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y FAD AND BE WISE-DR BROTHERS. 600 b ST
southwest appeared before and made oath that
he Is the Oldest Established Expert Specialist in this
city and will guarantee in all cases of t.nereai
eas ana furnish Atd cine charge, the poor
nlshed Medicine fire. Consultation and advice free at
any hour during the day Subscribed and sworn to be-
fore Inc by DR.. BROTHERS. April I'd. 1884.
SAMUEL H. WALKER,
ap2-lm' Notary Public
hEBUITY OF THE GENERATIvE ORGANS
~ quickly curtd by the CINIALE METHOD. Adopted
m all he HOSPITALS OF FRANCE. Prompt return of
NlGOl Simple cases. SO t. Sc Severe ones IS to 3D.
PanIhlet free Civiale Remedial Agency l6O Fulton
street, New York i-fh
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C16 WI. Z. WHICH. Gen. Agent.
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"sIittIe ItOrace'' orr the stand,

Judge Wylie ovcrTuled the objections 0f the de-
Tense TO the admission NJ the testimony 0f Ho-
race Hogan, or 'Iittle Horace Hogan was then
called TO the stand ard his examination com
menced. The witness admitted being connected
with the Government Printing Office robbery III.
had. previously. he said. had conversation with
Finder. Mr.. ChriSty objected TO this testimony,
but the objection Was oNcrrult-t.
The witness admitted also his connection With
the Metropolitan bank robbery
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- ORTIZ GERMAN TIOTD-
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ne stem. - u tbs company will sail EVERY WE'D.
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= street Eoucksu Rates % passa2e From New York 70
ItaESs louaCu southampton aud BreI..I. cabin
; q Ia - - second cabin, SEQ storage. at ow-st
!a,e~- or iFSlgnt or IassaEr apply 10 OELRICHS 4
CO. bowling Green New York; W. o. MEIZEROTr
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1'ORTEESS MONROE. NORFOLK And THE
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POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.-Steaner IHOMP-
So leaves MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and SAT isDAY,
taTe . cents. o. information
arl4y at (irEe Office. National MetroIutaI BaIi.
6l3 l3th STR az boat. foot Ut SIN street
IEO L. PHILLIPS, ALEI.ED WOOD.
SEP SIYerlLten
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NOTICE
LANE ROUTE
MIX Mn y0EK AZ, %nnf IN fR LIMITED MI
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For iieet and psssa-e apply at the Company's oica
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OR To Nrssrs. OTIS BIGFLOW Il Co
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MANHOOD RESTORED.

a victim Of early imprudence. causing Nervous De-
blhty, Premature Decay. etc, having tried III vain
every known renedy, has discovered a simple means
Of self cure which he will send to his fellow suf
| York tylO-fu thSs
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C3OitOl EOpi,S.

Mr.. MURCH WANTS ANOTHER INvESTrGkTI0S.
Mr.. I. H. Murch made an argument terorc the
House committee on public buildings and grounds
this afternoon in favor OF congressional inyest-
cation into the methods OF the Architect OF TIE
1reasuryS Office, called for IN Mr. ConI,.s )
resolution.
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DR RoBERTsoN, THE EXPERT SPECIALIST
treatment and cure Of private Nervous and chronie
Diseases. Lost Vitality Impaired Manhood and Abuses
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every Wednesday and Saturday from 2to spm: at his
mofN Main Office. 10 N Liberty st. Baltimore Md mh3l
DE YE HEALED GO TO DR. BROTHERS, 9Os AND
~ gus street southwest and be cured. The on re-
liable resident advertising physician i'll Washington He
mas W III s ~ attention to the @ and
private character. for over 81 years mh25 Inn
T AIDES YOU Can CONFIDENTLY CONSULT DR.
IL BROTHERS. 9O6 b st. sw. Particular attention
laid to all diseases peculiar to Ladies' married single
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nRs BROTHERS AND GRAY GIVE No FREE
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MADAME DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR LA.
Consulted daily At i2ss III street Northwest ocehouSs
from to o'clock PIN. with ladies' only. mhl3-1n>
GENTLEMEN CAN HAVE SCIENTIFIC TREAT
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New Goops.
Just received many new and desirable goodsin
DECORATED POTTERY AND PORCELAIN,
Suitable for Wedding PresentA Our usual large stock
Of staple goods Is complete
FINE CUT, ENGRAVED AND MOULDED GLASS
WARE IN GREAT VARIETY
TRIPLE PLATED WARE FROM BEST MAKERS
EDDY REFRIGERATOR
NJ. ". BEVERIDGE
mh29 No 1909 Pennsylvania Avenue
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Snow in Wisconsin.

