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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-02-28

Ste gr6bte SuHabme au Sieb wirS aus
BEN ienIeits bee Ntififppi scleseuen Staa
ten gemelbst. Der gBsrtb BON BIeroeu,
Nonieislu uub Riuboisb ift lett lsstsm Sab.
re sefisgsu, rpdbreno bsr3snise Der Sdweins
be6eutsub unb berleniae Der Sdaie geriua
fiel. Na6fishsube 2absue ergtsbt ben gegen.
mdrtteen 0urdidnittawertb Der Ebters I'm
Sergleidse an bem isstidhrigeu @ertbs:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-02-28
4S. GOuareS.-Grfte Sieuns.

Tph cine untsriud5nns ibtr Bic dnssbItdh BE-
uorfsbsnee SsridbmtI,uns Der Baltimore
Ohio Seiesrapbsn Gompasnie" nit Ger
.Bsffsrn= Union. a. Sin SurfebIas sessn sen
crefniattorsidbwinesl.- Siebftutbeus
s,ta.
Wai btngtnn, 81. 6e6ruar. 9 t.
nate tpuroe Die 9anb- Btu fiir bic Snbtausr-
ffdmme siinfiis stnbsriGt,t,
San Nhd beantrasts, bas Boff.@omite 3u
tnftuiren, beB ss uuterfufe, Oh jsmals cine
@onioltbattcu spiiteu Der y y&eferu= linton"
unb eem Baltimore Sbio Selesrapbeu"
persinbart geweleu iei. Ban Wpd htelt eiue
lGn8ere Rece uno erfldrte, ans ben 4uSiageu
oss Srn. 9torptu @reeu iet Sieies herpor=
gegargen; Der ilters @arrett babe bic Con
lo!toattou pereitrtt; MN m6d3te man bod
germ erfakren, tparum osrielbe SieIe5 ge=
than babe. Rudbem Der &eouer Den nsultd
BON &obert Garrett gsmadteu Soridlaa
frtttftrt, IdloB er nit ber Sebauptuug, baB
MIR bas Sorssben Ger 8ssieruns, iu6em ite
etEen eigenen Selegrapbeu srrtbte, Ole bet
ben Wonopole iGrsdsn t6nue. Der 8sihluB
purbe nod lGugerer Debate an Gin sorlite
psrpieisu
SbsrmaH bstlagte iit, saB bas 9aus bic
SerptEssnns fir Setrttbung Der Iluteriu.
6urasu i'm Giibeu nod utd1t gemaht baue,
unb SaS man bisIeibeu ourldufis stufieleu
mifie.
lin 2 lbr Habm Der Ssnat Die 8tl iiber
osn Sau neuer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-02-28
Sritasi6iTe

!oteber ouf. Suues BON 5lortSa ingte, es lei
etHe getietsriIde Bfidt, uniere sSlotte 10 ~
perRatter, baB mir uns ipenigftens NIT elmer
YsGht 3peitsn STANCES uerglelheu fOuuteu.
Refine irsm6e Wad't Tonne ie barau oenteu,
Gmertia 8u srOberu, absr tbre SlottsH f6nu-
ten mrs ihioigsr, un5 In stuem iolten Sale
wsroe Saa amerifauiiGe Sc!t ben Wtdnueru,
ipslde unisre Slotte uerfalien lteBeu, has
8stbrsGsu nte perseiben. Die iouoerbare
Stsuuua in meIdsr ff) bic GspubltT ben
Rcuardts'u Der altsu Welt gsgeuiiber Be
ftree, f0nne ~ ietsr Stunee etHe tnternatio'
mole 8ernidellrg berbei fiibreu.
g!cBberion metrte, man iouts bic gun
Dessmbsr parten, ~ wsldsr 3stt ots tm
Gou bsgriiisneH Sdltiie ferttg istsu.
S1le mstnte, 9us tDerbs ote Sadle I'M Gin
msiterss Sebr uersOgern.
&odtiE fragte, Oh oas 9unb ihOu ause.
gtiffsu rerbsu ober Oh Elm GugriTi 81 be-
fiir6ten iet.
SaIe lugts, rs isi lsiht, berartiss 5ragen
~ tbun. Seit 10 SahreA 4Gtteu mir i'm
ttsfffen Srie6en gslebt, aber es lei fragltt,
oh Die nQGfen 20 Sabre eben 10 frteoItG
ieisu. Wton baue fsiue Sdtfie, I'M etueu
srisg berbst ~ iiibrsn, iCacern nm Seuie!ben
ob,uncubsu.
Bed id)Isppts baum bic &arIfirase in Die
Debate binsiu. Damn sntfeuo etu LANCER
CANT ;mtideu @eff uno gutisr iiber Cor
ruption, Spbu &oaa unb aubere. I'm
ll6r mut6e bie9ebatts a6ssbrcben, unS mad
bem Wor8ou ned elm Enhancement uorSe
Idlagsn bate, perta8te ild Der SEudt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-02-28
3fanSfei8er It.
~ 9elo @clb e! @el6 +! 9elS
- - ,Sewpt & $afa6es,

