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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-29
THE TORPEDO AyD raE PRESIDENT
ENprRlMENrs ATTGE NEwpORr srhTtoN--srAR LED
BY \ PREMATURE EXPLOSION
by rELEGRNpI - THE rRtBuSR.l


NPIRIMUNrs ATTuE NEWPORT srNrtON-srARt LED
ny 4 PREMATURE Explosion.
by TELEGRNpI - TIE rRBuSRI
NrwpoRr. Aug. 29.-Ihis was red letter
d,ynt the Torpedo 81 alton captain -elfiigc lnyitei
ar- numpro ~ adas AMI gentlemen 10 Walt the island
aud IA prnsu M of tnn Unitel states. who also IN
y,d som, frcud' Tho guests began to arrive soon after
in Urlp,k Among tine early arrivals w'rc Attorney
q uora nud Ma Ur.watpr -ocr ia ami Ma Chihllor
-aua ~ aud Ntias Mniui Soma ur and Mira lavot Mira
-. 49, T. belmont Nlis wa ing. AMI Nr y -
ttrn,h Mr. aud 81. g. n u apn. Nial French tudsn
lnlouutd ! N.A ut'sNu'h. pf and NJ cunningham,
H. It, rai. Mr4. rryu, g. ihomao., Mia Derby g. a.
rrr,s 60, va ava llaltot Ms and Ma redmond, rf"s
f,ssur ruIur captain hut Me, emu mn
rruaior Al r.h, o. Muu ~ Unnoth
Mnr.tih htad, Ma tdu "t, captain hhalrh
General Lawrence and many others, Tho steamer Marina
ar,e tom Brs.ui, huH sius Governor aht NJ huurn
Iud . aud MIS- cola Captain Uregor OF ne Rus Les-
alton, Madame pa strive tur to ~ the Russian Min
iser Acknowledgement Go T. Cllo al and Mrs e. L. War
I'M Mrs Luue, Nr II. 4. Rice the Misses Post br ana
Mr. Vh cl.r the captain. and oiccrsui the many men
of- r. in he uaroor AMI colonel Best officers from
" 80, o,,I.. and ,,,er, made .. at home >
rolt N'"" ''ou ''l ',' 49, -, ,'t Ill
o. '"p"i" o''' ~ -, -, -.
boats and the was ono which vii. long DO reme
bar.l Abnu. 1z:1j o'clock .oat under the command
nv, ... ~. 81. 1,,..,to. ,,.I ,,.rt,r
oil IL "'eH'"' "'4'S'""' pi''-.' III 30" P'i'
to the lnd Z. On board were PRESIDENT Al
tlrr ,.v-Oe.,tor pYllins of New Hamps ire.
,"'' , = r.. ~
Itldtt '''t'''IS '4i''P'' '''''-' '-'''A' 49,
Charles Tiffany, Charlie Miller and Nj. Draper At the
m INF , y,ra mot Inn Conoiu ~-lfrlrc and the follow
"'"i' my t...... .,
lug Olce - VINO were IN iul uhlorm' LleuU''"V N"A-
mandrrs Newell and Mclean, DIR. Parker Lcuten mt 8
:, ,...-. oil ~ ,r.,to., Do .,,.srar pand and
Ma. haid' OH > anu Ao''0''' ! a. ''' ~ -
Second Leutcn ut White large number OF 3ppreutce
n y, worn ~ T. a wharf md they i,ted their hats as the
t,.,.,l M ho,,l ,,l,,el :. Hal IN tbe Cbiorv
i''''uoN' '''''' -, - , o.,
and tie " star Spanged Banner as saluIe was urcd
" 80 -, T., i,,- of "a t,~n.d, sal,fe
sooO VIZ" 'D." 40 49,. -
TWcnlyOne MY polhd Buhp""ocr LOT cuo0S'
which had been placed in the shallow water
- A. ,,.or h,rhor ,roro Hrad nj regular
III t'o iH'er ""''"'' VIZ i =,
intervals 10y electricity Ihe water rose III sI@colu'
columns. The scoue WAS partIo Ilary brilliant one.
,,, t l.,,o rho pr,.ii,ot want Tn fine Capta. MS
A't'' ''0 ''''0 '0 - -,
headquarters, where sho' recep Ion was heid' tuo
visitors paving their respects the President The
D. a. ,r, tho S,nato Commtttee on Ordnance were
lIc'lAc"' 'n' INC 0'' -,
then taken 20 the che MICA laboratory mi hal explained
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-29
THE WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WAsuINGroy. Aug. 2s.-FOr New-Englanh,
increasing cloudIup.4 and local rains winds generally
southcry aud brisk nearly stationary temperature lower
barometer.
For the Middle Atlantic states, threatening "e"'"'
aud local rains southery winds. becoml x tre'u ANA
brisk nearly stationary temperature lower O'to"'''
For tie Ohio Valley and Ienne''eo' 'u , n'''S
v,,bor ana, i,,i r,,os variable winds. generally from
sou to ives fr al and brisk IN force WIN ,o,,'
sto ms, near stationary mpcr'ture lower ai
For The Lower Lake rcgi1n thrralc llE VIZ ,,,as
"a H. with local storm, iTe4h and DISK Na'a," "''
nearly stationary tenl,oraturr lower BARON tex
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-29
THE FIRE RECORD.
EsTRUcTIoN IN A NETWORK TOWN.

