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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-13
THROCGH NEW YORK STATE.
STARCH WORKS DECLARED A NrIsAN.

STARCH WORKS DECLARED A NUISANCE.
ALBANY, July 1.-THE State Board of
Health yesterday presented the Cove report the
complaint against the Glen Cove starcn Manufacturing
company tits elaborate, covering sixty closely printed
pages OF athdayits The report briefly is foOws:
The committee ofiuval nusaEces OF the state
Ie cizeLs residing at, near, Sea Clf Hampstead
Bal praying for relief against the alleged nuisance in
furious 10 comfort and health. caused by the
proceedings o. the Glen Cove Starch Manu-
factuIing Company. have had the subject under
hNe-SaioI since September, 1893. At that period in
epecons were made. and testimony taken from persons
fe-aihg near The locality complained or careful in
yesleaiion ~ the methods employed In carrying the
manufacturing processes analyses OF The deposits found
on the shores washed by the waters unpregnated
WIN refuse from the mdnuf1ctory, and experts
ethmnation of the whole matter induced the committee
NJ mar ne 70 declare the process ~ manufacture
carried on a the Glen love Manufacturing Compauy's
Wotkh hi isance, and the State Board advised the
abatement thereof Additional complaints az TO the
unua'on ~ the nuisance having reached the ceRtrll
once II Was deemed advisable 90 dispatch the Boards
-prcW expert to report on the condition
o iHaW4. His report IL herewith pre-
"hte'i' together with the printed proceedings ~ last
year lhclud ng The aihiavt-. and chemical and micro
-oWr reports oi the experts engaged AMI th- 0Oaclu
slol@ arrived AZ after mOst minue AMI careful cHIp
bAil"h ~ m" whole matter. These conclusions were
submitted 10 The Board and adopted u IL the conviction
o we tae Board Of Health that the nuisance complained
Of sun exists and should he Immediately sbatcd.
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rnr REV. Rrs.ELL O. roLEs. DID.


