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Plateau gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Tenn.) 1883-1884, 1884-07-10
RUGBY DIRECTORY.

When found make note of."-Captain Cutie.
Plateau gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Tenn.) 1883-1884, 1884-07-10

TiIE RUGBY CoRNET BAND.-C. II. Blackjack,
President; G. S. Moore, Treasurer; f. Taylor,
Secretary Names of Members, with their re-
spective instruments: G. s. Moore, F. Taylor
and -, L fiat Comets; G. H. Wilson and
G. Rogers, B fat Comets; c. H. Blackjack and
Mr.. Potbury, L flat Altos; H. Blackjack, B fiat
Tenor; N. II. Tucker, Baritone; -, 4 flat
Bass; T. j. Davie, Bass Drum; j. Shelby,
Tenor Drum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-28
C4PsIZED N THE SOUND.

The yacht Unknown. belonging 10 >. HarH
c9u and sailed by Thomas Morfr with crew OF seven
men and ne Yacht Daisy sailed by Charles Nln Wort,
started on 4 race yesterday for 500 IRON OAK Point
They were to turn al the Gangvay buoy at Cow Bay
The Daisy was q little ahead and just afier tne
Yachts had turned tac bJoy tn Unknown
...,d and ia. crew found thctus, ives
Ao,vderlfr iD the water the OF the Daisy saw
tne,u rev paid no attention 60 5rn. and az hour ana a
INC l,r tbe men were discovered cln-Iug TO tHc bot
ton, ~ the varGt and yearly exhausted captain Van
y an. Of the IaIryglI. slowed up near the yScnl' aEd
.uisiu lanes Gibbons ilel Gate pilot. VINO was On
tbf steamboat. went The mon IN small BOAT. Inc
,,ly. were running high tlU tIc SiorOWh'h men
,4r sw.d the boat u tacir ragrruc-s TO get into H.
he could only take three beard. The Others Hcr res
cue 10y small boat winch put OH rom passing 'cAooSl'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-28
Ac1oR GooDWIYS EXPERIENCES.

a number Of men were gathered round
Sable Ia the Morton House Saturday afternoon Ibey
were for The either actors politicians ana a.
regular intervals mighty laugh would burst from them
cad the table bo drumued in an ceatasy OF hlatity'
The Of ali this mirth Nigh have been traced to
boyish looking young man IN Hight clothing, whose
snburn looks were surnounted by tall white hat lie
retailing mirthih anecdotes, tho points of which
were vastly heightened by his graphic RoHturea aud
nmete yeloe aud features, Itwaa" Nat" Goodwin who
had dropped IN for hour two on hia way ~ tho
shore from Boston
sYess aaa la. -fm myself sgan. Very much mysolf
though they did try arrest West tell you
those 'FF,soo sharps would Try aAd rope Ia their
hsothsrs they thought there vaA any money In tho
family No wonder they tried u fleece Sunday school
scholar unsed 70 ths wicked ways Of the world such
anal Seriously. tina whole affair was miserable black
mailing scheme. Tnsy thought would pay up rather
than face Publicity. hut they made a mistake They
sxo sorry Tor II already and want 10 withdraw from tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-28
TROUBLES or BUSINESS MEN

ABILENE. Tex, July 27.-Donoyan a hyne'
rrnor,l mercantile bouse nave made an aaaignnont
The liabilities are sHlnsled AZ flouVp ho""N' d"
sota. 500 900. preferred rlima' ta''"''
IAntAsArolA July g7.=Jehn j. smith, Pf''"'n' "
Az, t,s,,t ,,.t,, r,,pu.ny. applied Tor % receiver
fnr that CONFORM Tho liabilities ar ahld tu ne ftu"V
Assra 600 Tho application VIA gtAnted Au' 't"hA
Hamilton Wa appoatod rooel'of'
kLw.uIyrs. Jnly g7.-At meeting 81 creditors OF
Tulte Post proprstors of tAo Grand uaon Hotel, one
Of the largest housss In this city ~ vaa Unanimously NC
eded 10 accept sstnment On basla Of ~ cut q" r
~ nm, nla.us nn.nDer arm, has not Drch hcaIu
frn,n lie mai bern sunerng frOm malaria, ana u sup
posed ho Ia wandering about tae county IN 7eN'
deuented condition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-28
COLONEL MOTION INSANE.
IN The HANDS OF HIS rHENDs-ONIY A sLIGl
IRRLHI-LAEITY IN lis ACCnTNTs.

