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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-04
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rRE TRIBUNE N THE COUNTRY
FIRST IN SARATOGA.


POPULAR AMusrMrNf oyrR tnH ntrsfth on
"uW HERALD"
SARATOGA n, Y, Aug 3-lhe first New-i"fk
paper 30 reach Saratoga to-day was as usual the
regular edition of the sunday lHnrNf' which was
ON sale at s;35 a. M. nearly an hour before me
Herald aud two hours before the rest OF the New
York press Saratoga Is a fayorite summer
home OF wdo-awako and successful men
They come here from every State They know
what enterprise H. and the effort of The Herald 10
oyertake THE TRIBUNE in time of arrival and sales
and to cover its defeat by profusion Of editorials
excItes no little amusement. The TRIBUNE has
been steadily ahead every Sunday, both this year
and last. IL has cut the sales Of The Herald down
one-half; it now sells three copies to two by the
latter and has nearly ended the sale of almost
every other New York sunday paper. The TRIBUNE
is the breakfast paper In Saratoga on sunday
The special train from New-York made 4 good
run 10 Albany. For the first time in four weeks
there was neither RAIN fog 10 obscure the track
Mr. RAYMOND drove the engine, Ne. 80 whlch dd
not stop for water or oiling and did not give ont
smoke or clnders. AT Albany 3notaer engine was
attached for the run Westward The country rom
Schenectady TO Saratoga never looked 80 brilliant
as IL did to-day.
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rR4N.4rLlNrLc rhMELLEE2

The steamship City of Rome oi inc A"'''I
Iine from Llv rpoo l.ou- 900 among h-i pc nE'is
teulny Dr. v. q. AlNBs. The Eev J. J.. A",' - -
Barker John II. Buckng am. q. ". b'h'', ,n",
nel. 90, Rev. A. a. Brigham MP. ana N''' o. ~
BowniIn. H. Carter vs. g. Chamber ain' DIT 'u' VI,
John Jofcornn. w. ~ Dunham, r. p Ia'lt D'. L. ~,
wood A F. 30 ter Ir john NJ. Foster hr 'e'iE' H.
DO sler Andrew f.. Green. the Rev l. D. 'i nam '0
I,v james n .tdr rFs the Lpr. g. H. Hanna hh - y
ua, y. b. Jones aud o. bert Lewis ... ..,,
Am ns .e t-aonEarI by t'e 4t am thif "a,
vtt 3d. auu Mra. a. T. AUauso i''hl1, ~. n .rv
.tuu. no iirv Father Urrue, MI am 30 A.,
now. 49, nd Mta. samuel " BAN ~ 'i -, tyie,t
4 Irrl within llr ul Mr. T. t0uHnn, lhV ,'",sm,'
rhHip Dplv Mt and NJ. john nev y. hih v,,mh.
tla bev q. ! lirnty ~ n ihhtt - W tt,h
y N tesH tn lry. job Sea 90. TIE ltp' ',,,i.n
n RnI dfa. ltnve. toe rev ~ ~ ~
and ". : Rhppar. , ,...,. M o,,.es
Inc ,un,rf lao Of .nmshlp Auranln bf.n ih' enesE
Aftwpll, - nenra. T. q np'lAlni ~ hN" t...,.
hua. a. ripf,sant e. 4. trsss ~ 81. 'h''"t'
haimats, iettrw - tho. e o. 81 a"'g ''ehel ~ ~
tulam ~ Il Mra. " O. pa dl ] o. H'A'N."s ,''','
Doe D. Mf snd Ata " % uuuhi Mt 49, ", " -
iiald Ne IA Ma 4 20 Flawef, D h. l.A. u t""n'
tleibat utrsaft Alnftutot j. t'Hn' lne ~ 49,.
n .inl -, ldeaId 81 ..lah. ucnihh \ HtlH' 49, 81
r Hanson iua, NJ. and ATS d. " nsn'l Mn.
Twin Dr Elnpf O. HT ant Mrs hhnNha' a - ~" 'n
tag0r lheodore Aaodnr ald mr. REV &. Nae, ne Aot
~ q. Mallory Hs Ike 'eurY -9nsr Don \ s's 80
artu Mon M4rts, NJ a1d NJ = = ~ "."e 49,, 49,
M ana Ars g.. u. T. in. Char. ". rage - " 49,,
so. ~ n Peabody, Joln Ra ioilh, MI aud MIs = low
and A. sander, o., Iieny selsman, J"hh 20 lnuu.
lanes A. smgh A. "a. s.antan, " s1SrsT' u n 0u''oH'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-04