B.-rov Inl ~ The Rev. Dr. Iu.-ol g. Toles
founder Of The Little Wud,rcrf Home, in Boston.
died AZ Cottage CITY ON Friday. He wa. good man
and l- death will bo mmoutod hy large circle of
friends pr 1oIca was born u Duiham. y. u, 10
ISL aud wa. ono ofa iargc family, several of whom
have since become we'll known. He va. fitted or col
lego iu h, native town. and entered Madison Iriyer.
ty ~ au carly agc After being graduated be- studied
theology for while. and then took charge of Baptist
church boz Coopcf.loVu. where ho va' ordained 50
tho breaking out of hc Rebellion hc Was given control
# ono branch If Doe Christian toumi--lou and 0as
stationed ui l,rttc.. Monroe. where hc formed an irf
iu.fc acquaintance and friendship with General Butler
that hl,. lasted through pl the intervening }cart
from Those duties Doc wac called to the Howard Mis-
sion oi Ncu. York While hs was working There, Ten
wealthy and charitable men ot boston conceived The
idea Of founding % home Tor destitute Cildrct ana
wrote lrt,i to d. loc. ieking him 90 come and help
thrm. n. came and hc meeting resulted IN the found
Iug of lhc Wanderers Home Each of the gentlemen
gave 5000. making an endowment fund ~ $50 900
4 house was bIlt boo Baldwin Place and DR.. Iolc- was
given fan control of Il- management. This was b.
home and children. and even Infants were carl1rd
th.rc m the day time by their parent, aud then tsker
home 40 night soon PERSONS began To abuse thcss
privileges. and Dr loc- finding that hc could obtain
homeless children enough to hll the building, has
made the place a permanent home Tor the children
until they were adopted into families
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WHERE wrt1-EVowy rrortE Arr srAYiSG-THr
! ApvANctNG RrAsUS-wrDDiNGs AND ISGAGr-
MrSts
The busy season for the watering places has
advanced week. ncntof bat society ia eth rather sy Of
the ch rf trsofts aud ia mrmhots nro mostly cnlo Ing
themselves in tho s'ripsipn ~ quiet country towns
Admiration lot the b1fso determines the place 81 icrfo1
tuu Tor many people and Long Branch has sprung
nto prominence 10 tho past work, owing 10 The niifn'
lions of tir Huuiunuih Park race course j, " Auchn
Gloss ha, been entertaining considerable number 81
guests ~ hs Libcron cottage. with tennis, bathing I'D
m- and matter OF course, the races The party tn
Cului MI ana Mrs Horace ". Fuller W. W. Hartman,
| D. Lawrence Aspin wall and Edward . Richards. Mr..
| and Mrs A. b. Grove, have also been entertaining AT
.urir cottage AZ Ebcron. Mr. and Mrs d. :. Rikcr and
! , pa.u Murray being among the company. Attraction,
m The line of plays al the Elberou Casino among the
promised attractions. Prominent people are not lacking
40 tire Branch. English nobility being repe-entcd by
Lord and Lady EXmouth while George NJ. Boxer OF
Philadelphia. Mrs. john BIseow, George W Childs and
Governor Albeit are among the we'll known Americans.
Lie at staten Island this summer j, gayer than tor
| many years The pleasant dramatic entertainment and
coton given recently by the Misses Hoyt was sample
of the attractions. The widows Victim 20 and The
Winning Hazard were the plays presented ana tie
german was led Oy Arhur schcgucrAorn and Miss Alice
Hoyt The contest at tonu for the Indies Belt g'c- on
| every friday afternoon at tie grounds Of tie New
Brighton Ladies CuD.
Westminster County ma. been doing its little 20 prevent
social ,racuatIon. -mul. dinner and garden parties
IN vogue among the cotascrs along the sound but ON
Wednesday there wa, an unusual meeting Of people 40
We,tclr,ier 10 see the baseball game between the unc-
of the Calumet and tie Country clubs, 10 seemed fore
gone conclusion that the Country Club would Dee the
,icor as they the older and had the adyant-
ace of the most practice The AGeeS. Mr. Stevens Mr..
Waterbury and Mr. I>en have become extremely expert
p,ayeIs Tie Mcs-r- CouhlinE Percy l.. Pyuc, ir, u.
Rowland and j. T. Eidridgc were among those who up
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-13
THE GREAT RATIFICATION MEETING.

Republican organizations in different parts OF
thc cry manifesuns great interest 10 Ire ratification
meeting 10 be b. al The Grand Opera House on Tuesday
ngat Colone Charles Spencer kept busy in attend
Ing 10 de- ais Of arrangements and cores ondeuc incl
o0Ht thereto. The eIg rness Of many Republicans 10
give pubic evidence Of their enthusiasm for the ticket
ms lei 10 some expressions OF Impotence al
"' "eiay IA an"rdng them opportunity
folIu y raufy tie nomination. rj,os. A., ci.r.,e
"" ''t b'tNeo That the date fixed upon wa~ Tor aIl
O'N' sun'i-hi eariV Furt lcrnorc. though
- '0uo"lnS 80 closely the democrat e. Convent fle
- 'ss 'Ouo ue eGudrry ana promptly l0ut2 aud the
'lNr merits o. the candidate. calmly reviewed with
G. wasting good ammunition iItou untting mt
1 Of, altered garments OF tie old Democratic
y. No" tW these have been Matched and
"' ei together around The ample person If ib, 90.
,, htlufhi Governor accompanied 0v The "t,tl of
ID , lc4,I tue battle VIII bc.,n W '' "
". E'arts viii he 10. frst s,,ils, rn.., IT,,
O. ~ Gr an ycs following ,1e SEA ing CAPACITY
S... o. -. r., E 49, ousr r. about 1000. bat Colonel
'' ''" present Indications d .ut IN he n,ce.
- ' &c provision Tor Oy,rf 81, h. ,-e.,,,l,
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IN MEMORY or O. H. WIRSHALL.
A MEETING OF TIE BUFFALO BAR-H1s QUALITIES
A. A LAwYERAND A CITIZEN
lHY TELEGRAPH TO THE TEIBCNEl


