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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-24
ACTIVE worK IN BERGEN COUNTY.

A week ago Il Blaine and Logan Club was Or
gained in RdsewOod Bergen County N j. the largest
campaign club ever crganzcd in the village with "m-
man Philips - president, and John D. Zabsc, an indc
fatgable Republican,. vice president ON Tuesday
evening the club opened the campaign By raising ban
ner ~ the presence OF large crowd l.. Y. Bcll OF
TBCewocG, and Air Robinson OF Paterson, made STIR
ring speeches Good music furnished by he newly
formed hand This IS the first Blame and Logan banner
that has been raised in the county, hut Ing cwood Will
follow on Saturday AMI Carist2dt some time next week
Tie linden. ndr!t movement IA Bergen County has been
greatly exaggerated, aud everything Indicates that the
Republican viii poll the largest vote they have ever cast
In fhe cnniV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-24
THL NAVY DRPARTAENT FRAUDS.

WAsnNGroN, July 2B.-Th' Naval Colri OF
Inquiry which !. iuyci eating Is aelr fraud u tae
Navy Dcpar,arutis ain h,ii1; dty ''s'.oa1 tn"
examination Of W Hudson. formerly seaI-ta't sir2-0n
general under d.. Wales AT Of AZ iarGcr, formerly
emnoved in oe Fureal ~ Medicine and surgery, IN re-
gard TO the business methods of To- bIrcIn hns u-t
been completed. nEiaper al vr",rt' ron NeT-f":k
Boston and other places viii ~ nine" IN r5lti III -
the reccin Of goods describe, iu tho s cHt vouchers
The investigated "a 50 tEOfwtEi c3i eNrEsiFe IN w.
scops thai will be before the inquiry
C1lI he C0ncilnA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-24
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE

WAgINCrON, July 22.-Order5 wore i8sn q
by the Navy Department to-day directing Rear td'nr1
Cooper TO haul his flag FROM the hlSahp rcnne'see
end n turn over the and Of tho North At n'ic
squadron to Commodore Lace a. port an, nth. Y ~ on
the 26th ius rAdmrsl Co'o"- wi %; r'.s ~ ne
9th inst Lieutenant John IIu'ihri . % - SO" 'rd
from duty ju the pureon ~ Sevigeii Sc I'D n;ei ="
the Dleratch. Lieutenant VILLA (. C0''. frfr tn
Tennessee and placAI vatiug o. icr@. The N'vi
Torpedo Beard, consisting Of C1n p"1j ", tTa1 -'n
Commander ,uds ana IicItH11u lIu I'm To- 80 %
rich has been Ordr-d - N-Tpor', q l.. ll-l$ l, 20
attend the cr Elsug eterci,es VI Lac IJr peIp c!sA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-24

HUDSON, n. y, July 2j.-Ibe Democratic
Marty is ia sad pigh IN tbs county. There Is DO organ
izaiinn and general lmkewdrnucss exists sanhe D. III
don, r.. chairman Of the Democrat" t"nA'J N"'""
Of 49, ATTEMPTED 70 Icorsanzc The committee ecehiy
tut m ororum appc.red fnct never before known IN
the history OF the party IN tha county Iden dasres 20
Inc retained as chairman but there Is o1nshcraDe oplV
lion he having M ade himself unpopular when canVsshg
for delc the state COnventOs by giving assurances
th, his lurc golld accept thr Presidential nom a"loh
Many Democrats have Gecialcd tisf intention VI foh
for Hllnc ana logan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-24
CARTER HARRISON ACCEPTS.

CmCAGo, July 23.-Aiayor Harrison to-day
gave out his letter formally accepting the pemocfauc
nomination for Governor OF Illinois. lie declares th-
the cry for the present campaign il Reform, and coz
tends that the Hcpu lcan party has oahvHd us usciu
ness lie says lie relies in Illinois npon LIE woes o
ysung Americans aud the foreign vote Tor succees ne
insists that icTegR policy 81 The leinecfalc PAT
viii he more vigorous than that Of kepubucsu Pa!
has ever been In protecting American citizens He hnsy
approves the platform In all i;s pal ~ ana therepJ
passes no criticism upon the free trade plank
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-24
observation-disclosures WAsHIS0royHEwS.
cnANnEs IN cIvlL skNYIcE KrLEs.

