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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-19
AUGUST UEArHER At SARATOGA

SARATOGA, Aug. 1S.-This national resort Is
experience genuine August weather. well adapted
" all XII d. OF outdoor pastimes and amnseiDens.
A concer will be given her, before the close Of the
month ny Clara Louis kellogg Tor the benefit Of the
Barthold pedes al fund.
Matsada ard BObY will have wrestling match in the
C,suo mex Saturday evening and Miss In Hurst ave
d seeonI per there his evening and was again
greet. d by a drge audience.
Mr.. T. Vii uey. pranO OF bOstoh Will sing again
IN The Park IS eduesuay eve 'ing,
Carlo "a Will make another balloon ascension rom
there tomorrow afteruoon.
IAe Rev Dr. joe pb Carey, rector Of the lie be.da
Fpiseorai Churcl. gave j cture this evening he
Putmau Musir Hall II was under The auspices Of the
United ates Ha.meu's ~ocil. Beneficial and Literary
As OcafiOH.
Miss Kit1e. the young daughter o. Mrs Dodge, of
Brooklyn. boarding at So 81 Lake ave. had the ms-
fortune 10 fall from piszza and fractured her leit
thigh 49,, g.,
large aud enoe listened with pleasur' 10 The Rv Dr
4 NJ x on. lecture NJ course o. Eupht' w
the Reesgt tfret Bspt ~ ChurCb ; II syenin
jerome Hopk gan uis morning GO certs ID tbe
Unitsd sta - Hotel ballroom today.
Henry titr. of tn q UHio Hotel, has hTfd upon
Tuesday, August 20, The date Tor he nrNt garden
IN frpw.
NJ 8. Frothnglam master Of cofemQn'es r. ne United
States 10 81 viii have The benefit Of cOnph rntAfy
hop ON Thur,dty evening
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orr 70 COUNTRY HELDS md MEID0Ws

Nineteen neatly dressed and well-behavcd
cdrc s1 .quirminF the benches Of tho fcrryhouso
~ th iackIwnpna nilroad 7JO o'clock ns night wait.
ng Tor The s2j rain. They had ut come over by he
weuty mi erect ferry and had qui ~ taken posses
sion OF ono cud OF The rpom whore tbo girls played g ~
~ durd fashion, fho boys made speculative beta ~
~ where aud when and hos they we're going They
we're Ia reality SONG b. Wclsvlc and Frieudahp, New
York pfirtired q. MD see 80 glance that they
were fresh children md anutlr Ouk would tel nat
they were az on FROM he ui-r a. VIII a. MIS- Pratt
lubOt, auuu4 the poor Ono little i lnrft bhhy
Wild win O. prospect OF toing lf FIRST, put wuru
she ~. sid OF "a window and her mo her wls
lac other the prospect chang aud, 10 short hno her
iie ri, sX years old, had 10 b. put 30 her place
An Their girl had o. be drc-srf for OCCASION II r
mother, dow with ak chi dr. living ln twO small
rooms IN rear trncme t. mas no Idea Z uOuSrkreping
ana ought the daughtrr, al rtgg and ar 81 To the
meeting place from winch the children were sent
IDe enter aners o. the en- dren will be- o. Nelsfllle,
Leonard Former Julu. Fusburg. james -kully. Lewis
Ack rmaa. ". W Arno d, Norman { apmtn. and n
su al. In Friendship, they Will DE Prosper VI er MR.
A. .. Wi gus Mrs Darius J. Guui Mrs. Robert Miller
Mrs. j. Z. Reynolds, ana -ewel Wells.
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PONY PENNnr ~ THE SEA