A. A LAWYERAND A CITIZEN.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO The rHIBCNEl
BUFFALO. July 12.-About fifty lawyers,
sro term room In the Court osy for purpose
OF paving a tribute 10 the memory " the late OrsAmus H.
M4r.hAl. Judge Daniels Dreaded "Nr Marshall was
ou- of the pioneers the profession IN Buffalo" said
Jude T.rics or taFirs the choir. "and he asso
e,ird with MON ru .ou al sturt.,u sud pr4rt-ed their
pr1fesstuu with credit lie WIS ono ~ those
distInrfl-h.d men vino came ~ the front
H. WIS man OFF rrt research. ofoluior and NJ fidelity
of,asrl.trr. srYou l.. opinions and conclusions the
g-,l.r-. reliance could h, placed n" leaFc4 memory
hebtuH that mas Nr.. U. tHII.tird lud esteemed.
lIUffuH -u, sau. ~ tnI I1Ht uInn The 'fffif'
on th wall pf THIS r0ofn almost ell uI "'l'u i"ntt-~u
,e face ODD the friends of noyuood. T. like tho old monk
living mem uotru- nui 1d picture. soon io ne 90
lite 4frd iIu ono cIuyl'ui n". Mt H"i'hah was lD,
lHw,rr. llsUar'ei lt WORTHY "i mrlI"l"n; M "Ut
10 40. Was absolutely " bout ft'' .I tud ul~ u''y5
uuauut.d. u a lh,' p'riau"d n" real estate iI' pi
never puttr-'rd uorr learned counsel hc was uil
gent .tud accurate sIultr
I,u.- d. Iuulfu mad, a 'u |.I,i speech ito aaId lu
nr ,uu4r OF ~ mat Mr. Northumberland 'hr Iut4 of
Appreciation va duo tu me mas WI" G'"n''d we M
teiA. interests of bic city MI 'HishhI hih It'N '"
tribu.rd fn tho yaup ~ tuia beautiful city. he Was au
five member OF the n sfOrrW society lie h'HlaA'd
uiu,l The Gro.ytu0r Library. Tie WAS Que 0 l'e
founder ni th. blH4lo l'mhe Achruf Hf 'luD.,"
rroat lpl no making success 81 me buHao university
al. was friend -urctt ~ Tho Na'uta sciences thI
ht hls death Wa president Of thr lhou' orphan Asylum
flr indian tullffu The tataraurus Ietrt' auou. ~
tr,,r i.ufe,I to plII.ri Office. though lfo-drui ~
moro trudefc, him % cnuniis ION =" NINA, DE- W"ud
t.,t ,,rrpt h. Asd nIthuulh JUDGE Han, wucu loHt.
declined t Tue speaker then rc'crrrd to the BOOKS VT
Naf.hall had written. Appropriate resolution were
Tis funeral of Mr. Marshall vashed this afternoon
The body "a buried IN Forest Lawn
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THE REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN
THE IRISHNEN FOR BLAINE IN TROY.
crEyELANDs NOMINATION INCREASES The iklsi
REPUBLICAN BRIGADE.
mn TELEGRAPH 10 nm TRIBUNF.l

