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EMNI ABBOTTs DRESSES.

A vivacious, as full of good spirits and lve-
~ chatter as ever Emma Abbott fitted about ienS
room at the Everett House yesterday, few hours sr
abe arrived from Europe she dressed IN extremely
naucaI okIng ne serge trimmed with silver brad
with ilors hat perchet on top OF the
dark HAIR aud smiling face.
"Ihaye had a perfectly glorious tmc,' said MISS
Abbot AMI have also c0ne an eXTac rdinary amount
~ work during my short visit have made all arrange
n,ents for nv novelties TO be produced this sea on
Thesr are 'semiramde' 'L,kme and 'Lala RooSh
While In Paris spent nearly all my tine either tn the
rcgisse OF the Grand Opera the Opera tomque ana
sui thoroughly the OF the pcoducti OF these
three operas From TIE Grand o era order nv COS
TUNES for semiramide, and from the Opera Comque
the 'Lakme COS umes. Those for 'Lllla Rookh a.
ready h We. The rest my time was spent with the
dressmakcrs. Besides the of IN two opera
hou e. | passed through the lands o. Worth. Nile.
Louise who makes specially OF ID ath-sc n drrsse
NIL Painsa aud last, but not least. Mile 10 cirque
She l. SUPERB got from her dress Of the new mate
rial " ours cisele isel ed velvet which Is gong
to be the race dainty device peculiar TO RoderiSue IS
IN in-erto of tiny de- cate Ierium- an nv
the costuu,- using xhale the faluttst r lovely
,pt n stu led ard q wen 10 al the IN atl~o,
So YOU NAV i'm gn- how M time was filled up
- true TIA yiu lave asked Gohn0d 10 WHO an
opera or tCu J. ,.,..
Yes. nj expect u KIN W in few weeks VIA ms
tina answer ia. offered $40 600 or 200 600 francs
H. wrife music a brettO fGr lshed um II Is a
su Ice w.ica hnk will exactly, and ear
n sty hope GOunod VIII accept m' Oh r
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THE BUTLER MaS OF mLNors.

BLooM>GroN, H., Aug. 20.-Fourty four
delegates a-cnb cd yesterday pursuant 10 the cab for
CroruHac, Auu-Nonppor Labor Convention a. D.
-trrctcr OF Dluvc. chosen temporary aud p'rinm
emf chairman. The object of the meeting wa TO nomn
ate State tckD, and Presidential electors for Butter
and West
The strife between the GreeubacS Amt NonoI'i.t
faction th- trght-out Grceuhacker bean ai once
and continued until the final adjournment. revealing
cAa,m quite wide and deep. ON one side are hose "ho
pursuant L. the call 81 Dr. Waters Of this city met res
terIIy ON the other those vho Will obey Aichrkh-
ans call and assemble here ON August -. motion
fo adjourn to August p caused = moi discussion ana
was tt first lost The candidacy OF General Butter vas
fudnr-,d. but mot ION p nominate tic 81 and appoint
committee Ia harmonic ri differences with the con en-
tlou oi AUGUST - lost. Al the evening -c~-I'H .
motion 10 choose Presidential electors was lost ara
several stra!Lht-out Gre nhacker- rrultL fHiht u'
convention adjourned % August -. me Nrhrl-H-'ul
dcl.atc, being invited take part In it, deliberations
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NOTES OF THE CANVASS.

The XVIII Assembly District Republicans
met al Nineteen hist. and Third-ave. TUESDAY an /
listened to addresses by Mr.. Beland, OF the Nauohll
Commute. j. II. W. Kilcen and others. Inc m'euhs
wa, attended by many VINO entAu'iastcaly appiauueu
the sresker-.