From carresyoad>r-so t I,. ptU1ds'Dhio times
e. Pouv.penaing amt what IL uscter be- SAID
Uncle kendll Jester the oldest resident of Chin.
colleague Island, Va. At the annual pcunnL OF the
pouIe, Yesterday. remember when dc liam was
live with EN-. OUT that thai storm TO or five year ago
washed purity nigh all dr colts away an good many de
ole maTes too. itight smart ct though.
" Here come de horses TIT out'n IN way yelled
2 ragged Little urchin, and around the corner OF a
cump of pines dashed mail drove of the ponies,
ABOUT forty followed by crowd of small boys on foot
lie BOYS. assisted Oy two men horseback, had NO
dimcuity driving the ponies INTO tne pen OF corral
where the colts branded and the mature anuna
offered Tor sale. The branding was accomplished
with little trouble and then the auction began. The
bidding was not spirited. and ouy four ponies were
sold. averaging price about t4b apiece.
There are tev people nowadays who have not heard
of Chincotrague. lie oysters. nah aud game have be
come celebrated But the Island ls rapidly losing rs
dl4ng hing icature-rai-lng Wild ponirs-aud me
Inhabitants are fast becoming acquainted win the
modern methods OF living. only d te" 'ear- ago the
late Bayard Taylor not lnappropuaelY called all that
norton of the peninsula from >eIbYyic Delaware 10
thiucotcague Bay terror incogrita. At hat time
ChncotraIue known tO tho natives OF the PENN
sula a. only the breeding place of race oi ponies
which ran Wild feeding Ou the strong brsfh grass.
except once a year whom they were rounded up. the
cnlt- branded with their owners marks and the
mature animals sold
lower Delaware. Maryland and Virginia. aud Oh"
island boa.ted of many very hard characters who had
sent ther man to grass Ten years ago. before The
completion Of the railroad down the peninsula. on The
spot where nov stands the Atlantic II tel VIZ. little
tavern. with three rooms, On one of which liquid re-
frcshments were dispensed. pine board served for
bar and on shelf behind It were four bottles
labelled Ia big letters Whiskey.' Brandy Gin.
Rum" BotWeen each Of the four bottles was .
revolver Had e. have 'em thar 10 them days,
said my informant In tact, al that time the natives
were almost semi barbauans here wa- httle or no
communication with the mainland ana the hahnets
sub=i.ted ON fab. oysters. clans aud game Al ms
haa changed Of late Year, aud ihe island mas maze
such fnpid progress that % b. now nearly NJ WIN th'
times MANY -portsmen nov come here from Ne"
York Philadelphia, Baltimore aud from all over the
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OBITUARY..
MORTIMER WARD.

Mortimer Ward, for many years connc''ou
with Commodore Garrison business. died on snndhY ~
bis home No tJ3 EaAt Torty-nf bst lie was born w
the Seventh ward in 1870 and when nineteen ho'a'h'
pnracr on the NcW- Odoans, steamer belonging ~
Howard 4 sou, Line pying between III" IH'hm~ VI
Panama and san Frnucisco. When this LIN" was ro"'-
ganzed ~ The Nicaragua Company uh"'I 'l' '""'''
s,.,.,.,,,, gar,t-,p Mr. ward served for several
mon h. "A. capta 10 of the BIO hrf Jonathan lMl'i
became inter sted hf mnnr properly 10 'al,,il'n -, "
,i,rnIug Ia " York ~ 1854 a. entered ne f'iu Nh,
Rank a. assistant cashier, position " zen ~ "
f,r teu yenrs. pui then rcsgncd u III oinct ~ @ ~
ComuodOre tarrisons Or vntc secretary. On h'hHt v"
the Conn odorc's failure b. returned nom ufpl' i
,,r, . sborf time pcfofe i- death he decl rtd thdl
N ne had nj his health he could hav, aver ed u en-
rb while # was md, the re- t0rsnip OF the clder u
Typg bnt or several years he had be II a connuhcAhI
OF Holy Trinity.
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VIGOROUS WORK ~ VIRGINIA
tBr TELEGRAPH TO THE rRBUSEI

Rrcr1Moyp, Va, Aug. 1s.-2he Weekly he
corer the only newspaper printed IN Highland county
in this latr hat come out for Blaine Logan u ha'
here ofore been Democratic but thi county iu Of
rnnns men the protection spr Of tbe people oro the
newspaper luto the Republican column. TINS county II
IN j. Rando ph Tucker nis rict lie ~ ireetiadi ana
a cand date for reelection
The Chairman Of the Republican State Executive Com
mite to-day publisher partial list Of appointments Tor
the R-pubIcan throughout ths state The Hon
2 Blair u men Der ~ the National Republican Com
mite has mudr aitun geinenta fOr grand rat hrau"
Ing Tor the second Monday A. ptfnbrr az Nythrr
vile. Al tuis nee ns senators Harley, HldlsD,fRrf
MahGne ani % Governor DElesbl, OF Illinois, VII 10
% esent bfsiIts prominent Virginia HspuhrC ns thP
lain arranged of ~ cl rates over The ines OF
rund and the largest meeting Of The canvass IN TINS
rtaiYu b. expected.
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Is rms ON or NcyRo AD4BSS CASES.