rBY TELEGRAPH TO IHE TRIBUNF1
Troy, July 12.-The enthusiasm OF the IriSn
Democrats Of Troy in favor of Blaine ami Logan mas
ceived another impetus In the nomination Of "IoYer
Cleveland. Last night this dispatch was Sent 10 MI
Blaine at Augusta
1--WE the Undersigned lifelong De' n rats conEt''u-
late YOU upon the nomination % Cleveland increased
enthusiasm for Blaine among the Democrats o. troy
This was signed by SAMUEL Morris, president OF inc
Common Councils ". c. Cozer, the Editor OF me hrt"-
..o standard; John A. Fitzgerald. Dr r. f. fenneiy'
John p Kelly Michael Cantwrl Mictael Allen, fa'r'A
Conatr and others President Norls ih""'
come telling hits in speech last night before the Blame
and ocan rish Brigade There was storm 81 arp'u''
when he referred TO the way in which democratic Oop-
res. had suubbpd General lanes held'. electhg a
rebel general as sereeaut-sArIs instead Of him MI
Morris wished the people OF hf uniry To know th' @
people Of bis voting for Blaine ana logan no
Is Irishren but "a American citizens re denouh''"
Francis Kiernan- assertion that the Blaine ana Logan
Irshm,p were hot-heads lie declared them TO be iead
,,s ,bintisg men. 81 know whereof speak" said he
Afor I have been identified with lrisn organ
,,stiops I'm New-YOrk and Troy lot
twenty-five years" Seventeen additional members
sgnsd the roll Of the brigade
pre.ieni Morris was found At HE Office this morning
tt y,i want 10 publish the names ~ Troy Democrats
~bo VII v0te 'or Blaine and Logan" said hc, can
give ,nu a thousand of them To start Tih me re-
+ gsiy for enc who WAS a Democrauc ctndidala fgi
i'rs t1sttre ard Alderman Ryan. Of the iitst Wad
Kelly Ia going a. take the stump Wlht our hu'',n.
4, gsn - much tuicity poesile. So hS 70 enc0ulAe'
10 pfspIe elsewhere To- come =" the mont. We, pr"
sfk snd tired - Democratic rue ne s',h IN ~, ~,
a.d ,hsr large cities Np remember that lpgans iAlnn
ss "a rsbai iu ireland IN 'ps. Cleveland VI ohy hhN.h
rss.ive support n he bsz that from be duiPlp wig
nj tta Democratic party ib Troy. tlevFltnd snu'"a
Nunhy whenever he had the chance. bni thtl Is Vnf
ons Of tho dlscnrlapt c'ncuta mere Wb'h W.
i,vs ps effect in bringing about l' f'.F4'
tbe Republican uckct n "a the Young ll.h',I
~ tho country who Hc now nI'hthS ti"
n. iua sbf ioFnh. tbry afr not F"lhs 10 l"..'n
Ia ibrlf fathers footsteps ~ hitting ini'Vl n w"
en.L Id tie ii 20 to speak, 1hr iitn WhA nlh' 'i'
r.,lt, tatfufn DO nHothri frhHoh Why ftp' Ah"W!n
f,f nl,ns aud 10. aH M ifvf In Np'fmhri ~, ."''
,eu enipnysd 100 he downtown MILLS are MOI t"lhF "t
mon M "a q aux this year MOrhiuEhth az 7'n9."k "r
tkr taun question more Than lhrf u'td !" no. NlN Nv"
l. ,.ntbrr -lr4W one OF NY Wurhnfu attended h H''I
ing of ne Iradcs-Iuou iIrt night q. ihe my u',
present al except one confessed themselves " '"'"' "
Maine aud Logan"
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i FIGHT ~ WALLACK'S THEATRE