One of tn. largest and most enthusiastic polucaI
meet ms ever held West b ken Ook place there on
Tuesday night unGe the au pce OF TIL Blaine and Logan
Campaign Club Tae meeting was held III Patmore :
Ho el and the room uncomforaby cr"Wueu
speeches wer. made by Assem- Lyman Frank D. Cole
and others. A large number Of names were sddeu 10
the roll OF the clue, and the following othcerS "eie
cccted President " liam H. Dreschet; vicepres'den
John G. syn Frederck trainDach' william L.
line and Loean banner WI he raisoi tonight at
no " ,rT Coies - The or on Battery theIr new
uni orlns and uniformed organika ions VIII par c.
me SEQ d me ting Of the Jonn O. Keun dy Associa-
tioa composed Of the Iudependen. ID m crat' OF tie
IVth Ascend D strict on Tues itN evening ~ rus
b dvay and Mon someY-s. over 100 members ~eig
added 20 ne roll krslllt carrie IN N h9u'S
approving anc and Logan or President 'nd Nlte-tre'
The art NEE. n o. he Blaine and Logan Club % Yves
h,s,cr County held IN >caIsdae on TUESDAY even
chef lcb o. the tyrn ug 81 dfor Ri des. the prcs
dent OF The club also uate 50 ech and ne prs nc %
many women rcmcmberei IN th ado ZION 81 iesoln
tIons than ing hem hav ny hands ney decori' eu
the Town Hal in hch the nee ing was he'd. D., .
night for tt purpose Of org zng ain- and l. g1n
club l.. Il. snl,I elected pre- .ld"nt " ~ -.
Harbeck. H. Jeunint = j. VIII am Nlcol Il. a. tpS.
c. g. sands H. c. ion and j. y. Frazer - Vi e-ptes'
De Is The Cllp num,rr xty members 'oiilhI. ~,
wer Tucted To proceed erect wigwam aud ias
banner at ., -. min,
ru, Der o. G. rman veteran. assenbl d IN even ne
a Franzuick's Fast de Hal No 20. East r ny : u
= and org .uize a command - anc an Logan " a.
veterans Ibr foliu wiz officer were tect~d' fI"hA
Bury captain Alexander Mile, first u uiehdhl' lt0
pod Masius see nd lieutenant II. IL. As enhemer ~
utaut. iIe man jackson. GrteTmasteri ONO rfl1cH
treu 5 re n major Jacob Miller, our erma-, ser
yea L. Peter Wslfu !, hr- - Igcant' Jacob IT 80
col boar r. The err u cont lis oYei LOO lanies
and the ,ommaud will known er after a. company y
Elaine and Logan War Nectans OF the AN'h A''oi"''
D.Str ct ,...- C,.,-
The WITH Assembly District Blaine ana L0ihn 1annt
n To- ON hell / = frat hl-rnonthy mcetng lat night
In N indnri Hall 40. 1913 Last Broadwa Ih' ~ D.
was hacked with men. tie majority o wJom nav mr.
tnf,re h en- Identified with me Democratic party
S,c.c 70. were made ~ O'Dearne Chrlsa knoass ana
William II. lOwniey.
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NOTES FROH SARATOGA

SARATOGA STRINGS, Aug 2O.-The Republic
cans have suspended another new Blame and Logan
banner across Broadway.
The sa-atoga Citizens Corps VII have it, annual in
spec on on September %.
SO Sarah F. ley. thu Quakoress. Of this pocc,
10 merry Of Phiadelphia. gave Bible read nE in the
Beth"sla Episcopal Church this morning
Mr.. r. whitney. soprano ~ Boston. sang In Con
gross Spring Parl this evening.
PAT Roouey's combination will be here Monday
eveni1gnex
TIE miuert social even. At Congress Han tonight
was the benefit gwen the members OF Adolph Bern
STEMS orchestra
CaTottI maze successful balloon ascension yc'ter-
day She viii make an ascension at Penn Van Fri
day am az Other at the Greeuc g. Ohio air week
on tie rs' Tuesday 10 September she will til an engage
meni IN 60 Qress Spring Park
The Key. DR. Newman Hall. Of London. will occupy the
pulpit - TIE Washington street Methodist Episcopal
Church Sunday
The Uuiou Melcll Association. which met yesterday
a. Luz rne. adjourned 20 meet IN saratoga the III ri
Tuesday n Nov .mber.
