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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07
LycIDENrs y 1IR4TOGI.

SARATOGA STRINGS. Aug. 6.-Iames y. Ten
E.ck be- Paek,A sru ior ha. chai en- ed James H. RI
ley, she Saratoga Lake oarilu. % TO" matc' over 'n
I urcate course. Troy about August 20, for 500 slide
o~ he viii accept xp,usc, and come 10 Saratoga Lake
-c.llar Riley TN. morning said: I've been expc ''u-
tsis some mc and Zen Iyck pulling n good form ana
"a time thi. seIsou. You say for me that III nee
him ~ Troy ON saturday ard then Wen fix the date for
the match n viii proha ly takc ace 80 Troy p"--'3
-rafox LaEe-o MT tcu unit see Ten Eyck. My wei-h'
i. nov 100 uud.; n fIct an TOO 'oid. f'rt h''
tlc more III I would SWEET easier ard fee better
want n row the match in smooth va err rough Wher
zoe AGAINST me- and losd.s am not accu7iou to II
in al of the races hav takrn Part no 300 vauou- rs 'l
the ,oun ~ ths season. have ONLY found mo'th "'
once Ten Eyck ia pulling strong or IN seas liz ana
,,b, ever ontrpws HIM {. a good oue-yts he a.
I Hcnr, smith and Mr.. and Ms. Gcor-e Hut'h'''
Tho Sew York cry ddcnc op rat re- VINO atiempi'I
to operate tine injured husband" swindlo here have
bon driven on ~ Saratoga uy Police Iusto" Barbour
Detect ye Trotnla uuleuhury recognized 'hom ~
rutort ma IN Irartnrf Mrs. Uu. rluh. ~ somotH'' n
known N0Ilp Iuwcr'
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TIE PRESIDETrS T4cITION
1nx rr1rcnArr no NE rarnrvE.l

my TELEGRAPH I'd TIE Ihlbb MI
HOTEL KAATEEsKILL, Aug. Gins mas Oeeh
ch lrIn.uc day in TIE mountains Tne ar Is hne ana
the Y. W ,xcelcnt. The President has re nhhca r''Ao
quietly att hotel most Of the day. He took rive 10
Kaater.lnN Fails Laurie House Haincs Ia i ana eN
ether note, points III afternoon with GEORGE ruI"-
General -hlr,c guided Mss Nellie Arthur ana u ,'
licIlr,v IN stroll the mountains TO the t"t-'
Noun Ii. House about IN.
Tn. evening an elaborate private dinner was gwen ID
the Presidents honor by Mr. Harding. Covers were
laid f,r we ye. Those present were President Ar'huI
CHIEF Justice " r. Waite and wife, Clayton McNchael'
Marsha OF The District Of Columbia: General George H.
Sharpe. George Harding. VIE aud daughter; W. W.
HARDING. Mr.. William G.. 5iliIk"u. fM.dicl 3ndi AK
anaer Brown and wife. Philadelphia The menu "a1 o
4atn iu cqriua h-hi-blue aud oltgoi by NJ rag 'of
~ the printing bureau OF the ho;cL The guests SAT
dow at go and all agree tnat - was one OF tle mes
pryaf. ba. quets they had cv'~ enjoyed.
President Arthur is expected 10 visit Overlook Noun
tain tomorrow. 1.r Harding viii drive hlm over
iu tuc ul.ulag. That Is tie only po'ut ever
o. fore visited bv nm 300 th" t'.,l.I-- ~
.,.v "a. has been bssc-.d with tc.o-rlms FROM MIN
ru.u.4uI sand 40 500 .r-ir- him 10 'I'l iAr Pc u
Yrirt.r-c tr, p..i p- .Irv-d '0nlgnt ana wa. @t'N
t+tIc I.l.iu.u. A Hr.rre-U.u ."n o.. -..
r .. ...t frfy- -a ta iIi.u,,~ region .u TIT 'T
Il.... aI.r, . friend Ioee to.lil s-ichf -4"so' -'
en-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07