DESTRUCTION IN A NETWORK TOWN.
TuE BUSINESS PORTION OP ADAMS BURNED oUf~
THE LOSS 100000.
WATERrowS, Aug 2s.-A large part OF tho
business portion OF the village Of ADAMS Jefferson
County, destroyed by fire this The follow
ing establishments burned Loran Rpeys harne -
shop. Charles T. Cas saloon, John H. Gilberts clio h
ing store II. T. Foxs drug store, Chandler ansons
boot and shoe st0re J. O. Browns groce y store. Arms
Hungerfort- dry goods stpre ID T. fayl0ps drygoods
store, A. t. kelly's clothing store Chlrle, EstDnt
grocery, Ripley's boot and shoe store W. Browns
cwelry store Miss L. J. Bul ocks mil merry Mrs Wells
m inery the Adams Collegiate stitute. aud maay IL
and other Offices Loss, S1O0,001 in 100000
The fire department OF WaterOgn went to the assist
OF the Adams nremen and saved the rest OF tho
town. the AdatDs dopar men being laDe 10 cope with
the flames The orr gin Of the fire is unknown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-29
MISCELLANEOUS RAILROAD INTELLIGENCE.

CONCORD. N H. Aug. 2s.-Judge Smith, of the Supreme
Court has announced his decision in The matter of the
app ication Of plaintiffs Dow ct Al ag the Northern Rail-
road Ell al for tn, appointment of receiver and for
mrthr orders TO compel the Boston and Lowell Railroad
keep book account In TINS ate Of the business Of the
Northern RtrOa 3, AMI to prev mt the amaganatOn ol
the ropcrty OF the latter witt that Of the
io uer road. To Judge MES the prayer Of the
ptOpcrs the ground that the order already made by
him I'm tine ease J. sufficient.
Boston, Ana. 2s.-ihe Boston aid Albany Railroad
Company has 'clarad dlVdsn OF two dollars share
payable q ptemner 30, to .to khodcrs OF record on
AuVtst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-29
,tnNe mr. struINa nRiohtltfgs

The hiiphloycla strike dlpga along SLOWLY
lhrte arc lew mtptta ng features Tho m' oilhs' ~
American HAIL have hran Discontinued but the 'uha
nitt un uoupfal unah n n holds ualt poi s'hi 81 40
ana au,uud st Committee IAr boon 7thi nu n n tNt
uinia Iut hr ntFEs. TIL follow ue Hhunln 1t htni
rfrrntiN fltui,nlI linm thn Hl,ht,ttafI lhlilt hl
5000 thiu.sn, e1uOi liur unt q i1i Hhd l"ht .l'F
Hluhi trln tho carpet M,aNtra thiuh P-Ao ehd tNV
piuO Iudltl .ual subscriptions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-29
NOMINATIONS IN NEBRASKA.

OMAHA, Ncb., Aug. 2s.-ln the Republican
stare Convection last light e. Dewey. Henry rpr'k' -
&C. smith, John Muckn ana A. L. nurr uouiinniod n'
Electors Governor ia IS L. DAVIS g. nominate "i
H. H. shield was nominated for lieut. Governors III
Kogsan for seer tary of state; Charles H. willard "i
Ire -urcr; H. H. Bab,0ck f0r Audtori ". ", Jones Iu
sup rlnienutut OF Eau alton; W. Ices for Ait9ih'!
g. neral; Joseph scot Tor 60 miasip er ot fub ia '
ana Build ~; "a d casper l.. NO,t Tor Chairman ol Tue
ia (-utr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-29