The 'ud,ns of Howard Cng. rsty and Yayland
Seminary gave acceptable no rary and musical enter
taumcnt ia tie Town Hal yes,erdT evening" Ad-
dr. s.cs were made DE- J W Clement on Tho Newspaper
an j. uc1tor" by :. VI Garris on Labor AID CAPT
tai - nv = ync Tie N'tds ~ the Negro ana by
II. 4. yland on Reform and Refo.mcr
TIE Rev L. j. Adams, IN" pa.tDr of 20 ored church
al Augusta Ga couduc ed the union service of prayer
this monnt he was delegate TO tine &c eral As-rm
h'v Of tie Presbyterian church wncu met here in May
Lest.
rIm.s IT. 4. ov. of'nls rl.rr. and James Ten Eyct
~ Pcek.d1. will Tow q mltc1 race On 4t,n. 20 Lake
mott Tur.dfv Vni oco Eost. OF Boston, md hn Tee-
mrr.N rit.birg, vil. meet on The sam coDr.. OH"
week later
Mo-. t.ronr. or no.tn. and VI" f.la coawcI. Of
|a" . ..| ID o. b. H|.. . .IH
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ClIIroRyu TRlFFic 4GEEEuEyT.

Negotiations have been pending for several
mon U.s. bctwreI jh. Atlantic and P4r DE k'r "d ON
rauvalI f.e -ou eru and le al P.cttc oom auies
OF Gallo nil wit. q Wow 10 fornin- cIo-r-"orhhg
train g rv.e and tr hic arrangement extending from
= l. ME over he o. Louis and san Fraui'c' Railway.
d d from Atchlsos al Kansas city owe the Atchi'ou
Topeka d aauta F. I.allr ai by way Of the lanuc
and pa nj route fr M Albuquerque y VI. 10 san Fran
cisco and al points iu C4io~niL These gou 40 I-
have uen -ati, ictory concluded an agrec-
mcnts have been I'd int between the "tAn-
&c an Pacific Company, the southern fich' company
and lie cen raj Pacific tomIany 10y wmch TIE Auh"uc
and Pacific Compa his purchased 242 nils OF h
-outner p.c tie ,ompany'. IA. way extending from r
present We tern terminus OF the At ant' an Pacific
Raj road at he Coiora, River near tue Needles ="
Moays. nc 'at on me southern 'r,nlIr nc
IA =" y - me- ton IL .o M ade for L : An eles an
all uth 10 California POINTS - . .,t. tr, ion -,
The Southern pacih CON any, Ial wy I
Calforu trlnc re- men as D., en- DE LAY g , NV
rlus Dr.. and tr 81. ii. regular bu iae-s with 900
Francisco and o. her poi o. Cal fU ID over DE- eRl,lh4
Inc. of .be -,1f err F. chic ana central P, inc L D.
wavs Thi. "a reem M . rui-- th. l' tic an Pacific
Company POP run it4 ram uir c.IY 3" "a fI'"' 49,,
a.y I'D. Az notice I'm. 1000 % tuis g. fonr AIT ana
over uo vi ppy 60 All blsi os' Z The Au'n j. anu
Ina zee .t.ted hat he Atchi-,l Toresa an santa
&C. IIIroid q st Lou. nn IAN pr ncl-'o h' wy
O. mn lic- hav eutcr dIut ucv o gti "a I'D r' ,P.'
H. fnes. contra n. Upon inquiry if Ic"n t"i ih'
0uy new lirrrt obugatoI ot clIHc o. u.s.
companies concern Do aut O ire con 20 D'il Mug
t.Is t..ou.I Ii.p j.. SUCH NAV rroF oli OF 'H 'l
deuv ~ the net eaiu ~ 20 l' r,.y ,in M,
20 tYn.u t. ,itr ,,u.ptrv o. Whole of .ne interest
upp. 100. puroh4-n ror IL e4d'"'V "u"'', '' ~.
d. biIt, or % At. 30. lHd san i'n' eco '. ,' -, ~
80, i.eIr iu, cd Co. n,-ia .un Of sirh pr ION q"
900 DBL. o.. sht not by an. po''i l| Doe '"f" up
I'M A.IIn'Ir an Pacific Compln. as'ume 'hafr OF
fh uu, bought aud "ilI ,p .nd 'i .,', ~ Ind Ind
gh l... BOO come NJ 30 wIiu ihr AN"."'' "r ,'..