CHICAGO. Aue. 6.-The representatives, of
TIE va trunk lines. tha Ulol Pa..a. ana che roads
oubue ~ u tne ~oHtlvns-.rH system renewed tA"-
c1ni'rerc ar 1880 IL morning AID continued until
p m. wa. frlly .er.I.dtJ r..er tie enrice subject
90 r1rmi sion of uiIa report some basis o~ action.
The comm ar.: President Gable Of tl' Rock Ie.'a'.
ro .d. -ener Manager Po.l-ro. the Burlington Wee
T. -laut t.c}IIen ,- tl Chicago auI Alton General
MANAGER d1xre q .le his .oJr Ischt, Genera Haa-
ae.r 4IIl-a o. -he ab .sA. start General Adr-
a-er ,' .r OF tee N va1~. auj ~. Paul. Traffic Nh
a-er tu1ns 3' t4- n--al Pee tie, Traffic M ater Hln
sup .riut.u pn. liu7al ,ft.c C-iaa Pl..f..
General Mann .D" ...ll-o. ot .I, san tr' WHO Hi
in t.e aIrr.n was ltd .d l' Che committee l.' '
son d-f-. uH.i. ID I. Do. IS. -u 10 .oi'uIIm "uI ~
fasru 1-. Do o.. K t.-.0r uaIuu- "l..rl d.
IIH. In- ~I.t pie sen It'y ~ 7o- f'r n"Hi 'ht
The Il =-U.r RIVER must constitute fqt dividing uH' f
DO. u'r.I Iou lf d. .o~ GcUIr. nance f. I'D 80"
o-1IoarI JtI. points. Tia" Rock Fla ~. hp" i'' e"
.l.ss THAT .d tlI tAc .er roads O. ,ue Wrin' obi
Rae Oh ..rI e. .-I. c.-~Lf.
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ACTION OF THE AMERICAN ALLIANCE.
I'M SUBORDINATE COUNCILS ORDERED TO CHOOSE
ACA>D.D>rE FOR preside j.

I'M SUBORDINATE COUNCILS ORDERED TO CHOOSE
A CAND.DtrE FOR PRESIDE j.
Bo.roX. Aug. G.-The National Executive
Commute 81 the American Po-t al Al44ce ia secret
,.,, ,-. rcst,r 4r ordered al tne councils IN tie
T. rad ~t..ts 20 make gat.u for President and
yo.-ir,,i 30, o. tAe United states. These nominate rs
will D.. forwarded % tie state c uuD.,, er iAey VII
b prtt.t. a.d vil lLeu He submit io tie NiIoHa.
,ol.,u which WI. lo.da couIc tion with open coor'
am -.r, erlbrr a. and announce tl-r caAfiiaits lie
..yv.u...a.w "a be- Issued tomorrow:
- ,,pd ~ alarm Am rclus io ru.e America. Ring
,l .e -vtry yil a-e green iu tur land. Dow1 VIII
ti. attempt ta eci a pr siiert of IA. "a S'"ee nN
ed n c,pcest-atei. FOREIGN OF uurhi1c4 VOC. De-
Zines u. Nv wA,H forrS .er- 'rS'iH' uIIa.
ll,es go .eu OF natIrll.cI Euicf' pui.i, lot 'he
A.erican yot r.. to choose cau'ldd. i'' u i1'
- a. ,r L. vote Oh f0r fresl r'l 'h We, PEE H-ul
tt.r IIlI,d a.c- af tac coming re. Ion ere re
f \ iolaI Council Of TUE Am Tlctu I.ltc 4 lac
ber.lv direct all council, OF IN o.df 10 y HJ At
fbr ctlv, cadqu rte ul Il 1} pal'. ga pr 'F'u'u
M, the ft-utiu uf tue Odcrl ,ei 90 c~D" 'I 4'
~ .-Ideur and V..c-Prc-i ct ~ DE- Ih'd = 'it
r,pnr sucn = lee ion tIc Sa'l3Hal LA't ui', ,t
= u Z e OR iua Council on or ucIYlt 80 t' H'I 20
STATE uIcii- ave requ stcI fu oi-ahllc we IT
Ar.,les and epOrt [, he NaIOtul iAtc i've IN"
pf tue e4rle-i pYss be .nneul. le tioi' D' o." - -
can ctu.cit III every own ADJ village iH i"C
fh41rers f0r new councils VIII DE grant p" il.' "a
peuse 10 " it ard cuilTt0 American Nofr' lP"i ~
eafiop or the same An address to the American 'ee'
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4 FIGHT ~ FRONT OF THE BUOU.
JOHN J. DoNNTLLY. MAX FREEMAN AND DAvEN-
PORT BEBUs COME TO BLOWS.


