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

IIlIlE pwYER, GENERAL MONROE, JIM RENwlch
AND dLENAnM THE WINNERS.

IIlIIE pwYEn, GENERAL MoNRoE JIM RENwlcG
AND GLENAHM rnE WINNERS.
SARATOGA SPRINGS, Aug. 12.-Thcre were
only few vacant seats the grand stand when the bel
summoned the twoyear-ods to assemble at the post for
the initial OF the regular day and M cen minu es
bank of clouds OF Omnous asp e. but The racing hours
nroyed pleasant. The fact that couple of the annual
Kentucky ~ kes and the Grand Prize ~ Sara
toga-were the card. together with contest calling
the flyers the hurdles drew AT the Saratoga track tho
vast concoure OF spectators The hackers of ayortcs
enjoyed the day Immensely,
For the Kentucky stakes the COrrigln pair (Llzze
Dwyer and Isaac MurDhy) hot fiyortos The for
mer the lead and held finely the close There
were four good lengths between the winner and second
horse the finish line The Grand Prize Of Saratoga was
secured ny McElmeeps General Monroe who vas good
fayote ana and carried the expectations OF his back
ers who were numerous The winner won hearty
plauds In the third @. Il. Buchanan's jim Rem
wick the fayOritc ana IA clever winner. Inc hhtulo
race was b, one OF the fayOrites-tynn's Genilh
The Kentucky Stakes, the open race oI IN" day ana
$50 forfeit or only $40 declared Ou, aud 500 added
three-quarters or NILE Scycntgnye nominations anu
ten starers-BOwies colt CaDain no. Arnodli SCOTS
lilly Radha QO7, Lewis; Corlgins MY laIIo Dsyer
QO7, Taylor, and colt Isaac Murphy lll y MuIPhyli
Preakness stables lilly Morning Glory (LOT hlley);
black (llO, SG0vdp Suffolk Stables geldlng skookum
QO7, nonnessy) Ehlerss lyPrlncess uO7 Conkln0i
and Waldens ge.ding Hart uOS, aylockl Pnois-Cor
Ryan pair Sl0u. Young pair 600 hA'"" 'A hat Sio'
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THROUGH NEW-IORK STATE.
THE SARATOGA MONUMENT.
MEETING OF THE ASSOCIATIONS - DESIGNS ~"
TABLETS DISPLAYED.
my TELEGRAPH TO THE TRBuNEi

icy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRlHuNf'i
SARATOGA. Aug 1.-THE annual meeting OF
tbc Saratoga Battle Monument Association Was hold
TO day ut the United states Hotel There were present
Jotncs NJ Marvin who presided. William j. stone inc
secretary T. f. Billiard Congressman Womple' d. =
Ritchic Mrs Ellen H. Walworth, ana the architect d. =
Markham Letters were read from John H. Starn Joseph
~ DreXcl General Charles H. Graham u. g. Lhph'lh'
Acornon : sullivan. ]. Meredith Reed General H"ia'o
Roger. g. W Curtis and = :. Cox. Tho following
trustees were elected In place of those who dioh dnE
the ycar: Elliott r. Socum ~ Detroit In place oI Ms
fothcr Giles T. slocum; senator Famous IN place q"
I.n,c Arnold and Lieutenant A. H. McNair In place OF
Iudqc Campbell of Charleston. T. {.
Mr. Stone. ~ the Committee on Design reporter INV
Con,rc.s would probably appropriate tl"ooo Curry ]"
thc next session for completing the tablets ANA -n'uI'
There Will be- statue. ~ General Morgan H'h'I"l
SCHUYLER aud General Gates thr corners ~ the mon"
lucut and 70 vacant niche iu-crin,d Au"h I''',.,
of tnr bronze tablet. for interior decoration W'' r
nur hriug scene. .iu the British Army n louI m IT.
American They Will represent the IIi 'n H"l,ui ' ~,
rurnmpmrut the n.ht aud the surrender N"'I 49,"
women of the Revolution, the CONTINENTAL W"I'n ,,.
vouudus of Arnold. aud tu" driih OF ll'7'i' ~.
d,.iri, Mr. Wllworth reported That the Hc,lp,t lu.
u,ltu. sion the monument of ten q. ms '''N u
-IpI above cNpu.ns fur lights 3. j.. Wu"uA'., '.I
i.ruh ~ prrNpI bad usld lor Idliilonil l"' '' ''
unIui. of Interest uu the battle Ground lH'. N,
,r,rf,,l mark ffrtunt'. liruhr American Ni' '" "
Tur monument .t.ud- vhcrr Huf"}ur SURF H., ~
LfYu r... .rlu, .rr,i.r. 800 fr.t above 'N' l'.'
Ei,rr n b. of granite. t,' frc' h.h Win r"'" l ''
bI.u The top command, % in' view.
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rIIL CROrs NLAR TROY.

