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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-02
1 pLEl.-llr 80 - 1870
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ny TELEGRAPH rI Tia TRIBUNE.
NEwpoHr. e. l.. Aae. 1.-Tpe weather to-
Bag has ..cu Qc .er-. TIE hes. h'Ncv 3, FL &c ta-
c..rr %. man -ur - % " p orP".r a.
Mrs v L prIy-. oi A p IT,. -ly. l1n. part ID
da- I'M hon p or Lord md Ltd, E,morth. Enr. NJ
w. ~ e. .,~lralo 81 u.. - dln. w-' gwen tonight
d. srs F. =. Wd.i... OF View YORK. at 7"luhuri.
Tomas Utcaeoci. j q. % ,-e Polo CAB. Us a"c-
d.ata.J tlr from as pom opposite re t'IA' n
4y.cr7loou. BE came INTO coils 1n WITH u carriage DID
wlcl were .evcru lji". TIE pony rolled over on
am 1u- wa -etlei nn dat Il b. Size by tandor+ MI
II r. cock AZ -ougI IJue- cons d r.'-,' WIS +'i u
noun Oh pm, and ri1. A..n.
James Gorien B.n1ert', polo po-te, hav' atYd d
IA. steamer Nonora set made Al x urat -ers & 70
Day rom New Bed or.
rte vetr- Tork Eera{ watb a.ea ls n a. Ill by the
caller arrival OF tie regu edaol Of HE 4kIDi Ne
Whtn Tas HerLL gJE arOdLd 10 he cottage district lI
- well SUP he'd w til TRBU,Es glich n1l b e. re-
c.iv,l all ds r but-d ove- au hoir O.t'-elai+ lac
ne thing happened yster ly and the iiy re IRE AMI
t.e day be, re h4t. Ia fac tie same tainS hA' hap
20 nsi every DAY tl- .umme-. just - 70 dd rVey "a
al slmIu.r. me n rGH ~. M % Are Ia-er H'ri
Or ,s- NIX mp H. printing lrtcr+ about ~ tRE' ~
Tie as ihr.e ", X, an amused EeHI'r mas - "'A
M a count AMI say he dfor' t@ about lI- '!'i1N-
1,r r34. tine have been -Oaistl ilko four per dIy
Coa.t N. \. Andrews, IT SeF-YOrs, and Fanny Jaw;
asryed.
f1.h Co,.rrssi ner BstrI in TIL steam,r Alb't7o,s
started or lac Gu. stream toby. H. vii engage Ia
enl1n1n -Csmma. der A. &. caldwell nas r-ii-ned
on Doe Wy
y e. Lor ard. o. N-W-YOrs, arrived tD-lA!' - o..
Au.u = today was 10 rae bf'a tio''c y, =.
following: d.. UndrrHiI AMI we 81 =. ,tll-
". Mrrl;t vie. gorge H. 'Ii-' J,su D',9 Nj.
u c1n an Johl v 81 ck. ! p. ECU der Ar> 'Al hL, ,
ole. S.wioT On T.. /. N@l' p W. ' Bo,5,G
ID. an FrIrciscn; H. T.. 60 ii's Of iit.sDluki L. ID
Coxi--. OF NJ r,icn conn; orr " H"min tni NJ
49, Mr.. p r. Gn-h AID family Mr. J.. L. rn'-Ji''
"a oll.H - Y MS NJ 4 81 OK o. NJ III
y j. Mr. z H. Bell Bay d., y j.; Z ar 30 ~
of jersey city. \ Ailrr. NJ. L1.1' on "a, - =
20 v,er. 81 Br lTH. Aolr- Ech.hou,t-' -,
Haz rOlrx of King.ion: r Avery ana Vic ,i
Al IA iid,i cz HDUs. n, arrived; C. D. '"e'
aud F.. o Yprc--jrr 4 !. b. u g. ~ La ~ p
VI s. B.u-..ct Mira LyucA. W. y htfA my y. 4.'1 -
Maitland A-n-t. on. /. l.. L)0nis, / y Bray, 1T
1Ii 49,. X .--r ~ y " Yors; b.. -. N4li'i an
r. Cruw n. b.. 4. Wal o., % PAiAdcii IA w. - -T
of I.lar1st r Penn.
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IlIEIl
COWnREY-Sndder