CHICAGO. April S.-A special 10 the Journal from
Junction City. Wis. says: Snow has been 1allin.
here during the the past twenty-four hours, and l.
low six inches deep on the level.
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RHEA EASTER WEEK.-The announced rcpartOry
OF Mile. Rhea next week embraces six different
plays She opens on Easter Monday at The
matinee In two comedies. one In French. the other
in English, both new TO Washington: and as an
Easter Offering, the managers intend Ia present
each lady with cabinet photograph VI the beau
tfrul artistic.
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Nal. VERNON! MI. ,ERxox,

STFANFR W ". CCTrOp4y
leaves tn street wharf daily tsxceut Sunday, r7- NJ
NerrCu al 10 o'clock returning reaches Washing
ten shout $50 pm
7 !. BLAZE. CAPTAIN
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Meeting Of Irish bishops.
TIE PROPERTY OF THE PROPAGANDA WILL BE con-


ROME, April S-The Irish bishops will convene in
Rome in September The purposes OF the gather
ing are represented to be similar to those OF the
convention OF American bishops in 1888 In the
chamber OF deputies SignOr Mancn minister OF
foreign affairs. stated that the government had no
intention OF modifying the decision OF the court OF
cessation requiring the conversion or the real
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-08

JAPANESE SCROLLS FANS Ero
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-08

MINISTER HUNTS FUSERAr---The funeral " the
late Minister Hunt took place from II. John )
church at two O'clock this afternoon. Rev Dr Leon
ard officiating The caShef was unusually hand
some one, with gold and silver trimmings The pail
bearers We're Justice Bradley QIis;t'3d OF CHIEF
Justice Waite. General Sheridan. Admiral
Porter. Mr.. Blaine, Admiral EoJ-er, Sena-
tor Gibson. Judge Bancroft: DAVIS. Judge Pea
body. or New York; Mr.. NoCammon and
Mr.. James. The Ody-bearerS were a dozen s,,anen
from the L. 5. 5. Despatch. at The navy yard. and
the fnterment was Made al OAK Hll cemetery
The Marine band. detachment OF Marines aud the
troops from the arsenal formed the military escort.
The regular Cabinet meeting was adjourned b-ior.,
two O'Clock, and the President and Cabinet officers
, attended In a body. The Navy department was
closed at halfpast one In honor II tie decreased.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-23
AcOlLIiION ~ KANSAS.

uNIuSG VIII ruF Ea-sJBuI SION EErUHIlcANS
y NAMING 4 sI.rE TICKET
TorrKA, Aug. 22.-At yesterday afternoon >
session of the Democratic o.io Convention, The Confer
er,e Comm te, rcc.,nm r1cI that Tue ic-u miss on'is
NJ given ri Gee on zee Democratic state Ticket The r.
mort WA iopted aud the convention proceeded IN n'n-
mate stare officers. Governor Click was nominated by
arc.amatlon The Governor Acknowledged the honor M
long speech reviewing his administration and deciarn
IN ,yor nf tr-ubmls,on OF the prohbtort aucndm NJ
g. X Holiday a IL. submission Republican,, was then
ro,ne f,r ilenfenaut Governor wherupOn motion
WAS made to appoint COMMIT cc or tlrcei lflle ana
CSC II inc Re uumssiUn 20. yenion to the Democrat
Convention The moi was carried aud % feN Minutes
later tbc ulcnbc Of Ho Re mission body appeared
i'm tbo hall anu were greeted with cheers. lhrt ar
man j. a. & bl,r Wa invited % tine pl iioim ana maze
n Lref % rch declaring Glrh ald ke--uJnl~- on
oter ecucs werr made. The ick was complete ~
follows: secretary Of satc, Enfe HasHni A'Io ee,
GENERAL. G.. 4. smith; Auditor, HuSh v. tuiisai ;
TREASURER. ". o. Hut mani -uptrlulcnd'nJ OF iioic
iustructior, = NJ j. ke"cs; 'hiet Justice, - ". =.
TamnoelI Associate Justice T. A Hurd. Toe ale
cent al committee was turn elected ana tlt CONVEX 10.
di.urnrd ratldca ion meeting was ~ lhet II CIV
byauu'nucr OF promiu II. Dehocia ats OIL the 0'"'o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-23

