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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-13
THE BANKERS ASSOCIATIONS.

SARATOGA, Aug. 12.-rhis has been busy
day with the committees OF the American
Bankers Assocla ion. Their reports are unusually
important and vii abIidre lie business OF tbs c'nVen
lion so as to allow due prominence 10 DO giYrh 10 me
s,.v.r ouosiop bank cur ency Dads and other topic
which are TO be discussed within the next TWO days' ses
sion. ,,.-
After President Gage. address the silver dIenision
vii hc oosned by On address from Hu NJ mo o. %
Washugt0n Mr. q. ~ Hague. OF Montreal, Judge Uloss
becE of Cincinnati. John III nuson, OF New
90. "a spenk Several resolutions nave slefdy
hen handed the secretary. Th7ir tone IA c"h'erVa
H. and shows that the advocates Of silver coinage haYe
grrafIY mod ar their former views and that some OF
hrr leaders are fayoring retrctlons on SILVER coinage
Uni they used resOu elytO Oupo'e -
The aecOnd topic wibe hechangesn tbebasis NJ oans
O. culiton rende Ell necessary by he RAPID e1 ncuon OF
the pnlc debt ami tn pay Mt OF bon by tue reserves
IN tie Treasury. Mes-rs COmegys aud MI Patterson
Of Philadelphia. Gegr s. Cae. Logan Murray ana "
proportions will be offered. which will probably pc re
red o tine Executive council for fulurs mature oono
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last night David Mitchell presiding. Telling speeches
were made by Samuel IT. Randall. rOfessor John L. VI.
Hunt W. 3. Ellison W. II. Bethany and David Mitchell
committee WAS appointed is follows 10 form cam
Poi gu club John frick.. Dow :. kttle. D. ". NC
EraevT. w. 3. Ellison and Thomas Smy the, 20 report
next Thursday. Ten new members were elected.
Blaine and Logan Battery aud company OF Piulned
hnlGhtS are forming iu the district.
Al large meeting OF members of the BROOKLYN Young
Republican Cub who I've IN the Nineteenth Ward last
and resolution passed approving the E'pu' Ican
National ticket and calling the ADVISOR committee
or tine Club 10 Investigate the records public and private,
Of an Presidential candidates.
The Plumcd knights OF the Twentieth Ward BROOKLYN,
held ratification meeting at Carlton and Iu-uinE aft7
LAST evening william I1rron b. president, john Frogan
secretary. and Patrick Cooke treasurer lhe meeting
was addressed hyISuperNsor Meyers AMI j.. G. tn.
Mr.. curtin deli erred eloquent speech OF nearly ah
hours length. amid GREAT applause. Tie rlub c'ulNhs
POO members. many of them being former Deu1rlai-
There viii boz meeting of the coIored kopuieans OF
the XIII Assembly District this evening, ~ No. -,'
rirl-ayc for the purpose OF Org auIzng Blaine ana
Logan club
The A. Is DAYTON Light Guard. ~ Jcr"ry city which
has done Cvceeut service I'm former cahpa ms Wa l'
ORGANIZED Monday night a. "a Blaine anu Logan cam
p1gn club with headquarters IN Pratts Hal. Inc
members an live in the INtn Assembly Distinct liIfl
members signed the roll and the following nhccrs we're
elected: President. A. 49, H11 tons vice presidents James
Young and james \ Buwui secretary, r. T. iattet'
treasurer Robert Chapman. u vna decided int q
military oreini7ltion should 100 formed aud those
officers wore elected Captain a. Chapman; ht.t lieu
tenant e y Brown. second Lieutenant Edward NJ lusi
aergrant- " -. Bogort, g. \ knoringrr william
-WHttE. Edward Campbell, William NJ Coleman.
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BRIGHr D4I> IT nan HIFB0B.
rY TELEGRAPH TO THE rmR~yEI

IHi IlILaEAFt I'D iHf lhIh ''"
BAR HAHEoE. Aug. II. The weather II
superb ana the season nearly go it- height
The Blaine family assembled Green Mountain to-day
The most brilliant hop Of th" season took place o'
Eodlch'- Last night
THE Curucc reception o." Hcaude'crt' No' hronsod
to-day.