CowDREY- sudden y, at Atlannc City Thursiry even
ing July 1871 Van N Laihop Cowarey, sesond soa Oh
Funeral ne rsaslcne. Of the Rev e IAn.Iy
Tram VIZ leave Grand Central l"po, At 81 reu'n'as vi"
DAVEN PORr-su'tleuiy At somervuie, Nj, AEguti
7risa ar invited l. attend III. funeral from bis late rs
dcnce e Moniay August iai a. ecior,
Please omit towers
DICKsON-At Morn stow Y J. on Iglv H. Th0aas Dick
ton. 81 -crantnn zen % -SAaIi -, ,., -. 49,, "a,
funeral Al SCRANTON AOadiy. August al hA past
.ps.iil train vii leave vs~-Yors foo Bar lay ant
only return ng Vii irass scranton At p M
Friends a ndi, r,qies;sd no. % s-nd aoserA
4aa57 TS a~;, w, Sa % Es u Ss en-, IN %
v at esaS a 81 he a @ 51 e eost S 81 ss ,s I
f'tl-.t.. IN saturday al 1879 a. m
HAYpocK-At his residence. Jericho L. l. tae 29A
inst. Henry Haydock formerly - Br,9Ayn IN Us 81
ys. l2a trends are iHy.t@l g attend hIs a.ne,i a.
c5Tra:es meet the Tran from Long E'-ana Cva'
LErsoN-At Sow-Branswist NJ, Thursday, Jnv 81.
i'ei'Vss IN IRENE, f cryi... ~ h~r az
r..bisnc 80 20 R1 ~ "a Ssasisy ADJUST &C
intarm-ut At -on vencucc Of tho flaiy.
Train leaves Ncw-YOrs. via rcnnsyVania Railroad 90
MuNoR-AtGlcn Cove long island on Thursday. I,dy2I.
Relafives an friends ,nyie ~ funeral
ptuls church Eien Cove, saturday August
at 1890 =. IA.
EICHoLs-At Newark " J. July 81. 1884. John \. Nlch
q aeel = Trars
Funeral services his i2fe residence No. IS klltJnst
N-varA. saturu9y. "a ntf. ~ So D. ~.
Relatives am Tr'nHs ir' inv.fcd % attend
PHELP~on W~!assdag July 8, - hi residence No -
Eat .Otst tI71! Pbeiys IN l' 'btl year % ~ g.
Fanerll Hl - BE- 20 chapel ltth %. on
po,te irving place, sAtlriAy m'ains August all
O'll.S
RICHARDS MINNIE po'ls MINI ,udJsn!y July * a.
Antoine ,e y. eoa OF fae ate Thomas richards N T.,
Gtth ~ uer
runara. ~ STAFFORD coma
Bad sep3rL Onu, papers eass co9y
sTrrART-At chang .wat'r. J.. Tuesday. JAY - or
lr'
graeri. on ,atuay tua,s,- a, I0Jo wasliag-o1,
.e ives aai rsl.s ,re A.d a;t.at wlttoa llst',ar
notice.
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~ C4NLA0 OTARREL.
AN ADHOSITIoN FROM MINORITY DIRECTORS -
PEorEs rlNG AGAINSr ARnNsoN-