r@onfOliSirte 9arlebeu @ompagnis,"
gr. 63. BefsBaItimprs'. nase gasar.,
rta@er auf RaufmannSwaarenu unh n Rertbjddbeu
ither Art srose unS Iberals @prfe unb baIten Stes
ftlben fir irgenn cine reretnbarte3et tn Beruabrne
Aue TrGnsGtticrer qef4ehen ffrens priSattni.
grtbats Gpmptcir biftter BEN 2aben. (Se5t3, ,1S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-02-28

gOnbOn, 81. Ssbr-3sr bon 2iuerpool
rad Sauaura 5sitmmte ipanii4e 8aHpfsr
n@GefrsOo," Capt. @ar1ies, ii nabs Der
Witutung tes Rerisp gsitrauoet uuo IN Der
Wiitts sut3pei gsbtoben. $3.50 Ser fpautibe
Camper ,GIbano," &opitdH Eortca, am
q. SarIer bon Nep Orleans mad Qtuerpoo!
GbasQaugsn, purbs am -. b. %. uuf bOher
See In iiufsHhsm !3uftauoe aufgesebsn. Die
WurnitQit rsttete ft uuo tft III 2tFiabuu
argsIcnmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-02-28
2puts TeIber,

2puis Telber,
- 6abrifaut unb 5dublsr DON
SAD
BON retuer Boas d. ioliser Arbett; aiIsSerteu
&frt d. . a rn,
DaImcral nns SermantpDn Gsftridtt Mrb geirebts
trurnp 10 areu,
Srobs auspabI bon aurspaareu. Reim rsi5kaIttses
&horttment, iptpis
stsene 3 brtfattpu
bieten tinret6enhe Gdrantie, bas Id aureer auf'S
Heite anh Bigisfte bsbiensn tam.
Die R04fen Daarpretis peresn fir Bcue gessbsn.
2omts Seller,
Rr. 1877, Gdbs Brp pabmat,
Ssbrif: EsIen BON hsg etaht an ssr rsbsri6s
(D IL .1Stkm,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-02-28
J. Gr.Gruperueur 6nbbars.

Sartforb, Conn.,, %. sssbruar. - Gr.
@ouusrueur Subbaro BON Connecticut fiart
um 70 llbr bsute friib On Srisbtiasr Ris.
rsrfraufbett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-02-28

Serttu, 81. 8sbruar.-0as n0eutids
3ogsbIGtt" ertidrt: Scr @tinubts 5argsut
bot ieine 6sgteruug bsrart comprOmittirt,
taB fe, im Safe ils nsitsre unauusbult1
tetteE oermsibeu mill, tbu fttueS Dteniiea
sntketen muB."
Earta. u, Sebrgar.-0as SouruoI y2e
YaitS" berertt: oSirft 8tsmnrd bat utht
rur bic aEsritaniiGs Sspubttf fbduSttd, be-
leioigt, Oubern aud oer gau5sa gSslt Gros
8sboten. Die GemOfratts bat idb iebod nm
pihttaere 8iuge III betiiumeru, ais mi
fsing iniplsnte SeraasiOtoerung."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-02-28
gfraius Hne @iifabsth

0arnNa0t q. Sebr.-Die StrlObnng
ter Ertu5efin @ltiabsta uon 0sfieu nit Gem
@ro6iIrfisu SsrgiuS Don 0luBtanD ptro Off.
'tsu uertiiHbet. @liiubstb Ii ote ;netts Sod,
ter tss @rosberScgs BON Ssiisn uHb Der uer'
folbsntu Yrtu5siftn Ilice bon Gnglanb.
9s!atrs tff Der iwsttjiirgfe 8ruber be8 &ia.
rsu, NIB nnroe aHl II. Mai 1857 ge5orsu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-02-28
Der Telesna In Qappten.