Troy. Aug. An afternoon paper pub
fishes to-day reports from Rensselaer, Wn-husi"n'
Saratoga. Warren. Fulton. Montgomery, s'hohiu''
Ot-cro Columbia Clinton and ls~rN aui oilcr counties.
giving the present state Of the crops auI the indications,
The hl, crop appears ~ hc from half 10 tVohr' of
nu average crop The ac n quantity IS partly madc mp
hy the marked improvement m quality 'rd I'm SONS
places good second cutting win be oh tu"d Rye nud
oats while -hpit iu the straw, have iu most places
beaded fairly we'll Corn Us harNaud owing iu thr tnll
weather huf gives good promise of earring we'll if early
fru-ts do NOT Interfere Enrn put1tnr4 aicd poorly. hut
the late varieties doing -lnudlly, pud this import
amt rfnu u this vicinity uroW-e4 90 hold 4 own Iurt-
wheat looks we'll Fruit ha. never recovered from iho
blasting frost of sprug aud gupos. plWul and peaches
are failures hut APPLES and poHts though Vuur in
the countries immediately south and -"uthWct oi
lnn..nlnnI. nrnmI-o nnIinr IN ullDI sDr-lnna
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the ALLEGED SHOOTING or HENRY.
THE sICBErARY OF TmE NAVY SAYS HE HAS NO
REPORT ON THE 81 BJFCr.

Portsmouth, y. H.. Aug. l2.-Nlllldm f.
Oh ndcr secretary of the Navy, rctu here t'-''''
To ngh nu Assoc atcd Press agent visited hn ON ih'
Tiapo - 70 inqu rC concerning the truth of he article
In to-day, Nc,r York Times. Mr. chandler appeared to-
be cousldc. ably agtat'd. II" sdd; "l"u may 7Hy ta'
have seen me Ncc lort fincs. and that u' Navy De
pareu has rc'c we'd such reports OF the shoe ing '
Hcnty luI ca uhll.u rs me- I,mrs HNc-. OF cour
You uatrt ~ next b me IL me- story true Soy TN
decline say l refuse TO cay AM thi"g Idi'h'r "'ou'
t.c mat cr'
1hisAal the iufoema Jon amy orc h9s j. en- Given
Thrr. l., % Dito. fct.,. .tc among the on rt7 ana
crew cnucnfui the Oh iIou a. hcIcl AMY N Ih,
lu,. ~ Ma. uud The 20 Ni,,i- uic c rolv GUARDED
D. g 4 AND d,, aud Mr. & .ud 90 refused 10 pcrli any
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lUNERlL or LIECTLNNT LOCKWOOD.