The Democrat. aro TO layca b.s mass mo. cling here 800
o. few days.
calvin Frost ouc of Ccyctpd'e saG .p.?.s of Demo
Grail. m.. tuR ui I.,.N. r.u IouIsut
large party held opcuc on one OF thc porcurn'
l.luude Tonight
Monsieur MlH gave lecture 90 "a hno audience al
Ic. ucs ou Moucr,. Victor Hugo AMI 10 lontanc This
morning
Mr. and Mrs William b. Rice and General and Mrs
L.. H. Potter hold reception Tomorrow afternoon
Through the courtesy of thc Maine Central Railroad
onIcai, large part, Of summer guests crossed the h}
thr steamer ~cbauo tl. morning enjoying rllthdI
trip They inspected the Pullman Car fhlur-. Wil.h
with mate Katrina, has just been completed 30 the
Pullman car shops expressly for tire ucF line between
New York. Boston and Bar IlarbOr. Each car cost
$4,000. aud is finished -uptr5ly. Among those who
tooE the trip MI and Mrs. William II. Wells, Mr.
Goodwin. Of New-Nork; Mr. White. of Boston, Mrs
Rach-tock Toronto Miss Mary Reach, OF New York
the Ni..e. WMtmort stevens. Marion, Townsend,
Berkeley. saunders. Of Philadelphia, and the Mise.
Annie Als4p and Lucy Russell. OF Connecticut
Nf. Blaine Ncl ere uneNp C.ed might ny the
steamer -eb+ho.. and was drv immc clr % lis
LOu-e where an evening dinner irty was gathered
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JNcJpENTs or LIrE N S1EIroGA

SARATOGA SrriNCs. Aug. ia number OF
Loading nran,icrs have 9hca,y reached H. TO- my WIZ
take art 10, pr Gee iu-- o. The AptIcnh j." h'iH
Association. which convene ia The Putnam Music Han
tom. rrow mo NM at 10 ococs, and remain i' $50.
two and possibly three days. ,td.nt J.. ""gc oil
chicago II uol., vi max IN opening address.
Car oita the a. onaut. made an ascension rom Con
elo ,prn- Park I'm, al cm ON.
81 .c tour-, of Empire Us tue uilro lecture O. DE
delivered IN the T. eou. street Zap i- Wch Xt NoH-
day evening ny The Rev ID. J. l. Masoon' oil IH''-
G lpAia.
Mr. f. T. Whitney, soprano of Boston, who sang win
TIE Is ruabcc Doupauy 10 E4rope last ear VIII sing iu
he Park tomorrow mug.
al. Washington HauuDnps sang af Mount McGref'r
tn, moIulg .aud 'hcW.shugioa SIR GO E'pt' 'hui'h
tonight gave heir coneludu. entertain ent They met
with good success ere and much pleased with their
Sar.to-a visit
Extra prcraIa' ions Icing made for the chIdrens
car ival a. Congress Hal. to-u,r ROW evening
Tho Rev Ram ChaLdrt Bose oi Lucknow. India who
came to his ny delcra 10 III" Gener" nier
cuce ~ he Moth dist Episcopal Church b d rec h'H "'
PHILADELPHIA. yestIdiy even ug ent rita ned the broi"
way House cues with an interesting account OF lis
native land lie s man Of advanced yar-, rip" ca tue
AMI this is hi, second VISIT To- Ills side of the oDe
The Rev d. Cooper, Of -lrlain. Conn, coudu'icd
TIE moruRg prayc NEE ing rolay, which was attended
hy almost one ou-anl persons
The hotel waters going 10 have concort In tie
Town Hal on Tuesday even ne, August 90.
Among The late arrivals from Nev-Hork CITY and Vi
ciui were ur AM Ur-. a.. ". Elwood. Mr. ami Mrs
farm i w. 20 Bam 'I Mr. M Ir = ,jam.3 r
and Alls A. =. Post. Mr.. an A. D. Folhem4S err
NJ p les sir and Mrs j. Y. Errkiv, ". W. f. pc'tt
4; j Js'oR', ~ T. I!' = H2dfT-. Nj w. r. H.
MIR 3D., Dr +. ; D.ntIe d. j. KNOX Mis, ~; j.. HI-
Gr,ri1, VI L4ute zach aud family. MI Mr.. -ayidse
F.ricy. W.. NJ L. Euuya1. Mr. ard Mr. J. V. Ripley
Mr. 4 / By..t- b.. g. ". Col. gan. j Hunt, J NJ
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EnlNcpInoy DIr CELEBRATED.