COIIINS-DENNIN.- Friday August oct Mr. NJ J,
collins. u No@.Iork Ciy, 10 Miss Manic L DENIM Of
Saratoga
No
KINDA I.-sCRTBNER.-On Mond1v. August 25th a
Plante'd. NcwJursov by Rev Or Kei ham. Arthur !.
Kluball and Luea Olter daughter Ol the ate Row H.
IAN ~cTibnoT.
ORNSHY-SNEDECpI'-O Thursiay. August 27th l7Si,
a. awhile l. l. ~ Rev MI llnsn, MISC Katie nnedecor
to VA l.. OTmsbS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-29
TIE NEW.LERsEY CENTRAL DIVIDEND.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2S.-The treasurer OF
the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company to-day
shipped T., New York the necessary funds to meet the
dividend OF the EewJersey Central Railroad Company
FL ing due on Monday next The statement OF the
receivers o. the philadelphia and Reading Will be ready
for the public next " Elk 1t will make the floating debt
Of TIE Company S20OO00O. This and the collateral 1t Is
secured by. ia all thai IL Is int .nded to show.
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MIR nl.AlNL,s rHANKs.

The following autograph letter has been re-
ceived from Jam o. B.4ln IN answer TO commniica
on sent 10 nn ia mag Of ais election as an non
Orary memner oft.e ,ariell CLUB, " fumed hnighS''
Of ne l7th Ward OF BiOoalyn:
EDWARD ii ii. FoRDEk, ESQ: 80,
BY pLAA Sir ;Plsase convey y the menDers " VIC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-29
DoligicIl Notices.


Blaine and LOGAN Campaign >ous Book
Fiftyuyo suirur ou-s Wilton eAprt nr t4s ca npagn
en-. aptrl I'D Ippuar Mcu.lA lrUe .U0.-cupits nttt
So 90 pee hvudrh WM.A PDNpN 60. unphsflr,
Al Political banners. rlags aud PorIran-.
Lest work. as usual. by hOiEk ~ GaAtAM Artists
%. nnauc.st ola Reliable headquarters suee -
1--we amt IA scot 4rusnciis painted Portraits Tor sal,
. Pnicm Waterproof JpeaworA Nel .Sanaer..
Handsome ana durable New designs sole
uuuer letters patent inlrngemeuts will loo pro,ssuts
AIusuo portraits aud campaign Equipments
u. X. -A.kl ~ ~. :, hVO.sSg.s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-29

Mr.. Nthus adml 'cd that the vote su priacd him ex-
ce,dneil. lie ha ctlcd m ung of the Adr 'otf
Commit, q Wednesday cyrunguoNi and at that timo
Il will bo ciniucd whct ct nnta meeting ehal be-
called ffthr ca 30 aucd Il viii ne Tor early day
II he action OF club ahnl ho such viii cause ,ho
r. l son of any nruhct ol the ADVISORY of lkccul We
,nnnrttr4 " ahDI Mr.. Nichols wan g give plVn y
of unc and opportunity FOR tn majority 10 ro 'rg Ao
49, ma, If can go MO tn uI aFn ull ~ Nigpr ana 'urt
~ IL. lssI Ga. o. g." In rrpy O. turtntr io lions
Mr Memo sad tbat whil, the ol b could "ihdors. ."
Nj lIn ,,e A. ,ould Ut dn he for Cleveland He
sand that A. ana not rtquro majority 81 TO answers 10
chi nm elm and he h al termn 10 call Que II only
200 asko4 for la Os eyed m giving Az lu ahd iIeo
chance 10 express their OlhnlOhA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-29
COUNTY NOMINATIONS IN oswEGo,
fuY TRfEau A pu n, vun VHTauaE

oswEdo, N. Y, Aug. 2s.-The Republican
County Convention made the following nominations to-
day sheriff, Alfred NJ Bea1e District Attoney T. X
Mead Treasurer George Gooder superintendent OF the
i9ot H. spencer Justice Of Sess Ons. Wallace W. Hal
hdhy; Special ia e., James w. Fenton; Special surro
gate W. W. Hartman.
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WHY HE IL SUPPORTING BiAINE-REpoRis TO TN
NAIInNAI COMMITTEE.