Az ADHOSITION FROM MINORITY DIRECTORS -
FHOTEs TING AGAINST ARoNsoN-
Eleven Of the stockholders OF the Casino
Company yesterday ulsr etteT 10 the O-Aer
GO d rssiyisng them 90 The Proc-n taxing by
Ga, Aru -pr management 20 control ID" ensuing rec lien
The ctcr the action OF tae directors who are
UNFOLDING Rudolph ATOnson. l. states that since Sep
teuber las' ear only or ttr 20 mcctin-s ~ the
director, have been held though tlG By law req r' the
meetings 20 Dee monthly At one Of The meetings few
We "a ago. was attempt esteud Arpnsons 50 900
year for three earsarhOugh does not expire
Till May 1856. \ hastily Summoned meeting Of the
directors was Ia Thursday NIGHT. AZ which al at
temp made 10 eauHe he salary Of 1850 var
TO Edward ArOn-O1, which has been pad all along
without any acton by the board" Three hundred add
te,al shares . the capital stock Of the company
wee voted 90 sudo.ph Aton-on 20 cover
GcttUus entry Of $1,000 IneAruet DIVIDENDS cr ditsd
10 AIS account on tAc book 0i he c1mpany' Further
action mreu. stated 10 have Dren The removal
of tie treasurer the prctrXf tlal he hAd hird no
bonds and Tie designation of uew treasurer Tor whom
A brr' AronS0n. "a brother o. Randolph. b"cIue surety
Gu yu by the Aruu-Ou directors taru pr0es'fd ana
-fr tI, meeting. Tie lettrr concludes a. .ul4O@ss
We think that u need no Otler appeal lLdn ihe
bar. recital n these ac- 20 1dwO1sn al rtocAbooi'
" n se money paid Tor the asnO lar as 10 has
h.eu laid fer, be- Land % me annual tl'clloh
.itr ly utrOu D proxy presenting III II views, 10
zee 10 II that the prop,ry Is placed IN the hanls Il
brd OF Who VII rcprts-Ht lie 10 er So or the
,i-f..rl owner" Tho gucrs ar Geor-r T. Cumming
r m dg.u n h HlIui .ou. W. H. u etstart, Charles
!, on,u.rv Henry y smith. John 81 odgDod. George F.
Damon W g.. DOmnicA, X L. An-ertoh IT, ana AieA-
amber JOugau-
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TRYING TO swISDLE TIE TROY POLICE AZ
THORrTf15.

Troy, Aug. 1.-DevclopmantS every day
- e. SOW that the py:cs hor.tie Of Troy an The
District Attorney have BEEN dap by I man signing
hIr self Fergasou % tie Porsy Mount in Detective As
ISOLATION, Coolidge. KansaG" Two weeks Isb Ferguson
wrote 10 mp 1atcuG"pt of Police q ci y. say NJ: =
have got Corners who murdered supervisor Casey. oi
your city. three year a, o." superintendent yu'Sey
wro.r Fer-@sou ios irss1 ton ~ Coaner% Ferguson
tcc-r1phei nnt w~THc tn -ueglat icufs in
qurr- D1t saying ,J4nsrs "a Hal . full confession.
and d"m4l = 80 Immediately OF he would BE- obliged
1o r., rFr murderer 90. A-fcrs delay 'he money was
-rcT rhel ~ I,Ea. Xmas The nearest mou'J ORDER
pfI e.. and 80, objected "a eft roy nt''iN
ih o.. viii biz urslu g. Iu t.c ur1 uy aad offer l-
departure We. n+ I. "lc-. word came pu fu
MANAGER Of tI- Weston a.'u billie re ''ol-. -'i K
.h.. rr.-4 Do VISA f.u "a ID h,I % ..p0 a.-!. I'
vent % "''on fer f.i1t up D.. tD"f ~ r'f ing
rlr &c. g % .i fiK NJ 81" .r- IS ""-tioJ t." 3.r'
0.n,.s. $500 also ...rl % TO- ta.l.t ..
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TIE sr02Y 0E 4 4UrSY At SEA-

PmLADELPHGt. Aug. 1.-The startling story
that th. crew OF the schooner Julia Baker nom New
York or Pom, a Patre. had nltnie'l. killed their cap
tain John Lewis, and have been selling The cargo IN the
West lni-s lei % the vessel. A-ssrs Wax
ner 4 Merritt 20 send The following dispatch to-day
To the q oHerOr 81 Cusf9fie hey Wrs' Fr0TiII.
We have reason 20 believe that captain Lewis or
schooner Il4 Baker hes been murdered. and that the
person -aiug himself Lewis * lmpOst1r kindly
ascertain as been going on, why the vessel has
from her course, what has become ~ her arEu
and an pdrtcuara fIn1s appear very mYstrrIOu, And
demand sharp -yestls son Telegraph fall particulars
quickly. WARNER x AE KEI IT,
The following answer was received.
The master assigns 10 reason FOR devtafing from
course he noted the protest, claiming thai thn fore
mast was sprung AMI the schooner leaking. A survey
h1- been IA ale to-day IL recommends the discharge
of nr cargo The 1Ti nal manifest - lost The lnm-
Der was washed overheard and portion Of the nour u
ulitsfng The master. statement l. rambling and con-
nic ink send q description Of the original Captain
Lows. have taken possession OF thr vessel and are
awaiting your further INSTRUCTIONS. RAMOS ALNLhEL
II is said that the Julia Baker has been cruising ia
West Ip.llau waters selling her geographically uour
rates much below tie market prlce. captain lc
the commander. about forty years Old rather taI
and stout and wore mu,tache The Description OF ms
present commander II altogether dinerrht lie mas a
IONS nd beard WarBsr Merritt later III the day ~,
ceived dispatch from mo collector Al hey west sSt
that The captain ana four men OF the aeHoouA S
Baker ald been arrested
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-02
MISCELLANEOUS RAILEoADNTELLIGENcE