n The HANDS OF HIS INENDs-ONIY SLIGHT
IRREGULAETY N HIS ACCOUNTS.
Frederick +. EJcrs.adt, a member Of the
firm Of Strauss & Co., al No. 40 Broadway explained
The Disappearance 81 Colonel Morton ycsIerday. Nj
Ebrrstadt ana the assistant postmaster OF Brooklyn are
political and social friends The former said last night to
a TRIBUNE reporter;
Colonel Morton married country girl from ncarAIbany
He was poor she scwed for him aud made his clothes
Time went ON and he became great student He wrote
for newspapers and magazines, and cultivated refined
a.tes His wife stl continued 10 Tor him. she was
nof Interested Ms books aud stuacs. Ih'J became
rau2c. Last week he came o. me and talked q" h9t Ahg
ui "a trans alton hy Ten BrsrcH Ol " The Thirty Years
"A ar" sAw he disturbed mentally and advised Lllu
Ia go I'd tie Hudson viii for tr1p auc resi- 10
went home for h. scbe and bad big quarrel with hls
v te which endeJ by giving her , LOCO 4nd tetli-
her he was going 90 leave her forever lDcu he came 70
me [ perceived that hr was insane snd ~ nY pay
Clans afyce I took him 10 que Plac~ "htrr NE is
nav and viii remain until he gets well. vii not say
yvn-re NJ is for M must he disturbed Ills accounts
are al straight The little Terllartle- consist OF pay
my substitute to do sick mans work He has several
children and his family trouble Is most deplorsDie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-28
7nf erf,r 4IBlB HfBoR

Anrrfrilp. tu Nn nturr-erv ANIMALS.
U,u Harmon. July 10 Among hr lIHIn'
.I-..a,, re-t..d-. usIr Senator t"i Size l"-."a
u.ia Mf uaIa lurt.dHr,d 90 So tiiiHe r'tif "'
..t,t.iI lruli...ru eAum Doc hruslt vith hm O." tlr
cottage.
-rn.Iui aui Ali- uar aic thr zar-ls Of Ais n""rss
PLACE. lt "tIutrr croft" hrr outage m i''@ st. MI
.Iu Mr- Uaite Waher aut tmW"n7i were -''" 10
r,.-,.sp AZ uf. Deorlr Places thi' afternoon.
,,.o.- those present Rtre SIT and Mr'. j. 4
p.,I,r ,l.- Idvau g. ~nrruE Miss lyon, MT
and Mis-. lanund rcud,tou. The EeY. snd Airs. B. b.
J.su.,,p Nr. sud Miss Van DureH. tle Rev ur ba' en
porr Nathaniel Appleton pre4uss, Nr. james Leeds
Fir. T. Is scott Mr.. ". owen scott Mrs T. y. Potter
No. g I.fiH.veI. Colonel T. ". Lawrence aud vile,
Ms. PcB.lrtou Mrs Edward Cole, Mt. and Mra Rob
ert W. EnmonI lr. crow, Mr. and MIS- William J. hirr
Nj and MIS- t. e. CsLIIau. Mr,. ". = Gunee and 'l''-
,Il-te, Nj Charles 7. Howe, NJ. and Mrs Bowen
NJ and NJ, Isaac Howe. Mrs.. Augustine heHd' AAi
Miss uc.Td
Inc boa, and especially Tie railroads are bringing 10
large numbers OF guests
Tuf IsmUNl vii s0on bo furnished TO readers al 'oh
West HaTaor by tue AGENT i. w. bee. .t.....t...
Mr. Bask-tock. ~ IorOJto hts recalls cd uutrc q" -
domination candidate for me Dominion fAil@hrh..
Tourists up tfittu s'ultAih alt cons 'ii W ''
Tie RID i- acclrGp snci wtn b1rge~ TO Rage D. h.'
thence by b. steamer Nau~ur., formerly sac" y.
General =. D. bGl.r To- ihe depot iu-u UP D'"O l'' '-
railroad ,u.tri 90 the solid n, A.
i,-.I.. H. H. P5 tcr o- Nr-Iork is at the co'iAs %.
Frcdcrcs Rhine andr. Jones.
Inr family o.. H. Norman. me architect Oh tie "i''
work. uf N.W .url f. 81 The Belmont
Tuesday tie regular reception DAY among me gie'l'
al LyIn..ue Hn.e.. 1890
Nbv gne.s here are not aware OF addition TO- me
mil .rryIc- lIoll tDc Island The FIXING AnHrt on
he Maine Cruira RAJ ROAD tta~s mall matter south ia
the morning Mail closing Al $50 a. m 81,
ON rur-tl7 iteruoas the hostess of Beau Desert thr
charming home OF Ny. ". = tnrner, receives carer '
on Thursday afternoons Dir ana Mrs Bowler receive d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-28
RAILROAD INTELLIGEyCR.

