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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-05
THE GUESTS N NLW-PORE.
ley rylrcRAPn no TIE rn1RrvE. [

II
NEw-PoRr. Aug. 4.-There are one hundred
and nfty sa OF yachts in tn. harbor tonight dense
we' fog prevails and The doeiul sound o. log horns Is
leaid upon every and.
M John Wells Of New-York gave a dinncr-plry at
"FIr Lawn" to.u yht
Mr.. -yyauus Read and family Of New-York have ar
rived az the Wilson Cottage.
+ J. Armory Of 70 ston. "a The guest u william c.
Rv-s. Of Ihe sime CRY.
stockton Haugh, % N'w-Jerser, has arrived at the
Berkeley
" Johnson ~ Maryland. AMI j. a. Berc~fOrd. Of New
York. are the guests of william r. Travcrs.
The cottg q colony well represented 10 the Casino
dance tonight. Il 4 brilliant well AZ enjoyable
AMIR Many OF the yachtmen We're Present
NJ ami M. Howard Vincent, OF London, are a, the
Arriya- al the AquIneck Huus, inclldcd-O. G.
Reed Buffalo; II. Mast,rsOu Il wife, E.N. DOlald. T. T.
Whiting. Mrs Richard Pel, Mrs =. 2. mes, J. K VIII
akcr View York ID. O.. Garrison ana vi =, T. LOUIS
n Kelly, springfield y. ". We-tc n, J. q. Church'A
James f. say les Providence y v. Wis., PulAdepuI
n. Dew Cornwall and wife, Manchester; ". = Daniels
WASH ugtou. -,
C. r. Marsh ami family. Mrs f. =. Hot. Mr. r. ..
Carry. Mrs NJ Aubiquv, J. Feely and wife, j. ard
Juan Barcelo Dr. ! f. p. Hodgsen o. /. whitman. New
Au.k. H. +. Evcrc Is ana wife, Rochester A. trdup
CUT: g. \. Deg ~. OHIO j. T.. Day, Worcester; W.
T. Bummer, ,AuDurDddr, Waiter Hidden, Providence;
l. J.. BacOI Boston K. we r. -. Louis; y. +.
Avery Grand Rapids G.. Wnell ami wife. VI. G. New IL
Weyhorl Francis W. K,nnrd, and WIFE. Phadel phla
John Lyon and wife. Pitt ourg ward 4. jon stone,
T. d Johnston Cincinnati. :. II. Goodw II, Mrs Good
win Mrs. Moody. Oneida, New Nnrk William BOgSs,
Baltimore ". II. COw.es. santa Bl. DIra.
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,,.ss her ar-t appearance here on January ne
In Queen elizabeth Marie STUART "i'
I" In English Y u,,n oolx IN. taintsst
srace al foreien accent You know thai Tor many W.
se mas often PLAYED the seepwakng scene rom ne
NH Ia English ana has long been familiar WIZ" A'
Anguage.' 80,
.WiSn wa, ose or two exceptions, the company
rin be American: / tried 70 coud not,
n suitable English one. nut ao,cr wonld
for I q not think the ordinary Enghsn sVooA '
h. tolerated on our STAG
"As 20 Lillian Russeuf" .. has a haby hut
.WeiI Lillian is Mrs solomon new No mas wIittcn
.he il nre tier than ever think Jaw 70. - .ba
Agreement with her, in which she ages ona All
e,nes M America n viii under our management. -
80 IL uneer ain In September she appears ID lou %
Ia new opera 'POcahOntas, by Grumpy anu 0o y. h
~ MS Is Successful she viii over here WIN sDue
Tecembrr or January In any case she WILL thihA coH
over at that time -- -. ,,o,r ~
81 has been rumo ed that she is over here now -.
aWhst ridiculous nOusensef only Wish sue "e'o' 'Oi
then con d ma ke d. es for her at once"
{" hat e So have you for next se son Y go . .o,,
a'Ip the Ranks and 'Romany Rye Will 20 out ~
A. adaptation Of La Charbonnierr Will be pro1ucS a.
Pbiadrlpha on October %. with Mrs Bowers n me Il al
IN part. and are ORGANIZING Duil-squ aS ~
ab az which we snail be able TO say more III d "0' -
fuO
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FRESH AIR FOk CHILDREN.