Bo,roS, AuG. Ia bill in equity was pre-
,aut.I o. Jldee cob m u the SIur.ur Court, t-!9y
b- Jo. pb W Cars aHd rtL~.s al ~ ihe NeN-fora
and New AVID aairoad C1n'plug !olv. 70 for
close q mortg ~ on ia old NewYork cent al RAJ road
Tor dsfau, oil interest ,cut $1,000 wOrt1 ~ bonds
H,lI o.. Il- plant h trust Counsel Tor Z e. dt
fr..aut CORONA som ella med tIat e state Oifs "d
% urt -..tiGn r1 road. whi rs now ID iA'
p-s s7ion u appJtu Ell by the Chitd >ttt
Court.
PHILADELPHIA Aug. Ia trInsier Of freight business
from The mig Pennsy v1na RlilrO al Company
ced a circuIIr issued Lite tnis Afternoon
whch the business OF tns Canada southern
iu4 tIi day transferred from the Philadelphia AID
Reading 10 the Penn y ,vauit RAILROAD
PWL,D LI1uA. aug. The Affairs OK tAe NewYork.
EunaIO and Philadelphia Railroad have moi materially
changed ~ be earncL The application for %
receiver has not been made yet At the Office today
each boudholder presented with circulr giving
uodh % situation % III OmpanV. Those
charge OF me otire would give i1fJrnauOn- The
circular withheld frOn al but DO Idholders-
CHICAGO, Aug I.--lh- general managers OF tie VI
rous ro citY interested IN Colorado trac iIve
uuaiy decided 10 the rates % Colorado pOut-
which h3v~ been cut Il zee last January.
GAyEsTDN Texas. July 3l.-Fhe Gulf. Colorado and
5HtI Pc Railroad Company announce reciprocal traffic
arrang .eAls Wit tA' Could Lines tlruughOu. tie
-,ut.w-, his lies have been Wig antagOn lists
h. - at
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.
THE WEST SHORE RECEIVERS.
T ALARMED BY THE ACTION BROUGHT FOR THEIR