. IL 4 L l..
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Square There will be three platforms calcium lights
and distinguished labor speakers. huge sounding
board will he placed General Buffers stand 80 that
no words Of that Presidential aspirant would be wasted
on the desert air.
Some members from Kings County claimed that their
section had been ignored in selecting the committee on
arrangements. Louis f. Post who had made the selec-
tons tried to pacify the dscnnented but their feelings
were not aayed until the membership OF the committee
vas Increased from twenty-five 10 forty. After thA
procee lings moved along harmsnously. Letters were
rad from F T. Thurber John Kelly aud Others Mr
Kelly letter follows:
SARATOGA SPRINGS. Aug Is 1854
l.. F. POST
MY DEAR sTR: 7 have the honor 10 acknowledge
he receipt Of yours OF the 2h aud would have done 80
more promptly but have been absent from this place
Or several days past and my return your letter was
handed 10 ne. The Tammany Hall organization .ot
Whlch OF course you know am member, adjourned IN
June last To meet again the first Friday IN september
next II Is difficult say what course our committee
Will take. In the meantime thank YOU for the consi1-
Grafton which and your friends have extended to NE
ana believe me to be. Yours very truly,
JOHN KELLY.
The meeting ait burned TO assemble again in the same
place in Monday evening.
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ASSIGNMENT ot wAR>ER q MERRITT % P"iA"p'l-
ruA-oIntD lAiL1H...
PM ,pfLrmA Aug. 20.-Ihc iaH're oil
~ MIRA HDrr %. frur mHort r., i' ammo, ''' Inc
90 4as maIe ,u as. .D.ut to ~. ID. hHo"''' VI
t- can. t,- firm, OBJ. lulo.., - 'rd r-ou, "' 'and d.
Ncri.t Do. aelv. par.n D. out of toN' '' '' Que ''
about 10. e.t4.l .hueut s.r aln''ik'' % -''' any
part mar. ID, h- tro iue Iir ua'l t'a' "'" e " "a
rr.i,.l.. .,rb .5,ooo1 Il BIZ. .lrur! that tho m
hs re qu4nt, of paper ia. and hat Tor ''N' iHe
past % has been bo 70 M 1i-h r. 49, There nave
been ssu from the Common ~ a. .o"4' l' Tut - 'u-
uon- AZ inst he firm To- over >-OV'' ~ t.
,. / 30 tIel. DE-. " o4. .Ir tiAl - "a 80 d,
Ta-- "a d. tie ia ot tru.t & hrIl Or, ''" J'h
nav bees entered .-s'u, aim '1i no. 90. ..
~ Is also IJuurri tn4i fur Ath o." ~ J. T. "a '.I
& o.. zen, "a comm s.on merchant i7 l"Mp"..'"'
embarrassed ...r.. ..,
G.-ha Loder & Co.,. ale Whit goods, "A -..' '
cav herr ~. Judgment against ia nun oI ''"".'
Total ua1lt ca unknown.
CHICAGO. Aux 20 Paul Pruu iAhhr. OF 'D
~ made an a-sI.ument 2. Gse. The in'.l-s y
- d 900 with q titr,it ulbu.o. Of 100000 Aioi-
tOna.. Inc -ssels -re az JSyOU.
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Suicide or D. D. WHEDON. JR.

The body Of u. ID. Whedon. ir.. who hal been
missing from has home IN Elizabeth, n. j.. since
Last saturday. as reported in TnE TIuBUNE
yesterday. was found on Tuesday even
ing BY William Boyle, the coach
man of ais father. the Rev ID. d. WhedOn. II was
LIVING ia some bushes ~ Blnden-aye.. ia that CITY.
with pistol the Outstretched hand with
winch the young man had evidently commits ed
suicide. lie had shot himself IN the mouth. The
act ~ attributed 90 temporary insanity. induced By
illness.