Robert Rogers brought an action III 'he
Supreme Court Over u year teo for an absou divorce
from BIZ wife Augusta R0g ~. to whom he "lS 'nt'u
IN 1873 Judge Do1ohue appointed sidney H. ''u"''
rr .erer 10 try the case Testimony Wa tak'n u'o''
him, but Mrs. Rogers did nor attend ana on july -
1888. JUDGMENT VIA entered 10 fnvr oi MI H"k "
dyorcing bin from hs wife Yesterday tn'I' ""'
argued before Judge Bartlett IN ue supreme
court Chambers, motion In behAi VI JAR
Rogers 10 vacats tho decree oi u"o.o' '''i
ALLOW Der 10 defend the action. IN nor "'nh,
papers we're presented setting fort thli 'he nf 81 'u''
Of M suit as February. vhsn he Munro Au'p' us
clsuf made. hef name being pnphey p''"l"u ~
the defendant IN divorce suit The cnifg' Ut UNI
fllne-s she says ahsOlu ely false ah sl' ~ On o
that oil the testimony. which was given ~ i'n' p" eI
husband. untrue sue state that WINE 'he a'uoh
erought bY her husband wa pen ing no SUI c"hu u
tie 9fHee ~ munro Adam WIS produced hnN.hE lhht
sir HOgpfs gave him fnil power io ~. W me SUI
In uppnaition "a tie motion 10 va R4srrrh lhsl "
proceeding va az artemp ~ est"r mqntY Huih ~
hEefs tHit MnnF ADAMS had nefaf bseh t"hn,,u'."
v ID the suit and hsd not appeared beUft me
and thai Inc poe eadlhfa v - All regular fWlF.lts
vafs produced shoFine hat the siinmp "a We WM"l
hal ves upoh MI rogers en hrih ~ 49,, ~
that whsh she fefait rd a she dld no. sppef ~ 49,
~ no. 10 his .nndtyii saaeflad bat ne hal ~ w
wfe that hn lnnn 81 hfn alnH This anit We f 'st
he lad val vite her vhla tis a'tigg Wa gnhahl ~
eptaiubsf 10 iaat NJ tl1seis h,sffeh rh"H A'""N
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. euI. Nouct5.
Po.l Omce Nonce.


Letters for Europe need sp'e ally tirf''el l- ds
patch D4ro uar steamer 1rlJr % spesy fe
livery destination a., Ell trii,AeAa- nAs 80 OfN auei
soreieu uu, .It 90 v.ss s1in. August - will c.o,s
pIguUu' ia ctse- al tn.' ono. as 'i'': Alb. 49,,
D nm tor Europe u.r s, NcFIda wa Queenstown
Honduras tut Livingston. per 3 in-rier VIA NrW-
southampton and Bremen uotters FOR FRANCE m ist -
directed uei rdei a. " W ~ 49, P ~. : v
tie 'ouI Pacific post. cityo Para 20 aspm.
wal tcttel' TOT HcxcJ must DO directed per tv 0i
Lceri.DL VIA Eaf,r''. - l3Jp a. Ion Lnrjse per
q. uJ.unl-. yi4 queenstown 1870.
monU VIA Qus'usoWu lct'r.' foi Germany ana lrluce
must Doe directed pr ,.f q" i..n ll D o % u-
O.. a-rmu.a 'er = q -nn',o 49,, a. - p ~ NJ. 4pi'
l.. must be directed per CTS OF Wa-.lnEtD! 81 80
p m Tor Europe per g. Leasing VIA Plymouth.
FRIDAY Al , a. ~ fOr newfoundland and IT, rsrro
sAruKpAY-Rt = H. for the west Tud,s. VA -
t.o a.. .u. fal fu' thr Ia f's1 countries Va Hr8 !.
per Advancr va Newport NeW' a. I'd n Zoe
Oermsny. sc. must he directed per A.ilons - 81 ~
% Cog tul.p psrs Au'.r-. a a1.n' ,, iis-
At 5na tor scotland ,lire,t oer :, . f.,s's va
Glasgow l.itsr- u'psl bel directed p'f 81 i'1.A ~
wrrp A. - 100 for Europe. per I.le % - -gith
smpiop and Bremen a. ~ ~ ioi NO I 49,, rei,o
ara tn, 10 rats countries va hri'i pr . ihsrss"a
Mi, r., Ras,ran, View Zealand ssndwcn ant rll fsand.
psf [. = Au.rsns 20 -an ffinc.'.o cl1m here IA
sHi - q! !" -, 1 Iirt,.gn n.. ~, on
Naus china mi iapau per tt, of ti0 le itnsifo
"a -an Frinciscl Close .er' NuF isi g a. y. a
.rbs o. vans Pici1e mans irrsuVst
san Francisco Nal, tfoi tls Elst aruFnguf uafW 40
Francisco du On" ~ - saiuf o. 'saH-fs - tfhffbi
'''"'' HENRY q. PEARSON P0sniitsa
fOst once New OLA y ;. AUG . l1sA
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4 NONpLUSSED CAR-DRITER.