POOR CHILDREN LEAVING THE CITY

POOR CHILDREN LEAVING THE CITY.
Thirty-seven Fresh-Air children escaped an
unpleasant day in the city yesterday by starting tie
$40 a. m train, passing the Lehigh Valley Railroad
for the small and beautiful village OF Orwell. Bradford
County Penn. Three hers who failed 20 appear the
appointed hour sent later train. In the homes
OF the kind people who will entertain them, the children
will be able 10 keep dry without ling together In
small and furnished apartments. and will also have
abundance of wholesome food They were clean and
we[behsved and their clothes The party reached
WysanSng early in the evening, and went in wagons
Orwell, few miles distant.
party OF fysx children in charge OF missionaries.
made their way from various parts OF the city above
Twenty hrdst in the afternoon tho stonington boat
az the foot Jayst Five others waU should have gone
with the party failed to appear and will be this
evening. The children came mostly from the Sunday
schools Of he Gospel Tabernacle Twenty third Street Bap
tst Church. the North Presbyterian Mzpah Chapel and
Pilgrim Mission. Their destination Is North Sonin gon,
Conn where bones have been procured for by the
Rev. william Il. Cary. Twentye Zht will BE- enter aimed
by the following parisniOuers D. Z. Wheeler. BENJAMIN
Adam Hewitt, Miss Lucy Wheeler. Mr.. Jonn Williams
benjamin Wheser, Miss Reilly, George Avery. William
Et1nk, Ezra Wheeler T. :. Wheeler, Miss Gallup. Etw I'd
Williams, Alfred Mner
The Troy boat Citizens Line carried last night among
us passengers wentynine children, four being who
from the cast de % the ty and the majority OF
Last year Their destinations WlllsborO, Lewis. Vest
port. Wsdham's Mills Chazy. ROuse's Pc ut. Champ
MoOers Forks, MOoerS Junction, Euenburg ana MOrrt
sOnylle. They will pass their two weeks vacation at
the homes OF Mrs T. c. Smith, j. \. Gibbs. Mrs A. W.
Richardson, Mr.. Lawrence. Mrs.. swlncDOurue Jane +.
Barton, Ms m, Mrs DO0ltle, Mrs. W = Woo w lrd,
Mrs J Moore. Mrs Benz ANN Woodward. william j. NJ
Blackburn Mrs Laura l. sheldon, r. ". Garhck, A. D.
Fe tOu, g. W. Garlick and K. II Emery.
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THE REWARD OF rHE DEUEB oFMArD s
lnr rELgsRAPn TO rHR rRIsuyzI

CLEVELAND, Aug. 4.-Rclatlve 10 Maud :.
Mr. Bair to-day said: u thc morning Size made mile
i'm 2IS aud hal hour before the test another a 81
ON account of the rain size had not been working
much as she ougn; during tie week"
Had YOU ,nv OF knowing hat you were beating
Jay-Eye-sccs recorJ''
Yes before hifching up fasten this watch 90 my
buttouloe. and 70 1y Oh ny lap all the way round. 20
knew Just how each quarter was made. and heior"
pa-.od luder the wire was aware that .he record bad
been broken Before brought Maud =. ON. was sails
lied thai dId not do better than 40 -h' could do
to-day and Ud, determined 10 drive heI last Qua
MOI l.~e force her to the quarter pole and satisfied
wien reached 10 m 3-l4 Then began to crowd hrr
wduteI her to reach the hat mile n l;ol We dd reach
n I'M 1G1Ia and wac confident then that the record
would From there 20 the vic, II wa. 0n.y
question o. endurance
Ba!ruak,s $4,000 for his share % the performance
Half for bringing ..yu the mares record and hal for
beafin. ia, Eye--ce- 2:1O. Maud del arted Oh the
afternoon % tram Tor saratoga.
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TIE BROOKLYN SITUATION.
ovrR.rNpULGENT TO ENEMIES.

70 the razor Of The Trtbune' .