A uHrAr uArHrntvG ~ CotoREp rroIhh Al n
MiuA-artECH ny jouV n. LyNCt
EtutuA, Aug - This city VIVA thtonged today
with coorcd people rom the states Of Now York, aud
rcnuayl,a who camo here io celebrate Emancirn
ton nt, \ proroasnn formed on Lhhc.Ht, and
marched through Water Main, aud Clulonais, 10 the
cay Park, whcro the principal e'crc'cH we're hcld.
shortly after . o'cooh prayer was offered hy The Rev
j. " Mason. ton Syracuse The lion. John Il. Lynch,
of Natchrf, Mi.-.-ipp then addressed the ,|ioo pet
sous, whto and black, that Weio present lie said
This s my first visit 10 THE part Of the state lrnse
do not think am here to mike political speech bit
the ruli,ct ot emancipation !. 40 ooscy allied to p"l
cal questions that II r dihcult 10 keep trm apart.
You don want tp hear any unpleasant recollection. 81
slavery II H ull past never 60 return for we bro"
too well what lIbctty h. Men once slave 1ou'rs %,
now most loyal citizens. Hundreds oi thc best hopuh
licaus in Mississippi. once slave holders, are saving
by their Act vote aud conduct, " Once we were bind,
now we -rp' and helping thc co"tcd people t"
uphnld the banner pluutcd b, Abraham Lincoln. We
remember not what they once did would lcich MY
children o. honor aud cherish the namcs OF ihe men
who devoted the best part of their ', 10 the cause I
cmiucipntiOu "A Of the hcnchcar'- OF this COSTLY
struggle say to You to-day, party or u'Lc must l'i
prevent the houoiiug Of those vino iou-b, Tor u.s. IN,
u--0cliic ihe act of cuIucip1 uu from ln' poh'' t
mol of to-day. placing the credit whore ID belong.
Llucolns u,t did mot do all We must r' mcWhcr had
deus stevens. Charlie, ~umIcr. ho-coc toulIug John
s. Logan and ofhcr- for thr amendments 90 the Con
.ututHu comforting cirilcn.hp upon ms.
Ibo Republican party placed thc 9'i,.i in on n"u'
was important l-gi ati0n for u>, and Jane. O.. h'h'
Was IL friend to tat m,a-ur. I- speaker col ,r house
Df Representatives. But with all our privilege vs.
cannot advance as 70 race unless individually Nr mtNr
900 of.rt Nc have done we'll, but We can to better.
do uut dIila. gp o. church, work honestly ana 'nAr
GOOD .srr Of ,our family SHOW hy every tIct oi 1ouI
life that Won deserve all that the white people have
conferred upru You. lou must respect yourselves O.
Boz respected by others. We are progressing 90 tlr
south 'o.rrd men own land. rai-c cot ON and tak,
ont big roll, Of bills and pay taxes. Ii doe me good
to ce them d. now give tac colorrd people ui the
Nr+t y,,i,r. Look oIr or c of the South Shall oui-
-trip YOU in wealth and education and good morals
Ilcrlcy is oar stumbling block. l. the root OF an
our tfouh'e- aud hope the Federal Government VII
aI u, tD build school houses and pay teachers. ask
the people az tie North 90 teach Congressman tlAl Dr.
H. teir ut, To- help MS DO DO and the blessings al 60
and the negro race will bee upon you.
Mr. Lynch was given reception tn, evening.
Ball. readings and cake walks were given ia the yari-
on, halls Of the city.
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srYVER Days ~ NEUPORT.


NEWPORT. AUG. 1.-THE weather Tonight Is
. .,.. .., finn. ,f rain t,-,u,rr,g.
peasant '' '"''' '', nun, ,.,...