NOT ALARMED BY THE ACTION BROUGHT FoR THEIR
REMOVAL
The order granted BY Judge Daniels in the
suit for The rOgsl ~ tn. pre=ent receiver Of the New
York West Shore aud Buffalo Railway simply re-riGe
the defen ants from applying ior reesiversp> IL
d feet IN any way the continued operation OF the
r0ad BY receivers in p5sseon of It. The int Mt
o. the motion and ignore wholly me recent
sppointm MS the ground that they hal h rsds ty
crlusion. TIE pres receivers named oT the
Unucl aes Trust ConDanT. tFIste q Il the hrst
mortgage. Oae WIS ssac cd for his IA
nid1r aeqH-iataaes with the pr'per'y. AMI
the other for his hlz1 legal ability
n hil laygs in the bonds LssueJ IN er
tbe mortgage Il l. wen understood taat the UuiteI
Safes TFi~t Coglp.aY moved for tae a2poiHtn-n; OF
thes Esh be simpe pHrpO o. prot citing the
ia, ~ tie Iad Orr7, fAa- tie manast lhent
OF te Railroad va wna 81 app liH,rt ~ tn fcu"n
\, &c Office % the Te-aiv tbs Vet -hor' robl
he blowing aem ataSou the new sur was iUrnis'ed
tarlJy:
The al,l ions With regard to the company ere sub
-iHttIlliy --trIr mrs' - ~" complain OF
warren ,,-rler m tb. .ut when se brought IN Be 81
urcIGr Court "ei. Shore company i''t tia
IT, o. FrriIr- last. x sraelrc! hat II CAREER thr1
sn.. s an as,r-ave took .- a., mai 2 aogiia bc-
i'rr Jaa-' .TuaEd Tor IN il'cu H. o. t7cI VS. 80
NrotgI hat a. per chase e. o. - nrr Pc
son vino a7uei-, - ~, oue - Eis priuci-ais IN the
I1s,f.T. on, hl.t!-sd al res OF vest shore >tcrS
IA, suit VS. b,eua The chrrzs7 we're
fuily ~; on hrarns Of he motion. VI tlG Is.
arr - -rclt n sc lVrenie Cont Jni-e
.e-i.rl rrutler.f q drc--ou fchUf-y - ur"n t1'
merits % ~ which BE tisr ~ tDti-fi idii-
,rI.-.. -ayI %. u.ei. ..O.fO - N" pi1t m:
II.r- 10 20 tHa' any director or a@rI OF 'ih'F
company has gui y u say wr'le. - III re- as
done any ret or iLins result IN pers0nM profit tn ha
.-lf ~ fli7e1ants beel t"d ddrias pap c con
id AM IN ilyriua IN eitacr c'rl'o H.h las us
nj posi-, ~ flr any private ia Their were '-rsp7s who
ny1rsl stock 3D. company and ~i We iGiirAt!l 10
cseh possibly n.yine controlling interest in each, but
tAe .l.rac- j. .aovh - oe -ar out TIE contra
bora By WINES se- auI .r rrs - "
Ia. only :rw ra .cr m the compliant the caarscs
rla,l" a..u- Ih aHG tI' hit u't or tlfir
o psin met. They duir appointed D. 1udSa
t. own Inc -ilurrni" CO?t this state, ~ or clos
IRE 4rtp hr ,ii. b tho United =; its' irs' conn ~
IT <rs % tgag> roniS. A1a also hs Jai-'
SiXon f SRA !lr = Dl brDu 90 tis JIt d : ats
Court or the pi-fuct % N"Tjersf ~. TIE r. rvrr' tic
w,-,uO.g IN thi- =, id ih'if app i'm III
vl.th. 40 ~ the trtstr' vel A. part 80 Wig
lie .r4t ~ Fr H'sf ~-Gr- 4iHls ih- ne "
= ir- 81 y tn pan s-rvrd n M nj
rl-utio- 4 by p-uccedi1-~ - ar re 5nik'l -
part , s're. of st"mttc i,;arss upon a 20 Hpan
;he obi CT u which j. apparent.
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SELMA CANNOT BE RID Of ITS Diets

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Aug. 1.-The Supreme
Court Of Alabama. Ia the cGc Of Amy Co. oil new
York. agah-t selma hold That the re" lou o
Selma BEN the same territory aud corporators a. the
rreceenr CIV OF slna IL lie successor. and liable Tor
the debts and bonds led and ISSUED ader NJ Oh
charter 0f The ely which had been repeaeu W -
sIaure This was legislation similar 10 th1t ol irL--
pnls and Mobile, ANA tue Court here ho'-s Ia ~
clauaes in charter implirDg liability Tor Oh deOs Arc
iuoper..Lv Va aud ulConsIltuLlOnd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-02

Tso From me Nete- York llau agLd Erprssg
ePH ls-ucu tAF OtBcr day 1y The RIB 81 Tor more
,' c"rf ou tnc work W the Fresh AIT Fund was
t. npD! p1ulct to- aud contributions were never So
80 a. lAsl week Our couteuu pOLfry - utng up the
;, y. as ttst 70 received aud 500 children are 70 10
- ,lo country lo-mOrtOw. IHE TRIBUNE is rlght Ia
t.shs Tue pdbc n ms matter Tie work VIII not De
= Ihhtrd 90 anguish now Tor lack or money.
S dollar. more needed before Thursday. He
s''s we w4O -Iycs qui cky.
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LIE NORTHERN PAcIFlE.

Sr. PtrL. MIMI, \u-a>. 1.-Pre-idelf Haru-
= Id. No-A ID Fsct.c Railroad arrived 'o-la7
and ms b.su al 44v iA ean,ul,iton with the
hcid. Of ,egrrrcLfs. re sai, negotiations
v.r. o.sl.n-fr iel-- r thr O-r.on Railway and Si0-
-.ror upauT's lines ard that definite action won
p.o,,anIv be rIk-u IN TIE ms Ter soon after Dbl,
r. ul- to N.-- York. Nh.n TX u VS.
"a .co1- aud uf. Il ID ron ~ lra p D. r-5e M
%. ,ly e. o. rn.4 Do. l'~-c ~ coA f1c't ~
/ ke that tru be- -.. vii ara aori
more Iv.rt t.irg tllt h-louef -" Or"-'u
Nal vay a.d Vafi CARLO. Company WI 20 Ter con
t~d an .rlIskr.lnu " TIE E5rfher1 Pacific 7 az Is
.9lgA and AL that c.r- .0 make public tAIs time
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l)olitie!l Notices.