nom M AIbanV Ir1ning J0urnnI
A Pearl NJ. car was yesterday the scene OF a
uyelv political Discussion Shoh serves " ndiosh Sbal
the pe0p a are linking about The afiyr was lh-he
~ a. ,atlng nasty lunch, willie friendly sHs ituie
was temporal ~ perform, NJ duties on ne platform
A ere,d Of work men entered the ar and AFTER lev
,,,,,ts. Of Rond-u atuTed bsdinage tne Of them SID
dsnlv spied q velsRd Dsdge upon the person OF tle
d,i,s, eutur,ss unmsi Rhabs wa pieiufe1 upon hls
vissRe a. ~ No. could feo0yef nom BIS
az n,shmeut amid silence which IVES e'ou'o' IN r.
~, - .,ns what are wearing hat tang t0ff y"
h'yby / an a tsmoora." fsl cred he drytf res
van srs a UemDprat How losg are l'u going 70 ne
i.at.a,,,t Wit nav. the DeHOUfnts done Tor you
win H. IN BE srorn oh see sP"-s your wares
are 100 big well 0on'i get any mere mas ,nt hos
a. a LiuL A. ths noutt .grs IL elf ~ s0ni never vote
spetbs1 H. ma fs,ie ticket We gnnE w WIN paw
tina SHOWS snguan ~ hsvs tsin, pro eei bns ne
sba ~ unfnfiusata sst driver sJprfwn ~ ", W.
much sphtiasasd snd uncomfortable res w,hbthe.1
ths aps abst bis eIsa Hsspphk WIZ uhw.ht-" ~ "
i0os ~ HlHissl D. IL statesman, YES a. a.H
ffspa a. tbs wofhihswsb bas soti sS' Va "s sVss '"
slast klui. snh 81 s,islpks
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IRlsLnrEN IN NEwloRK FOR BLAINE.


PoRr JERyls, \. Y, Aug. 1s.-A large num-
Der Of the Irish residents or this own stth"re al -.
john. Hall night TO discuss the que ton Oh
tie Presidency. Upon taking ballot every one wa
found be opposed b. Cleveland and for B.ahe' INC
following call was then sued:
The gued vOter- Of thu town Il Deer Park VINO
have he et0fOfe acted With he Democratic rtY ana
VINO heve tlat TIE action OF the Democratic Ndiloha
touvcuu n IN nominating Grover fcvc nj FOR Irr--
dem va unwi.e. aud who bel eve tina his eirc ION
would bo t-imeut 40 ne best ntcre- ~ the rouh
n. rrbv invite Their fellow irish zcns 20 CO. I'D
hem M t. Johns Hal Monday evening. gust -
1--4 or the par .O-e ~ 0rming an Iris Anne lchH
Blaine and 10 an Club.
TIN. wa signed nv trcntv-ou- leading Irishma1 To-
Night the meeting largely attended and g'od-I d
Blaine and Logan Club formed. The zen IA. crJ Is
not % much for Blame a. against Cleveland over
three ourths Of he rb OF thi- district are op
DO ed to Cleye and. ouc-haf will vote Tor Blaine ana
lie o. OF Butler
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c0Fo1LR EoGv,oyIy 4 QrlyDlRT.