Te arls still TOO COO Tor the COM euehce OF the A's'
r
. ..,o ,.,l ,..,.,.t,f,y f,r
novelty I't uf sln'l'' P'F.'' "l'
tic sporting men of society. was ta" exhibition Pos Llu
tt . tt. ,,.i,, t,.i.-yf Wlr4 amusement was
mus - ' ...,t... ana, .,,i,.r .t.i.t.. ~,
created hy the effort oi l'.W-'- anu "'l'' "'"'' '
runoucr lcr peculiar power. The audience "a, large
and "a, .bf,r.,nIe one
-, r.1 80 r,,-,r,-l o,t NJ, william
'.' - ~
,, t... DO u,.t Mia. Aston d,1-lter OF william
i-i."'' "'' '' ''
A,tor VIII Oo married 't ih- pace "''"'' '"e 'l'-' ''
D.. ..,.,n ria bfiIaqrnou will bc Oruo Wilson.
%" 3D.. ,.,. 80 ,... N...
the SON OF EchNh B. N'-''' " .'' JUDO
r. lri,f tr.I..ri d. ctcr.tiuLy costly auI elegant.
. 49,, .,.,..... ....,,. .,, t,,,.,. of ,f..4 Aato.
Mt ""-"" A'' '''''' i'''' "
a-t evening
P.',wIH Doe played atl'l 20 morrow afternoon WHOM
- ..i ..,.l e,rI ,, tlc u..rfl.rt of Che West
~
ch' Tor l'" '"'.
The hIbp, D.. Wr'I 0'ird with Yachts th" number hlh
,,. .t i,. ,lo r,f,u Of fhr Nct. YORK yIohl
%" wy b,,rt.ptlf
club fIutdi"n' from il' I''', '' " .''' ,'' ~ '''-'
abe rrofc que hras in The Hr"I u" hl % tl'I'"'
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supoly figure showed increase for wheaton over
900 900 bushels Toe weather was All mat cOnid 30
asked bv eran-raisers and "bears." The feeling hre
has been very much un ettled probably more unsettled
tlan even AZ New York tse tie Wall street Bank
fslure Yet notwithstanding all these uniayoraDle or
cumstances wheat is only s Of cent under the oshg
price night and time to-day was cOnSoer'
aby ABOVE last nights price.
The talk the curb this morning before tho OPEN
in that the ipt' wou be overwhelming io-dsy
and score Of bears were stamping up and down In
front OF Testers office Oh ring oct that the receipts IN
voud exceed - cars to-day. aud that
the price wouli be under - cents beiofe
The end Of tie week The trading IN wheat a. the Start
was smell II always II now on Tue days TIE anxiety
to get the visible supply 0g ircs ~ such that IL
wond be relief " ARA gemens could he made - get
thcse stint scs reldy fore the Opening 81 'onr'e the
figures not known before noon Bit Or geuef-
ally accepted that wheat woulI show prt'y large In.
crease Before hc opening an sorts ~ low figures were
talked ON vhc T. hut th beginning OF trade these az
mrs were 4 an rraz a. For instance September I'd
OF cct down 10 u Gems nor August 10 ~ cents. On
the other hand september pr.t steady ~ about
~ cent wit iesttf and atauHer big b1yct Corn
weak at "a a cent decline from lau night. September
poine AZ abou. ip1a cents Provision werr strong
and higher The rr'c'pts " gran re H"T ears o.
wheat 7ll Of corn and ~ ~ rata. lh o. large ceps
acut clf. down lUN cens for sep omn D. ava wheat
down ~ T4AC n fr tho same Wnnih. lH'.' h' y N"
lar rttplnarr tie bottom prfrt covered. n pa fils
al bis "shnrl" wheat aud hs gan tn ~ lnrn" Ift
said nat ha hruac tutuod nn be- mtilr' nd t 40
prra,HInp a. aiva rn tho Visible supply nsrra iuy,i
tnn uu % pf inr wheat "huIla ID thrtr ~ o. vac q
when tho abatement VS. posted " howe nl ln.
~ ihe waffle auppy of wheat ~" t'r.eah
pupn hal gotten up fnA co0it hn was nrti ~ '.t
wuon Ftptrmhrf Whopt closed "a p tnnta r'ninmhor
luta Ia nov ~ Go asj, anu aopiemhoi hpf o." t' 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-13
MR.. AND MRS. rRoWoS GOLDEN WEDDING.

The golden wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Trow was celebrated yesteria at the residence Of
their daughter Mr.. Aar,n Carter jr The large and
hand some residence OF Mr.. Carter f. situated IN &c
orange Valley. near Oran.e, a. fremont aud lincoln
ayes The celebration was private, only the chihren
and giandchdr Il OF the aged couple being prrss't
Tlcy were Mrs A. Clrter Of auge; Mrs. Hugo Pipes,
Of New York; Mrs j. b. Car OF Massac luseits; T.