An advertisement in this mornings issue ct
Tu rprrNr rs NJ the marriage est september ~ Miss
Neila a. Davis 10 Arthur A. Jarvis both ot
Mount Vernon. \. Y Nj JARVIS d'd on ffl
.dsv aud the anauuaoement referred 10 will
loo tho Hrst intelligence which most ~ bic
fu,uIs vii nave heart Of % fac Tat h. was married
an tao vas tho ruans Of som of J. + Jaw sud had
con pnpl i I'd drummer iut lewety ntm Of tbl.
.ay tht o yeafa hs met hlaa Davis, Wha wa, taoH
uia tasn yeis ela-tha aanp 40 hmset she Ia iho
aaushtI ct huff DAVIS, ant Vernon u1def 1Asf
ou . iaoltns rtru,aiss viii q nfstAor OF SOC yoa q
woman A. contracted cold Wkoh Developed iiio oon'
rumptluu. Au ~ tu meat hsd grown vi between tho
Yuuns nnpie ANT theY were rusa ed 10 90 mar al,
thought TIA the retumu bad been pottpannd
VII Mt JalY announces tHat 10 would a. Wes' Tor
bis hutltn. rrlat on fr0n hunaO relufLHg hnhr
wa A,os upau Ell - Mist DAVIS Lar Albany aad
also - Mr Jaryi. hsls-s tHeIr rsurn tho
PAL Wsrr ana sas puugea cto her {" secrecy
al jarvis wont We {, not returning Nome Va tAfee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-04

The Roy. George II. Mason, OF the East Zap
tst Church IN Ma I.out gave familiar '4A 'S ''''-
in- o. The 1 at OF cholera. ta'ug li remarks OH thN
II taken from Tsaiah T. 20: Tho Lori a. X Iss al
stir ND ,cou-cs" Th. speaker skeeasd briefly IN ll'
r7 o. the cholera from 932 en- frat Ap7ear'' In
th 3 countr,. "Iftue clo should come to th' con
tueBt.7 he cutnued very h.ey IL "'uH
come 70 tbs cty and I'm all probaD.l'y
would strike o heaviest blow IN me -rve.IH w ",.
fr li-.-i Oh. c l,r1 GOO b. sp clAl mrstrl-el g'
cod o. mu.u go az de- 500. COAT delug'l Ll' ol
Among tn- cause, for CO. dis ae' n.rn Iul.l ~, H.
eak were uuceAullnegs and intcMpt i-h''' tEL'
ciceri o. to-day. is tenn craure ecjl o. pr aal -
Toiu"u ppr los ere TO" ca vas' ~. na.f = ,t,ri
tha God IS mlus &. tcrro o. 81 car nv, ''A 81 'i
p. ket cerfa My vii IA Ito Inc ".tl W le si
we're al 1tu ag causrs o. -eas ne 7p "a ~.
co-ing an that O. avert he rag.e " Nu u" ia,
c4u.e g. the . rhlug- vi b. C0 Icft mem ne ',
cation were olo ed to-day there would DC niue ia VI
this ur, a. s.OuIge.
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Ezozs12--zsR3