WAsnyGrox, Jnly 23.-The President h's
made tbe fcowne sprcl.l ri' f1r 'h' trcp'icn 'nd
inpfoycinrni Of tie -" n6ve cidl ~ fae. ~ M
,,ninoa ~ ~ p-r4o1 ~ h,y' strrH 'fhy p'"l
fheif o4iagiilap under llii clg 'tsr" rlir' W''pd
a. Jny iG. t4<l niy rrrniu ~ lrraH"f ~ p'raon'
eligible fof apy ,iot n'It ~ 'y~t-f'r'a d"' - 'N
respeefivn registrations uuifst s,JhV appointed "a
ApniBttnrnfa ~ 40 place. ~ IA J. s1'1i sdr9 pr
t(ot ~ bD HieJ hy tf ~ - Jht z l7@t "f""F - ~
bs mo. ma be- alsi D., .p' mast De- arpgFSifIt
nupifiiDnrd by fhr app iinipa PD'et j. t 80 "'hi"
~ IA. i,. rtul ~ ti' art ~ JsgtgrT ~. lr'
a. the meet nuigg arm - hsd the 'all t't
aud aidhnc Iiious OF t.r applicants WI permit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-24
rxcovrpyor srOyE N RroOKLYN.

Ex-Govcn0r Stone, OF Iowa, addressed
a large audience ia L1timcr Hal, Court
at. Brooklyn. last evening. upon campaign issues
from Republican standpoint. TIE meeting was
under the AL, pccs the -iKtn Nad Blaine and Logan
1iuD and n,uch enthusiasm prevailed = L. MCOdn"ase
men,,er oil the YOuLY Republican Cub. aud president
az the Blaine and Logan Niub OF the ward
fooSoj sD,erA siAluy arrai.ilng the Demo
cratic party for is ldc@ OF principles aud con
sicu, ml.n1u3 scu-nt OF afir5 wItn IN control iis
r. FERENCE 10 the Republican candidate received with
iond appl g. ,ad re contra ted their strength with the
6edklit - Of their opponents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-24
HANr Erred IN MAKING CONTRACTS.

WAsnNGToS, July 2j.-It ia said by Navy
Department scslf hat n m.sia contracts FOR hr slEe
plies which will he needed during the the
Departments greatly haspeSI ~ tho limitation Of tpr
last Navai Ar>ro3 rntlon hil 70 SIX months II Is o'nd
thai contracts caurOt he iYanEc@"usy made for 'N
rro,tSs a. f,r twelve The present contracts coo,
for example, necessarily or SKIN ,1t.s hTpply
ony At -, pr1t ~ tao uI" N tn Il 'rt "'i a.
OF events coal viii 1e quoted hIunrh l-h-I IL: ~
at present and II j. questionable "i.otn"r So b-l@'
Guantity then be obtained Win Ut s-cAt ruue Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-24
THE OPPOSITION PARTY.

CLEVELAND OPPOSED IN WAYNE COUNT
fnY rrfroGArn 10 rifE TRiBrSEl
LYoxs. n. ", July 23.-Msny Of tue olu
etpocr here have stated IN pubic tal theJ WI ''
anppof cleveland have asyihnS 10 do VIM "'"''
cratic cinysss. Not The IeaA' ''H"n''' A''"" ~.
h.oa made h...,,s -, Csyeiand's nonilssiion Wncb hN
fallen fiat throrg iiont Wayne csnstY John w. hs'''
Demo ratio editor sni campagp spois"f Of bbDD ~
i'm, vicinity l. ont with "diporisl ~ us paFf h
',ntbna eeid Induce him 81 vote - WORK i"f SWh SW
~ y,.,'d ,bou he ,fono tfeer the rnrinJ ~ wore
,n, ,,sn Innsiusrldng ~ q rcf'Tnsr. lie ttfs uai
tboss are ~ Democrats hefr "h" Hi' he'io'' '~
vote f0r Blane.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-24
VICTORY FOR TIE BROOKLYN NINE.
ruE ALtrGurNY BASEBALL CLrB EASILY ~