S,p. THE TRIBUNE's seemingly Over-consld-
crate treatment OF the officers Of the Young hepuoo
CHM Of this city has done chill the spirit OF e
n,ca,s an This aid, of the river than all other causes
combined He that's not for nae is against me II ~
tr,e to-day as IL was 800 years ago. While the muoy
~ the members OF this club are loyal 70 the core '
officers arc unfrieady TO the election Of MT Blame lnoy
are MS enemies and such they should be treated S
camna,rn II successful has got be waged upon aggres
sve principles and all who not for the republican
ticket must be considered as open enemies Ihere Is
strong latent Blame support in this city but II Il hahd
capped by the action OF the OFFICERS vi
the cy's leading Republican organization ms suPperV
has no means Of expressing t'el the cldDs oni TIE
having set down upon the uckei NoW un4ess anT
TrmrSE changes its tone toward these oyer-go01
ssntlemen and comes 20 the hello OF the frencs OF me
nary iu his city the cause - far as BrOyh ~ Cn
eerncd Is inurel The TRIBUNE IS MAKING mons
aud valiant fight against the pLry enen M ,nsc ~
control this club Is pissn@ strlAg 10 NH, ~
best friends only upon tnis side oil the r'11 Su'
upon side as well
Brooklyn, AUG. L. 1854. -,
I'VE have treated the governing committees WIN
consideration because they represent omclaily an
organization which in its rank and hle Is loyal 10
The Republican cause The Brooklyn Young he
publican Club is in favor Of Blaine by large ma
FORTY: and because we know this to be the case
We have treated the officers with more consideration
perhaps than they have deserved. IL Is mistake
however. to assume that both governing commit
tees are hostile TO Mr. Blame. The Advisory Com
uittee. representing the various ward associations
has a majority of Blaine Republicans 1t may be
well to call attention TO one additional fact: the
Advisory Committee adopted a resolution to the
effect that certain portions of the official testimony
of the Judiciary Committee favorable to Mr. Blaine
should he printed in the pamphlet recently issued
The Executive Committee did not see III 10 heeu
these instrucuons.-EdI
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BANGSOn August >. at The MOS New Albany. Ind,
John Bang % John morton q ~. oi Louisville ~
tts ycsf 'H 0 'i' "'' ''"u '''' '' ' ''' '''
! cHArFIELD-char.s' Il cia:Ge.a on 3d August 50.
Funeral a. his late Ie7urEgo 3 Van BuIonst.
brooklyn al 2. M. an August
ths boat leaving Sv.iorE al iijGl rs of 1hlt Day
FlTHIAN-At his residence 81 West t,t. city, August
Notd 20 o. Pi asera 6e t. I'''''-'
| HoPwooD-ou Jul. 81, PheDo l., wife OF The Rev B
Faas IN be held AZ calvary prs'Dytor'n Church, New"
Relatives viii meet Al The h,u.c - uraj IT, n go D. m.
/ InteIment Al convenience oftne fanny
LoCKWoOD-At View canaan. conn. Monday. 3th august
Funeral from his l4e ssiden. v edne.y 5h inst 80
p III.
Low-At her home Newport R T. on SATURDAY, August 2:
HArree Low, daughter II Abel A. Low. n the i@d year
Funeral service: Will DE hs4 At Grace Church Br2oSya
| Friends aTe requested not 20 sen flowers,
MACRI Eat Ataspeth. Queens County -. =. suddenly
Monday morn august 4. 1854, James Maurice IN ths
Funeral .eryce on Thursday II O'Clock m al
Carriages ferry Broadway 10 O'Clock
q.
oBELL-on Monday Edmund G r., sou Of the iat, Jane.
Relatives and frisnd rsspee,'l.y invited to attend n.
Interment At last Chester, y. :.
NSw.li@yrn Conn IN TIE i3i year OF her a.e
Ga Sf Toaf,l T al 51i a ty a,rn9o d
Train cave, foot Barcay-st at4iO.
NeN-liAyen papers p-ase
rs ma s6:1i % Il a 19S Apf'' a4 50 Al
The funeral services 10 Doe et 50
Clinton Frrrepunt-St. hall
. O'Clock Ou " edncs,iay, August 10
sMITH-At island Il INT, y J oH SATURDAY August ,,
illness tlifOld infant 0. william r. nj
Catherine J. smith. AGED months 4Gd - days
Intcrmoul Greenwood.
wooDWARD-At Huntington. Aueu,t2. Elizabeth Wool.
respectfully invited aitc4d her funeral
pace on iues..ay Angus, g. 90 i5u from The rest
Of stephen g.. ti4IUts.