Gsn. Srabam's Sprritfer pDn Ertniftat aus
6sapnnsn. - Ssiorsniift i'm BstrefT ers
5fGfuItats. - Pie Situation an anstren
Hunftrn. Sen. Bcrnpn's ,,Hubs im gu
ram" R6mnfs brt &uaeim
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-28
TELEGRAPHIC TICKS.
TIE French Plan.

Paris, 2T.-The trial OF directors
and managers OF the Banqua of
Lions Ell Loir, which failed Two or
three years ago, was concluded yes
terday. NJ. Sayery, ex-deputy, and
at one time under Secretary of State,
was sentenced to five years in prison,
and fined 10000 francs, and to suffer
for ten years the suspension OF his
civil and political rights; NJ. Zielin-
ski, manager, was sentenced TO five
months in orion, and fined 5000
francs; NJ. Billantsp, sub~manager,
to four months in prison, and fined
5000 francs; the rest Wers only fined
amouots ranging from 1000 to
10. coo francs. NJ. Slavery, the chief
offender, fled the country.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-28
The President.

New YORK., 27.-The President
came ashore this morning with
Secretary Philips and Me:srs. NIL
Ter and Tsffany and made several
calls. At 10 o'clock the North AT
1antic squadron got under way and
proceeded up the bay where torpedo
experiments and msnGuvres viii
take place, the President going on
the Dispatch and Secretary Chsnd-
Ter on the Albatross. the exercises
will last several hours. Tomorrow
there will be exercises at torpedo
stations.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-28
Elaine.

Bar Harbor. 2T.-Blaine was Down
stairs to-day In bis usu. Al health.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-28
Announcer Arctic scheme.

st. Petersburg, 27.-The ministry
of marine has issued TO several
termed societies plan for a Russian
polar expedition. The idea is to
have several largo parties start for
Jeanette Island, and proceed en-
tirely on foot across the ice, leaving
large depots of provisions in the
rear. It is thought there are many
islands north of Jeanette Island
that can be util Zed,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-28

"Prickiy Ash Bliters" is au IN.
failing specific for all complaiots
arising from derangsme at of tho
functions OF the liver. It puriie.
tbs blood and infise, new life into
the invalid. Pains IN the size
general uneasiness, loss of appetite,
headache, bilious attacks, etc, o c..
are cure Indications that q corrretive
IS needed. "Pfickly Ash Bilters"
IS especially adapted for these COM
plants. tia uses torp liver TO
action and restores it TO healthy
condition. T
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-28
A Lawyers Opinion Of Interest
to ALI.

J. A. Tawney, Esq, a leading at
torney CT Winons, Mimi, writes.
"After using 1t for more Than three
years, take great pleasure in stat
ing that l regard Dr. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption as the
best remedy In the world for Coughs
and Colds. 1t has never failed 10
cure the NEST severe colds I have
had, snd invariably relieves the rain
in the chest
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-28
France and GERMANY.

Paris. 27.-A dispatch from Ber~
lin to Matin a serts that a Franco.
German alliance is arranged. France
is to obtain certain territory on con-
dltIoa Of not opposing Germany's
claim to two parts of the North Sea.
Both Countries are to assist each
other in acquiring colonies.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-28
A Sugar Crisis.

Vienna, 81 The sugar trade IF
this City is passing b crisis. The
failure Of the great f1rm OF z. Wen
rich csused panic On the bourSe
yesterday The failure was due to
the rush for speculation. A years.
respite was granted the 6rm and in
that time it is hoped il w'li RICH it,
self. Tho'e int 'ested In the firm
are doing their utmost 10 support it.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-28
The Anarchists.

Berne. 27.-The police, yesterday,
rRided the honses Of certain well
known anarchists in TINS city and
made several arrests, and secured a
stock OF highly indamm itory pla-
cards ready for posting. The Swiss
govefnmt Mt announces that me4
snres of increased slringency will be
enforced against anarchists.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-28
The Road Must Pay.

New York, 27.-Judge Wallace,
to-day, in the United States circuit
court decided the case of Marrow vs..
the Texas s. Pacific railroad, thai
the company NUT pay its interest
10 cash upon the inc )me and lard
grent bonds for 1892 and 1858. The
case involves $500, 0Ce.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-28
More Croohedness.