CUATFITLp-cha. q x o. a.6e'i on ~ NJ 10.
Funeral services r-sla.c- &}i sureu e.,
5roo>ya, a. D. hi. 4tl Au,.fL $3.50.
iHferru-nf no h.lIy -. BOD ~ ~ 'f arHFf are d
t4e boat leaving cw.A 0r< a. Boa % - tAai day
COMPLIMENTARY al TINT c D.ty On faur ~ e. n
ing. Jn'v n, lS@ WIZ N lahlop o. 'fy '"Ii son 9'
the latr Peter \ Costiey
Funeral thr a1re ~ tn Erv - p Ln2dY
New. Rochelle MONDAY Augrsf 3. a. ha i7tf "rt'' &
Train leave Grand Crutr1i sIof a. icu- ans ".l
leave >ew Roche To- a. 4js aud t:-t O'Clock
NPoRT-Sucd'niy, at ~ouisr-il' IL Angus /.
samuel W. Davenport.
Fr-. ar IN I,ei trnd ihs flasrt from h, i., resi-
drnon ,t De- Honllv AIeust f.at B! ocio &,
upon arrival OF = H. Tran ron loot .; iy'ftyi, Co-seA
T. e. o. y !.
Please omit hoNcrs.
HAWK lNs-.n saturday. August . pa,d y. iiawA'a'
Fansr scryices his late residence b. -yrl''-. ti'
Nout,Lb I..ls Ole JcG
InrerIuent 90 -ort' Haven = T.. on Tu'-''v
HoPW GOD Oh JAY 81. Ihe5e L. wi, o the R7L 3
Funrrs vii De t4li ar C~-ar- Presbyterian church View
Relatives vii meet at .lIse q ti.rrl' O.. .H 4.
Intenncut 40 cIrgen.ence 81 she .an'r.
~ILLIMAN-in PrO)k gu - -un 1f, AurIt' Is g. "a
r-'la ~,.uan. ,-L-ltet o. t.c bate D,i. 81 ....a4t
No-ic. v, funeral lc "a. rr
TREAT Everett e icst or r T. tnl R utl a. lrst
Augu-' - god 3yrtr- o hn-t-.
Funeral ori..A i0InHv o. .r .t. ne ~ ft p.'rt 81.
y .cua'a..ast. Has..U ttlI l4.. -It-.
V4IfIrFsI DHf-tt Sew. ,r.an. Conn. -I.ut' y.
hu.us. .. 5...y Agnes widow OF Hs.r WAet..'.N
age d wears
L-...vc, s1 -rJs ar. la.t.tl 10 4...r. t. ..l4
her residence NJ. al Nfs. .-.. go i...f l'L
Angus. H. 20 l| t....f 3D. aL
vo.uWtEu-.t u.-.a-tIl A1-a.t- .l..-.,.. ~ .'a
H. 'l. aye respectfully .av.t.I toa.t..I boz. ' . t1a
i.c. ul Tine. ,r-l. .t tt ..'. D. 1,. i'u .-. Opt"
CHM 'a.., a.aI.a..as Lrs Is,al Or IT a.l'
uI tr'il.a'l- I'D .---
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-04