Two young men had a little "I,qlu
Hurst exhibition" Of their own IN the lobhv
Of Walacks Theatre last night after the
spectators had departed. one Of them disp.ayed
biz y~eIou- power" by attempting bite Of the ear
OF tlc Gator. who rolling the tiled flooring
ciaSp-d bis embrace. TIE massive form Of Sergeant
We>teryelt however bore down Oh the pair aud he
promptly put stop 20 the scientAc Investigation.
The gifted young maa compelled 10 forcgo
the pleasure 90" chewing the others ear and had 10 con-
tent hinseH WIN piece OF h~ check. He then trans
only ceased wien The cold reality OF pair OF handcuIs
pressed hs wrists lie Was escorted down TLirtethst 10
The Police by The uuscieutihc seLyr.pt All,
preferred charge against HIM His Name was Michael
krOy. o. l. Great Joncss', and the man whose heck
often James rcuuCn, the tichettaker Of Wal
lacks. kroy va. formerly AN usher q both the star
and llCks theatres and ad discharges more
once. Tis gfrYed bin aud he appeared al tie theatre
last Might sud created row whle the performance
gong At tLe close he requested 10 leaye the
lobby bot refused e. do and II While attending
10 eioct him That sculllon assaulted.
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izatious.s said he 900 OF which In New-York
CITY," copy OF the minutes Of the meeting ana OF
II Pogreso Italia Americana which reported the meet
ing were sent TO Mr. Blaine and have apersonal letter.
dated June 90 reply which the writer thanks US Tor
our and Gives the assurance that shouu ne NC
elected the foreign policy would he vigorous one anu
satisfactory US our complaint against the ensuing
-at- of Affairs IL that Italian naufalHed IN america
cannot return Italy and he exempt frem the censeP
teu law unless has passst the OF iorty-elghL pr
Blaine il tho ruan 10 that Americans arc not I'M
posed upOu abrOad' - a.,
me NrS which is independent in politics and has me
largest circulation in the State. opposes the domination
al Cleveland
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KEPT IN 4 CONTENT AGAINST HER WILL
ley rLrrnrArn 10 TIE rnmryE.l

WASHINGTON, July IA letter mas Deeh
rece we'd by Representative O'Nei' oil Missouri Hoi"
rather Brennan nastor OF the Church OF ~. Thomas
Aouiuas in ST. Louis IN which his attention Is drawn 70
the case ~ young lady native Of - Louis VINO Is saG
10 detained in convent at Breu- ID hO1nu a. a. M
her will and ~ the instance OF her ghaIdldn VIZ ~
sad 10 br rous OF marrying uer himself or mdI{Is
her somebody Of his own choosing Inc olk 49, 80
Is twenty one years OF age, and i -ad 10 posses
fortune In her own right Father Brenhsi- al M 30,
quest OF the young lady's grandmother MIS-. va
- Louis the secretary OF state on the sun
ect but received reply. Al the 9ta" ~ % -.
was learned that the papers In the case h4q go ~ -
varied 10 the United States Minister al the Hague some
time ago. but that answer had not yet Deen rec -
Mr. OHs Is displaying extraordinary Leai inc "''
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4 BEr on cLErELAYD LOST And P4ID
lnr rELraRAra TO ras raprVeI

I'M TELEGRAfh 10 Taa fRIRTNE'T
NEw-H AvEN. Conn, July 12.-Lynde HaIrl-
con, Of this city, t II said made bet I'm number OIL
i. personal and political friends on the Republican side
it Cleveland would not bee nominated 20 the Presidency
whether his was OF was che terms OF the wager IL
las come 10 light to-day that be lost the bct ana coh'e
r rutly be entertained bis summer residence IN "uI-
FORD. yesterday afternoon. Among the guests were
samuel Fc..cnden OF Stamford The new yelrted -ecre
t,ry Of IA. Republican state Committee; Postmaster
Bartlett Bent VI Mddl-tOwB, cxcha rmdn o. tlr iepul-
iicau state Committee; John 4. Hal, OF WilHmahuc,
rTSpeakcr of the Connecticut legislature POSTMASTER
Fuowlton, OF bridgeport; Major Morgan g. buiArF OF
hartford and Postmaster y. ID. sperrv, OF TINS cly.
incident
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wednesday. July Q, lSst Caro-
d. Furnald wife BEN amin Armstrong aged % years
months. ,a -.o-,,--, -, -. ta,a r..t
Ssnrs No 3gl Jefferson ST., Brooklyn.
Friends and relatives are invited 10 attend
lnterment private
ALIFN-Wiam Allen. suddenly AZ his late residence 3ls
West satin July 10 1884 IN the 65th year OF his
Funeral from Friends Meeting House. AltOn.On utson.
sunday, ?. m
RrRCU-On Thursday July TO- 9l7 East llstst, Mary
Ross beloved wife Of the Rev Thomas H. Burch IN the O2d
year OF her age. ,.-..
Funeral services Monday July IA az o'clock at Trinity
NJ q Church Ilsth- st., betWeenl 81 and I'd ayes
Please omit hewers
CLARK-At Narragansett Pier Friday the llth inst kch'
ard smith Clark IN the 10Th year OF his age.
The funeral services will be held Al calvary Church cOhsr
OF 4thave and ~ sts 10 clock Tuesday morning
II is requested that no aeWers be SEMI
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MIREL4GE or {. p. HCNTINGTON