New York, 81 VIM. Davis, vice
president of the CLONE Mutual Bene
fit Society, was ares ed to-day
charged with having. while agen
OF ths Prudential Life Insurance
Company Of Amer 'ca, collected $40
comIh isaions on policies issued 10
what are claim,d TO be fictitious
persons. The examination was
postponed one week.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-28
Science.

Montreal, 27.-The ffty-fourtb
annual meeting of the Brilieh $3.50
citation for the advancement Of
scieDce opens he to dsv. The
weather'i3 fine 81 d cool. II viii be
one Ct the LARGEST and mostIepre-
sentative meetings the association
has ever held. At / o'c ock the
general com mittee met to arrange
bus ness fer the association.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-28

atvlng decided to close out an a,sorsm.rt .
nos weather Clothing for Ladies' and Mems Ws..
na.SS'n 1ima mas now arrived See the prices ar
1nsn straw Hats, Mems Summer Goats, in CIotb
linen, ana Alpaca also Lace Shswls, Linen and
ulaSs o'o'h Suits, all been reduced from 20 to a
per cent and will be sold to make ROOM as o ,odS
a, oeing purchased in the Eastern Markets f.,
Fall and Winter Stock. 'N''' Iof
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-28
PrOhibi.iOnists.

Lansing, Mich 27.-At 10 O'Clock
this morning, the Prohihitionist
State Convention was called to order
under the temporary organization.
Commissioners were appointed and
recess was taken until this AFTER
noon.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-28

asOve SOLID sustained ard ~
strongest psoof and by the Houkepe in This and
jacent cities From along list testimonials, publish the folowgga
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-28
FoIger Sick,

Rochester, 27.-Judge Folger is at
his no in Geneva suffering from
nervous prostration, caused by over
work. This morning he is reported
better. He has been out riding
every day till yesterday. Friends
are hopeful for his speedy recovery.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-28
Maud S.

Hartford, 27.-Maud S reached
Cbartet Oak Park at noon in CHI srge
of Z If. She viii lie trained for an
efflrt to lower her 2.092f record be-
foie being retired from TIE tutf.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-28
TIE Swain Court Martial.

Washington, 27.-The Swain
court martial is postponed until
November 18th. as General Swsim's
chief counsel will be u, able to ap.
pear before that time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-31
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WAsUINGTON, Aug. 3O.-C commodore Ear
English chief Of me Bureau Of Equipment aud Recruit
ing and Acting Secretary Of the Navy will reuqui,i
both offices September o. when lac VIII he succeeded
chief Of the bureau by Commander ". :. schlcy,
uandng the Grecy relief vessels. and Acting Sccre
tlry Of the Navy probably by Commodore }. g. Walker
chief Of he Burcou OF Navigation Commodore Eng ish
VIII join the Lancaster at Southampton about September
Is, By which time he VIII have been promoted 10 the
Grade of Rear Admiral. and VIII then assume command
OF the European station. Commodore English viii sal
from Sew York on September 10. lie will be aCcomPa
nf.d by Chic, Engineer Jolnon Passed Assistant sur
gcon kiVcy and Paymastcr thompson, all OF whom have
been ordered 70 duty on the Lancaster Rear Admin al
be retired S,ptca Der g. aud from tn date uni Commo-
Doe - gi-n relieves lin Captain Potter commanding
the Lancaster. the senior officer Of the station, VII %" IN
command the L ton The statement int the tlmly
Commodore Eng Ia will accompany nm T. EuIopt Is
Commodore Ralph Chandler VIII probably he ordered
to relieve COWuod r. welt president OF tine court
Of lIq Try investigating the frauds IN Tie Bur al Of VI III
Circ and sur gerry.
Observation-Disclosures James \. Ring recently
ticl 10y court-uutlal on charges or orn.rLue-s his
been sentenced o suspension no IN x and dutj Tor
period IF two year.
Ciot1.u g. p. LuI win proba ly succeed Captain Val
ice IN command OK The fandnl1.
order. hlvc ben Issued - break uD the following
utI.ct condemned naval ver-c'-: tn Colossus and ave.
York: TIE Nr-ui Pruu-v wanna and oregon a.
Boston, aud the Ma5-chust ITS ami Plymouth at P1r,s-
mouth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-31
TRIGuIAIS or coUET NEWS.