rNCrErNN ABOUT EyurWNG FrlvArr HENRY s
HoDY-DDrO>rL SUTHERLAND To DE. NAGIG.
II disclosure. regarding the death of Private
ChlrIa- r. Henry OF tine Greedy Expedition. have
induced li- sister, Uora Buck of Lincoln. Nrb.
to demand OF Coroner Robinson. of Long island
CRY. tntt the body Doe AZ once cNhum and cNu'u-
med. SINCE receiving thr dispatch yesterday COR
Ourf Robinson has been Iu % QuJudarf ana seems
NOT fo know what 'o do I'm answer to TRIM Nl
reporters inquiries as to what action ho meant u"
take iu thr matter thn coroner .ald flai %, ral'
dI1 mot know. Iir couldn't say whether The
.uprrut,udrlt of Cypress Hills Cemetery would
lsf hiu dlr up th' body or not He sad mat lie
vu- lu. iuu- consult Coroner Levy ol TINS .'tf
on the subject. iut confessed that Mr. Levy h'd n"
urI-dICruu Iu the matter. aud hr touldh I'H " ,F
ho So .hr. to consult thc Ncw-l ork rornucI llr
Thought tho Government would exercise 0 NAT hu-
thrnft belonged to n respecting Ucur, remains.
asked If Boo himself had tulI power io a'' CIRQUE .
Robinson replied. vIth nn "0hdon tDn'I'i-hc
oir -uppo-e -ot real H.. dgn k4.". rt-
Colonel a.. sutherland. Medical Director "i INC
DIVISION of thr Atlantic 4. .. s.. yesterday sent
tho DIlu-rin l.ftcr tu pr John !. Magic thc Dep
mtg Register of Vital Statistics
afp. h,te 'he hon'i 49, f'qn''' Win the veg o'
rI,tls ~ tt5uIr r,o.r Q I'm rpral r. tl'e roiy o'
sa q apSs r 81 e'ssas .aaa '} e. a BE- 5
tilraiipn made '"f fie assfen ~ hftpsrR o" the
b. ra- uuhup a s pninr tnai iirntF's irt.I raa i
'ns r''n ' dil' 'nl 10 1000 ih "' '''a, r.. n''nl
.'"' ,l. . .1's ..s 't aai H. 900 bon.
..rlnu.es. ,nt supiI 900 "l.drH.' d." .id.is ".irl
100, A-rlt 10 90 p"frt n ri iu ODD anal " r'imi7 90,
''I' i',3 '' ... IN. ,- t....,,Il vurl al.
ufr coul. ouI give it which ai i"r iMr N'' f ID
u.u lF satisfactory FOB }"uf oH i'uul-d up' gene l1
made % the -ecr- a., tuc Na'y Comm lndrr ~'hry
tnl io tLt sigma '-I.e' "l 'H army ny '"'"''"'N'
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THL SIiGE or co4L MINES.