c. =. Huntington, the wcl-known railway
magnate. Wa married yesterday 10 Mrs. A.
j.. Wor,hau, at the house Of the bride.
No. West lfty-fouItA-,L Tho marriage took
place st n. the officiating clergyman being the Rev
Henry Ward Ececher. NO GUESTS We're prc-cu beyond
immediate relatives or the couple, including the
mother. sister and Of Mrs. WorshAm and few per
reis~. Mr.. and Mr.. Huntington left the city iuI-
me lately after the ceremony, 90 bee gone few days
bridal tup
MIS- Huntington early home in the South. bat a.e
has Ned for number 90 yoaTs u this city her fauv
aud that ol Mr. Huntington being terms " the coest
intimacy She i wealthy lu her night Her first
husband died several years ago
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DIED.

i;st Frederick Palmer FIT. s1... Of Friend P. ht'
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
July u the residence Of he, son IN
widow Of MAJOR olmsted Gates, Of East HAMPTON. Conn
Hen Se%t o sre invited 70 attend the fa1sra Tsss
Hartford papers please copy
GhGEAt Cincinnati June % at the residence q her son
Mfs sarah F. Gse q bridgeport Conn., widow Of the lac
Int ment at Bridgeport Conn.
HyLLTM Maurice c. at D.nbury. Conn, July % ..
train from Grand Central Depot
IowERRE-o9 saturday July u, 1884. Thomas II. Low.
%.Ts 1SS Sa are rs'g;Guy nysa attend q.
Kindly omit flowers
renee eldest daughter Of samuel ana Mary RiEer
The relative, and friend. Of the family are respectfully 10
ye1 70 attend the funeral from The residence Of her grand
y. ran leaves Long Island city at 1885, returning leaves
sTANLEY,,At wcn,ham. mas Iuy u. 1894. william $
stanley NJ D., formerly Of Mamaroneck. ~ Y, aged II
fqpsTa 'eTysss % Monday Nv 49, at oc' IS.
rUTdtE .. M 4 conn Jay H. Jennie r. daush'
1es 1e', y,, u 5 =, Str Sofs ~ .,
denco, ZIG west 43th-st
ToLER-At Short Hnls Jersey on Thnr,iay JAY 10
Catherine lOef daughter u IN IN Tolef decessef
Relatives AMI friends Invited funeral halt
rans leave Bafcst sSd chr'opRaT Sta AUTO ip ''
THoMAssoN-on rhar-iay. July o. lssi. william Pcnit
Fansl' services Moni'y July 49, ats ococs At 10 loi
UNGER-.In staten Island At IN. residence n her sor
.n.rfs ng.r susanna unEor In her -oh year
VAN cQnTLANDt-At Tho Van Corilsndt Nsnor ifeu..
me funeral .sfyce' Wi be bsld Manor uou.e 90
Relatives friends anl aubers Tho enc matt soslt m.
cs1fisss- vii swat tho arrival NJ no train s cfoon Lana
inA leaving uiahd 'sntfal Depot At SOP m.
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pEoUors TO ASK STATE PROTECTION
lnr1r1rnRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE.