Carriages viii tam Having Long Island CITY 800
a.. RETURNING al p IA
WHITTEMOR E-At Nr. Ton -1l Conn. saturday
August Cd Mary Agnes wia." of Henry :. Whitten0re.
agei - years.
Relatives aud friends attend the uucral from
her residence, No i Mcs 2.i.,t, TUESDAY,
August j. al 10 O'Clock -.
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SUMNER LIFE ArS4RATOGA
MEETINGS OF AssocIAroNs-CoMING ADJUSTMENTS
ARRIVALS.


ARRIVALS.
SARATOGA SPRINGS, Aug. 4. -" Christian
Monumental Art was discussed by the clergymen as
senoled at tie Ministers Association meeting Temple
Grove this morning. 1t opened by the Rev DR..
Angler, OF Boston Mass. There was a large number
present, Inc luding visiting clergy1nen
Inc American Dental Association national delegated
oody' Will begin four days session here tomorrow.
The Delaware and Hudson Railroad depot is draped in
mourning in respect to the memory Of the late president
lhomHs Dickson, who highly esteemed by the citi-
lens OF tGis place, where he was frequent visitor
Al the Washington Methodist Episcopal Church
yesterday morning the Rev. Dr. j. p Newman preached
10 an audience numbering over 400 persons.
The Episcopaans began their fair to-day in the Wash
ngton street Parish Home. 1t VIII be continued through
out the week
The Washington HarmOncs sang at the United states
TINS morning, and Congress Hall this evening.
The Elk Ridge Club Of Baltimore, engaged in a fox
hunt to-day starting from the Geyser the southern sub
A. the Town Hall This evening Professor C. R. Cron-
Wei gave an art entertainment FOR the benefit OF The
home OF the Good Shepherd a charitable institution con-
quoted under the auspices OF the EpscOpaiians.
Carlottt will make another balloon ascension from
evening Mrs " j. Bentley sopTano OF ADD, viii
slns IN me music pavilion.
W. II. H. Hart Of Washington gave dramatic readings
az the Orr House this evening
Included among The ate arrivals from NewYork City
SI slelu.! are H. A lhalnDers j. g - Matthew's. l..
" Crane. Misses Cary. II. +. Brown J. f. Carroll. +.
hchdrus' MT anu Mrs n Higgins. Dir. aud Mrs. ~ W.
Randall Knoedler ". + stafford, j. p. Chambers, \.
Garcia T. r. de Florey G. A. COppia. Mrs. f. Oppla. d.
SANCHEZ and family, Mrs. VI. p Woodruff. VI IS Wood
ruff Mr. and Mr.. r. B. Woodruff. Mr.. and Ms y. b.
Weston, /. S Collins Mrs :. Collins. Misses Collins Mr..
and Mrs. r Irwin. =. II. Is k. j. p. Ic cher. " c.
Dewey. r. r. q bbs. ". Hutchns Mr. and Mrs.. ". A.
Clark. Mr. and Mrs. II. Meyer. +. T. TrOwbr dye. j n.
Bancroft Mr. and Mrs. T. Rutier, +. Hender
son, J. L. Benedic :. Austin. Dr. : Colin. Mr.
and Mrs. O.. Mas H. Mrs A. " Ke iOlg Mr.. l.. Ru-
d0lph and family Mr. and Mrs.. J. W Ogden O.. Alex
ander Mss VI. Z. Wilcox. q. Il. Redm nd. +. VI. Mora,
f. ". Arnold, G. g Beued e. and family. T.. POmroy, Mr..
ana M r. stokes MI ana Mrs. j. e. Latham, ir. H. W
Hlnt, f. L. Dewey. ". II. sage Mr. am Mr.. W. r.
Wood ara, Nr ANA Mrs. e.. II. Moler. Misses MoAer
Mr. aud Mrs ". " Beers and NJ ana Mrs I. Austin.
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ACTION OF TIE YOUNG MEMS CLUB.