Al Political Ban crs- Flags and rer'Hii~
80 hHaa-SL Oh ei4"f ie' 't.'' 5000 80
a Iianner,-1c.t Portraits ~ re cry. tamp'icn
Lqu.ymoHt- -eEl Tor i3.5i'e'! ,''ii';f p, . ., ~
tau.nai.1. Banner and Outfi TO-.
.a t.D.r q AL $50 Irla b, g.
FItcHt ;, aterrFooi bped''etA N"i "|h"r'-
Uani-on' ahn ii. l'i' ~ .'..-i,
uh'-t lr''i- r4'tl A thIlini'''-- " u" p',''''-
Att-lt portraits am t.iit' l lI d" .- ...... al.
Artistic Net .samel> portraits newest des -A
j. %. 81. 49, D.. ~. .NNt ,'.,.- 18Th
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4 WHEAT REGION DETIST4TED By B4IL
lBY TELEGRAPH TO ruy TRIBUNE.

ST. PAUL, Aug. Ia severe hail storm pre-
vulled las nighs MIyyile. DIEoti. 10 Glrd'n'
Sinu.-o-a. Mea-re reports thus iar received nut II l.
n derst od atinn, IL stTir ion Of crops vas cause
N4ar 81. ndon. one sectiJn acme couta MIA LOO
acre. ~ what 50 badly dLra-td a. nose : "O th
harvc TN. F rmers viii ~ o-ce uegia pO~inS tie
G. eva. tat Il els-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-02

By Trifing with Cold, many a one allows
himself To drift condition favorable 20 the develop
ment Of some latent disease which thereafter takes fun
possession the system Better cre your cold at once
with Jayues Erpectorsnt good remedy for rhroas'an
and Lung Affections. :.
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man living pork deal which beth were in before the
lard DEAL netted 100000 and Wells got half OF H. Nc
GeOch said that the failure precipitated oy the
bankers and others selling lard which they we're hold
ing security There $4,000 Indebtedness IN
addition TO cured claims.
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TIE FRENCH CONTENTION.

tIt ltLLfaA''h TOD thG 4ht - Mi
Troy, Aug. 1.-The French State and Ma
u nal invent on. be- bell NJ Albiny will open %
no la morning " th q ma n the Fr ncA church in
ham'on-4t The business siOns VIII be ii b. Coo
sr1pnirIl IAN RI Hre X Wco vii .lcJve % de g.
Sa.r-, IN the 'bsrIre ~ y br1r Banks pc tr Will
hrli9 l-easd-e a ri tpl. isltads 7 u Stay
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THE WILL OF MATTHEW vASSAR.
SURROGATE HCFcUr SAYS THE HEpDISG CHURcl
MIST re PAID