T o r Of Yonkers the the TX children Of Mrs Car En-
and several other grIndchldren Of Mr. and Mrs TOW
Numerous Gifts disp ay d a large table IN the
drninc-room Among thee were autful tete-a-tete
s.t In gold aud Vienna given by the employees Of
MI Trow's CITY Directory esta1shm NJ The table On
which tue gifts were arrang wa DeAnti uy de'oTa ca
- ~ rod golden crochet needle VA, one Of the
ITS of Mr. irog g. MS wife ~ MY years ana
10 him she presented q handsome reclining GUAR
uYlnistered An nli gold vet In the c MIRO Ot
tie abe were nnia panllsgs Of tL couple made IN
sag beside which were .eirpn togtdpns OF 1854
Jonn y ROW and Miss Ca herinc SwIft we've married
BY the Rev DR. Badger, al Andoyef Mss 90 Angus ~
b34 Mr Trow well known ~ ms CRY AStno pun ls
er OF TrOws cay Directory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-13
KINGs CoUNTY DEMocRATs LUKEwARM.

The Kings County Democratic General Com
rnittec met las evening in The BrOosyn Atbenaum, az
Cipto. st ana Atlantc-ave There not large at
tendance and Boss Mclaughlin was absent Angus
tus Van Wycs who presided, made adulatory speech
upon he Democratic National Convention which he
eharacte lied as "tbe erandest cOnvOcaon II human
beings known % history" In hs grndiloouent refer
ences TO Governor Cleveland he said; "Gogernor
Cevea, has had more executive and admins ratIye
experience in office than any OF the gentlemen pres ntei
10 either Of the conventions, and Ia, no. been
found wanting in any respect" Tbs fuI
some praise was bersy rewarded with applause.
Al er MIR Van wyck wnu n credited w.t. al Itch Tor
lccs ofhce bis al had concluded us Ougwtuded ~ cb
committee Ot q We appointed 10 prepare resolutions
apprOyin. IA ucket. While avid log he formal and SCI
phrase OF tie committee, Denis McGralh q mahced
recognition for he Iwe WdId, WIN, represe med,
w1ere. hr al, there were many Democrats bucEng
aga INST the nominal The resout aoOp ed
with naf-hear lea and the uke-warIn assembly UrOke
up afer speech by epaen Ost auder, who wants tie
same Office hat Mr Van Wick Is seekug
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currRNG NEWS FROM THE STATE.

CUTrETNG NEWS FROM THE STATE.
yru.r CORRESPONDENTS rs uANY QUALITIES SAY
THE ad,iccs received by the Republican state
Committee, continue to boz of ,hc most cheering character
Not since Che c,upo-u opened has there been serious
driebIol reported au} Ftcrr
N...r. ,tll,.I1s s. Hand, piopri.,or OF lho tDs te
printed ,t De- Eot, wtiict
Itrr effort d. being made lu Geursco County 90 roll up
20 llr.c majority f'r Blame 'nl I"f"l I"I' d.
/ % Republican majority 90. I,1'o h'i'. Ili "IIh ''.'
III u.ir nc ,npr FOB liuHaIo thc hnrc pi Nir Cleveland
fI,,r I- nut uuIr enthusiasm bore Tor hiu aud every
thing Will Doc dome ior bis ori't I'itr h'IH, ''.'
Iu,u club b.. pirprriu for art.Nc work. while t1o Dom
| oclrts remain dormant
Acorrc.ponIeut. writing from L,oua station. IFS
uc.tHu County, Gag
o,. u. hAs tr Irish Democratic vote boo IVoul' IA'
abc-t freshman m town. Oh" Of thr largest In'I' ''
a. i.f,rfIir4illu o. vote Tor him. tie hI- great uHu
once with his couurt men, hrt many OF them are d''
-'rI .,IIrrc,iI eli zculIip from their own ob-crta
tons and convictions. The brm"'. "c l''H J" .',
ag,d while the Republican ranks are rapidly increasing
/ ncIiye aud jubllant,
A gentleman who has made inquiry IN ana aIoun'
/ Bolton on Lake George. writes
Ias.ure ven 70 most gratifying and encouracnE
20 hnd a hearty aud unanimous Blaine feeling among
the sturdy ana nteil's"nt iHrnrr, OF thit reg I
/ To bee animated with the utmost confidence ana IN
tnusasm Bolton usually elves nom loiN % 'y Ne
hundred n e. cry other district in state does
a. we'll magnificent majority our noble stahoAId
bearer Will have!