AX,AroIIs. Aug. 1.-The funeral Of Lieu
tenant Jam s y. lakewood took place here today with
an tie c.rcmuc. possible during the vacation Of The
Naval Ac deny Eve on united III yng honor to
tie ma whose oft in reaching the highest latitude
thc foot OF MAJ ever trld haI al ed another name 10
he roll of Has ious Annapo i1ns whose ZANE 10 hI'
toIic TIE RENAL tran ferrcd from the chapel OF
81 Auur'S % c CHurch. o'clock he ch 'rch Icgah
ii rap dy. be officers. prof ssors ana cadct7 now
the Naval Academy T. prose I, tog IN 81 q large
co.crrs ton. ncludm leading citZ u.s. Al GER sel\lc'
at line urch The proc '-sOn unel and rIocgc uoN
Col cg.-aVe To uaYa terry Del 81 ~ ! me
toI ing solemn an ee Ter ans were de.os cd ID
or ~. betwc n hose of Cmmauder Edward Terry ana
Lieutenant Collins, of the Navy.
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WHAT IS SuD IN WASHINGTON
NoruiyG ADMITTED BY NE NAVY DEPARTMENT.
TALK wIru GENERAL HAzEN.
icINrRA FHfss BISPAICHl

iCLNERAI TItss pI~rArCHl
Wts,uvGroN, Aug. PA rumor WAS ailoat
her Last week that the coris "l the Na'y D'pat
showel set the icsclc mcoars Of Lieu 'nlnt CIR cls
ra had n,rti, snst,iled ife on 70 ne of IN ''r
d.a c,pItde and wa. tthat time cmphl icaly denied
Ia Roar tdniraI Nlclos acting Sc rrtay q. the navy
The clrcnust INITIAL account of this alleged calnInal'
puh i,h.d I'm NcW-lo.E this n'rlinH WA 81 WIN IN
Aduta Nichols. to4ly. and hs comm'nt was hat there
etr mo- r,cor ia nt the Nay, Department which wotd
IA, o, f f,un lot pn fpt such story. H. nld'd
tb. lac Jd not believe There was any truth Ia IT, Sc1c
fytuauIlor has rp abt.ut from tho ely FOR FoNrih
Wors bat hae of COURSE hrcn constantly ~ go nnuh''
to- vi Il iho doplutmr mt anl great many important
i4tdl,uurnta ua,u brru a,nt tphu' 49, ina Auht''
Niohuifs oucpt thlt thor arc np docnmcha boal'k
upln the ma Ter at Tho depart uout 10 not h'oo''HlP
con lu Two 80 90 ihrr none Aisltnoo
Comm 8 no Makor, ohof ot bUg. an o. Navigation "ha
Of the decided Cpl lon that Ia stiJ was made OF OF
hole Goth. The dispalC oil ComtnuhdJr Achey ia II
was aperatiy- 10 paet IN DO lies IN ne allie cascls me-
explained - fo Comma der schloy was anNi 'us 10
hing budi back IN good state of preservation as
peeIbe Tney were kept Ia alcohol until they reached
81 john, snch method Of tanspor auon was only
proper a, long necessary Ia t"ese TANKS o "ooh"
Tie bodies would Knocked about ~ the motion OF the
vessel al sea and wuuli b. damaged. Hence Il was
necessary pac them in m alIic collins at tn earliest
opportunity. Besides that" he said The bodie'
winch were iIOzea when found, would you know, dec"h
pose rapidly coon as they reached warmer Climate
and advisable to care for tnem before tue decOh-
posit Ga should take place"
While II is generally conceded that there were no
reoors Washington thar wound substanste the story
botb Army aud Navy officers among themselves did not
view n as an mpossbility by any means SAID naval
officer in the corridor of the Navy Depar ment; "whe
H. = no re son that know OF for believing the story,
"a tt that there are records to subsantiae II does
nj dsrove ALL Look at 10 as true' Is there any
thing Improbable aDou; IT. You and standing here with
sll lie comfort around US look upon such matter with
dread horror. But you must remember thA' tnose
Zen were reduced to such a condition by RtAdual
starvation that their faculties were bunted lhey
shoald not be considered, IN fact responsible agents
Self preservation their ouly thought and they coud
not be expected to moraize upon it. self preservation Is
undoubtedly the first Law Nature. Ii is well enough
far us TO stand here and morsize, but lot imagine
ourselves in their places aud such would not be
% hoirfying."
Toan Associated Press reporter tas afternoon Cen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-13