The monitors ratsnr a1d Nantucket and t'e torpedo
ram Alarm Wi remain here about mouth. pn wi take
pnri in speed trial..
Many peraoua iu nded t,o concert NJ thc Casino To-
uiFhi
Tho h.dy - MICS tow daughter ~ A. low Of
hln'hfh, wa takrh tu Ifuuhiyu hst light ~ lufill
-. lh' To. xvi have fftruNY arrived 20 th ID rhh
l!nusei J. U AFgurnhIi Ordffr a. sullivan, D.. 4. g.
M'hIrhnrl, jules va able, 4. SLAYER ana vito, ". 70.
,"'ri ldNHrd d Morn y, j T.. Buds n, " b, N Niok 49,
howard tlhkl t. thtrlot Hauisau. ~ HrpOk yui q. A
hr,h.i, " NJ frlh dY of t.c uutu j. g. Morrl-, ~
Nrh orleans q. vs. hortnuHnd family John thrUU,
OF u ladtlphia, Jane 4 oup-pu, g. a.. Robinson, ~
l-lud o. or. d. Nh.tm aud vttr, Wor.r.tcri
ilcur} Teton, ~ sou Carolina; Pred rch T. brlt-
,y ]. ~ Mansfield, of Nev-ayon j {. Case ami wife,
ot haoinH, Wis
ire To lowing wer' among tofav's ar ivnls ~ tle
hpl uue / ". Wa en-. Thuuls O'Nri ". ~. l. and, uf
ihiadeip hla; g. Enffl.it ~ 1arrvt Elcu ".
,r,ulN oi Davenport j. H. Nichols, n. \. Bradsrret,
Iu9A"s - Hooper ". Dane md vie, Charlie 0.ius,
or NeW-fork Robert Of Chicago; p. s. swan md
WIG IHomas Payuc OF B0 ton: ". D. Chiffon, uf wash
SEion r. g. Flanders and family. OF Newton tcntr-;
-; bullard, OF Brooklyn Norm al Wife and wifi, OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-04
4 SPECIAL TRAIN TO UTICA.

UREA. v Y. Aug. 3-IHE IEHrN is no" regu-
larry sending p.cial train To this city every sun
day morning and the regular edition Of ITS sunday
issue was on sale here to-day at the remarkably
early hour of $40 a. IN. This was four hours ahead
of NE Hersli and Is the earliest hour on record al
which Nev-York morning paper has ever been
sold iu Utica. Although few were taken by sur
rrf-e. people were generally on the lookout, having
been warned by the posting up of colored show cards
durnr the past week TIE IRBCNt was IN great
dca4ut and lts sale has ,howu the lns' u' success
If the new enterprise. II ls certainly the growing
uaUcr of the New-York press here. It's cartoon Te-
printed from Haipers HecAiy Oh saturday has made
much comment IN political circles.
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oRGASIzluoy N MoNnoCm COUNTY.
FforRIsmyG BLAINE AND LOGAN cLrDs-G)V
ERNon ABBrtI's SCHEMES.

rfornlsmSG BLAINE ASD LOGAN cLrDs-dov-
ERNon ABBrrI's SCHEMES.
The Monmouth County Republican Executive
Committee held o neoting 10 maze arianre1ent Tor mo
campaign on saturday after a. the headquarters OF
Tie Freehold Blaine aud LogaR club The c1iirman.
Judge Chnlan Robbins presided Enrourt -ing reports
were recrive,i from all parts Of the county ana 10
decided 10 establish permanent county headquarters al
t,..lold 1he Republican club 10 Freehold now NUN
ben. 10 with the prospect u many new
mamma belrs pdied the roll A. Key
mort and Matnwnn there also n"ufishiur clubs.
a. for b. local Offices osises io b- one ~
IN. vsest features ~ the campaign Bro this scot o. The
recent seton o. the friends NJ Governor A'bett N'
hive VITA thp Governors arp oval % u sad ~ pe' w
mud are new trying ~ are the s'n t"rih hehlhfupn
a., ~ eh ptpv "a, t,sd.d g. CIV IN rae flf ae1
"a, n,ntp tban lBuh iniIs ance ~ sonlY ihr lrneWa
~, ttr al H.hi he wen fna GUvprnur and Hpnt{ =
into sss ia ans' pfin eipai ttva ~ the ~ ~ l"h
AMI ti.nty g. kpssy Atsnef hhs thanr teh q hut
I .v ste ~ no tiund mostly antslde ~ ne
,,,,,ty ana tn nneauu ~ D." deelHed "a WNe nn'
$50 ~" IA asvaiauf Albeit co. dictate ie the
a..s,. ,t.., IA shaii ,sinatr ths unvutsHia atih
Il 6bauubtrdit 10 saih 'h.tW ~ ne Sue
sssatn aad sid, " atsh u uurrn'siN ~ ~ Fn1
aIs h oafatin A to he b. usA f"tHtd =. -
49,, far oges,iins aniitt hut u u hefdu probable
an a. tha lenb Fata f rnnlfsl thsi hpll r"'ho t.'N
N. AZ la az 10 az tbai eJ ualu'"a WI v" PvANr"
ff Inc United ntafas senate shlh ~ W." ~ NAsi,
willie he 10 la the hands OF the AshtN isol"h -, -
oantIy .std n Al tha HaVefn0f himself hos az eye "a
~ aGio- Al sssnt M Lttlea 0saseta are usdoubt
.alV the best aEd 81 lOsks 80 II ho woal4 Do hoA
Tnomas CAattie, OF l. ng Ef~heh' bsa 1t ~
following In any 0l,e tle hopnhhe-h' VIZ o. ~
basace Of 10 yer the nght nov slnh anu 10y ZOO
sna careful management will, u i thoesh', Istn. ~
the Ser ate Republican to succeed Senator AppesH'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-04
t1-sr MnAr NJ coMINn.