The Biiou Opera House was yesterday AFTER
noon the scene OF spirited mill with bare knuckles
which would have delighted the frcquenters OF Madison
Square Garden when the eminent BDstonian exponent
manly self defence gives one OF his exhDi
tions. The participants were Manager John T. Don
nelly. OF tns Bijou. Max Freeman. the composer anu
stage manager and Davenport Bebus an actor attache
TO the sam1 OF Posen company Messrs DonneiIy anu
Freeman were both interested the BUou Opera House
last season. one AZ business and the other as staee man
ager When Mr.. Donuelly took he Opera House TOT
summer season OF English opera Mr. Freeman was ou-
OF the cement and since that time he las been m
abb. 10 Oh MI, Of Mr. Donuellv with kindly feelings ~
la- mlul-,d 10 keep LIS ie, ngs under proper coutIo
mti, Yesterday. when with party OF fuend-' 'H.,-
whom Mr. Beuus. he standing in front Z" 80
Biou opera House Mr. Uomciiy who h'd Dceh uoN'
town on some business got 0h % Broadway ear.
Mr.. Freeman. with wrath In his soul nge ID A, 'l3,
and lu umbrella n Dis hand approached HF.
and I',rlcd him Tor his trenchcry. Mr.. DonneiN H
formed M. Freeman tAat unless lie restrained
10 was barely possible shat hc would ma hIu' ~
ash barrel that standing near tue crow" ~
ne threat aroused tuc sleeping non IL the, ~ s-t
Mn Pobus and he rushed 10 the reScur OF ui-
The -lf-r.ucrt proceedings were not governor IVY
rule lril down ny the Marquis ~ Rnc'h-nilI., ~
gebus Ir,l vcioisv with his left. blt was sl"pl't ~
orlr1ucrf lt the same time cross countefrI iuc! -
&c . ,t i. time -topurl by the police ald e, '" l
,f,,... ~ Mn Douu,llv Ncs>rs. Freeman ana hcois
were arrested AMI taken the Twenty uiath trCS'h
station house II found that Ny Freeman eoH'. IT,
be held aud the cOmV lint against MI hcHu' vas WIN
drawn. and all went home
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07

BIAKE-At Nianti. Conn. a"era brief mness Marion r.
Fuuara services 4Is city notice %. wh.,h hereafter
BELrHER-0u Alzl,tJ Esther d., wife OF tie late ur 2.
z Httlcr. Il che .Jth Nalr ~ h.r age
Funeral tla I.-.t U. her son, Henry
LcIritr. ga .rl.ous ~. g.. IhurS.a AZ l. ~.
Tram leaves Grand central .eaot A. ID. ul.
lnternent ~ .nNach, Conn 80 d $50 D. m.
DF Z1NC-lt Geneva y. s.. Augu.tf 1885, james HeeA
eldest Ui Che late lIam and Caroline e. de n n-
FITUIA>-A A. d. . residence Al West t-i-.t city. Just
=. cE-Jutge fre"m,uJ Frh.an. 4ge 80 years
Funeral tHJl reside zee Friday, Auris So i--i at D. IN
FEKuoN-Iu AuyI.t ; at Monmouth tetcl. y j., ,. ".
FcrlDH. or Pie mont EOcaiant county y Y. ageI -
F1ue-l services vii held a. Reformed church Pier.
mon. rrutY. August 9t -.iJ p. m.
tram will leave foot Cd. tlalers for ~paIku az !
O'Clock. KeturuIs leave ~plrkIl ~ j5I.
MAUKIo cat Nfaspeh Cue 81 y, sudden y
MONDAY mornn-. August H. l-oi, James Maurice ID tho
7nth wear Of his
Funeral Thursday at IL O'Clock az ~ saw
lur.h
Cs4 az nosavelt or Grand broadway
MCMILLAN North ~ em We.fchsat.r 60 ny y on
Of thIs CltV
Fnnera services from his lsta residence Thursday At
O'Clock 2 ma.
TRAVT--On August T. 1-s4. at Brgantlne Beach. Y j..
Captain Jacob Travis. aged 81 THsrs
PORT irnnu place, Ifnnk.
Iva a. D o'cleck un Thursday. Aug1st T.
Friends " l. please omit fO~rr7
IUONf~r SAt ~orslrdge. Mas. August Z. Charles ~.
TlsmsUB ne the 47fh year ~ hs 1re.
Fuuprn servres hl 'le residence. 80 Elm i. New
Haven Conn. ou THURSDAY, AnZn4t q, at 3p m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07
EDWARD ID. BELL.