Sir: Having read your paper tor long
time aud seeing that support the Republican cand-
d,,e so well deem il rriy lege able to send these
few es showing how WI oar criticisms are appre-
eiated by goodly numb T, the arge majority o.
tn brooklyn Young Rep Dlican club whicA organl]a-
ton hayeb ca connected with since It's infancy l. a.
one O the memb rs. ne -rtily ap rove OF the idea
Of calling a meeting 81 the Whole cmo
n order 70 get the sentiment OF all tAe
members moi letting one Cr committees dictate what
a. of lie Nho club viii take ue cn-u ng Presidrn-
TIA r.mpsign we'd the much aiked-o psmpLI -
la rvetn. and deem mem less 81 Tar a. l. person
ally ana concerned. Ny no est PM L is iha' mere a.
som iii en- rund ed or O. thou-aud members n me
club tbat W H. 4 / n @ iuer own honest cIuvlruo s.
strp..t r. aim. an Losln " II. RADCLIFFE.
10 jOG Herk,mer-st, Broosiyn, Aug l--4
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LET MAYOR LOW spEAK OrT.

10 me razor Of The TrtbUHc.
SIR: As a Brool1hnite in favor of home
rule deeply deplore the false position in which IN"
Young Mems Rep blcan Club has been placed b' IL IN
Wise attempt to diclatc a National nomination As JUS
committees nave reporet the rec I'd OF one OF the
Presidential candidates. they should. 10 b- Fc"i
reporj upou ID record OF the othci 'anddate Also
The action OF the COVER Tag committee OF inc roHng
Me - Kepub lean club seems TO nave influenced oiI
reform MAYOR and caused ana 10 assume an cIhVocti
uo-itIun 10 t4e preset Presidential campaign ne
should tie poiu a lie Of John Ivcr wh" hrcamr
Presdsuf by accident nd h would, ~ doubt. improve
his political vsi a. lie ought 10 con
" c. Himself speed " thar the pol'lra af-
cdcut when nude Grover Cleveland Cove nor %
New York will not happen again ~ this century ne
must SHOW mat he Ngs liked principles rOnpec 20
with the Great National issues O his campaign or he VIII
become political rObOdy when M, present term *
pres. No hls ever yet succeeded p'luc'll a.
cyerybnd = Tn nj. The Nation dem ncs positive men
OF wrl-kuOwn pr Icipcs FOR le lder-. ms rAd oi
tuid noDode- who afraid o. dec arr their prn pc-
Home government American give nment under AZ
American protective policy and Brooklyn wants 20
know her home ment Mayor Is N favor oil can
didA for President stdnds for home government
under an American policy, or whether ne iavnrs the eau
diiate who stands for fore gn government uhheI tue
X ,ieb rec fr de poi.v l. Mayor Low speak out
~. ,It5,, A1g 4 l-S4 BROOKLYN.
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OBITEARY.


DIV =. IUAITIELD
Levi B. Chatteld who was Attorney General
u Sew York rom I-43 1888, died his house No,
65I Madis1u-avo.. Elizabeth, y. j. yesterday morning
Of SLOW para sI- lie wa' born March D, l,Os in
Ot.ego Count. lie was educated the District school,
here be became tea her when sixteen years old lie
BEGAN the practice law a. Laureus IN partnership with
Samuel :. Down. In 1-3- Ae cted TO the A.
sembly Dem crat amt was ch speaker iu 1872.
His increasing law orlc induced him to give mp ctis-
Iatlyc work !. l~44 de egate 10 o. couVru-
ton which REVISED the Constitution. I'm lei1 hr was
chosen 20 Doe At General. ing the o.y ,a1i ate
81. fn the ID ate ticket IN l@Jl Bee Was I- "a
elected. ln 49, n OBTAINED charter fr the Atlantic
and Pacific Ralroa' company, re X ed ~ AT r'ey-
te. c.a ia 1888 ami WI. elected preside or hr COM
talv m 1861 Nr Chitnrd resigned his position ~
presd M and med hr practice of law lu u9 cltJ
II. wa. tp oil prUfc --ur-hlp L th' Law Depart
ment of y-Yor, T n ver-ity, but Ice, ureI only one
term. BE was associated numb 10. Important asses
H. leaves wife. .. SONS aut d4ULhf o. The funeral
viii take place Tomorrow, aud ternen VIII De at
Lau. e4- IA - .r.O Co utf.