A letter from Oveso Is to Il is effect:
LAST night although TWO skating Kinks with bands oil
IN N veteran Republican Hall % hear the Hon. Gabriel
I J.. smith. of Lmua. was thc very hht-i we Hi- ~.
The hall was literally packed, and large croNd WI
cnuuc,Iel to remain outside Blaine aud Logan meet
lug. are now being held all through the county a.
don william smyth. OF The OcegO Itmes, spoke To Z"
large meeting at lAcAioid.
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THE TOILETS AND THE GUEsTs-TBE PRESIDENT
VISIT 10 OVERLOOK.
icy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrBuNE.l


UoTrt X AArFRsKILL. Aug 1.-THE hop IN
honor Of the President which has been Whiting to come
OF for over "a week. place here might ana proven
n most enjoyable AFFAIR The large hall OF the OI-i'
House was thrown open for the dancers anu 'Io many
ELEGANT toilets OF the ladies made brilliant appearances
under the electric gihs The dance was begun ~ ABOUT
10 O'Clock and continued we'll into the early morning Tue
floor committee was rs follows: J. ". NJ Ca-defa' w
Watson ir George ]. Harding, John J. Che"' =. D.
sharpe DR. " Z. Mason and r. Il. Barton WHINE
There were eight numbers ON the programme anu ''o
music was by the Gcrnaua Orchestra under 'he 'e"o'
sht of Mr. Meyer By request OF the fre'"eh' wv
hon proper was followed by a german. which was lei
by John ! chew. and in such way a. 10 I,h'o' l'
most interesting and fitting conclusion to what u re
cared as one az the most pleasing aud enloyahi' aa7
of the kind that ever took place In the tntSkiS ih'
President although somewhat wearird from hiS dM f.
ourucy having entered the hall directly from ms uhe
seemed to enjoy everything most heartily.
some ~ the most elegant and elaborate toilets wefo
those worn hv Mrs Harding Mas Harding. Mr' AlfN
endcr prnwn Misc Nelllo Arthur appeared IN pam
afternoon dress Miss Jessie Molroy, her cn'h Noi'
white tulle with broad red aa4li Among thp'' l'''h
were secretary Trrnahuyaen Chiei justice N'l'' "'
wife Alexander THROWN aud wife, Grncrn George "
shatro ohntloa l. Gould. wife eud two daughters MT
Ahendtoth aud wife. lonna u ki,Hem y ,iarWh',,'
ut aud da u lnhcmai lain'lu1 W., w.
krnu,dy Mss traar utiavod, iuaiicr tuohF n'1 WI
aud Niaa Annin thrown Mta ttrnnphu, arn WE hAlu
nnurN dtrssrd IA black Mia NthWh ~ WAo. ",',1,
Nliltr Nhlrurlthttn liH anu NlN'h N'' IN
Harding hhnphnfd NhH thHtrtull} hlttrd w VIM h,t
Mrs. tardolna toilet thread Lee" over p''N ~"
Ntr. Nun.VU luhurlia dress Wa hhnu''u'' ,,,,i !.
BLACK satin. out Square IA utch Misc lu'l' N,',t't
Wotru hudspuo nfht blue ircnoh dit.r coy 'i'l
brld- ana lace Mis- Uodl1cW was Hlulrd lh 70 ll'lN
MINK robe trimmed with luro Mr. ANcfA "I',' "la %
ttppr Ic. chcut embroidered ia White Flh ''l "lH'
Nom. otb,r crcnut Toilets we're worn by hts llpplh-
rntt Mr.. Willing aud the Misses willing, Mrs Mllh'h'
Mr,. kruucr and Mrs fc'kubu. ,, O., las,
The President visited OtDpo Mountain House J." wv
returning hero about $3.50 D. W, inter u''N"','
drive In i. carriage were also Cuiof Justice Waite anu
vito and Nils. Trcuelut sou. the carriage being 9iN'u
hy Butler UauiiuE. They we're preceded u' UT "''
aud NI.. Uhiutug. 300 phar"u. Another car '- wy,
tl,urI Alexander Brown aud vie, auo w. L,lp'l'''
atd wife u Philadelphia luuch VIZ taken ht ''N'i "'
Hotel and ON the way back hc Presidents carr '- w"
rcnurutlr stopped hv parties oi ladic. h'"rint U"'V
uud wreath. of flowers. which were pic-'u'" y" n.'