BIRDS owned by f. S. Raymond, Fan p,.
Mass were counterDarked in this city yesierdav
Journey FOR record from Washington, d. C.. aes 'y,S
The start Is to b. from tho Chief Signal Of8oe s
morrow morning, or the first that Il f,yora,,o 70
birds have made but three previous tgurnsy. Ioes
port, 10 miles, New York lG2 miles; rds,
niles 'PNa IA
The Newark, Y. j., HOm'ng Club has ARRANGED
WITH young birds t. be from PhilldelpDta ~ - rtcs
Iayre de Grace. 1870 mlles Washington, loy h3le';
Orange g. H.. 27J miles; Liberty V i sd M mae';
co ntermaIEing II 10 DO each Monday, be,in,f' no
August % except for the last race when there m VIII
Interval OF a fortnight "" " DC 40
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RELIGI0US woRK by me SEA.

OCEAN GROVE. No., Aug. 1.-THE meetings
to-day under The auspices of the kewJersey Confer
ence Historical Society This morning address
delivered by the Rev. r. j. Andrews the "OrgauLa
ton OF he Methodist Episcopal Church." The Rev. L.
John Atkinson followed in interesting address the
"IIfe and Work OF Bishop Asbnry" This afternoon an
address was delivered ON "What Memory and History
have done for the Methodist Episcopal Church" The
Rev. Anthony Atwoo oil. OF Phadelpna, gave account
Of his ltlnerant life Ia New-JeGsey nfy years ago.
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ROWING on THE PAssA1c

The eleventh annual regatta Of the Ixcer.i..
Boat Cub took pace yesterday afternoon on the p,..
River above the FAILS al Paterson, " j. The racss -
prcccd,dby parade Of boats. TIE contests u.,n -.
follows: single scull', 4. d. Cun1e and Tho,oa. us
Cundell won IN 1892 GIGS joan GREENWOOD ana =,
Jackson; Greenwood won in 1880. Double ,eun.
Gib'on aid T. King T. Ralney and J. u. Hsinq q
Whte and W HOu4tOn, D. Swccny aud T. d. C,,e.s
the last rair IN 1926. single scllls: C. & WiTni
John Rain"y and j. u. Haring; Rain'y wn in To-;
Tho course the races was mile and a half with b,-
J.. Il. Wes' was referee. W. owning Starter g. nm.
krch tmekcepcr, j. H. Call and IT, d e'entlacr Ia5
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A FABLE FOR FREE-TRADERS.

A wolf espicd goat standing on cliff quite
out OF his reach and munchlng the heritage grew on
the summit level "Come down here, my fr,end" said
the wel at is contrary to the principles OF economic
sociology That should get your living In such AN ex
elusive and monumental way. Besides, You viii ind
II much better fee ling down here where the grass is
both more nutritious and more abundant"
much Obliged for Your invitation" replied the goat,
(which however will decline with thanks am do
ing very well where sm AMI besides, 1 suspect that
you are more holicitous about your own dinner than
nina"
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t,,, ,,rnrd- rr nklyn, q Athletic, l. haso on balls
ut,nhi,I Nudrrir T. 'llase ruui. ht""A}h NU.
,tH Inc liuN tuiet, ~ IWo.bass lita itrma "A !,
sIn,rl j. Wid pitch IN luL lA11ya u'l ~ '.,.'",
Mons holder rlmo of gamc-l hour ana % h''"''''
| Umpire -utlhlh
pm lpEiPmI, Aug IL Tho New York and fhllldrl
NM, a. nh ulN ed iltre odd " aut the gam was hu'i
more int resting than tnIt Or he pr Nous y lv
contest was hard Tough IF m the start ana was won ny
The New orkers by lucky rally IA ha 1tttr par 81 o
game they tYm tho 50 re- IN tue tlEnt u lu,uh nH
In The win ing ran In the nlutn anna cous"
cuement Welch pitched well bat was r''n'f i'''
ently sul ported The was - toll'wsi
Philadelphia. n n n ii
ggSs,r6its-Ph lateiphia New-York Errors -Phila-
adIhts ~ YORK 3. Pitchers, Vnton and WEIGH um'
pire, MT BlAkeston'
posroy Aug l2-Tlo Providence club again defeated
the Iray, champions here to-day before large crowd
me Koton men baited well, but lost the game thfou IA
scor up the seventh inning, VIII tho Boston men
went to pieces the Providence men won by lhe Io-
lowing score; . .
Roston .. O o o o o 90
Provid ence. ................ D . U U A--i
Base hits-Boston 2; Provid nee T. Errors-boston io
Providence =. Decentralization anu hd'hoouii- I'm
lire-Mi. Godfrey.
Other games were played as follows III Nh'0'so ui
falO Ii; Chicago n.
In Detrut-Cleveland o. Detroit
In 81 Louis-St LOUIS Il; Louisville - - 49,.
In Balamure- baltimore 4; AHeghehyS leu hlni"ss'
In Columbus umbus o. lnudhhPohs D.
GAMES TO BE PLAYED TO-DAY.
League: Chicago VS., Buffalo. Mt Chicago. DetroH Va
Cleveland at Detroit Providence Va Boston, AT froN
dencei Kew.York va Philadelphia, at Polo Grounds
New York American Association: Cincinnati VS. outs
VILE al Cincinnati; Toledo VS.. Indianapolis, AZ ioicuoi
Athletic va. Metropolitan. at Pni.adelphiai Ahesae"J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-13
RETURNING FROn MANY COUNTRY yTLLAGE5