Edward d. Bell, of No. 81 Fifth-avc, whose
death occurred Tueda morning VIA born in Boston
Isle. II sged In business for himself before no
was twentyole, having received class cal though not
a collegiate, eucation. he spent lift years " his
life al Bos on a. q dry zoods reliant and anassed
large property By reason Of failing health he closed
out his business. and ter sDcn tag several years m
travel ng be came {" New York AID engaged n ne dry
Dry Oods houses OF NeSO Orleans lc remained Ia aciirc
bU ness unfil his death
r Bel married first the doug ter Of Mr. Ha1scom,
Of the United states NAVY. who died m - and
IN ISIS he marie MARY Lawrence. the 6sHe hter ~
Dr. james Lawrence on OF the founiers 81 FAIRFIELD
Co l.gc The funeral will b, held this afternoon al hs
home. Tie inte.nent viii be a Mount Aloufn Come
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nAMAnE N NEN-JLRsEY.

I'm the slorm of Monday large farm house
near the Halfway Fvcr M NV jer''i' vs. "'p'A wy
Gig timing aI1 Wa prUy bun To- mast on o
.ioon l,Inys ono of tnr rH,p tlpoI cuaI piers
u.s airu,l ID. Do po Hnl va npI near 81 inc way
down. Ilr nouau pt Au.,1 tnoru' 40. Go j. "''''N
ave-. E. itubr'h, VIA struck IN ri pm q" thr T ont
...uuN. .us IiuArl. 81 fau. stool o. tA' q" h -
,,i.., .iulnd ami hurled % o4. IuIoI. b. i"uiu NJ"
.tnrt damage a. Dome a SON Ol Mr thutnr wa N'h
Ia I'M, Io.n.. ld that O. SHINING danced around TO
iU.m. pupuina unr nit-rrack o.
.uu.. ,ud outpui ding ot Carlton Lp "'' b. near
Ho.rl.t,vt. Vrr struck ht LIGHT Ins % Nuud N h-h,
an burue lu the arou a. The huldh "ti- 7tl q
WI n rs large d tu d. y ol hay hAl "A.a- morse ana
Ncrr burned
NIL 80. 1, IF a. WisNugtOl Mtuuihc.ni I- 'Al"hN'
it Gl0 rG " slrIck M1ui Tao Dol .-e. room
Was IRE. bal III Ham r we're tXi,4-Il,uia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07
PRESIDENT sEELYE OF CLEVELAND
r,,s1o1i IIp,r rom Julius H. Ssfys. in The Boston

vo,r atter of Yesterday is received g. which, referring
20 the r-ceut charges agaDs' the private II { o
election" In reply would say IN 50 lar rom con
cate the ,avug down certaiu pr ncpe' On wnic u
has seemed important TO take our anu aiu nav
thus far neither atVOca ed nor 90 posed any paruCu
candidate excep "a tic ncples TIE Dseye' shOul az
ihis But IL the charges lch yOd refer a. trN'
do not how with any seli1esoect can Note ioI
ma aglirs who they are MADE. "tr now parry WI Il
any precautions TO decency can Keep >nch u'u IL l
nation. ~tnrm On e tue Onenc are Ncnia Oe,el>.
they not been hiuuted in tIc ace o. inc !uL'
or TO ruc that theY atcct only The can mare
pliyafe life they are 10 elect IA 20 II n plbI
Office. Indicates. shou1 say, SHOCKING dDaHch"Ig %
Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07
DOES CARL scHURz CALL GEORGE WILLIAM 0oN

Fro,a M Schsr-s opening SPEECH "a BI9"st ~
What the has the tariff quest on t. 90 WIN s those o
o, our opposition Nothing at al Anu ,gaf the tar a
" re moyinf cause OF acton they e"hN S ox
selves OF being afrad OF tue ien IN, peop abont
US anu o. o. S ,aag hare been a,ieake noe F' oe
iis. , ,-,..,<7..
,v.ora, william CtsTffS % J. 4 hfTfai -. 4,
vnrs - thS Sth inst received. The independents VI
-, VTrt 6oi the balance power, ant NJ man M
enox,o1s 10 them han Mr. Blame could ne npm!HlSt "a
Tor the Pre.tcency and he principal reason 10y "a
.ie str, following ne has IN Peunsviv1nla nc ltu
-JsS ,re nfpTOiscOp d1td rhCcrcT ~ 40 tter "'S
fE,ror rersuc ref5rR Neither Blan AttGu nor L'- ="
Gu '"''' Wv GEOECE WILLIAM CURTIS
.ys....i,or oso Geffv -ntrC Pc n.
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John ". FERDON.