The following letter was sent IN reply 10 'he
cir king tao writer to allow his uome t. be cnt red
M, tl. roll, OF those who do-i.c econ and honest
politics.:
g.. w. GREEN Secretary. sir: rcccv. from your
committee on saturday icuiar sJaln- nv my name
mai hceu mentioned 10 you as mat OF oie 10 rchif
e,,ip Ia win ouc onDrt, 10 secure can ana non
no tirs" Whil. true that favor clean ana honest
n,lifr- under no Crcuns a1ccs 10 favor az! As'c
ans cou.is IN principally % ucaer. VINO are lc'nR
The mart of muies simply bee use troy coild OF c'h
viii iiat. witt lo If ndiVldui Who are ros urhH
M the slc.t's clio hing al L"puDllranism FOR tAc tuI
uo.n ~ tIru.n Over The cove mn III 10 me WoNr VI
democracy NV ON b. that most OF you could &c
I'M ne cr nusiuc- even IL you went 20 zee suppose
a. mn hi 30 II IA, ub.r of zee Brulkyu Young RcpuD-
c,n ii h il the reason Of my being TIE recipcn q" your
NOT n aoc, uert called IN r"lue1t slip nave sitnei
il I'm dou5 is b le ot benefit 10 Won. wish also u
ocsu1yl ige c receipt OF ne ca npaiEn II azure
uuIIi,rt,d l. y snI g. IOu need "a It ne NUMBER =
IT, " D. nv "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-29
THE YOUNG REPUBLICAN CLUB TO MEET

HE EActUUNt HnU NUNIHUIy NUIIIIIIIIIVt5 VI
the Young Ropubl can hub OF BROOKLYN finished their
work OF examining wefs To thei circular sen ont
III weeks ago and have made ci. report The ques
Guns whether the couGs Of The comm in
mendng that the club during the pr spnt campaign
should couiino te to local issue met the approval
dsap rova of uc members, whether meeting of the
club to discuss TIA po-d, nal question wa desirable or
not Circulars sent 10 over 200 pcr.uns Vest.
DIV Prcsd, nj Nichols announced the vote follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-29


Post O1ice Nouce
Europe need nJt ally ursstsl
usrIn Jr1t - d..
livery 1estn ttOn. as M trl1ldAlu5 nAts 40 forwarded
by ;
"A weak fnlng August 30 will clDsD
tuTOuuilN in tll casCs AT this OihCc as t)lOSG
sATURDAY-At $40 for Iur pe, per Aasla.
Qutou.t ucttora fOrGttmAnY &C, must be 'p
por Als.ka'li 'SJ g. IA ior Lurops psrss tity Of
directed per Ci, Of Boiu %" ,t $50 ~ tor scotland
diie1L per Ethiopia VIA GLASGOW letters mus ie al
rected Ethiopia ~ at N5 A. No Tor Belgium druol
uer buntu, via southampton ana Bremen at i5u y.
tor ,uba ga aud est udies. q.
Nlwput. wa Havana a. ne. for thy Atsenne Re
puilt Truauay and plra Ul, pcr tphann VIA Phil.
adplphia az a u. uundland per - Aidandhu.
tfNpAY-A ,i1p tof r'Ntowu aul L.IOI ppr =
mo, a. ,lilier Via NpN.Otletus NJ - y. ur tiun
duras and lyin sston per S. ,ity Ol Dallas. via Now
Aails Tor CHINA aul IaDAn por city NJ Rio 10 tanelnb
tytl .tt fttlNrl rltH tr' AiFfV e. .. ! D "A,
Mails FOR Australia Now. zealand stndwich AMI tUi H.
lands. pcr tutni. wa "a ftahUitHo clJtn moro
80 ieUuanc VITA british maze Zee Auftf.laI
.rto cn'mo 'teptntottrtl'r,oi1' m1us ,,rr,os,i %
the tunpupth ttNt lun'rIt1tft W'rIttl itttff -
Pan FtNi,arh dult uu 81 40 sat tftnEpN uhAtH so
tunrNcon tn'iV pi atNht D. ''atp'rs 80 hi's'ih
uSu,p tlu Rtuh tN ..... .........,, ., ..
foat unoo Sow. hutA y. - Aug .A -"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-29
TAE ROSE STAADMH SUNK.

BosroN, Aug. 2S.-1hc steamer Rose Standish
OF tie Boston ana HIiuFhan Steamboat Luc was tuuR
sl, rily after leaving her wharf tonight b. the tug
Wesley A. cove There were lOi passengers CA board,
Tut all were saved. The standish was struck "a
foot abau OF tue forward port gmgway,
the prov OF the tug ofciug It's way Gle +
through he deck .and pank4nt into The eneinc-loom
Scattering The iig I'D Goals ig every dIec ION guitng
oil he WOODWORK ne rs An Oihctr 81 thr DOa sad
Ell. would nave burned up haont sunk quick
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-29
OBIrrtRV NOTES.