Cr-C1.D:ArI. July Ex-Governor Cox, the ref
ana I'm ,se ,.se Of the Toledo ,iucnnat and u. Louis
Railroad which was recently sold by divisions, had hied
-. o,irtou in the United states Court. recommending
go A. ouO b.. o to the OF H0adly. johnston
q Coils 81. Of Cincinnati, and buIei' ouAh@H "A oO~i'
of NsS-IoIk.
UrLlu, July 2G.-The Duluth and Iron Range Raj
road Is completed from Agate Bay to the Nermioh iron
Mines a distance OF sixtynine miles The Vermiiion
Ro.d strikes rich mines and one Of the most Deauu
- - "A ne coynfrv Miners nave been work some
time aAiu out ore and shipments VIII begin Immedi-
ately.
ST LoUIs, July 27-Seyera holders OF ooh' OF tue OH
North Missouri Railroad, par or the MaDasn ~
go, ii i.- ,.sle a I'D for q meeting To- pc held next
Wue,v 10 consider thc default Of interest on tne@e
bosds: also the propretY OF employing counsel 20 Io
60 frg ,,or-igr GA thai division ~ the roid j. p
rrLer nd John G. Can't, Wno. - aroitratOta Jo deN
nu fsr releasing ne various leased ines OF tlr ddsh
f, we t-ru cOn-ulting here OI several days, nave
rri-l,d tnrir work. bur the result I'd rot he khoNu
unr their report ad before the United states court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-28

WLKEsBARRR, July 27.-THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE
was brought here again to-day by special agent
arriving at p. II. This is revival Of the enter
prise of last year and is welcomed. because no
otner New-NOrk papers are received and the PAlla-
deiphia papers DO not arrive untIl p III.
DELAWARE WATER Gar, July 1.-THE only
New-York paper received here to-day was The
SUNDAY TRIBUNE.
SCRANTON July Pin this city, and Pitts
ton to-day, The SUNDAY TRIBUNE was on sale
during the forenoon having been sent up by spe-
cial express. The delivery Of a sunday paper from
Nev-lorl on the day of publication has never been
attempted before. except by TIE TRIBUNE. No
Others arrive until Monday.
READING, July 27.-THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE got
here to-day several hours ahead of the other New-
York papers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-28
SPECIAL NEWSPAPER TEAMS.
A SURPRISE IN UTICA.

UTICA, n. Y, July 27.-THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE
arrived IN this city to-day by special train at $40
o. m, and was sold at the hotels aud elsewhere by
a number Of newsboys, under the management OF
hr. Akehurst. This was four hours before the So
called fast mail train arrived, and was g nuine
surprise to everybody. At Baggs Hotel there was
some difficulty az first in convincing few serious
individuals that this was the regular 2:3O a. III.
SUNDAY TRIBUNE they could not believe IL pos
sble. But they finally found out that IL was, and
they gained a new idea of the magical spirit of
modern enterprise. Utica appreciates energy ana
LIE TRIBUNE viii not lose by It's new venture.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-28

epif but won't LOT them an Hrins y sec them my
self fnf damages ~ fns tHNnfHipi fpeiiuHs"s
tIGw dld tnH fare professionally T. go,
EfpaeHf we'll I played Confusion iisht thfohe,
nav engagement ahd had esad houses oil Tho tlmr'
tbinh HI ana sf Tho funniest PLAYS have ever acted n
% what about YBuf future plans ~,
nave ne,a don't kh0W what shall Do IRON.
sidy 20 on payina confusion had onef, hs 90
lnow Ga piay the principal part IA Twins ~ Waa.h
month. funny play, the seo"d tht W la
lar hat Was afraid 0f IT, read 70 nfe times ahh men
cot my wife tn read aloud aud made u ny mlnu
would not risk H. think Is dangerous work 70 ltinu
with the feelings OF the clergy and u la1 lHii r'
hish0p would be acting ia defiance ot my t"'iuH,',
aud MIR Goodwin tipped his Whie nat Oh one al"S N'"
looked the picture OF a good man grieVed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-28
NONE fAoM nLooK INV.