FtNrrD-JIuEE CONIESIs.
The BpoMyn Bus DI,I ClIb won IN easy vie
toy over the Allegheny C!15 a. Washington Park,
s,u YESTERDAY. ADou. tD)O p5'llorS were pres
sut ava tlcy cHcJuragol tho home club by Literally APP
pl.ualns each COOL pily. rio BroDfYn nine
rather Cay victory batting 5u,ydns pitching al over
,i. field AMI they played ~ excellent fielding game.
(,-t, t riIt fielder Wa presented villa nan i.OW"
cold d. .dl by oal friends Iht rsllIr umpire H4s rot
ia. tIc tilIr for tir ~ b. AMI by
rputla lecrirut ere .ny0sl, tue h1n' pu-s dtbl ID
aor,od h4,eman OfriIod lt draiaiOJ- We." Imp |r,l
aii we're received Eth favor Teri, pitched win cfrst
suI $50. woi supportsl be1nd tue ha and thr mold
elvau'5 delivery Wild and Ineffective. WIip and
Jnt.4 tel in the batting white %" york IN the field u
Walker Jones, Householder and Dreamer vas excellent
The score g.ts ~ follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-24
Mn oreyJs COS DENIED nv HIs YETGHBoR

Tn, action Of George William Curtis in lead
ing the independent movements to defeat Blaine and
Logan mas caused bitter feeling agnet Mr. Curtis among
Richmond County Republicans. some Of tho leading
Republicans Of the county OuspOkcn IN iher cen
dennaOn OF MrCurs and ssy that ne never odEt ~ De
recognized Republican again There Is LAX OF Gaining
a melting ~ me Richmond County Republican General
Committee take action 10 express the sentiment Of tho
Ropubcns Of The county Ia relation 10 Mr Curlss acts
Ia the present campaign
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-24
,ir,oy4L rAmrEEIAcE CAMP NSErO'

O,r,x GrovE. y. j.. July 23.-Ihe Nau ,'.~
,....,....,n.e camp M,e,'ue convened here ~op "a
c auspices OF the National T'mP,r'nes ~ ~
pn,li,a,on House. The mss;n-s "" can'lnu. p., d.
6ny. The address Of welcome was made ~ NV y.,.ls
) II stokes. pr. .itsu az Ocean Grove ANY e.r,
A..octtion. !. v -,csru-. general manager -, q G
meeting. gave the rc.pons'. iolo" ~ pfnsa ds
,f,rr,ioon Toe w. DR. r. L. Pod 'er' OF hays "a
-" nIdr.-, ou %. -ub'se o. lo.r W aces, lass
i rev ~ ,li,,,,ry. G, spoke ou teiupsrAaos
tne South 40 inc evening mfrilht
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-24

OKO8VEEOR =. LOWREF AED THE RAILROADS
TO me EdffOr OT The TrtbUHs
SIR; IN your report Of yestIday's conference
of lndepr ients my and that OF another geniemsn
err compiled - beDg "tWO VOL ksoTn representatives, Of
enc ele saied railroad niefests" 9bDso otcHsis are en-
tiea 10 have such matters c"recuy nndsfStood u
spgbsn of ~ sh ~ Is their ngt " choose Their own
representative . suG me- have B0t ososen no bad
formerly Relations " ts0g Tue Lsysesd IsAh"Ay vi"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-24
I1sTr Fss BrooKLyN DEMOCRATS.