Prom re Ne,s. FORA Mernfag JovrHai ma
The Blaine managers are true 10 fhelf ptV-
gfenimr 20 ies tvens and nls now ~ breaking re
tsld Rsnh un he tarn The BATH h no. 70 ne
iough uu shot guns bat iton spibdes us hN 10
he he bifay IN this canvass hui the VT N -"
cart We'll ths Il novelty n h extremely ueust w
that viii avail in such state as Mssi sipl, WI ie
the rule has been ~ keep the innrhss negrs Veie IV
tbt lie ut eli antaris eat IA Lnui tns u mar save
.eat force The Ceselsns ranaFsfa isust be ny ah1
shiHaG lhey rasngt aiotd b. l1se an electoral fnie
sBsth 81 Ma on enl pisons zee Any Republican
,snissstlua With 90 30 II Esaihefh viii % lstse
ssna-k insst - the calling 81 ne sfipF ballots
nusl8 tstfify ti ahaaprn Of hania ns u fsrH npv
sfAef M Hsuifieka asY ne aeiAa OIL Wss Va tAA
As atef IshB Kelly hafstnaa hut his 1lfe VIII 80
fufadly sr arrae IL ssftaef latitude befpfe Hutum
bef, Il All tic si0qu eat hEips Aaya u hus'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-04
FOUR HOURS AHEAD AT RICHFIELD.

RlcusIELp SPRINGS. Y. Y, Aug 3.-The regular
edition of THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE reached TINS
summer resort to-day at 9:l5 a. m, as usual four
hours ahead of The Herad and other New-Iork pa
pers. The place was flooded with TRIBUNEs, when
were read al breakfast and though an unusual mum
Der were sent. they all disposed Of me Herala
might as well not have come al all, for whcn IL du
arrive all it contained was old news It's SAFES N'Ie
very small, not over one-tourth that oil IlIE lNin
1-vy. The enterprise of The TRIBUNE is the talk
of the CHESTS here aud besides outstrppiug its con-
emporaries in every other way, IL Is quoted as the
authority on the coming election.
As the wagon from IIcrldmcr drove M in front OF
the Spring House another express standing ready
there. tosll n large edition to Cooprr,town. four
teen miles away. 1Ht IrBrNr was the onil sun
day cw-lork paper sold at that famous Suiniu''
resort today. -
A. haroa Syringe. TIT TRIBUNE was also many
hOuis ahead OF every competitor.
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OBITC4RR.
DAVID \. HAWKINS.