BLOCK ISLAND Il. l., July 27,-rhere are
about . 900 guestsOn the island now
The hshng s good The largest sw0rfhsh ever caught
here has Just been sent Providence by Captain Inn
Rose ~ the schooner Rose Brothers. IL weighed oo-
pounds dressed.
new map Is being made OF the island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-28
THE HHITE PLUuED KNIGHE


From MlBe Ia Louisiana. from groves OF pine ana bay
Mere marching ia the bue-cad and the gray
Berse homes threatened were marching To tie
fray, - ~
leads our nSst to-day
CuuHCs
TTurrabl Uurrshl fer peoples nghts Hurahl
Iurr3b for BlaiRe, Names white plused knight our
leader the fray.
We lave this glorious Union, protecting all Who toll;
The men i'm all our Workshop, and the ulef- o Ia ae
AID new when 40 called statesmen pOtecion Nohe De
tray, 49,. ,, ,.,.,, ,.
Leader IN the fray.
Uurrsh Hurrah etc.
VI men OF Labor gather round tina bssnsr 81 the right
,fs,,s and fair Louisiana ieiB ms Ia the fghi
sleorpta WHITE Win rUttsn fsllH In M proud array
iintfah iot B.ise. Maino's white pumod knight our
leader In the Tray,
unrrah Iiurrahl etc.
unoae l.land AID virrina are marching hand hand
a .i.ut north srsnR ioisa the noble patriot hhnd,
A.s ryery state wh"ac luope atiii hossr Harry tlhy
I1,,r.b f.r Hlaiar Names Waite pIusod kaigAL our
leader Ia The nay -
uurrahi nuffahi fof peoples rights lurrahl
n,,,,,b Ia ulape Mainss white piusacd knghi, our
leader ia the fray Al po,,,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-28
1 lLflr or lAlnIA lI AEGAlDF0En

NtW-Bfnfonp Mass, july 27.-lhe follow
ta44 a,ht- anchored al %. U-iY 81 thi7 port i'
cyon Wiuona. frlsrI L., Nand.rer' Zen 'ri' NIiN H
ue,per Al ie ALdcap, uaibnstr Huron Active, hrla
rdrtb Meta. Maggie, E1m4Ace, lois, Fortuna Gt ma
Ecaouu Thets Ilperla, and Ha-tu-. II te Ntaluri
fe,.3u orierow 10 fsr first and second class
schooner and hrst aud second ci ss -ioou- " De- ~r
TI,. hi. l.- ... l.l. OF .rrd Comm dor- luNt}. NJ"
arrla .nirnts have vet made for the Races. ~ o.
orn.. tonight, and the yach-iRca are qWtj ir-ih-
"a fb.r .vrs.ri- The New-Iiayru chit Cub is sill a,
Op-c.. ana ~ Or ,b4h', di.bIud there.
BOSTON. July 27.-The yac7t g. A. Prince, Captain
Hilton from Phlad"lph arrived mere today WITH the
PIckwck Bay .ub oR Co I'd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-28
uIIIU ~ m ~ DN H0INT3
ut tnraAAH to tHs ramnfI

nn-4nN, july 1.-THE second son eft nr,
Oliver lHdeu uomss died few days ago 900 his sun
.g rr.Iiruce in Milton. lie graduate from Harvard
,..t-t L I-6-. aaI ilr long time Was th- private
.errtIarr of Charles sumner. succeeding Mr. Ao.urld
story Ue mArI.d Miss WIsrrsw0rtu soon after his
-.,.Iuariou and trlvr .rd extensively IA Europe. Mr.
HOLMES v- urryeut,I uV 'll hraln uum urfu.ug hn-
-r Dob uls profession tue law Ic inherited mtra OF me
-.,flur Wi Of n. f.fsrr. IuI Was arcuup lIslel
gentleman lie VS. considered 90 the best cOnaOls
-eIr- of 1ntidue bronIas ia rms country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-28

TRIBuNE eFFIsE. July PSI A. n.-Duriag ,ho rain
OF yesterday the movement IN the barometer was
downward until evening, when there decided up
movement The peratdre ragged between 60
and Gso the average 6i being G. lower than on satur
day.
Cloudy weather with higher temperature AMI chances
OF occasional rain, may be expected ts3ay Ia aIs et>
and vicinity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-28