AND whom The carriage arrived mere lht "'"I""' ''
u.ri..il, la,cllcd iu Il mass of local bloom
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Letters for Europe ueft not Do sp'rlY d~'r'l 80
match Dy steamer 0rl8r - secure s1'ty -
ivrry AZ destination. al transttilt- "a - a. iJ."Artt
by thr lt.tcst sfs'si. aT1Itb.t $780,,
Forelau maus rJr eafing August l. will cl)S)
.pro,,l.It Iu .il cases Al THIS O.Lcc - lJIJ W.
Via Queenstown letters for Germany ami Franco must q
... .,,.- 3 d.. many re,
p.r Eil- via Southampton aud Bremen letters Tor
t-eaf other european count r~ FAUST - IL
Tlr'loi wa iIayrr D. a. fIr RE Scticl.4Ads 81.
r,tr fer T. Z taaud, VIA Rotterdam ~ p =. IA Tor
it'rn,.Io. and Cuidad 30 lvIr. perS lai tli..
IS for Euro per 'tif'f. VIA
Oue.u,tonn Uctters for Germany amt France must 10
directed per tt.l''5 ~ . 90. m. To- .9.r per-
.SO D. mn lDr t.uba and Porto lacp. peg s. r 'iy OF
Il a via havana letters Tor y, IicJ miat De drrcteI
per CitY Of PacDia a. q = IN Tor RAJ anu han'Oa
Bran per > g. Jerome. . 49,. or =
Ncw..Il ans
RDAN-Ar for Venezuela anu % a'fa per '.
,,-.,iI.I. go 10 a. Tor europe per ~ o. .s,el
Rbynl.ud via Antwerp a. u IA Tor scplLna V,ioeg
ner Au.u ria Glasgow ~ u loi 'he y lln.
vtri Islands Dor . Murcl, NJ i.3' , N lpi Nupa
tl,. N..st 'infi-- = = 0hrato-a wa tfN a.
N.i. ~, china and Japan. Dor = Ninc W 81 Frli
Gloss brrs Nnrlsis IN Nails iJr AUSTRALIA
Nv Zealand sandwich ani fn'laanib per Any
$50, v san Francesca close lrrr August US AZ
s''.i" 80 an 4rr.vA A. NoaY1rk . A Clty 81
ieriin. with British mails Tor Au'trtiaL
Tbe scheiue cos1g ttransPacifc mails s irril7si On
, r.4uupuJu tlsr umnt 'rrlptsi rt1t trt1M 70
Francisco On dAY OF sailing VI seA nsr, Arl hpicli
uehos 'u' '" HENRY @. PEARSON P0stmEtss
pOst once, New urk. y y Aug 5 1884
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-13
GROWING INDEpENDENT CLUE.

The Blaine and Logan Independent Club OF
the XXth Dis ret held enthusiastic meeting lar
night Al It's temporary cluD roo u, No 800 se'on Lave
Th- CLUB was gained nee weeks alo with member
-bipofI 10 l. now numb rs 47j members. not dozen
Of whom have ever before vot'd IN Republican
ticket aud l. compo ed almost exclusively o.
Ir-h Americans The disafeo ion in the Demo
cratic ranks is chiefly que 20 the tariff plank the Re
pub lean plat Orm. HeretOf,r, the district has AWAY
gveu reavf De nOcr tic major ~, bat Om the rapd
growth ~ the club and the Democratic api mere
now far Oud. ok l,ra Eepubl, victory tbs FcaI
The officers OF the club are + Ge0ghegan. president
" u. Lenh en-. VI epres de II. ". Jaksch, re td-
cretary; Pttr ck Rus el treasurer and fredeilch
Baumg r sergeant Tha oh rmeu of he OnmitI g
Oh Eur lm~ut, ~ aHce, md SieaEef- ri AdYT Is nk
-Pr lively j. j. OShausne,sy, James johnson ana
Joseph Russell