CINCINNATI. Aug. 2S.-William Butterworh,
father Of benjamin. Bitterworh. Communications ot
Patents died suddenly last night at his home In warren
County
PutrAuB ruiA Aur. 90 Henry " rhlip' di'd tMs
a., tns e,fa a.,olt three lie wa member ~ tle
XVIII trnurp-a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-29
TIE TIADIN LITERARY BUREAU AGAIN.
FEARS That CLlNlIt>D, LETTER Nay HAVE r.
CAptD NOTICE.


FEAR, THAT CL1,iLNDs LETTER NAY HAVE r.
CArtD NOTICE
The Republican state Committee have dis
cover ina ,uc II den II crry Burc II hts been resus
cit ii,d william =. Andrews, torucr As 'einbymHn
from TN city is t. supe iltendcpt d. Wa BOD 1876
and $50 Ci cu ,rs issued ny AIr Andrews concerning
hi. e. rro-ise have rir AeliYg: "&tt pnh D'no.at'
Coiumitt-eP csS DEPARTMENT. The 'rotd Is situated
f. a bui ding in B.J.ivay a short Us 1n;e fou the
headquarters OF the National Committee. For "a week Mr.
Andrews HIS been seId n out set OF paper to
country apcgs which IS prnt favorable press
notices Cleveland and Hendricks, lett RS Of a"co1t-
auce r. 20 prLtea with the 70 i0wn2 exAiaray emo
tee about them ,h8 OF tie copy H. this sheet al
though not Of TIE dle nave ESCAPED tho no
tic edit rs who vii. ind 1t o: use 10 ham" Mr. Az
drew ys farther IN circular letter to tue editors Of
tho NJ w,pa ~hcI n 50 neyoent sends these
l. v-ps per cstr. cts: drcc az By the Chairman
piuf nm yol that National Democ attic Committee
will send You regularly during the Pre-ldential cam
paign sheej similar he mcl)sed yol care TO r.
ceye IT,"
O.e Of Mr. Andrews's circulars received by the
eji or u Il st Lawrence County newspaper this v ce
He put tie sheer O press extracts into the wa te paper
baske and letter TO Mr.. Andrew said: You
mistake our mau. We are and aiw Va have been He
puocaus and expect to be until the end We Org only
i'll Republican doctne' since the time long past when
We took Abraham Lincoln by the hand in 1888 on the
Illinois prar-s auj bill him God speed and again In
1860, when we cast vote for him. Our paper viii
not he received aud examined by such cr,w as Bar
mum heads Our motto in S, Lawrence County is 5000
major ty for James g. Blaine"
The Executive Committee " the Repub can State Com
mi zee held a meeting yesterday nut OILY routine bust
ne-s a. done There large number OF letters
rec. ed telling the favorable carrying OF he cam
raign A. H. Weld. cha r1nau OF tie Town Commit e. OF
Sleuten County, wrote: 'Eveythngls rosperou, ana
D.a ne ard Logan Gaming eve dly mere is no
heart among ne Democrats to DO anything. Demo
cratic \. embe o. the Assom 0y declined speak At
pole IA sing 10 few DAYS ago
In otter fro i II son County tho writer saws:
"You vii ne II "A oo1 .ccount of old Madison. / am
s mi ed ( the Intense cling IN favor OF Ba ne aud
10 Ian.'
A letter from o Republican leader ~ Gcnesee County
states that they going TO incre sc earn ld's ma
joi w.
letter from tie en- lruan Of Ire Republican County
Commit OF Ont rio ty states that affairs are In
a prosperous COnj lion IA that COUNTY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-29

sous station this norniag Tho on Iins ami sa sinf
ear were lhrownd down tho smbanhlnent fhllp ir,wn.
the fireman the only parson nllfs hl' nc WIZ inss
an eye. Fac passengers we're transported !" ebothaf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-29
ryKyoWx STEAMER REpoR1ED ASHORE.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2S.-The United States
ticna Service alton al delaware BreakWater TeporIs
"UnknONn steamer reported ashore RelOboth Beach
le-sayng crew OF Lewes gone 10 her assistance VIII
ei~aid particulars when Obtained'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-29

TRIBUNE OFFICE August .0-l ~ NJ Inc NOV
of me barometer waterway was downward The weather
WAS clear fair ana cloudy The temperature ranged he-
tween 90 and sac tho average 7lA1 being 49, lower
than on the corresponding day last year and s. lower
than on Wed esday 49,, , 40, ,,.,,h
stationary temperature may DO expected to-day Ia his
ctr and vicinity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-29
PREDICTIONS OF CONGRESSMAN THOMAS.
49, n. -u-Lul-AL