Ex-Congressman John w. Ferdon died at
Monmouth Bsloh on tuesday. after a brief Illness He
born in Permont, RockIand County, in 1928, and
was graduated at Rutgers College in ls47 He afser-
wardstudied and admitted to the bar In ls5l He
Was a member VI ths Assembly from R)cksnd County IN
ls35 and was next elected 70 the state senate, serving
o. the National Republican Convention which renOmi-
mated Lincoln IN 1854 and also a delegate 10 the
Naional Republican tonveurrn held IN Cncnuas Ia
1876 Subsequently Mr.. FerlDn elected and sryed
IN tie XlNIth Congress From Ie XIyth District % th
state. H. leaves wife, two and ihre3 dan yhterJ
His funeral viii take place on Friday az Permont
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY AUGUST :, 1891

OF the country will he issued August 10 The National
Committee suggests 10 the subordinate council hst the
campaign be Quoted the principles at stake ana
upon personal for the action OF local eoun
els the selection win De announced on eenemoer anu
the American vote asked for the candidates elected
Grand State Councils hereby directed 70 cal con
ference composed OF delegate OF ch local Council
and electoral ticket for ths If RESPECTIVE
states All persons invited to organize new eouncls
as before stated state. and they will be advised
freely and ASST ted Ivy the National Council
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07

ton Nearly all the branches represented the Council
reported that they had chosen delegates. motion that
inc Council elect delegates was supported by stephen J.
Meany and opposed by many others the ground that
ne Council sent money that the branches represented
n Tue Council were already represented in the coUven
uo ov their regularly chosen desgates and that the
oouhel usef was represented by its president The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07
piSuAL DIYs 4r YEWP0Er.

Ntvronr, r. L. Aug. G.--Gcuuinc Newport
weather atii prsyais Iarl ANYTHING i' hoard bit i'
s,und of fny horne ii. Ia aud rrrmuont whstlra Tie
,acuI snru are thsruus dssuatod thcr f-'o' being
completely out of tbo qurnuon in such weather N"'
even polo could bo played thA afternoon aud al sp"iA
arr at o. ~ audsuA
TnA Tumrst arrived her ruls morn az ahead Of Inc
Dsruit a usual and The 81 the day known De-
foe tho Iat cr ourna was received. = poop rc -
eil to wo1dr how Ich longer me HeruH Will keep zap
a l1sIu- d. .L
Admuer wa give. tom DR. by james C,afes % Prov
lenr. at thr Carey 50 a and General and Mrs j. Mere
d. ia T. ad alo eae' m 'nirta nmon. in ho or OF L"Fl
and Lady Ezmolth, Of Eue a.d.
lane Bill - q. NrvY rs. has been elected president
oftb, CIc,..l,. and Hendricks club here summe- res
es seem % sou-h Ter a- heads t-ese organize
ton. G,or-e ~. body Weunore beng the pr-sldnS
OH OF tine Baiu. and Logan club. GEORGE II Calver
ana or-e Tiffany among the yce-rgesi.cnt- Of Tie
Clcv aud club.
The following arrived TO-DAY az The ocean House:
n. H. borual. d. j. burmIu, ". a. -cuu q I'D WIZ
smith lmbt. a II vile. LYrrru T. wheeler. Il J. sA'
GeorE D. Mile aud WIFE, j. b. NJ. Gro yrlUr, OF New
YORK; q. K. 'Uam %. Franc E. sears and wife. H. a
" l.I CARES ID. I..t9n . ~ O. Mrs, e. 4. Iol an OF
Boston; j. Hauz. Mr. ireland, Mrs Oh Try
NJ " o. Cu4uiu. " Watson. IT. Of PrOrdt pc.
.,..Il.s ieetor. or rse " Young oi Ph'ticp DO. ~.
O., So 90 3D.. le. of Richmond, in lama BcnidnL Mr
K.0n. OF Irfrc Iil.ci VI. Cab on, oi Brouhll 3D.
l.. tuuaIc; j.. o.. -ln .ers d. 60 ders. o Albany
q cr arrived it tnr Aqmducrk House tIe luglhe.
= b. Paine. q. ID. -uchnry. J. keuno and Amilf, ~.
BIao.t e.. J.. Atr"o VI 81. John J.. Eoocl o. ~,
4 ncord \ % Gcor-c u Hear IN Misses H"ar' or
L .ca. % orgc Bis. - an oi raj td,ert e l. -"h "'l
PEN. f. J. Inc ter g.. A. g. Vm Bucr b.. u New
YorA; Dr. anu Mrs. ". II. Workman. of Worcester.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07
cLyERIL LOGAN HlSI Busy DAY