The Executive Committee for the Kings County Demo
cratic General Commute met last evening IL Jcfe 5on
Hall Brooklyn Lttlc interest taken the proc .cd
iBgs * Senator W. ~. Muftha presided. II decided
To cali special meeting Of the General Committee on
Angus D. 10 SELECT II Campaign Commute. a Committee
Of three Wat selected 10 get q campaign banner After
adjoining series OF pcrfuucOfy resolutions regard -
1be candidates, the Committee adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-24

NAMES Those relations were solely professional a,d
were exercissd only with reference 70 ptocsed nsr,.t
diraeflv or indirectly IN any ~ thoso coInpanes =
those relations ceased whom the oonpAn,"s eh'"e'o
"""'' =" '0Vi ~ GnOsyysOR =. bowREr'
TnrtuIorn Hfiahis. July %. 1881
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-24

atty been felonoiy assctcd from N, orchard o. pr9
;,..or Pseknd Whlls tbs fruit lay thar- slcsly rnh
dsnnr tinpfinSy. tbs proes,or esino one daJ " ts
roofr on an Grand No word or oof gave sign t"' ~
he remarked. piesssntlfi " YOn hs', SOM me Pe-i
here Nr q Ithns 70, will IND theae on tbs lsft NAM
tbe hlgsst In h,v0r I've t,ksn great PIns rth
that gr,ur' r. although Innocent. wa,too much co'-
fua IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-24
THE YlrI0NAL DENrAL lSSociiri0"

WAsmNaroN, july 23.-Tho Na.iol,p ,.,,ls
Asso,.,tot met Tor the SECOND day's s@ ii'h ,.l
n fine Vstloull Museum. The cohm''', ~, ,s.,ss
ennier with q comniteo from thc proposed "a -
lion reported tha. The latter brad noi ori''' s,,s>s
,s be delegates intendrl O. leave thr ~ ,iea s,as
M. i,r,t,aui.ify oa. that 100 ntN org I'd ,f,r,p y
,Or.teH Al lhe Afternoon session % r'. 4 m Amr[
cl..i al for the ensiilug two rs WIN tUlg "
an baltimore as president lnd ". 1i,.fss3 "
cts. a. aeciotarJ. ibe convention ''''
Ia \. fsSB.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-24
gESEvoLEgr AYD IyrELLi0ESr ADrIcE.

THf MOdSra AhsDian q, me Bee'0h ddosrtfssr
Among the anecdotes told Of The late Profess
aOr A. s. Packard, Nhgsr sudden death viii DO f'lt ~
esfry gfsduIs Of BONdOin college,, u ere Win "
Illustrates his CDuftSsY ~ his drcas ssHac ~ bumDf
FsBtlhaaB who 10 BgW pbFsifiaa ~ bs cty, hArsE
sunny Hg, aJNed gbby 10 use bis WHaSN lodRos
ft he rpFBlag ~ some Hps Dssfs Tbf bf i0shrssyf
SAD had bsen SEAT hB sm kOse, but Nhes bs1 IN 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-24

COrRT CALENDAR5- IhlS - A. -
srysrus rore1 -en.aaras -roisfe tsg is1s - -
~ 4 4 ~ aa 100 l0l 11l ili li1 ,v tx ~ ~ -
4fb obH lg 2 p iJf. tlH, fIi .ta n. IA fstais =
gDep.sATgls toUHf hef1fs lt"ih% =. ~
ttls ~ Ifsniasff. ~ ~ = h .. ,.f,s, yfsfdss
No hH5 falFufaf u.f.ta I.tffp*@~
~ Hsy kaisaiisas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-24
THE FiRE RECORD.
roREsrs BuRNING IN OHIO.

WARREN, Ohio, july 23.-Fircs are raging in
tho fields aud forests All sides ~ the town scoros Sf
men are nghtiaG the unti day aud night to protect tho
forcs. tte field, Of griu ard budlngH S0rth OF town
m nicI " 100 arroa bss hess burned over
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-24
SEASIDE SrYDAY-SCHOOL WORE.

KEY EAST, sd, July 23.-fho Sensible sun
day -sonool Assembly continued ia work today hra
Samuel CLARK CONDUCTED the chidrsn's morning hour'
rh rev James A. Wprlon. conductor ~ NE a''empy'
gave nr address on "Tbs structure ~ the bbe' Ihe
l.,v sIinnc Vs. Clark spoke on "lhe h"iRiohs VI luo
sll,i, sobool" Tho lecture of tine n0fnng deliv
cred b. th, Rev Dr Afihnf Pl'n0n. ~ the Psrochiat
sep,,f tf,cs ~ tho liothany NissiD ~ subject was
O .,defn scpp sn" rfOiessOf -. g. Uasfld, ~ Hg"
Yo,a IL present. aBd viii lOrm collage vi music using
tho ~ IOuie sol - detl0l"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-24
RIFLE SHOOTING AT CREEDMOOR.