WASHINGTON, Aug. %. - Congressman
7 onas, Of nois, /. IN the city. lie gives ogieSoy
majority OF 10000 Tor Governor ~ that state MI
Thomas has Just returned from NewloFk aud says; ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-29

THE SEMl-N EEhlN TRIBUNE
one ,nuy nne year 81 90 tom tnlrH tAl an cANA bal
1itE lHlbU III. Nrw hoiA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-29

Nowfofh nier viii poll largo vote, The Republlcha
parry VIII carry the hfata by 10000 majority Tho snly
hsht mat tho Democrats aeon 10 ba making II Ia ohlo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-29
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

The dsssp show. me t. om,,d,. 'sn''on IT, h' w 6
t..h.a .lr .urs n 1000. '
ins nii.tt it frrlsssns 10 rs ~
" The dufius thoss hous ins Al ai
tho Variations Ia tturflAtaff ~ Indicated ~ '"' 49,
nslI IAAlMAcy. 40 hI1AdnAI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-29
4 TRNy TUEOWy FROv THr TRACI

WILKEsBARRE. Penn, Aug. 2S-A passenger
train ou the rhiladc rhia aud Reading railroad was
thrown rem the track by misplaced switch mean Par
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-29
" InRIID

Cocoane promoes the growth and beauty Of tho hair ana
renders il dark and B,Ds'y
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S1eciaI Noilces.
RicNclp MnnIcal.


A good second hand Iorsemanu OF Columbia yce ~ Of
". BOX IL Tribune ON e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-29
D.lrc, oour, to-day, Judge poud presiding Tho qaes

on Ut tho right of tho State OF Virginia 10 ts the rolling
stock the Baltimore aud OHIO Railroad tayersing tho
stale, decided. after hearing written arguments of
counsel both sides Ia favor OF tho railroad company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-29

VIRGINIA TAX CASE DECIDED
IBr TELEGRAPH To THE rEIBuNEl
HARRIsBURG, Aug. 2S.-ln the United States
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1884-07-12

Philip (standing proudly erect, Vith
arms totded). Those are bitter words,
and sting and rankle as you intended
they should. You knoW why | under
took that painful task. You know that
my honor was at stake-that | had
promised. But did you know that in
my heart l dared them all to rob
me of my hearts treasure? They can
not. | love you, Hannah, and I will
never give You up. Starts tolOard
Hannah as Benjamin, Ruth, &C.,
enter. Erit Hannah.
Benjamin. Here he is. Philip, am
much heated and wroth with thee Did
thee not promise to speak to our Han
nah about selecting Young Davy
Ellicot as q mate? And here Patience
Patience. Peace, Benz amin: let me
speak with the lad. Philip, trusted
thee as mine own son, and to thee alone
did ! contide my plans for our child.
Did thee betray me, Philip, or did thee
speak to Hannah? Ask, him, Thomas
Fleming.
Philip tries TO speak.
lieutenant T. Did you act the part
of a gentleman, I'd like to know, or
not If you have played me false -
Well, I'll settle with you later.
Ruth, (aOhO has been talking TO Lord
Featherfuf IN an ander-tone.J Well
ask him, my lord, and then We'll know
the truth of this matter. Philip, did
you not promise me to speak to Hannah
in behalf of Lord Featherfluffp Do not
think l doubt you a moment; but my
father says -
Philip (a0ho has been looking from one
face TO the other, starting to speak, non
breaks in inapatjently.) Let me speak,
if you please. Benjamin Allen, l did
urge the suit of David Ellicot, as you
requested -
AL of the others. He broke his word
to me!
Philip. Patience Allen, I urged the
suit of Thomas Fleming with your
daughter, as yOu requested, and as |
promised -
AL of the Rest. He broke his word
to me!
Philip. Ruth. urged the suit of
Lord, Featherfluf' with your sister.
AH (together.) And whom did she
choose?
BenJamin. Ellicot?
Patjence Thomas Fleming?
Lieut.. r. Me?
LOrd T. Me?
Philip. She is there in the next room
Hannah, whom have you chosen to love
with all your pure heart, as he loves
you?
Hannah rms in, and flies TO Philips
protecting arms.
AU gin angry anagement.) Philip!
Lieua, F. (djSgusted.) A confidence
game, by George!
Lord +. Hdrper'S Bazar.