ICY rFtEfNAfI TOD ht IHIh' W.
PrrrsRrRG. Penn, Aug. 1o.-No violence Is
rep,r.ci rom the eco op ~ tie striking miurrs ln the
fourth poo todly; uut au ol.b.elR b. more immn'u'
tb.,o ever About 4 o'a ck Tins morning captain
Plat rer rout Il ont his men aud FORMING o lime they
rrarch.d to the Nee mines. As usual the strikers d-
vde emsc YES int, wo squalls 10 visit both Che upper
and low mime
Az the upper mine sh,rG Chambers and
two a. prue, were fou 81 while the lower
,tt WIS guarded by Constable Mcclure
and one deputy few me went into tie ui es' hni
mo- discussion ar al creation occurred. The me waite
al on fo perhaps au rour. and then returned 20 thr
camp mr. .r akast ~ hn T pat % o'Io lfgr r.
nforcomenta csdcd hy nr as 'an arrv of. and mass
M. e.,og was .od Tn speakers ol urged mod rati m
i.lt tisste ilat tho "cauptre" ou tlnd hr'n nn 81
rctnrv was won IN claimed th ~ le4t e'ehtttn h'
of The tpiurfs " - had been at work w''k as' 10
3d. aud that a.. remainder would s""n h' o1t Ahoui
moon e eat 90 ifepnn WIS 90 by he arrival ~
rns.r ~ Officials ~ anafcr NJ sfTh re arlinsf
yvbnu information fr conspiracy hfd ben Wdf.
rh,y were erected Sit nafb Iontr 1ni in7n ne
,,,r,ss loco. no ynle ,,. VIVA Offered 10 ydd ni hnd
TIC tn o. they sn. eit ttrsi r. f"stfNr. q" wh"n %
vatiani n4s been BE- utH. .ut rd % tIt 'ntnr 20
tftt U.HH H. s4F- r not .r1l1i nNi' ie Ut ifi
ton.t = o. hin aud fliius ma DE lar h'1 tH n''h
vol al tom ..fo. 400 nt.if milne if"h th' "'"'
pnu., v d % B.. O. 800 camp th1 rlu main Z" r'' i' 'n"
wives nd dau nrf- many uinrfH a. t"-7iIIr hl'
tit famI. They "li ti tht H'"t GOT ii. riiIH'i' %
ann, ing o. me tn sill at WORT To- Join Tie snhc AID
Tie pit. are nov guar Ird boy uil'rin
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mr. DEFIcEMiNT orr GLADSTONE


AUGUSTA, Me-, Aug. 1S.-The feeling Is IN
ten-e ID tbs city tl- DETACHMENT Of the memorial
stone that mark the grave o Mr.. and Mrs. Blnnes u-
ant son Their. a deep feeling 81 indgnauon' moi cir
cum,cfibe uy patslnnIp Ciuzens generally have but
oue lpl ion IN the mater. and that is that
the act /. such a amJu, character that the person
or persons who IT, when caught should be made 10
feel the strong arm of the Law. For early 80 ars
the little plain marble cross Ia was erected Oy parental
affection 10 mark the grave has stood unframed
st,,yoot B.,ln. was DO Il June l.. 1851, and died
Juy II Is54 What tue object was o obi terating the
ist figure l. IN the OF the irI Or "a" en- l, 80
ina now read born in l.. 1917 can 1ot DE WINE"
IL D. known fn1 two hot0gr phlc gative pa q. OF
the de accd tombstone were taken rboI'y yer lne
p.rpctrat on OF tie lai SIN by an Ttl mere ana
tat rOpi were SCI. away. B'iu negative are SUI
here m posses ion OF Of the plns er7 O Dem
oc a c uew paper. a who vol nty h1slue u Mt
Bla He Mt hesa cd TO show copies OF me Mega
tive numerous 10 IL reported ma re chLif
strange calico on he tOgrIp GER who made the reg
tiy and employed 10 do the work saving 1t was Tor
Wtste PEE sons. tn gM mos OF THIS Ndhit Oul-
rage vii not be allowed To escape.
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NV FIHH NUE IT
The speculation in oil was dull within mar
r,V rang, NJ fluctuations to-day. ltws weak nearly
the y hoe time. but closing prices were the
ON saturday IN the absence Of important Geld the
movements prices to-day seemed des gned to encourage
short interest q such vas tbe Intention ~ he eidine
op,fatots ~ I, doubtful whsthsf II realized h. asy
g.pat rttert The extreme prices wee bsfely more
than cent apaft anl The bub ~ the trading Wa lone
betuesn 7gi, aud 20 cents The market epeaed weak
al 70is87Dit tnhfa daeIssI ~ 7Diya7bss eepis aud
aftHf tuahss THau alussd ~ 70ia prnia Ffua hssih
Hina g. cad u waa issAlHs Ia Interesting features
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THE VICTORY or THE YACHT CRUISER.