The gnmcs I've playodto-d are: League
Nov yorG vs Hrnro nJ ro'p Grounds. Nc"-Y'rfi
Precedence ,a Chicago. a. ItpSIdoucoi Hoson 's DC
itoii IA BOSTON PIhd 'pNia So Cleveland oi Ihlld
pitt. American htsoD alton N0itor"Ii an la-Nh, IIt
M 81 ir.p. ituu V4la INV Aofk. cincinnati ~ iollw
hta. 4 titiuuuI tnu.yIi' ST.. 1o.r 49, - J. ui4N!"i
go lntaya tnditnpp0ua. o. 20 l"tfj y 10 moro ~ ~
l,gI ,i,. .,t tilfimor. / WAahirp Iut, rtuuiyu
ifopA. ~ ta tct ~ 'lD, 40 rlo7p'tt rmh Amateur
Efirh
rls pforosoI game ~ rhr Polo Gf unia YreorlhY ho
tween ihr Mriupu titu tHu $40 slir 'hNt nd' 1" 40
postponed ou u,'ou.t uf DO" ram.
auue. we're paved yr-b day n4 f"l1Wnf - ihlidrI
Oh. tuilaIt lphIu o., l.s lHud -,
lu iluIl tuoir Is ..fImutr H, All "sufuy u .
la Ilaufuru. Sew uiA - ItOturhrr- Foui ltHlu6
exhibition pin.i J. lu.
m w.. hinton Nliipual Il, ~ilmlrgtuno.
Ia LAncaatul- lIOusld"a b, Viz CHINA =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-23
INN urNDlnEn MoANoN ELDARS

GOyIINOH MURRAY IRFts MS MIND TO coy
ERNOR BAr
SALT LAKE CITY, Aug. ~. Governor Muir
,ov tla, sent the following dispatch 10 Governor Bate
Of Torne,s a: 1.-THE dspalche, indicate iha You are rH
eriny yolr II 10 yindca tie laws in the matter o. the
murdef Of the Mormon missionaries IL Iennc's see
t,nk YOU for this action. Charges Of preaching poyG
amy do not excuse murder. trutth't YOU may bring
Ihn guilty 10 punishment thereby preventing H"ch '""
le.sn.ss tn Tennessee or es-wbere Ltwie,sness IN
Z hes see aud a. IS tFc rcprehe ole, nut me muir
delcd Mormon agents ~ tennessee were sent rom Dro
SIS ayeuts-lv been sent for year. by the repr senta
4 YES of organized crime / submit that a. iehle--.'
reprcs tatives iu Contres. arc TO say inc cs M ln'
law I'm Utah IL is cswaidlT outrage for Their consult
uent. 10 XII emigration agents SEM lhcrt nom hSIo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-23
THE NORWICH CROQUET TOURNAMENT
A DAY or srKIRIsEs-InE CHAMPIONSHIP CLOsEIN
CONTESTED.
lBr TELEGRAPH To THE TRmUSE.I