The third of the series of All Corners matches
at 200 and 300 yards shot yesterday =: Croedhoo
wilnn vosc Of the National Rifle Association beng
executive officer For the tdirl time T. j. DOsn OF the
18th Regiment haa become tho winner OF the principal
prizs TIE oow ng are the principal made out Of
hin A tta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-24

-,vIn RACE, NATCH -. OOOI, = MILE.

0rI.. NM. SIR AYE. Wcfqhf.
fr,u,i.,, stable FAST ;u:c - r1cb,k lO
Nrt..y - l.in-0l .tSe, pd,f"t Iag 'n1...... 100
rr -rvelh raoo w be purs' o. SJJO d'ialc" Z
ini-. a," hGrt"s. N.sGos ., stlrsor, viii be gwen
II d NJ. h.lnr- iIo .h-o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-24

Patrick Hsrtnet returned sverdict Of rl,y d,
the first degree 1t This afternoon after being
two hours. Tho Jury after retiring yesierdav
guidance Hnrinsi Killed is wife IN Jabusty -, w
soyorioE her head from Der body With m az " 'eRk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-24
HnrsEs AND cArrLE BrRNEn.

a largn barn belonging to Henry stone, on
sprnotl.ldayc IryingtOn " j., destroyed by fire
Yesterday Three fine hor4,s four COWS, bull aud
I,r.,A quantity o. hay, grain and farming implements
wee DESTROYED Tnc less about $1,000, Oh which there
Is some insurance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-24

In Turmnh III the theatres nfr FREQ and poo
bir F ~ sleep bet Hff tba HrlH 1bnfe h. bgpfssfb
w. hat knd Of m fnfaus ln0rp ia isAs ssstiS GIg0pt
Oh sundays -iIbiiadr Ipbla CAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-24
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
RACING IN THE RAIH AT SARATOGA
FoND NJ lac. BxssfE. CORAL, AID GHJSf TIE
wIySEHs.

FoNp NJ LAc. BzssfG. CORAL, AND GHJsf TIE
wISNERs
SNnirOGN SrHIyGs, Jniy 23.-ThI5 morning
thHndnf stJrD. and prospects los cOntliiuc' OF ms
fa I'D IN pOGpynsmont ~ tho dsys four eSir" RACES
usti O'ooch this afternoon The shoaTs "'p'inl'1
during N, afle-np,1 All risn tr ri"eb began NJ
oeocs sllzat rdn frI Tno aiten1snes rather EaI
Tas third rboo w,srap IN tIj pDurin t'n.
Ts0 HEST rico for ptrso ~ $50. of when T'p
vrs h. the soconA htf,o, MIR fo7: ~inn"ra ibl'
yr,f - sar ~ ihe 7ir~ - st,5Oo. - NJ -" or
npfo ~ Toe yans ~ - nOO rsob 10 oHfp PS"h1a
cttfl, hHsa nJt bayiHv van tal4 yer ~" 90
ibc y,n- ~ 9',OO sllovrl ps1uls, those noi bHvmf
va ntaee 80. ysr n.o1'i - pourd1, D'p'h' e.
loNaf, n tIl't - p.f - pHmIs y foDf y"afa' ~
poH.dt; y nrt Y'frs upw ~. - prtpt'i pi me
au ioycury ynrI, 'h,r'js hors' Fond dn L.e
H. Ii1. ',"Iiau. Eotf,pi ri bi'' nI,' h'" E'.trre
l,r Il, 80, MIyO"-u, pDrl|s iahr' L/hie :. 10. 10
L-SiI #or, -" b,t'o9, Fc' rk ig2; ~, Z, 10, -.
FoGis = no sd, 80 ,hJ ia sc, - IiIr - W.
odd SD Bo1ks -fcl oyJsy. Sto 3; Foni d1 ',f am
- 10 T. f0n du la 0o& IT, 1tVl1r' "Uly ~ the td',
sui though hcIdHl "u 10. loTrr turn NJ IowIay ROY
@Ed four lea .ths better tlan 1ue thr she followed
~ Emina fourth aSd Matte KAPtnr" hith. lime I'9O'
Toe scc:d was for parse u $50, Of yhch 500
IN the sscon no-s en- rHnnr FREE" Tll ert ih' Ssir "i
any rcc ~ ie yur JfbJ0) a. az 20 ~ more rScss
OF ne yAiu' ~ 81 900 etch carry I've pound. ryr
hors~s 30 having won th!, year r cH of me yarn OF
$500 9peVcd 3onH1s; bo'c not hAying his ye1r
fSr.. ycars old seyen can aals il 'onr We r. twen-
ypIn -, n as" 20 RS OrupW nd wcnty-tnrec plohct;
nils AMI Ave hundred varls. star ers-3aidS'ihs
coli shsnlldo4h %. 81. Hs.Sr BGnni,: mare lie SIC
i'm S,'.o- q. no spelIr,sn' rool,s
.lcuan % n AMI B"..,e each 500; jim Nelson S3j.
':a'k n. ..,r To- 'heHan loan q to Jn Ne'soH
toll. rIe rY', run IN hAsvy hu,der storm and me
h'n .4d,lh want ~ ~ front aud b-ld It to tae hnish
rn. ~ rs, = s'A ,Go TX ..,, ' T., a. trout
= .ts .,1 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-24