David y. Hawkins died at In, home, No. 3O2
-prng-s., or saturday -lr, the ag o. s!Xty--lLe
year, tie MAJ ben confined % hs 20 ia about three
months by complication o. disea e--enl4rgenent or
the kidneys o-iuc1t0n %. TIE art AMI coa-lm ton
III. lad been resident Of Nev-Yok city for tory- vo
years aid aad been IA the Dr. goods business IN the
IL h b Ward drru-u y all tAlt time. He WIS an at-
'.l lrt ai t.e Eu IN Reformed Church. que Rev br.
I,--.h .f r,. -qu r.--Or many years. nut "ts
nj a COMMUNICATE I. .ltcs Dee " So Ou- 3. De-
I.t III. Leaves q " low. tlgDe ,ou, and aluSl or.
ILL., inner. ID b. lci a. = D. m. to-day, and the body
a. .gu o. -oItu II 4y-I. J.. j.. iur burial
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CAPTAIN WILLIAMS AND HIS MEN RESCUE BE-
sIEGFD OFFICER.


CAPTAIN WILLIAMS AND HIS AiEN RESCUE A BE-
sIEGFD OFFICER.
There was miniature riot in the Twenty
ninth preciuc, yesterday shortly after noon Officer
q-ey WAS p.tro uz his beat. which takes ia Twenty
eigath-,t ana sc,culb-aye., when De- saR two we =
known rul. au, standing tho sidewalk. Tie ordered
tlt 20 auvc ou which they did. su!sY. A. they were
ecue down toward Eighth ave. a woman APP roacLed
The officer and requested him 10 arrest one Of Tie men,
whose name was william O'Rourke. charging hin with
having assaslted her lame husband Saturday night
ORourke'> suspicious aroused hy the eration
between the woman and the oAceT, and when Casey
started toward him he started "a towards Eighth
ave with tire officer after him 20 full speed. When
ORourlr got opposite No 252 West Tweuty-eislthst
H. darted suddenly into an alley leading into rear
house Casey had kept him i'm sisht however and with
nut momcuts hesitation followed the iu-'tyc into the
alley and succeeded In finding him. The chase had
,nnns Of the ciass As the officer emerged from
a. ailey he was ERECTED with shower o. and
cries Of An let t1e 60 and Lpy out tho copper
Seeing that would DE impossible % lake bis prisoner
through h crowd. Casey backed mo the oef secured
Ms Diisu-er and drawing biz revolver Threatened 10
shoot tie dr-f man who attempted % force A. way mto
the alley The mob dd not dare 20 attack me officer
and cOufrBtcl Itself win Keeping up continued shower
o. hck. and -r1uc-. that ard surrounding houses
fu the meantime news ~ Case>'s dangerous position
Williams, 80 the head OF dozen oi ms men ecu ~
D.. relief A be- approached the SOUND ,i poilce WN
aud then TIE crowd lhiak1S u,cic.'"A u' oc..s .a.
OF valot dispersed officer ta4ri Rhd his prisoner
were rescued ORourke was taken 20 Jefferson harket
After th- conflict young girl giving Lef uhIhe aS
Anne say.e- of Fifty c0nd g., near tighth- ave-
eighteen years Ola. was i0und fiilh2 on ht cuih7'oe
crying ou examination ~ WIS found th'i her t0l.
hone was broken. and she was aiken 90 the New YORK
UDsI1iH. She wa4 caught iu the crn"d - she was
passing through Twenty egth-st and .tuirb hy one ~
the one, hich bad been thrown several o'hcI per
sons who ad nothing DO with the row were some
lurfh u lao al. 4pr
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SUNDAY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
An EXCURSION rHoM ALBANY 10 dtnN ISLAND
Itr MAMMOTH tLtriiANf