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was thronged with guests Among the per.
formers, ainauers, were Miss Stanton, Mas Bradford
and Miss Homer who several beautiful voca selsc
lions; Miss Hunt and Mr. Van Raalte who rendered
some excellent violin solos Mrs LOr ng and Miss Eel oa
lVOr, whose plano solos admirably executed and
hiss Harriet shaw. who played the harp. The affair
was very succe s ami bri liant beginning OF the Mon
day entertainments
Mr. George Riddles reading s set down for Thursday
night ROdcks.
J. Hutch nsOn Kay and .miiy OF Phi adelpha are AZ
the Thurber cottage
Alpdeus Hardy aud family OF Boston, at the Broh
Z, I'M Cottage.
Mr. and Mrs william Fowler Ladd. Of Galveston,
Texas. are az "A cottage Albert-ave.
DR.. Haskell DERBY. the Boston ocuiist, has beautiful
cottage On the Bay Shore he spends the
with hi family
NJ. j. Arthur Beebe and flmily, OF Boston, are at
Edgemere."
Mrs. r. l. Campbell, OF New-YO.k is at The Thayer cot
fatra
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PLEASURE At BIE HIRB1R.
.BYrr1raRlru ~ nm rgmrNrl

-BY TELEGRAPH To rHr rHin sci
BAR HARBou, Me-. Aug. IA thick fog
ore.hun- t.c age tu.- aueu,ou as Mr.. Blame drove
down fo fhe SO amDout wharf n'- amy cA-riise Win
So Blame. Mis-, Nlrglre Blame iud hl. l-lie sr'nu-
D. tl' child D llr. DOopiu- r. In ctn.h h'' o'eh
waiting -omc .yo OF three minutes for Ar 'in. ma
soon 1F thc latter stepped on bour with Dis 'I'kN'r
ue whist. 4ounded. fne r'uea wer" r''t 'h am me
-eoluoi disappeared IN the heavy log toward me North
on is WY to The icry-llnoing a the terminus 'i 'h'
Min. Cen. rd Railroad. How oug 'lr bdne VIII re-
msiu away D.. mot known. .,u as Ic i~ri'i INK Win
1.r Gi- absanrc will prpo1pI. ha f~ several dY' N4-
Ml Earrt Blame ouy went ,o E tw1rtIi r'.h.hlI- 4.
O'Clock with irioud Mr Blaine hid several pom l'"
tll.tra tp-day and wa rX' cmeIY o''i
oven FEB fha moment or Li4 dcpaf uf'' O'''E
aiupst l, 70 bruud pY rho 80 amer Iht MORN ht 'n'
following g.uuom.u .prat au hour Cd. tvo WITT hi"
Iud. 80 James o. Nj chau. Colonel a L'ul'n -u'N''''
~amus Bel. aud Airx tuder e. tI.ot' rrt "' 'n' '"'
league ot Philadelphia. all Cnnfls'au'h N'W"'. "''''
Of rrnns'lya Charlca ii-t',N Holman YOUNG
M.ssaruuHrlt' louuil,i, also cAllrd anon Nj bln'.
% .opmt ihai not ou thr nov Green Dni'lh l'"'"'
uu. The oid onr Also va, cuur.y colsumoi hy tHo
nam.a Handy vo.t q. ot Ino hotels iendn" Amos
and The tvo tall chinneys .rr lru Co mark tho "'"'
Arrangement. have bro4 made o. erect "a to@poru3
tuo--toly wooden hutsl cuIt ming .cu bedrooms Tor
ught sItsfs the bu der IFlu- A. eel 10 uhl'h h J'
eight days. The hotel % take .he place OIL u''
one destroyed Will be- began ia the ial' anu
built OF Stone, 0f which there Is
vas quantity the noun tain, and " u stand nAi tue
pre-ent watch tower The namrs or t1r burning -lruc
turr W re sc 90 a. R0okland. some sky mrs uis.a
The Green Mountain Railway company arr taAlus ms
o. provide luncheon tor "a % y IS myers IN IL" Fl
canvas tent on the summit IT," luno l0r 'Ae
temporary structure IL air ad, or Z way mere. D.. -
Mrs orge Place her regular series OF Hdhhl-
meT musical entertainments this morning. Her cottage
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MANY LIVES n PERIL FROM FLAMES
MARROW ESCAPE OF PEOPLE FROM BURNIND

Fire broke ont early yesterday morning in the
tenement hou-c so. - Olar.tou--t. and had % not
b7n for ogIcs ruI intelligent action ODD the Ilrt of yo-
ucemou auI utcmru there would have been serious Io-s
of fe The entrance Of the house - n Charlton ST. bur
10 bias front Narcs~- The ground floor is ofcuuiei
by j. NckcuuJ'. liquor store amt Bernard T. Wu.ter-
iues grocery Store ON tue three upper floors Urn 30
number o, families u 1l ABOUT twenty people The fr.