n de flifnF ........ts 1 " 4 n y ~
Runs esrssi rr,osyna 4. Aieth'ny y TO Pi'a ms
IDues l. JirH bt4o ~ NffDl4-B 0'kVn . AH.lheV ].
J,st has On balls BfSpsyn ., Alo-henyO Nttn,k cut
DfD0tiynA MpyhrnyG. uulg plAYs Jgi'1 hn1 ~ aiE"i
pasHsI G,Is lfMaaH1 win pltfhfg 81lit Al lhrI =
iims ~ game one bgur and hity rslpuies Umpite- NJ
bTfFnHODd
rmtAptfirnft, July ~. -'fse metropolitan ca ~
Dos lofk dsioaled no Atllsugs hero w IsJ Ia IAo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-24

The members Of the New York Rife club shot the Dun
lap f}algs uito0 Tho following tine scores out Of
possible 10J points:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-24
A nRookLv pRY-GooDs STORE DAMAGED.

4 fire resulting from the explosion of kcro-
sens lamp cause OF $500 yesterday in the dry
goo Is store Mrs katc C0rDt at No. ia Frankn-st,
I,rlLns vi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-24

4 yrRY PRArISG fOR 0rfDAEcE
CIsclsAAIi, July 2J.-Thc jury Ia tho case OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-24

Coo. bi1ir, Ch'n., bOkuItkrr
A {. smith. see. AIs" hlst ana Eng.
J. W. kep.It, shoemaker.
II. t.. Wells. Printer.
j. Blis.ori. Tailor
j. G. sar.iicil /. Journalist.
p. VI. Spelman. Mason.
+. r. Purcell, Fainter
j.. j. Doutucy. Printer.
7. T. MustcTsOu. shoe cutter.
6. Il. C1ttrrl. Miner.
john Fraucy Printer.
John j. JUNO. cigar ipdSer.
J. 4. Thompson, Cll driver.
TLOs. GaWicy, Printer.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-11-20
n MelmOrlal Tribute to Judge
Oakley Case.
delivered by Rev. Burns, at the
funeral in the NJ. X. Church,
Sunday, Nov. 10th, 1884.