| An EXCURSION FnoM ALBANY 10 dttN ISLAND"
utr MAMMOTH tLtrltANr
Apparently those who were cheated oui OF
hoF days pleasure at tuu'y Island week ago Wv Use
unkndnra- Of the ssira rcy.need "a maol'ei BY gong
down yesterday aud taking all their friends win
them. From carly In the forenoon until lac In The
evening the cars and boats we've packed
Ihauks 10 the Efforts ard hari work Of Mr. Ryan tho
Bay Ridge OF the MAMMA tan Beech Line was per
formed rs efficiently usual. boy wh' locke" IKE
many other bows bur whose originality In the WY OF
voice was apparent when he opened nj mouth sat al
the stems lead n to the ferry foot of iast
This way n Coucy ISLAM" IA yelled, and a-a W I'd
rs n infection This way Couey lsian'" ms lie
kept up all day with tue regularity Of
vhlstIinc-buo. Hi action was necessary because
the uu 81 ing OF the ferry had carried of I'D MN
all he painted 81 rs Il rc'tng tue Couey Ia nd sing
traveller where Th1s who knew moth ny 81 the
ferry warfar would have susPec ed tAat Things
we not a. usual The Middle own ard the SYN.
made regular trip. every hour ara the traffic was -
usual A. he Island i,3et there he usual auu'e-
mcnts % which WAS added the hitherto unusual one Of
a v.st to he Elephant Bizlar which IS NV VI
hu co,nn.eted I1glt IA admitted into tnis
colossus through p0ra c- In lis nobe HAMS aull'
lance gained up the calf OF his hind leg and IN hs
stomach there roomy prone ade. on ms p"cA J.
how all or rather an obserya ory in the form OF now
dah while his trunk toys gracelig with dairy shPu
ike 'eedn through Eyes has h hut they see not oI
they are moi vet ms rted and has re bat they hea
rot ior they ae yiag alonEs de. From ever!
point Of view the elephant is imme 80 ana II -
sincerely u he hoped that ne VIII NOT Pi"''
IN the words ~ Cency Island official reg'lar white
81 .pbaut on the hands OF lis spirited owners Certainly
he doesn't look willie at pres mt.
To go 10 1nC Beach Il ind appeutes. They seem
10 b. vn rou 81 loose and IN such Vroiuson Lht every
DO Iy stunblcs upon and Immediately T. hurried OF
10 he dining room OF the Long Beach Hotel where n
sIt. down, orders 1ooi dim and eats IT. 10 10
10y win ovv-g cI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-04
4 BbiGHI p4I Al NfBP0EE

Ntvrom. H. l.. Aug, . This hna boon
pee a.nt SUNDAY. but tAn smott mesi spe rain storm
pat D. Hn ap,es,anue late Ia thn slteinen, Toe talA
LuprtUt diI uat laat irHs
All ne r..i Aoi urra " II atten ed Ma N'aiiins
iau.,rra oaon iol pnlplt' rsrhpDa we'o dnVur'l ~
tno Rev dfsen, OF TTeufoni tho nov. James freomA
Ciar.r AM Mr. Julia WaU Howe, o. bostun tho Rev ~
toaE o. Alsxaudua, Va, and hishop seymour
A. ieast 900 persons WAC members II etcai sion
.r,es tbe IA, here arrvius IN tho morninG aLa
departing a niGGL
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HrtrrT'- LANDING. LAKE GEORGE. y. y, Aug 3.
The special dispatch boat Kate Sanders with
two la-a, banners inscribed "NFw-YoRE SUNDAY
TmsUNr" delivered tne regular sunday issue o.
chat paper today TO all the large hotels on Lake
George for a distance of over twenty miles to-day
without THE TmrNE, visitors on Lake George
would not De able 70 get the Sunday mornia9 3
ucw- Neither Tie HJ4" nor any DINER .'rN l'.H
pa,er Is received here on Sunday, except tho one
mentioned.
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cOvEpVVEVT TyDfC\rIOVS.