Russell Sage and the Connecticut C0nStruc-
ton Company yesterday were Joined th Alfred ~ul Inc
Prc,i lem, o. hc Central Iowa Ra WAY tompanN'n ''
uu1c ioI for preventing them tr IN d-p'sihs III any
WAY of the ock ana b'n o The Central Iowa company
The transfer o. these securities proposed III puIs'
ance of contract Dog Mossrs oul' SAGE and others
"a. directors Of the railroad company for the 90 sru non
of "a fence along the Peoria aud Pennington hhiodl oN
the coi-j rucon company OF Wlch thcy were re 'oi
also,
samuel W Tc'er H. seeking dl-sout IN OF ms plitheN
slim with IcvIss M1rgod. in running ne United 7la''S
Htel AID restaurant ri Fulton sud Water SIS James =
Corey is said TO have pure aSed Judgment against the
two and seek, To sell ou the property under execution
Justice Bartlet in IN supreme Court, 1mher- yc'ier-
day ordered Mt torevS we ana one Blake Q" whom e
mad a~sg ell the Judgment be joined 5s parties deien
dlut IN the -ult.
Martin Malo.cy veteran " the ".yi Wa, in Nav.
1s79 was sent o, an insane asylum from which ne was
disc. aged IN May. a sou Thomas was apponie ms
GUARDIAN anitlr IA her mas prpuSh -t to recover
from aim l9D the 4noJut of pens on money drawn ~
the son whtc actluc guardian. when MOUNT vas NO.
IT, for the fathers benefit Tho case VIII DO dlsut Oh
Wednesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-31
HEUr BIIL F0R THE LIDNERS.

PHILADELPHIA MAGISTRATES E'sN WITH THEIR
ArrAus-rIE LIABILITIES OF IHE FIRM ABOUT
$500. 900
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 3O-1hi4 morning and
far into the afternoon th' magistrates in The ncchh
hood of Fifth and Chestnut stt were kept busy issuing
warrants for IN. arrest Of the Ildnc" Brothers the su--
pended bauk,rs, or IN admit in William I. Laducr.
ha senior momb.r Of tho firm, TO bail The
latter was brought from Atlantic city last evening
ON q warrant i-sncd los Mayistrlte Pole charging the
Inducr- win the cmbezz meut OF $4,000 belonging to
John T. Dourrt which had been iutrnsiol 70 them for
the purchase Of bond. and for safe Keeping Ban IN 80
600 uas demanded for further airing to-Ioy. THIS
afternoon tine accused had hearing AID gave bail In The
sum 81 S20ODO Bal wa, also given u q 1rgo number
OBJ o. rr clsc- criminal ana civil There were nfteou
ca,c,ot one magistrate, ollie atone, where the agr
cat, umou OF the bail enc cred $4,000. The enc
ui, amount Of bail given -p FAR exceeds SO
600. Moro warrants were ISSUED iu ctimi
nal cp-t, today, and more CNI suits were
cutcr,I against The suspended uru tn" assignee
stared to-ipl tHut Ac had received uu further lorul
ton 20. to the condition of the tc, nat he t, sure ina
tine liabilities would reach gJUuool IL could a. pres
emit suo hut lite, hut hoped boz few days iu hr
a,e ~ uur1vcl the tangled condition Of the broken
bankers affairs Inus j. Ladurr sll 100 custody, hc-
.guuib.c 10 furnish the rcqWr ID auofn. ot BAH Al
da yesterday and todt'. I'm company Win constable
he cudcayurDd to md some one wIo wound DE- wiling u
fur iucfoIs bonds tOrlIlW, bu nothing but OFT
success rewarded his lab .TS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-31
TIE XENI1 B1NK TO RESCIE.

WAsHNGToN, Aug. 30.-Tho Acting Control
Ter OF the Currency to-day received Telegram from
Bank Examiner Ellis, say ing that tie shareholder, IA he
second Nanona Bank Il Xenia. ohio, have made an rs
ses-nent of stock nnd requested por-
ulsslOn q resume business The Acting Con roll mas
granted tho quest 10 take effect when The deficit IN the
sapital stOcA ~ made good
CiscINNAH, AIg 30-Thc failur. Of tho second
NaIiona Bank Ut Xcna, Ohio Is serious than WIS
al first supposed The figures given out the day = tie
failure made It appear tai the loss was $4,000 of
which 1913 900 represented Cashier ukenys deficit
Later yoopnt ns, however, chow hat the total oss
win DC r76.2O The casieT is stu away, but the bank
Official afe not searching for him. and Is said that hoy
VIII not prosecute him should he return.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-31