Since his arrival in this city General Logan
ha- fc,n besieg.i By photographers les.crd'y ne
capitalized .ee giving ,ltt ms e. 7Afoy ~ N''' 'lu
Fax. after ;he ordeal received nnupr OF ''' -
among l~n Walter A Eube. OF so. 10 N"rlu--'' "uo
took the future Vic President OF IA hed wnen "c vas
wounded at the battle OF Fort Dlneson feoI"'Iy -
>64. The TWO Mer had not met since men '." ''
EIle va. given cordial IT etn-. Among Atr V,-."l
were Clrtau CLARK or Genera IN ridIu- st""' 'ii'
aries 5. thIck-. mg, -e rotary ni NJ LA0'''-'O I'm
illfi OF Q pa IDEAL ate c mint r. 3D. t,,.-,o,
General l. spent The AFT no on Tie N''''l ''' '
OF tAe L. r. u Icau Nat DUAL cos IL TIE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07
THE DEMOCRATIC STATE COMMITTEE

The Democratic State Committee took pos
session ~. HEADQUARTERS in e Hoffman House ser
t,y tn. rooms are 10 the new Two ifh-4t addition
and are finished with cool dea OF he pecu lar Gilman
House elegance. me g, gof tLe EXecut We Committee
WAS held az noon. William J.. smith, of Clinton county,
prcsi and major ~ Of tie commit emeu were pres
eat Mr. Murphy app AIRED as proxy for Daniel Manning.
ormis- aer Zen I TtmEIi w. representative the
committee. NOT present. either ia b. son Tor Whl b
be il c-s Xplsu . on u by proxy. Ine cad
oirrar- con. so or nrs fuor -et luur rooms and
frth for ret OF i've The dc I've Work rs TO be
zone los NJ. smith, Colonel Murphy and cx3Ay0 -OOleg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07
I1an1INe ron 1 1ELENAfH -.

The New-York. Ontario and Western Rail-
road Company began an action In the supreme Court
ve- ertay 10 strain the Western In Iele rdph COM
pany from inherit ring with the owned BY the ran
road along the line ~ i- road. and obtained IN i"lu
no r. training teiegrtpI cp1 pany FROM an
f~reU until uIther IRA Ol the Court inc otOl 10
turuabIe before Judge Barnard, at special 1e4W' ~
BroOkly u, next hOEdAJ'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07
FFsTNoyT FAILS ~ BEAr HIS RECORD.

BUFFALO. Aug. G.-The nineteenth annual
meeting Of the Buffalo Driving Park Association ope ed
to-day The 23O class race AZ er i've heats had a-tn
'roted. postponed uDtt tomorrow on account 4
darkness. the for the 222 class by Zoe e.
IN three straight heats Time >: -3l9. 2:2lA. 2:22
The exciting event Of the day WssmOnts t'empt
beat his Pittsburg record o. 2:02. The game ute
pacer hooked with the rough bred unDer Firebr1nd,
logged CO around tae T. which had been CIV an
extra scrape. aud onsdered fast After the warm
ing NJ the ho down The reich az fasi pac.
and a, t.eg were well IN hand Johnson was gwen me
word. The first quarter was made In 3D. on the blck
stretch WestmOnt Lett rs feet fr several seconds puJ
again tied work and passed tue half mile polo
ia 1OtA. lie -lOw~d up after leaving the hal-mue
pole. ana reached the thrrcquarter pole IN l:3 Aver
swinging int the stretch h. moved unsteady,
broke a At thr q stand, ard passed 4
rho wire a IN 2;Os4. second attempt was also
cessful the time being 2:O9.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07
DOES CARL sCHUm IMPUGN GEORGE HAVEN
PUTNAM's MOTIVES