Fora long time hc had been suffering from an M
durable blood disease which had recently threat
ened 30 develop a generous tendency Hc had
been ont of business for year, aud was couftau ~
bfoodlng oven his ~ health until his family Thought
his mind was affected. The funeral Of Mr. Whr-
don, al which the Rev. Dr. McAIIIser viii otcihtc.
will take place 10 EuZabeth al - q lock to-day.
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AMERICAN BAR AS CITATION MEETING.
ADDALSs BY PRESIDENT tAEKER-FlFTl-IIyE NEW
MEND BIS.
SARATOGA. Aug. 2O.-Ihe American Bar As
socation met ucr, smorlm- The ndan" Twas ar-e
ANON TIE lawyer pres were J. +. Dillon. William
Allen 3 tier David DULY FIeii, arlc- \. Pc boy.
an. BENJAMIN T.. VII is. OF New Yo-k; judy Green ard
william r. o. .oosbcck. of Ohio Il. o.. mny, or chi
caco: Ia c + Pol nd. Of vermont; rroie sor d. + Bad
win 81 y " Haven, AMI other. The meeu was called
L, order s. Luxe 2. Po AID. who mrOdgc President
Corfu nd Parker New TX \. J VIII delivered hs 70
uu.I address. To he y max the Na inl ONE DO Law. Is
the o. eci sought to attained by fh Association vas
his op MN. remark hen fOtDae ed tAe mstor OF the
VA ous atera n anG change in law which cave taken
pace in he and IN 'OHgr since the ~
meeting. Especial reference made o the most
imp r ant laws during Rod. The sccretar, :
repor Slows a lan in membership, yer last year Of
n y-Nye TIE p-,Hdcu' announced a. the PUN au0
Committed, a eX mdef H. LAwtOr of Ge rgla, frtucis
Eawl o PaIadclp IA, Andrea i-ou. or lie me see,
C,ares A Pea dy OF NV YORK, and q. ID. Nfo0m' OF
w-Jorsey.
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THE LABOR PATTY CANDIDATES.
BUTLER SPEAKS TO A SMALL AUDIENCE.
WHAT HE SAID To THE PEOPLE OF ROCKY POINT
LIFTED ERoM WFsT

VI
PROVIDENCE, Il. l., Aug. 20.-General Butler
made political speech at the Coliseum at Rocky Point
last night to a small audience lie said he hl followed
the banner of the Democracy Willingly because It was
the banner OF slavery. tie kept his bargain with that
party. which. those days the nearest straight
jefferson Davis consdtutonally right. He fought
FOR his country until he found ms country in danger
and then left the party and rebeled He continued as
follows;
when I was released from the obligation 10 the
Constitution in regard 10 slavery he said follower
the banner OF my country aud did what could to right
thar wrong. In 1870 voted for bill by winch me
negro could not remain NJ home without nay NJ
home riided with bullets In l-6-. proofs On te
floor Of Congress that the greenback should he man
tanned q. the currency OF this country sIol ~
greenback. because nothing else was pad 70 the ,
during the war. and then was proposed to pay LOT
whit Is good enough Tor tlr soldiers j. g"o eouEn
the h1uers Tho grceuhlck ~ to-day Is The money OF
the Nation. AM there will I've none other FOR you
caHho' -ct ulCh vi du! ".He.. 80" ~ -. man
can party UnUl II put forward Tor president Hl,"
whom could Not support; then without aiterhG 1lnsI
before tine Chicago couy and asked tho democratic
conc Of rrlcs which the Democrats of my STATE ha ID
twice endorsed ia state Convention ana 20 as!rc nli
I.'l, o. E 80 iro1vlt t,t before th, Demo
cratic party. and the principle w's SpurHed leI
them and ap easd TO the people nave not culi.eu
hair and what have done has nos IN nou' IH d"
corner"
lie then appealed to the people to orsanize much In
the tone % his letter acceptance The following letter
from General a. NJ West candidate for Vice President
wa, read az thc meeting:
Holly STRINGS, Mis-. Aus. H. LAST
DElG -Ir. am In RECENT ~ your. Of the 9h inst
state Central Committee 70 participate ia the oucmnS
campa- demonstration fOr Butler and West on me mn
sneak Ina central Mississippi the l5th INST. ana lh
several other places immediately aiter lh.el ilo'I
yolr letter that cd. the laoor anu hl-lrla' f,r
IN our MIAMI .,y ~ co,o1om ohect Il this union
fnf
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ARcHGhHop ryan NSrILLED.