lBI TELEGRAPH To THE TRiBCSE.l
Norwich, Conn, Aug. 22.-This has been n
day OF surprises The ayores have been oyortakon In
the race and the field is coming orwai with celebrity
that puts prophecy mt defiance. Last uih looked 10
though frsI prize lay Hnra.d and Jacoous
with the second place for Johnson, Ashley or Read
The opening game between Read and JAcobu5 % day
threw the latter back with hose who had eacu lost two
games. Read won in twenty minutes without a change
of balls Then strong, who has played the weakest or AL
the thus far hIs first with Ashley
by hard hitting and his traustory glory was
soon dimmed by defeat at the hands OF
johnson, ana Read Immediately afterwards
The meeting between the Phl4oelon aud Norwich
champions this afternoon attrac ef crowd Of
the grOupd.. Many cS'nC m carriages, 9"
that at T. height ~ inter AT the field resemble
concour7e Saturdays meo-iIg. Ihe game was
no ~ and evenly c0nteSied Tor An ho"r ana mar
wing sh t. ninety ic away q, one line nearly turned
the scae IN Har.and's favor his .verstry h'Nng hut
two points more to scor' Ly cT-ih ana metnool'at
play he managed 10 creep no wi three points OF
q home stake, W en- johnson brought him down at X
glance at the scsr.s Of the leaders shows
New-York, Neville. .ey, Connecticut and Penn
sylyaua Eacn PLAYER rom these SIat
has Won four games and iost W ara must play on me
to-. Tn deciding games VIII be pa, ed tomorrow. aud
numb"" who had detcrui I'd 10 return home M
cveuiu~ viii stay over 10 ne cNtr meeting me pre-
opt heavy cont f"s, thecoues may he carried INTO
u"Xt week; hu IT hoped that hs NAV not be TIE Gaze
spirited game between J"cobus. IT,, Of M'ta"an a ~
Master jerks Norwich, reutd in tho yctory ~ the
former. JItO1us ri cady hts tier than his father ana
%,r avs ii n az b[ the 10, neither Of whom
10 acd ,lrl" cuo lgh 4. swing heavy mat were mucn
~ raj fucy play. have ,egu made today in the
socal games. Dr Day'upIri, ol Nort ampton ~ -dlp
g. The coure rch from ihe lower lou1'ary Fort IN 2
suh-fquC1t gan" Win mtd' NJ Prov 'n'e' ihdue
under tr seventh .ch. os r The SIXTH IittR inc mn
bah ~ the 'agc. M lips Won 0rn IRON dc 'o lrL
has tiat o.pa. ed ON the tournament ground
.t e. u tf s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-23
CLOSE or THE CHICAGO RACES.

CmCAGO. Aug. 22.--fhere WA fair attend
ot the 81 the ChicagO Dr ylnz Park TO-DAY.
The nhef clear ANA the tFark fast The frat face,
10 two-yclr.ol1s thai have Deyor stike Won
w. f.GGA by Iary HafDDiOp ~ length Vanter vas
second auI I, ODnrGO - poor ur1 IfBri pDoi' pnl1
N 20 The FHoepsink9s fsce, iOr Nre"yfnfo ODDS that
bpd not won rice ~ this meeting VIZ T01
easily by Bonita ~ t;iE French pools PAD ~ 10.
Tho thirl racr Tor horses tha' bnd stared ah1 no. 1
0ri' Or afrDld ~ tIr nrclluR ON ME ara onc4t-
is"pfi, Won ~ sh0"t he'd ~ tnfpp1 - IiDVb'
30 oh pools fai1. 80 10. rho August hiab"s Wrr1
takru by Katie Cfcsl mn wax over Tbs 'Dds ib'
nrGtluQ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-23
ONO MINERS our WORK.

CoLuMnrs, Aug. 22.-All the miners of the
Sun ay rock valley and along the limo OF the ono Cen
tai railroad quit work to-day. The union miner are all
out IN both valleys The cause for quitting IN the sun
day Geek Valley SAID TO De that OF tho cars Of
the Hooking Valley Syndicate were being used The
usual advance to eighty oeus was looked for by the
miners on september l. but the operators noT say th't
no tore coz will be ned in the valley ut higher TX
ure tnan n N cents As this valley The principal
suuunrt Ire idle miners If the Hooking VALLEY region
cri.s IN Re strike will soon be reached llOuDle Is
feared n some quarters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-23
sELTCn OE srNNLON NLACK.