BosToN. Aug. 1S.-The little New York
soop Cruiser. which IA. to Boston with the n
teution of proving her uperoity the st yachts,
had her first trial oday, and won her first victory Her
competitor was =. NJ Inis cat boat Wv Tie race
WAS "a led OF Citt Point hl morning With Ugh sout'
west br err, an nip and tuck 81 tne way me
wind had ilmost trey disappeared. ana ca Ht IN D
mn utes and A. secun D.. ad 'i her opponent ne
Crri or 4. ne ally -lo p-rrrRrd O-dav, he viva
had a carigg she OILY Jew her malnsau The viva was
s,ile,l hv 81 Henry Hu ch and the Cruiser nv lei
owner II A. q ley. The cruisers time for the 81
miles Wac . hours and 81 SECONDS.
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iBY TELEGRAPH 70 TIE TRIHrSg.l
CmCAGO, Aug. Is" Never sell property
when you think y0u bottom Is advice which
traders ar quick 10 give but slow 10 follow.
Here h. whaat under II cen Or August. sud under
Isl cents for Sep5enber With nine ont Of ten ~ tne
traders in the market bears selling for pront, and
blvIng only 10 take In III r shorts" This IL August,
winter wheat Is In fu movement and the news from
the spring VIII at country is all o. one tenor. Not
single port tells Of failure or damage am where The
Wis Die supply figures have Just turne' 80 tlat from
week to week stat ment made public on Iue+days'
instead % recording decrease IN the visible supply
notes an increase, This increase for while u dt'et
o.interest The transition from figures showing de-
or ase to figures showing an increase challenges att'n'
ton ami exces comment While this increase u the most
natural thing IN the world this time and logically cuts
no glre at all. IN reality 70 Is quit de ided bear
influence. All these things-the movement o. winter
wheat the favorable from the spring he II crop the
exaggerated Importance Of the weekly increase in the Vsi
bic supply-are "a beari-h they be- Whatever
change. occur mn t pretty certainly bring about better
instead " lower prices II i accepted now that the
spring wheat crop viii the finest, perhap' aud the
largest ever gathered. II caanO In fact exceed these
ant .oipatOns.
The big traders are now out Of the wheat market.
Armour il brsy WITT pork; dahy with rit.; Kent -
The public j. now most interested in the provision pit.
where armour i'm "a cool u1demon trauve way i
KING yereance uron the raiders In Wall p n eft and
upon the speculative for iZuers Wh' -rt u"n ID sd
ON the otter hold rs OF proyion 10 ight D. ne
<cw.Y0.k panic short ribs have gon" 20 40 81
and pork for August j. iug a, 50. IT ihe
Fowl p. had but hid The pllck o. stiek
fo their lard the might now hr rejoicing with Cufahy
ana Armour. because me dr1u"e Il.f week vhh ,eut
mp pork aud ribs and wheat ,c Oar 20 - for -cp,rm.
ber Cable di.p tcnes hat amc 'n hi. NOR n -ad NE
prices of wheat t Liverpool w'r -. '"'i. i'M n,
Louis come thc news THAT 2l-ooo bushels or ".'as
were received here his morning. TIE npoH vas or
rem hrr. and believed Dos some ih' 14 20 rec M
of wh at would amount to sixty ear These "ri' ,n'
Influences under ssh. 10 the market 100 began 'fanlhk'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-19
OBITUARY NOTES.

CARo. Aug. 1S-Sultan Pacha, the pftsI-
dent ~ tbe Eevptian Legislative Council, ia dead.
WASHINGTON. Auy. 1s.-Mary Cemmer the autnore'''
wi Of Edmond HUDSON EdtOr of The Capital dleu mere
this evening Of hemorrhage the brain she had on
l for eks. .,.e- ,,oo-,
WAsHiNGToN Aug 1s.-The War Deparmen mas D'eh
informed Of the death this morning. near Pns 'eiph''
OF Colonel j. j. Woodward sure n United states Army
Surgeon Woo ward was OF the phy.icans IN atten-
ance ON President Garfield and has been In bad hea'h
for a long time
Mrs ltherine Horne Flee ed SUNDAY evening ut
the house Of her sister, Mrs Janet DOrland in
Ct Mrs Fleet was a descendant OF one Of the oldest
and weath4st famii OF this city, and together WIN
her sister inheri ed large amount properly some
which still remains tie family. Her tathe, a,,r
me owned all OF tse property IN BrOadwa betWTeu
I'm ton and 10 n sts Mrs.. Feet was the wldoW VI III
-amnn Elert a well known u erarY man OF thls CIly