le,ctb in 2:o2s Iito Fred second, two lengths beoie
Sauntcror Punger poor fourth the others pHh1u up
Mutuas $50 10. 80, %, ooo Tho mid.
ding on him went up TO S305 at which nc was pou'
In for Mr. Scott. ,,, o,.or tho friI
course S25 each $3.50 aided. Five r'n-h' =. i,'S
Ranger H. ~ lynch, " c. Dave ~ T'T,a anoy w.
Noians Miss Moulscy t1gcd, 1877 = Meaney, nr,'
Ackeman's George McCullonge aged =, Io Di.ay = 5
IN Canaan sos George Mccullough SO b,oHT %,
Ranger wooste, TO l. Ml'I ~ 6 q" s'y II Captain
isj handsomely M to the last haf-mIr, Nhvn IA
stumbled end HI. rider tnmsd Oh d .GGie e ' ame point
No. Morisov won easily hy fOur lengths, hlaabu g.
ord. twenty lengths before wooster. Time "o-' '1'
fnnl soi 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-31
NOTES FROu LONG BRAYcR.
lrRou THc REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or THE TRIBUNE
LnNG HRANCu Y j.. Any. 3O.-Ihn hot

lFRoN the REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE rRBUNEl
LoNG BRtNCH \. j., Aug. 3O.-Thc hotels
here are well Hod and The prupr cprs have decided go
Keep open unu. October l7t IL The weather IS warm
enough. Nonc ~ tlcm wil. close pr, september d.
IA, annual claup,oo Of The do,l Parker As,lclton
WINS held 90 Prices Pleasure Hotel Tnur-day uf,crno H.
Il ago ma I'D u invited gIe-ts wor, present
IN, guest OF the ocean Hotrl hat tIr patience to
li.tca 10 l-ulf zee one evening las week.
ThciehaprJ-ptct fLNlnlt4roo noa ho;cl5 here Il At
season
Captain T.. H. Price. rlct,r Of Prices Plcl,ur, Bay
Hotel conf aod O, h, bod Wit seyort injuries received
D. bolu sth~'y,u 10 % hI- c-ri,ga
Inc rem yl,auh Kd.roIt Company runs special
tram daily rom AsJury PARK to Ncg York to acoomO-
date the visitor, 81 tIc scshore. % ives AsOlry Park
At 1l:l5 a. No. and he branch at Il:27.
The sea shore Blaine AMI Logan ClIh ha4 swung n
Handsome banner across broadway OppJsl.o Library
Hal.
Miss Fannie Osborne gave series Of I aGnss at tho
J. boron , 49, no this evening.
10 W. Albaurh, IT,, Of tho Monuouth Athlete club
now holds tho handsome silver cup offered 10y L. NJ
Hooloy, Of Chicago, prize Ia vi ono hundred
yards.
Judge Bl ming on r. Randolph Mrs. Randolph ana
MIC Belle II. Randolph Jer-ey city, arc "a sts o. eK
Governor Joseph u. Be,le at tue Iloe land Hotel.
Clinton II. Mvneey, the bell founder VI Troy NJ u, 10
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at tho West End Hotel with bis wife and SON ,,
MRS j. G. Huntington Thomas Dickson ana MISS
Bessie l.. Dickson, New York, registered at the
ocean Hotel
Mr.. and MIRA n. g. Won Post, 81 EewY0rk, are new
glcsts Of the Elberon They have their guests MIS-
Henry aud Miss Henry OF the Same city. -
Tho Rcv. Dr. f. K Conrad md Miss Conrad, OF Phila-
dclphl, have ariiy 10 the Rowland Hotel. - ,
Mia Kate FOr~ythc, the actress, Is al the west Lhu
Hotel with her mother
Mrs Russell llnncO w. tire daughter inlaW OF General
Hancock and Mics Ida Iz both Hancock, are mere lOr
the balance 81 tire 4ta5On 49,
j. willard MORGAN and Miss Carrie MORGAN OF Camden,
" J are among the new arrivals at the ocean hotel.
Governor Leon Albeit and family have returned TO thcr
home AT Jersey city. -
YORK IA M Mansion House MISE 5. Lizze Gamble
81 Philadelphia is visiting Mrs. Prc-ty at hcr Lbey
A. cottage Mile BOtar, OF Italy IL being entertained Dy
Miss NJm at her cot age In BnthaVo.
Mira Cespedes and her daughter Miss Gloria Cespedes
have returned to the West End Hotel.