.,,s,ssnt naturally incident 90 Tho cahpaign pres 90,
- tbs presidential election will hiutr the uralrltM
s.s but this fesflt IL bY neahs crfiHlh 10 tins
tssii,ir, "a eiteInaAI the public mind has Ernpfaht
y. ana very befay accepted, the tttrtshieht -,
rse,s aad pleasure All the Indications ~ present
a., esst Vietsfy fof National Ideas ahl W Heaah
"a snaoyed prospectus aud enioyhrnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-28
qHE WE4THER REPORE
GOvgRVuENT INDICATIONS

WAsHnGroN. July 27,-Fer New'Englsnt.
partly cloudy weather and occasional fain' eas''ny
winds, brc0ning variable, stationary temperature ="
cept IN the extreme southern PARTON, slightly va asf
lower barometer.
Tor the Middle Atlantic States partly CLOUDY "ea'"''
and occasional rain variable Winds, stationary eiuprrs
tHfe IN the northern PARTON slightly Eafnni IN Inv
northern portion higher barometer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-28
SHE NEEDED REST.

From Ths pilqfciYhit CN
Fair patient: Have yOu any idea what Is tho
matter with ne. ioctOrr
Doctor: Why, Ola snOse your ease u -. with NY
eyes shnt There nothing the matter Ni;A yod except
that ~ ed rest"
Fair patient: Why. have JUST come back nom
whole month al n" most p1pu ar Do. ill1 r"s)rts'
Doctor " Yes. as SAID. yOu need rest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-28

Hehaeh charsa tfnight aud wife. New York. r "
Hlfdalil, Autumn. H. VI y. u. iloBnai aud wife.
George clifford aHd wife. jersey CitrI jour ~
Marion ahd VIE isnsyiiisJ e. 4. Hardy, Philadelphia
Tho following have arrived ~ ths Al dhHts ~
J, Hhr'hy hfoutirnl w. 81 Henne, rhiadelphlal liow'
aid iiorin Providence Charles " Pack, Haparh fnth
- Louis hsninmm hnos, haitimofsl q, W, chaee'
jrfHry CITY j. b. tOEg, H0stnh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-28
HoW He GUESSED 50 EISLLE

F,oln The Hnr'fori CoVrrnf
SOhcit0us Citizen: " say -.
Letter Carrier' " N-yt month"
:. G.: d" What about ufXt month";
l.. c.: Why, wer' ut you going To- ask me when vs
going 70 take vacsiiCD.'
:. C.: e. Yes; but bow Gid Won knowW
/. g.: Well n you sapll1 pr as~sd lie l~suOn
L, G2l times day rather think yOI WoIid know
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-28
% UlAce Noncr


Letters for Europe uest rs "a '1ic ~ d.
patch 1y particular steamer az 1-i . '"'a 'Ye5I -
livery ds'tnation As a triisaii'-c a." . 40 DIVA" ~
tyf nc tstr.t Vs3,-it aFAltJif ~.
,rsIsB nals wssA saia. August : VII close "
giSS'|EY-tt - = N FOR Pr'~-e'o and cameeeh- arxlc1
per . ihorun- ie'-It ml. ~ 49,. ~. 80
n ''oi y 90 D. m 81 IlJa llrls and Liv ngston
WEDNEsDAY-At a. VI. foE EUROPE . g.. -frl,h, va
Gue,is,,'. r.r ,,-e,.l-. al "a no .Yr Geraianv se
psr.s Ellie via southampton aDd Bremen letters ior
i.fra 1874 an other rnf'itan ''.l' 20 ms yf ~
ra,fsi Pr fluc f At H. t0I trtrcr Greet, per
- aur,ui. VIA Havic, al a % lp. me Nr.asi ana
drecL per Naa~ar VIA X, ttcfri4n Al - 80 a D.
TuI RsDAY-ttg "a Tor ireland per = Z, Ciy o. MOI
FHrjpesn ,ountr must D. trrcd per az d" = ~.
q p.son; aelbaur1 40 10 au5ae letter, iaf es
mus, be- directed PEI 1.,asA =. n N 10. Sas
ssu s. p. ADJ -anuago. tu2a psr = 60 10 20, 70, =,
~ p m W. n9a a'a W., ~ ior apreo aust be "a
,.y ttee,%' n IA, Tor tentra America aud me -'ufa
p,,ttr Ports. per Acapulco, va Aslia ai Nrli"is
H., Ws,'co Hn.t he directed per tcipuicri
feCted pei Aa.ss :. a ~ ,y 's en-, p ~ pei
srs foI Great Britain ant other turvgeag clautfs'
tnust directed per General Aerlrf AZ IL a m Toe
AZ NJ Tor scotland direct per .hoys va az
gov lerters must dti,,t1l peg b"utlA AZ ~
Barbados . % for cuba and the "ss' lad's.
hiaguA "a NAna , .. ... g..
cisco clos. hsr, inv'II,' - N 'at. Tor Aasiiais
vzsasnd slnavca asa Fip issud, pee -.
st',s',vs an 49, 'Tsy Yors 49, tity u
Ter'in vita srit.h pals Tor An'trilia.
.b. .ch~iaissi cio, tr.rsracifc sN,s srrss.in
%. ,rs'a~s,,'S AZ, ',s'ss a.s irr,ssos nHs" "a,
Tsn,ase. % IN. dAg Of ssihst 81 'ssAh' H' ss'saah
n.s's'h '-"'a+' HESRy "a. PEARSON r.,t-..i,a
Fustohe. New f'Et. y. !. iuy ~ l"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-28
,,,y,v1rIy INDIAN DiYCE.