THE WILL OF MATTHEW vASSAR.
SURROGATE HCTCUr SAYS THE HEDDING CHURCH
MIST DE PAID
PoUGHKEEPsIE, Aug. 1.-The Vassar Will
ease came up again before Surrogate Hutent to-day Mr.
Iowa. council for the executors 6led paper admitting
tha the estate had abundant money pay the anOHnt OF
the hgley, If any is bequeathed 20 the Heddns Church
whether the De 81 900 900. and said the
ec'tors related the fact reison why accounting
shond he ordered the of the petitioner The
Following vas tie statement Of the trustees Of the Vas
s1r estate:
LeT&etes 70 widow and relatives ircndn devises 49,
o. rea estate lad P-rsoua cli4tt@s SCI 800 90
Lfsaces for charitable lni educational pUrpOsss.
lneiniins tie - 900 20 Ss5Oath1cAOOls Of - ~.
'''cH eAufci'es- --n-''u W
Total cash Ieeaeies ................ s2s7, 800 o.
lhe eytents,, items in ;he Inventory returned De .
Esrallle'i yal1e Of unexs-n,is,, items . $4,000 NJ
Eat'cI value Of real esiae IN griuus states 29HF %
Total estimated valne ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81 7Dj4 81
Accor IN t. tar extern le tens Of tie nventOr5 tn
IS - % 20 - r'-ausry eeafee, the Nas,ar 4 go
l,,lA o. SE45,Ijl = Mr.. Tai man. re rOUn 81 lr
10 m 70. ding CIurcl, sid t1at l. t. tn Amount.
$50 - %. lite add Il ts@ UugNt nd ii
trl 1ad yatr ~ tie unftyiscd estate larycr b.
in-A1 D. pc he world know the amount OF 10" -
l'r Ar II Snit1., ~ ca |d' largely under tl'
"' I'D '.e comm n Y tAst ID reason why 10y ht n
IN teguI the erection ~ The ho pi'al
rs go,E at By re vii - ia. ey a..
churches insist uDpn the 81 900 ach or $1,000 in al,
they cannot p-urra,l."
Ihc Su0o sad: 'The church cntit'e ~ to have
,'@ nave l1T@" arOan ~ money, ami all there IA o.
do > Tor them 70 ~. = over"
VT LoNn stated t34t The executors would appeal the
Appeals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-02

COoLEY-CORY Wesfheld ". J.. wednesday even
ing, July 80 by the Rev. Theodore r. white o. Hbisn
T. Cooley o. summit 70 Phoebe o. daughter OF the iats
Jonathan Cory
GLovER-coL ESfAN-At MidIictown ~ Y. Tuesday,
April 10, bT the Rev Mr. Olney, lrc1e daughter 0f Ef>os
COLEMAN, Of Goshen T. u Charles q. Glover o. Brook
lyn-
Al notices ~ narridgss IRIS, be iRlorssf GA faB
nar.g ant 0JIress
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INVESTIGATING THE MGEoCH FIILUEE

MILWAUKEE, August 1.-The examination Oh
Peter McGeoch IN regard the lard deal collapse vas
resumed be- lore Commissioner Bloodsood TINS morning.
He declined TO answer AL OF the questions lie aa ma
wells. VINO had s75OOOo In the deal hesiuea CERTAIN
uroats knew more about tie matter tAin Auy 0'ne1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-02

AKRON, Ohio, Aug. Ia hurricane and
haiIstor,n played havoc in Norton Township.
ms county LAST night. enJ. RI tn northwest corner
OF The township. AMI ping dasona!y across. : ne
az p sn-,u w,4 haIg "a .ua WIDE. Timber for SIX
n . was pt s.rstd. orchards urn up. "a ana atand-
~ CONN utterly ruin ny ta- ZI and nGtnu lrlngs De
strovr,i m loss anlou C. thousands Ok dollars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-02

TairrVE OFFICE. August Il a. m.-During the clear
weather yesterday he movement IN Tn" barometer Vas
inward C-ira d far weather p.cylIIF de The Temp
s.urs ranged go 44d - tie average l75s3
BENG zL, higher than on Tl-r,dav
ti.,r nr Fair vp.fn,r WITH slight chan 20 tempcra-
t,re may Dc expected o-ay IN tnis city and vicinity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-02

et1 t3la p ,s f ~ ems
p
I'M tai4s'.-t
- as--ufy 1rGy aura rAo l.94-a 20 --ei Ia
l4!s-i A. iti
aut Pharmacy. y Brs-tssg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-02

answer Il g,adr the western lssy wena bar
srec srxfcse, 20 mceI you I-iuudersfnS az yen
~ sreIles ,naI- Frr edt" Ie, ed Mrs. boker Il
49,, ~ evl OF tie Euzftaa slphsbct btt wa are
- srst verssn to seruse me Of bst you cau Intel
s~rualtry Coed merpfns."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-02

DEATH AT IHE AGE OF ONE HUNDRED.
NAsu, de-, Aug L-Mrs. thankful DUnhell, Of West
az one hundred years, three montAs and eighteen
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1 REPCgLIcIy DEADLOCK BR0GEX

ERIE, Penn. Aug. 1.-The deadlock Of the
t}.pub,ic,n Cong es,lgnll Convention IA tbs. u"
XXVTIfa D.sri,- was broken tn-li.h- ~ BE nomih'-
non W Col,utlO. ". Aiacley, y Ven iHSo County.
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