RETURNING FROM MANY COUNTRY VILLAGES
4 party Of 1O2 Fresh-Ar children arrived at
tie depot the Nesi shore Railroad foot OF Yves fft'
sccouls last night, a ter traye Iiug hall day hoa
s.Loh.rie AnddcDur- d. nj RE ndyle, ia the Cho-
haie Valley. One g'rl remau'd in scnohafe nj al
rro ou- her vlcau n -evcral weeks These were tie
first Fresn-Air chi visit IN edoh an tleyg We
-lch slfi-fic ion ia 1t would De DIM
cult 10 say who enj0}el the VrN
ID. more. the entertainers or hoe enterta mel
A. Eir.mYudyi O. six children enjoyed tAe r0s itaiy
0i the E,v d. l.. kc.mr, VIII 10 JOB 10 80 all 10 l'
vi axe ut b II b. II yo.s. VIII 10 ianns ma Nc
snyder. TIA h 10 be v. T.. II. Dc.A. ir pa ' u
=. PANS Lutae an Churc 20 sch haze 10 ,h'e ca =
Wesley Boycc u. Rus,e Brown. F. q.
Win -. J. y. Grant +. b. Krum. cuar .
ll IuroOp Day Yroomau, a.. ". ~ 'e, NJ L. -c tlr'
seth $, PIE i. Ir,i 2 D 80. r. ". Frr' Jo-spa Dea,
i~la DIctZ. hdr - NrOOu H. Char tph MS GA =
b ou,r, LEONARD Linn ~ Jo Bra mack; { ere &c
Hail Ubrrk. Mrs Z. B. Gcbndrd NJ =. j. H. Mrd 81
Nr. William Becker. Mrs. NJ .ler4ai
AMY = lI2 cni0r,n c,me over 20 Deaw ~
l.. haWarul and Wc> ern Raro H. ard re % ih'
e. yHUuu = p. I'D. Thee uircn I1d been 'uteffl.r 1
Cucir.,l u.s. Ly.auoc., Bald" iu,Yilc. PLpnR lUL'4
aud sandy re- X
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THE LABOR CONVENTION PLATFORM.