was first discovered hra coorod man. vino gave the
alarm. and Policeman Me,rs -igrhUed fh, engines from
the corner box. Returning with the Assistance o the
ue-r1 Ue burst open the door when J,u.c volume ~
smoke poured out showing that the -tlrvavs were
aI,iuT fire. iu flr meantime some or he neighbour.
hlI uIi.u.I 'In sleeping inmates of the house lu 'uc
escape 0f those W tho t0r story t0 tlc f0of Misses Il-e
C',t and ijl Dixon and Mrs. Morrison had thrIrui-bt
CLOTHES burned almost IN of chem. Nr, Lizzie MrGo.u.
however us unable to reach o root and .ue .Hut tnc
door pt hcr room. -hc was tlheu ouf Pos th, nfcWou
who'll This time had arrived. and mad their ladders up
Ou .r. top floor v1s John Murphy, uI. vir auI three
dnulhter. idvud Pork. aud ns wife and du.utrr
fho roof 300 urr uthtru.lr. ptUrut Nr. ana Mica
I'tt Ih' TWO Nl"t N"t" '.cu'd from tb,iI rooms hy
family oI Policeman IIrcl Whloi. nf tuo Wu,rter a.
.Iu.d lII. ,,I.n aud rlHd .at,I fbr ,,f 10, ',irt,
ben anu John llIu. AiI. tordrIn N.lfou Ml.a LrIru
and Nss Settle Oad who uvul OIL flr at,i guo, ,I,,n
lhr shore. nud lriutd u NuirfluR aud his Younger
brother who U'td back OF thr.r sturn 'ir- ,oulrlm
Warren 'its i.ud nnd John add were lAou from their
for Air Mrkrul, esrird MIsaos hridru aud Oud. va"
hal rUtN Ird uui u turlI window iud had prrrAiuuH
footing aNulnt Mi Muiriln- was aroused u' thr
-npbc. aud catching zap nls brother made dash through
The .uaf td l.rr. which nlrd bis -tufo llr 4ut to
street nearly sunofAtrd by The smoke and With hia
clothing 900 flames lAr people who had made thur way
o. the roof were taken down by the nrcmeH ana a of
homeless people we're cared for by ympathlnng neigh
burs
During the confusion the nre thieves stole satche
containing some lcWcrs and money belonging 20 Mrs
Warren The entire damage done by the IRE Is about
5000, which II partially covered by Insurance
LOCOMOTIVE SHOPS BURNED.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. IA lire Ill the engine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-05

CLEVELAND Aug. "A telegram too'ivad here This
morning. unuou. d. ocah 80 Easlou spa. of ". W
Auolx. axe saveu ye gh. inm injuries received hero
ou July Ij 90 tle ulud Of hI- law ,yulu who wiylal
at tcknd and at mito 1 rob him III as-ultnt /. an
know
Pur.Hrue. Au1 t-Levit Peterson age nilcfy-thrre.
o, PIT sburg earliest and most pro nnen bu'iue.-
men. dieI this morning IN his nue r-thrl year Mr.
Peter. was ou, Of the plop.oHrs Of Go Pnnsy .a"d
D1V tdrocutc the hr. dlIycvcr punished re- iormed
va urt Board Of Trade. l uuft .ut no ~ ~ '.'Vl
and Was la r1oy lufrtestd u Geo ron iud 10 Ms
NV IT, I.urd tine Mtsuulc orders Ia PM aaelnhia Ia
1919 and come fu o. f. 'urE n l-li
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rdtoro rlc Los tHge'e. Hr,oH died 'udlcly of apo.
plrAy lad night ct s,aa hopA iio Wa born in P'tt'