t a LETTER 10 ne Edfor Of The tribune JrJE PRESIDE"
EOsei /. Richardson. 49,, ,,.,.
Mr. Georg Haven Putnam app ara among NE Do 20 IN
peuub leans n account OF he nomination OF Mr btir
II ~ wi known however I ihc Iwcl IA ward that M
Putnam action due entirely 10 his r., tIao, pIu
ples L 81 December n wrote 10 MI X sell l. iIcLu
son thai c0ald not assist ia org uzlng the IWe "A
Ward Reaublcsn Club he int id 20 vote Iet Ine
next Democratic candidate for + esideht as Neh
cfor,o, n, ne direr ion Of frc. trade His objection
now 10 Mr. Blaine is cea! ly AL aft I-ihought'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07
TOT. A. Kitzmiller esq. GetlysDurs Pc n
DOES CARL SEIZURE CALL PRESIDENT ELIOT \


From M Schtr+s openfaG sof'eh ~ B'o2..tg.L M.
Wbot teen as liz farid Qur~tO1 20 40 WIN de "a
tives OF our .ppositon Nothing at IL ASu ~ an
fbose 10 whom these presents may come sui AZ
m tarifF IN now cause OF GU seton lueE
theW-, q If pei e AFRAID OF The reai rus ~ " "
cararD n ami of sc king artfuly 10 deceive e pm
s6ent mem So HiT may hare been mas ahe' ~"
,cIf be lie -,,-....,.-
Kyo yc.ltf E0rS personal eTp'1a9'ioh ~ rs Pos''C
s.na-or Uoar j. uiy personal r.en an J. iotoN HE
bs protcc onst convictions n -uppor ing BIhhs. -
o. n,tss 4 | stall vote FIR evea q and H'boIl'h'
s,us,or H,l il an old-style proecuOnist ana hO~I "a
the young Harvard graduates aIe Tree RACERS A''-
dope with uroteCfiIn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07

rordham Ridge have planned and, with the assistance
OF other Young friends whom they interested In ther
project held fair" for the benent OF The Ibid
uNE FRESH Air Fund. A., .,, y,
They take great delight In sending 10 you the resn OF
their anor OF love in the check, which you VIII ma mere
with for 81 AZ. IL b. J."
Netr York, August 6, 1884.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07

VI Tt I IlIl' Y I'II = ~ " ~ 'FI4''
RALEIGH Aug ct e tr-ra Of the western Nortl taf-
DINA Railroad to-day reach % ChlresJ)H, swain County
s.xty-.lye miles We NJ Asu viIc
TORONTO. ont. Au- Ga cab egr m from London 10
he Go1e saws tina IN Bot.d of Director OF the North
c1u and Norhre-t. Rul,lrso of Canada nolt meet
ting to-day to consider the arrangements 90 Boo mad 10
vorsing he branch about 20 be const uo el Ton ora
veunur.t to eI d.s The arrau .rmcuf7 pr POO eel ot
tr Cana ian di-erfo~s vcra sanctioned an th branch
~ a Doe completed Js 5000 49, po IDLE.
CuCAGo Aug G.-Ihe sta. cme telsgrlphed thit the
T. ION Poetic ana tie Northern Paclh. hid entered
upon war In eat rates is q MED tn rates pave oeen
reduced per q. nj by the roads conformity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07

-. u,o-tur,t, for an immense boom that any
the sy baa and IL seems To improving the oppor
funity. ,.;;- sror,
Trhere was time when so much advertising rom
m, Herald would Lave been valuable. But auver
.,sine in The Herald is no longer what IT was-H"-i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07
nolilical Notices.

Al n.,u,r.-I,e-t Portraits t1e city Campaign
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NJ Duaa-st Oh aJr Heats uagtels since 1912.
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Patent Waterproof OpcnW OrlS Nei Banners
Handsome ana durable. New aesi sole ManufacufeTy
under Ict- patent iatrngemruts will be prosr dtef.
Arbstc portraits Ant campaign equipments
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