WASHINGTON, Aug, 3.-For Ncw-En gland,
ia weather followed hy increasing conflness md local
ans ,o-ao-rov soutler'y winds slight change ~ tenn
uerature. lower barometer
Forihr Middle Atlantic state4 Increasing ciondness
sid oca, RI n. south,ry wud' slight rse followed by
o slight fauir temperature tomorrow lower barometer.
For the Ohio valley and Tennessee. slghy cooler
plrty cloudy weather an Local rlin', southwest 70
mort ve4t winds hi Llar barometer.
local r. ms .outhcry vacrL- 10 northwest Winds lower
temperature and barometer.
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nsn,nNnln srnyloR TO rRnrRo TON

fA6 lhNaaetFtts 4Neat
THE IhihUsk bas pasishsa the nfat srries OF MT
Robert A. Forters leters 10 thai paper IA caihpflsh
iIT inns IA timely ana ths ediian walsh brings ten
t0gethe in ais handy should have toe widest poe
an ,tre,,.i1a TAG TRIBUNE did splendid scTvCs 10
Aa cause OF Protection IN arranging or ths th0sOu4A In
tesug OF the Industrial cond oa OF Europe and hf
Porter n wltn sIsnAi ability The oOnPalssn
wxges ND Of LAe gsAefI sss VI labor u wonderfanT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-04

TRfBryg OFFICE. August Al a. m.-During the
cloud, and fair weather Yesterday he movement In the
barometer was dognward Clear weather was followed
IS r..I5 a.d far weather The temperature ranged
betwacn - and TO- the average an being y higher
thln on saturday
Partly cloudy weather and rain. followed nv clearing
vpA.fer. may BIO expected to-day in this city and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-04
At NENpORT-

NEWPORT. r. l., Aug. Sim TRIBUNE Is the
only Ncw-York Sunday paper that has ever man
aged to reach this city ID time for breakfast. II
does that now every sunday morning tegu lary
and arrived tO-daN.as usual, on time several ho9r'
before he Hcraid Nauaganse Per was also
SIND ulipJ.
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poIilitll Notices.

Political Nan er-. Piss. aud Ps'raits.
resf euIa uslHl ~ HWiNn a FfAfAM Aitlafa
4i nunnrst 90 neaDh Headquarters Nnrs ltti
Hammers Bee, PsYtsuit- in t1a vtr taapssa
D. qutpiaanta seal fsf fliuafttipi tIfHnlsr
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tH NpasY a. sod Aff hfuahNHf
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patast M.iaFr,ssf Ops.wsss asi nrsRefs
ts.na ma Aat aide New dss4ra HHh Mshefifihfnf.
made t.tta,, natant tnfasamsaa vii 10 pfHss.ntek
d law . 49, ~ Nsastss a
fth A.ssasiy btantst
BLAINE AND tueAN
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az, sf broadway .pA athsf, M6HAsy oyaaRt Aaaust
al . lac tausstas aisuAsMse asuttsa,ua al. al
disls tAs muoilAs
h0n- }. huRROWa. Of aioAlgaA
Lk-,i0NsIAaT ". "a sion b., OF lasA
Hon Dim NAl'ln ~ SSH. Will pguslie
Ihs nisAds Of hlaaa And Logan ihyea l. az eud
ALkAAAukg "a hk4D CORN ELlLs VAN orr
secretary fIesdsat
Artistic Net B.nner- Eapt portraits dssEas
a.. "a. OhRlEN a 90. ArtlslA
as EEo-dusJ sadal Last lSIA.sL
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5.'e.ast 20 iiol. o. -ai' M 'sn.a.
nse T, fiTSus inr 20 ne Y h1lr
..i4nlt ~ uh- uis 20 'tsishi
, aclry lfns a1's uJ1f' rsi gSt'n ilea ne r.ysla
he ndiesssf thffa nst-f 81 hib
KlA.masy, as hloadNaJ
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WARDEN FINYs SOY SAVED FRoh DRoWNINd
Charles Finn son of Warden Finn, OF The
TOmbs va, fesou tom drowning yestsriaI al BAH
l. H. w Eues Y0H 5chUening
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SENATOR LOGAN COMING.

Senator Logan will arrive IN the city this
al. moon lie W d stay Of tn Ftith Avenue HoieL