M Friday. aud instantly killed.
Daniel Mccarthy age sixteen, was struck by a
Ncv-J,l.cv Central tram in the yard vest .riay,
and killed.
to france from san Francisco. met three men ON the
train who said that they Wcrcalso going to France.
Ecrtram loaned them money until they could reach
tLc steamer and when they arrived IN Jersey City
tLcy robbed Bcrtram If hi, watch and money and
ran aNay One OF them, Who CIV" h's uuils @s
Andrew lo~cphS. of No. 2DN Nprlug--t., NcW-l Olh,
VA, captlIlci. and the watch found On him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17
SIATEN Island.

Philip Brady, Nh. Bcrghs agent, on Friday ar
rested Morris Conner on charge of cruelty To ami
mails. Counor cut OH cows tail and bored It's
horns He said he did TIM, to cure the animal of
sickness. Conuor was auagncd before Justice
XmmcI and held.
RicHNoNp-rhc Rev. Father CoGey, formerly of
St Stephens Church, Newly York has been appoint
ed pastor of ST. Patrick's Church.
WEST BRIGmON.- Michael Reilly, on Friday was
burned in a shocking manner about the lower
parts of his body by molten zinc at Constable
llook lie is ID a cIitlcnl condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17
CONDITION OF THE WALL STREET BANK

The deputies of Bank Examiner Paine will not
have their report of the conditonoi The wall street
and submitted 10 the consideration of the Attorney
General of the state no change will take place In
the status of the bank. Director Charles ). Osborn
sad Yesterday hat until the Attorney General took
action il was impossible 90 say what would he done
with the institution He said that the officers were
not bOthcrng for the present about tue question:
whether asher Dickinson had been under bond or
not or who were his bondsmcn. The vital point NJ
present was 70 collect the loans of the bank, andnl
Of The attention of he officers was being given 10
that He had no doubt that the dcpostors viii
be paid in full at the proper time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17
MEsrcnEsrER CnrNrY.

SING SlVG.-FIanll Braudrcth on Friday baltcd a
shark hook aud set it in the Hudson River Yes
tcrday Mr. Braudrcth discovered that hc had made
a cgpiure and ON dragging il to the shore. found
that the shark measured eight feet three inches in
length and weighed 1913 pounds.
WHITE PlAN..-Somc disgraccful disturbances
have taken place IN the principal business street IN
ths last few weeks On Wednesday evening Acton
"A wcll-luown character IN the village, and George
Potter, the proprietor of liquor shop, got into a
quarrel. Acton struck Potter a blow ca the face
and forehead causing u pair of spcctacics worn by
Potter 10 iniurc him. On Friday Potter died sud
denly Il was said, from eryslpclas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17
THE GRAND AR,lI AT SHELTER ISLAND.

The following members Of the Ncw-York staff Of
the Grand Army Of the Republic now assembled at
shelter Island. arrived there last night III a pUlor
car especially provided for the party: Ira N.
HEDGES, Department Commander George j.
Sm.reS. Assistant Adiutaut-Gcncral; Horato y.
Wood. Assistant ENTHUSIASTICALLY; William
G. Rcely. judge Advocate; William /. Darling
Acting Assistant Ad'utaut-Gcneral i. H. Corwn,
J. L. Follett, T. : Clark. W. II. Baker and James
Tanner. and Henry A. Barnum, Past Department
Commanders.
They were met at the station by. comm, ttcc
from the cottages ami the Nanhansct Home. whose
guests they will be tin Tuesday, and were escorted
to the hotel, where IN the evening they were given
a reception and hep. The sermon to-day will be
preached by the Rev. J. .. Peck, ol New Haven.
the former pastor of the Hanson Place Methodist
Episcopal Church. of Brooklyn. On Monday, there
will be a camp ire at Grecnport, at which all the
post, IN eastern Long Island viii be present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17
COOKING FOR A YOUNG MAN.

CAPTAIN Twomcy, clerk of the Common Council,
Yesterday received communication IRON Mary
a. Marsh. of No. 3 Popar-ayc., Boston, Mass, In
which she says:
am writing Ia YOU. but not being v,y well av'f7cd IN
what 10 say, ! only want "a know II there was ever a
youug man. hv name Henry Dennis, left y " sailed 0u
of there as hc lett his home Bay ST. George Ncweuhd
land when last heard from. was that lac was hnR rom
n York 10 Liverpool Hoping that you VIII enquire ana
let me know II you have ever had such persons name
ON your BOol-. send answer 10 his loving slslcT
r. s-Ii0pug tO receive an answer 10y return mail you
Will relieve NY niud very mach and obi g..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17
sT-NDRy CONNECTICUT TOWNS.

RIDGfBrEY.-The earthquake last Sunday shook
a church eo severely whore funeral was in pro-
gross that the congregation fled IN fright from the
building.
1883 are: eX-Niavor Dudley +. Elcy, $3.50.
Nathan G.. Ely, $4,000; John II. Knapp, S35, 700
estate of Charles -. Matthews, $1,000; estate of
ex-Warden Thomas II. Morrison. 5000; President
:. + Omstcad. of the Ncw-loIk and Connecticut
Ar Line Railroad, So, 250 and T.. a. Woodward.
$OS,075.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17
crptgrvc nRICKLAYERs JUBILANT.

There ~ jubilation in the ranks Of the striking
ard Drcycs one of the largest of the resisting
bosses. his. following closely the victory oyer
Peter and Joseph Schcllcr and samuel Louden fills
the men with hope that there will be stampede on
The part of The bosses on Monday morning, aud that
the strike viii be definitely settled by Wednesday.
They aIc not abatIng their efforts 10 rals money,
however, aud the funds are coming III salio-
ingtprlV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17
A DRUG IN TIE MARKET.

"SecOnd-hand furniture, carpets and bedding
bought aud sold Is the sign displayed over an old
frame building in twenty -hitli-
81. In conspicuous place, leaning against pane
OF glass among lot of old soIlcd goods, IS q small
ny-spccked RIlt frame enclosing picture OF Cow
emoT Cleveland. I'VE bought II for twenty cents"
application for It's purchase yet guess wen mark
il down to the profit and loss account"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17
HOME NEWS.
ARRIVALS.

Windsor Hoiel-The Right Hon. Sir Lyon
Playfair Of England Baron iiubncr OF hnsra ana
eI Mayor Samuel g. Cobb, OF Boston; noe, 1 w.
piek-Baron Won Schaener, Austrian Minister az WASH.
ington rim rcnue HOie-Scnator J ~ Canusl, .,
West Virginia, and Assistant Postmaster nv.. Ks
Hatton - clarendon HOtel-Miss Clara louise Nc.
logg IIb,plarl, Hoel-The Rev. Dr. L. n conrad OF
PRiladelphia - Victoria Hotel-The Hon daiusha Al
Grow, OF Pennsylvania.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17
ROCEIAND COUNTY.

UAyrreTRAw.--Fr among the Kiln sheds Of
Palmer. Wall a Washbuuc early yesterday caused
"A damage oil about 5000. fully covered by insurance