CEREMONIFs IL THE oAIH.pbL 90 81. PErEN
AID So PAUL. IHlLADfLrnlA.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 2O.-ArcAbIshOp Ryan
wa- duly install tins morning a. head az ID. Roman
4 tioic -e- Of Philadelphia. Tae service were reid %
tie hedral o.. 81 Peer aud ST. Pau BY O'Clock
ID. re wer. f.uf d.c thousand people front Of lie
bu. ..lue and thss. having ucs.fs were admit 10
randy a. p0ss lIt nc AN doors were ia opened,
and eyery nc a. andlut rom iu "a. vast edhce
iu di,.ey a.. TIE Clergy gither.i Ia tie little
chanel mach Il to fh- cat .rirt, from wh.ch they
march ed In procession aOn -lmn -s O tie wsst sid
Of II htec inst tn-,u thousand ,p-ctitors % the
M IN entrance 10 "a. can lral i.cas Jig thc .nncr
doorWay .cnb shop ID. a. paused tef mo cent, AID
sprih G himself an thIse ab'ut nI'u " ia h'F "'ter
TIE ice Deum wa snug tn " ce--ion moved up
10 the altar The Arc bI Iop plainly oi,t ma shAe
10 ey, r. one bis ts mtre studded with ewrs' showing
oVar tie heads OF AL ia. pnc-i'.
The sermon "a IF Tr1 ny oi.Iop = ii-i DO p-
n rri-butg who OK i.r ID the gorG- Hpt- L,cl.-
siasoc1s: L. t4e A-iGst VI LIc c-A4-A "-4O- s'H4
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ORGANlZ Nc FOR BUTLER
A CONFEEE CE or MS FOLLOWER--DEM0ClAIe
WORKING FOR rHE Ex-GOvEK>OR

WUEkING FOR THY EA-'fDN tkNDh.
by TELEGRAPH TO rfr rugrv@
Borov. Aug. 2O-The conference Of Butler
men, which vas h.lo iu his city lO-day bod.s no good
TO re Dem q atic orgtuizat on Il wis attended ~
ear.e. men rom all bur two ~ the Cou ties who have
Hitherto en- active lea crs % ne Democracy. ad VINO
nov are rs litter II foca. Coonc Noa1 A. Pymuon oil
worre-ter *. harna ~ fhe at Committee ''i me-
Drinkw tr. ~ treasurer ~ tlo same Comm r Jn q"
M,CancHy. Of Worcc-tcs one Of the decgtie-
at 1rgc 10 Chicago. John r -w.rn So OF
Lawrence. John J. Baker. ~ Beverly. ". u. VIII
more and n O'Nciu, ~ Boston, Dr J.. J. D can
OF Brock ou. aud 90 on. Thorn ". G. ark o. Bosom.
Colonel PluptDu. VA ir.H cd. sta ,d tlr "n
Icc. ~ fhr m'rtug 900 De 10 unite
nu tine elements whrh f.vor General B''.rr
into one party luI then game 10 ever. city al
10 .u Report. Vcr, mad, showing thc sr,uEth irD
Hut o. has peca,y n thr dlc. and largo lowla. nc
coundeli a.scr lon ID uy made that 10 important
crutr.. be- would poll more votes ttlu Cleveland Ind''
SIC. ancrty rharpy srIuelcc D.. Democrat M. on
Oh. tutl u Lucrative Dol ir rttAt Ut
10 IN ctgo fully rpD Ell - carry "u. me pr
gftI % nominating Cleveland H. 10 r-aic- ere
W-IA whai the .ad to expect D. hes Ltpi uh % '"'"
to u.la uou. bui 90 utd no i,It.uuo foo e. coz.