The greatest anxiety was manifested among
the oficcr. IF the Nayy 10 s station when they lrad
AZ toe lo7s Of the lalapo'sl yesterday, ana scNefa
officers on the retired ll.t and on "va'tine orders
hurried - tio Navy Yard 70 learn me latest particulars
a. 10 nc safety II those board especially with reg ud
a. tt wife o. Secretary Chandler VINO Was supposed to
b. ON tho vessel with several otler ladies' Dispatches
voie received bv Comm ,dore llchr'wn. Cl1 nandtnt
81 the Nqyy yard which were 20 iu1hnt" a Il Al ~ to
eaus, considerable aprr. hnu-ip The latest dispatches
vote ~ inc cGor that ouy two lives we"e Os-thai ~
stuut SURGEON Crenoe Black, ana OF one ~
tho arrvants Gcors A. To"tor Or lia va. one % me
,no.t rot At officers toe NavE aud was well Fn"Wh lh
tms Guy au Uopklvr, having been on duly al l'c NA(
Yard trout 1870 1877. lie was D. 80 tu NrW i.fuhs
yiok. iub -. tsiG Hud MS CoWui'siYh'd Af'lai'ht
tufPrnn ~ ~. Sayy on NpvCuprt -, l'II lie WIS ON
Cut "a the Niul Hospital, hhto ''lpnL 'fl iioW pa
tn of ie trrHng the sr wee until h0 ~ lN'3 Wh'n
hr ,,tr ufdri.u go me Ht m tntNrit lafhN "uh" we %
AZ tha pinnc nuidtn ana H'tvrl on i1nt vessel lpl
thtrn ytit il, Wac pinup'rl 30 be ih'a'd a. ls 'u
Iufrr'n ina thsA aud WIS to'n HitrtHhtl ptd ifl ~
ott, Do iA. New f0fh Navy \ ~ lle vas 'i''t'h l9
tho InllHpoIsH JhuuuJ ~ 1850, hhi mas neon "''"''
10 ti.tt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-23
7nE UArSoN MURDER CASE.

WoopsrowN. N. j.. Aug. 22.-Three airests
ror. made to-day on suspicion Of connection with the
murder Of Niles WATSON Thn first wa nat o. Howard
l. Sullivan. young man who. whom the shoin 'n'Ie'
tewari Of $40 e. mud the stump from which he CLUB
bad been cut ~ do the fatal decd won't b. The spot ana
claimed he money Tho Other to persons arrested arc
the opuieA man, William Jones' WHO was affodel on mo
day following tpe tragedy aud dlsOblfRn1 fOt LACK OF
evidence SUD hoses Hanlnt wbu Was win ss ~ tho
inquest The ptiHutrts VETO taken o. falrn jMl
Thp victim WaH bth,d here to apy people coming from
tuilpa Al uu I'd 10 attend ttn funeral
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-23
4 cIrr,S POLLUTED DRINKING WATER

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 22.-1he City Solicitor
obtained warrants to da for tbs arrest Of several mil
owners and others for polu ing the schu'lhll Riye
from which the greater part Of he city is supplied wth
drinking water Tho report Of as expert Apo nted 10
collect evd shows that among other po'lnons, the
refuse from puhc water-closes, Lighthouses, and 'l
kinds ~ nilsls drained directly into the roam Among
Tire matter discharged into the river withn the CITY
liuits blue stone, anne dyes, soda ash, ana the
wairr ator washing aud shOddy waste IN number
nf faftur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-23

scr instructions. and started for home vas png
passenger and was AT liberty 70 90 So nc ."ddt
rrnst ali M Woods Hall for orders. Inc ssnnes'
1a,t ~ hc accident was the loss Of those Two mon;
W. did not suffer any for i was war" e Coli
don't know anything ~ TO me causs %, sn"ed aud
s sI"" uroper signals out leutenaut-C omInandct,
merry was on deck ~ the time. The ta"Mh ,t -,
u,ne was talking with him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-23
ENTRIES FOR MONMOUTH PARK.
rr,r errr.r srAKFs ANp TIE GREAT HANDICAP
tfKFfY 10 FURNISH SUPERB CONTESTS.