UrIcA. Aug. 12.-Thc Trades Assembly met
to day at 10 a. M TIE Committee ON Permanent ofs'h-
izatIon reported the following as officers; Hartman
John r. Niece. Utica: first vice president Joseph
Dcbonty Cprors second vice president. ]. j. Green
wood Rochester: -ccrotucs,J H. Mofi,t auburn ana
John Phillips Brooklyn; treasurer W. u Coug'iln'
albany; scrcclut-at-arms T. j.. shorter Utica The
nomination Of Nr. NcGce $50, opposed hy the oneida
dccritIou and warm discussion arose; bat The report
WIS finally adopted.
The Committee on Resolutions approved The Me
cnauic. Lien llw. giving labor the first chance the
abolition of the ORDER system and the adoption OF WrrtN
p,,u.p-: a,nr,d th. union label ou -c-Ir-; tlc alor
tIou a, -,iup 81. union suui-; asked 900 htt-ii- l'h
r..ar ling the state lfi- at sing sing occupied Pos john
T. Perry. recommended the c-iInii -nW'ni oi ~iNt
PRINTING Office: advocated tine iru Hour Ind ihr ma
Labor hts URGED .r election of direct fHutc- 1'lt'
to the LEGISLATURE and the lcru-u- of cor dfcr- utl
q laW 10 change hc Castle Garden Labor Bureau INTO
bureau for tine benefit OF C/,u- Oi NrW.l 'lh, hul 1910
increase ol tine head money N un immigrants 'o I'
tine FUND Co used for fuc benefit OF uum grants. lHr
report v1- approved Political questions WrIr aNodr j.
and attempts o. introduce them were crushed OUT
severely.
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AN nrLICIAL ENAMINNrION.
rIsrrr on MR.. PNt,ES Nl-rr 10 flE hANN "
EIcI Oh A ELlLNI IAN.


FICr oF ErDlNr LAW.
ALBANY. Aug 12.-Blnk superintendent.
Paine SAYS with reference to tlc Wall street Bank ID"
New York that Doe personally visited tlo tank 81 Non
da, moninr ana %. MAT tim Doe un 1000 'Nl nin't"h d"
it.alilr, ncs.y. from his own myc tsi ION hc '' ~.'
i-6rl that th. cashier had ao.t'acri iIfn AMOUNT ''
clatcraI- 90 dtmlni loans aud tn't the 'l qua ',
lv slt.mcn of ,he bi1, mad. to 'hc D pl.nrhI "''"
June H. 1881. aud verified by tine ON rr' s.""'ln u
profit, of $4,000; loans, Tli3}'oD specie T'-'-o''
l,,, tender. S1JjjJl, and dcpp Hti, @ll'o 700 I"c
statement 20, % Che it-nsof oin4ant dcpoS J' diners
hut little fom the two laSl reports nude
by the bank to The Clearing House Oh
August and o. The in,iitJton was originally the Ne
chanc, Banking A-.o.ia lo1 aud began business or
OctoocrI Is3. II became Ntu nal bank ON Jay l.
1862 and again bcclmr % Stitr bank or Oc'ob 49,
I~~3 O., ,
-up.rintc1dcut Paine further tina the result OF
the "A NINA Do viii dc public t- BON a~ III i- cor
uctc ana in d inc milne SIT 40 10 Nanlhcr- my
no bc I'm crrIYted he bank VIII remain los 81. ih'
state Jaw unt recently did MT petmt me SUPER n
don torxl I.nn sire na KS Il deposit aIb dl-r'lhl
mill hn should have go 1t ca's' t'sl p'ct tiaI tu
bank banking a.socatlon or dNldutl banker Wa IN
IN ui~pu 20. rr unsafe Hdit on Dunn the lac 81 10
OF the IrliSIttu drif eel a nli prnili.r u.''
mo. eyer in h, discrp ion "a Thought proper 70 max
a. e,r,,,ino ION THIS bill became e law. 10 or t"'
ant oritv gran pI bv his " h- sup rn chdthl en-
"a. ca ~ an examination al state banks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-13

The Rev. John Lee Watson, chaplain IN .he
nited states Navy on the retired list d'n yeSt,iu"y
~ -. -, ,tass,cbusctts and lived for some TINE ht
ro,,on uo was appointed to the Navy however rom
in 1875 He did actual soa service ro Vr at
year and seven mOnths Ire iuhcrh W. az 10 n m
I, Marks church West Orange on frlday ~ Low -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-13
4 WRESTLING M4TCH DRAwX