worn They were .l uy tfrneInl lutlrr if AN
ANA Nurq OILY Ina h. c0id support thcI Ut .u'f
rrf'.atcl. bu lever Ae css hey ei ctu b.. platform.
wan MN or 'hr rirmeI. - lie plry which De- co..
i~' The eakrr "a d criticised Ccvcl t lr..I %.
arcr. u-e' Ir ti4n- thtt D. Nts ptuduc4"H 500
81. OF gauyr mai.
b lIu ~ ttr. ga lutcd draft "a con tt ZION 10
e -fI tC IA touImlti another comic Ell was
20 uriA}. Tie gene de. "t T. %
90 No4. Dee I'tief io -.1Nr u,r ace lu4vtui" '-''
u. her Late Ia 'r-ei 10 s'1 mor- Ime loF 'i ~AAA"
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NouIAArED FoR CONGRESS.

KANSAS CRY, Mo, Aug. 2O.-The adjourned
on ven ON OF the Dcu.c..ts Of tn VIA 'onsr f oual
d. r.ci today nominal Al xauier Graves IN pf'-eu
Ecpre.cnt,fi.c bt a"c. NATION. Wa.ac Mains !" I'M
f.fd. consequently the Dsln Ictt. sill p' dlFil'd'
rr.n~rtl H.. Aug 2J.-ghe Re'ubHeans Of en-
XT Il 90 z 81 nal Dia rcf rcstor1ly 'm uutcI AIfA
aiccr o.. Ir 70 by dcclDgatiO t.r 'ouW f"
HAnRl.rruG. rl. Aus. 2O.-lho democrat ~ b'nP'"
90 MY have nominated M0,r l. " Bent OF -i"'t N' .'
O. ugr
Mr>IArpits Aug 20 TIL, Flrmcrs convc 't"o "i inr
m % strict Aa4 dominated igua uls Donuc f +' a' ih
dru.uIru. c4u iIi.r 4or 60 I-r. at
OrfurN low.. AuE hr Eeu .H'.2' oI
yl,p con tc,t u4 District have nominated Frank j.
Campbell To- tn.pr e..
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AcKNOyLEDGNaErs
4 NAV4L OFF1CEE MARRIED..


ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Aug. 2O.-The wedding Of
Lieutenant Jos pm H. Peudeton OF TIE United Sta Is
Marine TBS. ,na Miss May Helen Fay, daught OF
Professor " ". Fay Of the Naval Academy, took place
this afternoon at y o'clock IA t AIMS Proe taat Epis
Copa CAHr n. the renony being peri rmei by the Il
William g. 20 Itng,e. There brilliant - emily
present p ncnt among wIsm were tn ohci rs.
faculty and cadets OF tn acaieny in vi uniform TIL
br rsma.ds were Miss Lizzie Fay, sister O. bride
Miss PendeJnI s-t to he bridegroom, and Mis- Car
Tie ClaId- OF Anna 3Ols. The ". H.
Addicks. UnUel taes y IVY; NEWT steele and DAM ]
Rand al Tie ushers re Enslgn =. Wool. James T.
Br-coe. ir.. and IIouam ldud n rdI couple. te
receiving e congratulate n ia friends ar ed for
an extensive tour among uOrtue Il resorts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-21
THREE HUNDRED CHILDREN M4DE HAPPY
DEPARTURES OF FIVE FREsH-AIR PARTIEs-THEIS
ENTERTAINERS.

DEPARTURE OF FIVE FREsH-AIR PARrlEs-THEIE
ENTERTAINERS.
One hundred and eleven children with happy
n gsdsOme stood pste ty At the foot OF Bar
cay.st on Tuesday evening ting the orders Of Mr.
Parsons who was The youngsters IN behalf o.
TIE Tribune Fres Air Fund or so 0uru In TIE ooun
try In some tn mothers OF the young yoya-
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pect OF tei- II iren getting opportunity OF breath
ing tine pure AIT OF the lis If they tDeusv were
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to take charge Of them:
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