Oakley Case was born in Syms-
sburry, Connecticut, June 29th.
1891. Died in Logan, Ohio, No
5vember 18th, 1854, aged 60 years
"a months. When but a boy in
s1S4O he came to Logan where he
ihas had an almost unbroke'. resi-
sdence for more than A years.
! sWhile youth he sought the best
educational advantages available
] and attended college, both at
sAthens and Granville. January
s2lst, 1915, he was married te
Miss Margaret A. James. Three
sons and five daughters were the
sfruit Of this union. The widow
Sand four children survive the
Husband and father. His active
sand public life began very early
sSome months before he reached
shis majority he purchased and
;began to edit the Hooking Sen
stinel. The same week he wa:
smarried his first paper was is
ssued, and for II years he con
sducted this enterprise with abil
.ity and success. Under the man
sagement OF Judge Case the Sen
stinel was SO enlarged, the circu
scula:ion so increased and its in
, ,tluence so extended that it took
Iplace as one of the leading jour
snals Of Southern Ohio. So per-
smanent was his impress upon
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COURT.

Court opened on Monday
Judge Friesner presiding.
The docket was called an6
cases assigned. No case involv
ing any special interest TO the
public is for trial this term.
The Grand Jury organized b,
the appointment of Thos. Mel
drim as Foreman. About 30'
witnesses are before this body
and its session is likely TO be
protracted one.
In charging the Jury, Judg
Friesner called their especial at
tention to the turbulent state O
affairs reported to be existing il
the mining region. He instruct
ed the Grand Jury to inquire in
to the reported assaults upon per
sons and destruction of property
and find, if possible, the violater
Of law, SO that punishment Nigh
be imposed upon the actual,
guilty parties.
There is properly no Gran'
Juryman from Ward township
A large number of witnesses ar
before the Jury from that local
ity. testifying to their knowledg
of the outrages reported com
mttted.
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symptoms of the dread ana deathly
consumption were strongly marked
3 but with remarkable nerve and en-
sdurance he stood at his case unit
: his fingers were almost stiffened il
sdeath. When confined to his room
Sand prostrated upon his bed, hi
| sdeepest regret was that he had no
slived a christian life, and he earn
testify sought to be reconciled t.
sGcd. Several days before hi
sdeath he confessed Christ, and re
sceived B.,ptism. We have reason
,Eto hope that he did not call in vain
sthat the vision of his sainted wife
awho lived and died a christian, ha
! merged into a blessed and blissfu
.,re-union III heaven.
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Some Very Funny Testimony.

4 S.enographers very often find some
5rather funny testimony in their notes.
(which in the ordinary course Of events
! edoes not reach the general public.
1 Here is a very good specimen, sent by
Ell. w. Goodner. of BrattiebcrO. VT. to
Ca brother stenocrapher in Rochester:
8 Now, NJ. Schneider, you say you were
cat Mr. SEaw's house at 3 o'clock in the
emorning; what did you go there for?
"a. Veil, wanted to see him about
ldrading horses.
4 Did you succeed in trading7 A.
sYas.
] On what terms? A. I gif him my
shorse for his old plug and his hciier
sand S25 to boot.
3 Was there anything wrong with the
horse you traded off 20 h:m9 A. Veil
{ he don't see very well init one eye.
8 Did you. leave him any medicine fcl
& the horse? A. Vas.
What>was the medicine? A. NJ
you don't come dot on me; not much
.. you dink you learn my trade don't you:
!. Veil. 1 guess not much.
3 When you went to his house. Gid yor
]. drive one horse only, or did you drive
stwo? A l goes nit two of dem.
q Did you drive around over the hill
]. by the road? A. Goot CO.. how yot
shpose l go-by delegrafP You mus
dink I'm pretty kreen.
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Death of J0scl,l
Deisley.

Joseph Deisley. one of our ole
sand best known citizens. was found
dead in his bed on last Sunday ev-
.ening, at his residence on the cor.
sncr of Hunter and Walnut streets.
! He had been in usual health, and
had sent his daughter to a neighbors
Jon an errand. Sho was not gone
longer than an hour, on her return
THE old man was found dead, in bis
sbed, an open prayer book resting
ION his bosom.
A post mortum examination b.
Drs. Pullen and Mansfield develop
;ed the fact that his lungs we're badly
sdiseascG and that a blood vessel
chad ruptured filling the lungs and
sair tubes, causing almost instant
sdeath. An obituary appears else
swhere,