IIKF1Y TO FURNISH SUPERB CONTESTS.
The Monmouth Park Association has pre-
nared an excellent programme for today TO iaAe Tie
Mace OF that IN the book, which will bo run on the extra
day next tuesday. There arc seven races-the srlet
sakes three nandcaps two selling races ono OF them
hing far two wear ODDS and seepec base over the short
corrse For the Select stakes and the mllclhdaquarer
handicap the lists Of starters are Of rare merit In inc
Select Stakes the two-ycarod stars will contend for s
macy The weights according to the new SCALE
15 pounds with the gnlar SCI allowance Wand starts
unhandicappei by winning penalties aud II she Is the
great hy that series II Yicor, Indicates 'honu VII"
The mi e-and.aauarter handicap has exit entries r.
or,Iars palr Drake Garter and Arauza carry the top
lmpoat 125 pounls, and tic western cot W r. Woodland
thrnsltc,t % pounds. MOlcsy ia In the list at lOo
pounds " should pe great race from star to hmsn
and one worth going long distance 10 vituc5s
,.1nar nA-n Ia NnlcAp. 1 l-lH MILLs
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4 cOsrLr rprIgur uRrcK.

LANCASTER Pcnn., Aug 22.-TwO freight
lralna cano no collision this afternoon In Tie west yard
OF tho I'nn'Jl'auia l'alrond at Coumu Tho cabooso
AID rondoln car o tho front ttsia and the engine nnd
four cars of The roar train the iitof girJ win ali,
pud IuRs were emathel The week cnughi me and uns
CONSUMED VpNMd ~ 500 nniua. were Killed. onlJ
NM escaping uuhuft No human lyNa Wrto lYal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-23
dorERyoR IRgLAYD NOR ARprgrgD

GALVESTON, Aug 22.-'Ghe reported arrest
of Governor ireland at Houston ye4tefdiy IL false
Gpyernnf ireland arrived here last eS Mug Marshal
Troy said he had intention 81 aesng the Governor
during s On lance al the state Convention At Houston.
Tue Marshal 1s fears that the Governor will tg
avoid the service OF warrants hence he has selected
another tne and place fpt the arrest VI Mt. Ireland
Under the Francois sni1aVitl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-23
TROrrlNG AND RINNIEG ~ UTICA.

UTfcA, Aug. 22.-ln the POI class to-day
Montgomery tiok fbe last tbno heat Young ioe ooh the
fret aud second ~ the other tbree Time 22iI2 227
2.254 2:21lL ~ the 2,l9 class race. Harry Nilke-
to k thrrr NJ aght heats. with tatchnY SECOND. Ilme
222, 2l0ig. 2:20i4 The teL Die unuing rae" b.t"e
" rite lick and Madame MafdltcLle wa won W the
latter. Time 22:3J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-23

ON OncnAnp. Me, Aug 22..-A burglar en-
ofrd room ~ tho Pleasant il1ns occupied bt Maa
,iloV. of nostpn ihlt motHlng. ana took ,ae con.
nuur set ~ diamonds asst ~ Fnrneta and other lew
tIft, worth hundred, ~ dollars ~ made mood his a.
unue nd thhit H. ~ Glow 81 HI idtntity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-23
nOysACCIDEVfAL pLAIH u,l

Urea. Aug. 22.-Whlle Carleton ,.''"m,a,il i,f
aud charles rsaoh elsht yearoh s@'o' s wtii sb'
mers. liyns ueir sheiburne' were pna, was lmss
gun. me weapon sas dl,ehsl sshi anisd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-23

"Don't lie much on me ie, ,hs sianins Sis~
writer. No ~ you must ITO "'
Huntington free iresA .l,v.i.
am have to take yonr leg leg, p,, fsiirsi ,s.ssa
eian 10 9.n MINI ,out uhlOrootpl esi Esd S
NM Is man II was onee vnte'gea ,sl.s
sIanj anv ihins "-4Aiaanss" ai"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-23
nom rhr Philadelphia caiL

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TERFl' ny tOMrLlENE OIL
C,eot rltor-" tnnkI b ~ quietly 10 lgnore eFr-
lands record Just give me agOod hol' On tlo "u'"
~ tr,nJ Free Ilt,.r. Well. "a t"lte tiu H. si'
/ ao NOT think ] AN compr'eh' 10 'e'' WIN '"' '
ipci.'
And whv, pray y $500,
q" + am not fam Tar with the fartt' .,,. .,o
- WIN want. fact,i Facts are Just the things Ne'o
rot TO steer cirar or