NORWICH. Conn.,, July 12.-The attempted
de.scrao. ~ one Of the Psquot chletains In indian
town IN Ledyard the Pequot reservation as cnronoed
r.nuf ~ tbis once famous and wariike Tube 20 petition
The C@nnecsut Legsaur, the charges Of the STATE
protection 10 their hunting gfouhus. W. - doc
indians here anK ed their names marks 10 the uocu
ment and the city to-day eonirrIlng WIN ~ I a
torney here who will look after ther interests LIZ
nok of sheen now run Wild over their cemetery an9 ne
stones AMI graves are pitiful condition Inc IhdlAs
are much exercised over their prosecutions " Ieno
huuLarA
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blaine AND LOGAN TO BE ENTERTAINED
~ rrLKlRAPH TO THE IrIklNE.i

BosroN. July 1.-THE several clubs in this
,tv and vicinity whose membership Eepvr lean. have
united in appointing general committee TO make ar
ruccmsps 10 entertain M Blaine ana General Logan at
banquet early iu september. The Norfolk County t!r'
81 a uli meeting Today listened To- ano altude" III u
Et4ecles Members from the several towns report a
much improve sentiment IN favor ~, the Uchtt where
there was directly after The LVunauOn
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III us WLryEssEs RrRyED 70 DEArH

PTTTsBURG, July 12.-Pius Rable a resident
Of Bradford who committed To Jail the early part OF
last week by United States Commissioners Gamble the
charge Of iasfyng aud altering pension papers has IN
formed United states Dis-cctAtOncy stone that by the
death Of Mrs Charles Raibe her children and
~snt girl who burned al Bradford yesterday, he
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W IYITsLIANS FAVOR p,,,vp

Ah', mo Paa-ino, of New-York. who is iden-
''' -N The prominent Italian -te. m America.
'''" ""'c- appelre ia IL, Acicagk ErenDg
., -. SAWS LAT messing OF ia- leading Ital-
-il 'lA' Blaine was .nanimon,y nd rel. nv ,ha,
az ~o0ut 10000 votes Influenced by these ors.u-
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LARGER APPLE BARRELS DEMAND ED.
InY TLIEGRApH 10 III rRIHrNEL

LoCKPoRr July 12.-1hc convention of
applf5uyers Of orleans and Niagara Counties held IN
THIS city yesterday decided that they would
not after October purchase any fruit which PIT up
IN smaller barrels than the standard size Hour barrel
which considerably larger than the apple barrels here
toiorr usei IN This part Of the ftLte The buyers all
signed the agreement and every dealer IA the counties
VIII Ice brought into the combination. he farmers and
hArLe uCIlcIs eNIruss Mu-h md gnAtIuu.
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MANGLED IN 4 TTNNEL.

SYRACUsE, July IAN unknown man, who
was stealing ride the top % a sleeping car, which
barely passes through the Central tunnel in the east part
o. the city, was ground 10 pieces at early hour this
morning. A diary with the John Joseph O'Dwy
Hudson, y y and an envelope addressed Henry Laden
schenectady, We're found on his body. The man had
Kit OF mdsOn's tools with him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-13
TIE woRKNGNEN FOR BLAINE.

BosroN, July 12.-Ihc Jouudi publishes the
following communication:
81 am a working man Cmonder ana nave N"ied INC
Democratic ticket since 1870 But This year shall Noe
o., blaine and Logan and with me thousands of working
mon lake canvass OF the shops ana Won VIII ma
who for Butler ll- year. rtN tn OUT
of zen will vote for Blaine next NONemot!'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-13
THE o11GLEY SCHEME ADOPTED.

BOsTON. July l2.-Thcre have been deposited
70 date 81 900 Of bonds in favor of the "Qugiey
scheme" for the reorganization OF the Toledo ST. LOUIS
and Cincinnati Railroad. st LOUIS y-oul that IS more
Than a majority representation. and NJ. QWsley has
started West TO arrange foreclosure proceedings