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. PA Graeco- ROM,
wros ling match. best tHO In three falls for 500 -
bctw en- Tom Cannon. the champion OF England a,I
Piero Dcmas. champion o. France took place last ev,o
Ing the presence Of 10000 people Cannon WIN "A.
nrat fail In nine minutes ana wenty-h seconds IA
mas won n second fa In irer hours and eleven nj
ute4 ON the unrd round tha comba ant wre,tIed la,
three hours when the refrre decided the match dr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-13
MR.. POCKEFELLER BUYS FLASH
my TELEGRAPH 70 ruE rRrnuSg.i

CLEVELAND, Aug 12.-J0hn ID. Rockcfeng
has Iurcha eel Of Campbell Brown, OF spnnz nm
Tennessee, the black mar Flash (2l0al BY Boneset a.
dam by Driver for $1,000. and will hr A. mate a,
Midnight (2:1S) 10 he pole.
n IL likely that the Cleveland Driving PARK W n rys.
day. racing -eu dty. IA ist %. q hich Iay-gt
Soc ~ appear and endntYO to sr a. Maui - ne "A
2.O9A. aud Pha1 vii en- leavor Ia break HOP hs
2.lG2 to wJg made boz l~7S and not 20 .Cied slne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-13
UNCONVENTIONAL ACCIprNr.

BUFFALO, Aug. l2.-ihis morning Il freight
train on the Delaware. Lickawanna aud Western Raj
road ran of the track- restln near Buffalo killing
the fireman Toe en-inter saved his life by Jumping
r IN the train while 1t IN motion Several cars were
,.dI eE.H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-13
urNnA,s rNlrNne ARNTeTD.

LINCOLN, Ncb., Aug. l2.-Ihc story that
Clar.c, b. II DRY. 90 member q. the Grccy eN edition.
vs SHOT for ga ing la.lon, an TIA la, body sea ca
,y ID 8 comrades hts caused con adcrabe excitement
lc. lie uy'. real nam. WIS bttH III H'lci "h'
trends in ihis Guy will push an mvc n at on.
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strclpr or AS INSANE PATIENT

BrrrAIo. Aug. l2-Nrthur t'raWold. IN in
cutnly nstno patient 40 the state Insane Asylum com
mitcd 4u.oldo to dt, hy jumping ftnm window In tho
fourth story NJ the hH1me ilo VIVA ruuaidoien harm
lra pnfrn AMI had uo,rt huuto ahuWu eigs 1T nn Ia
trutiun To- take hla own mo
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OBITUARY NOTES.

LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE Right Rev. Piers
Cavccy Cau ,hton. D. d. is dead.
VIENNA. Aug. 12.-Amae llazlntcr the actress y
dead.
william, G. rlon OF Elizabeth, Y. J., del suddenly on
Monday. age eighfycignt. He was a native oi Ne"
jersey and OLD time Republican H. leaves V"ico
hnns and Two dnmgltors
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ovlurnonucloN on ROOF Slate

TRot, Aug, l2,-A Granville tho roofing
nlatoa ready ~ factuiod ia amply autic ems Ia supply
The demand for year 10 onmr Tho p.onpo'ia ara thai
par or n the mill. viii stop The manufacture at slate
~ "a uniil there demand "a H.
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WILLIAM OFT.


rBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIDrNfI
u,pp,soxprRG. Va. Aug. 12.--Nilliam OFT,
tho old # citizen of this town who Ind been IN the mcr-
camilla bus ness here for sixty years, died ms
morning Mr.. OFT was born at HageIsiown' Md'
i'm
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According to an exchange, a S Syi1sa al Ci.s
Iauqua wa, given tho Chsataalas OF Fun fos :"
,hsntauo VA prois ssoi al Buinstoa f's'
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THE PEW JCTTN LEE WATSON.

WASHINGTON. d. C. The New-York Press Cluo VIII "'A'
charge OF the funeral arrangements.
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FLIGHTS OF HOMING PIGroys

vs Baltimore, M Piftsburz 18th va o,d ~, -
Was Hington PARK, Brooklyn. nehi .