Fonr Suiru Ark. July ia shooting al
fry occurred at dance 40 Deep fofA, ~ 'i' N'''A
1900 a .iuea aud H4iuupl surhio. two ln1ihhs werc
as"rt,Iv wounded by John Tiger, also Oi mo creek
N,uon Ilgrt llCd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-28
ne WANTED TO AVOID RIsKS.

Irsm ISFnrgs fFogrsss lHHsasphah
Henry NJ. Phillips, Ot Philadelphia, u gfeat
what player shert time ago frieAd was lrsIiohs 70
hin AZ evening spent playing the game sith sehts
man hs WAs an ardent lover % IT, and AT the same uo
of na.t axeilaDla nature. Al tho oad OF parAcaly
nterestlne game the enthusiast turned 70 his partner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-28

and said "ff yen had wan thnf ~ have gichs1 ~
sni Of The window" The gentlemen 'ssiep e ,.e',en s
under The circumstance HH,hlhs, y 80 ht'.V
gentleman, dfyiyI bat when neat phgsl Nlh hhH'
s,o,id go ie N that No were 90 Tho Ffouhd Heoff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-28

- at.sr.n s-ws g hs-,A vsa.lsas n ERIE .Y - rns~
oiaras p,r2sa3icsy as sys l9as sf ff -, = Asas
2.esiuy n,&n.t rey r- ssbsisas
= rcury arRs tssi ias Srss..s
tie variations Indicated oy We thsrnp.T a. dss
al y
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Gyea1l Monies.

3asf Dentistry o. every description ~ very mpirrtt3
mr. ~. bv iIfS WAIrv SMITH. 3 rs Lst ot stand
Eeirr 10 Rev. 3D. CIpsJg. d. r. : " i'r Df. j. +" h'Te
fiouIr- Made Preserve. 80.
t.,,l.cs sr,o.ird with Preserves J..ss Brsa1si AL
{ anAed Fruits, Pickles, &c. put W. -
And WartaatN
PERFECTLY Pr RI
Circulars COMA prices sud rs'en;e sen, u 'p2;s
-'O" SARAH p ECELHAfH
UiB5.Ig.I y D.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

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pa tes45s7 Is1eslsG aloll 9s.
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rDryurD fyro 4 LIgELEss ulsa

ASHLAND, PENS., July 21.-John Stanton. an
,auoyss Al tho HAT Coery. while being hotated up Ia
tho slope WA caught under tho umbcrs And eraqod 10
DIAL
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Don't risk anything with Stubborn Cough.
when a safe remedy may 1e haI "a nr Jayuss ESpec-
rorant sore Lunss and Threats 4-e speedily helped by
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1nsr rnrlnEfs IN M AIR

RocKtAND. Me-, July ia large baIIoon
-, go, ,,,is ,it, N A Qroat height No occUpanta
pr y, i'm fhe cas- aud the balloon disappeared oui
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pclilieal Ncllus.


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40 Nrsny It aud 80 hrutlNaQ
Visit Nut Banner hssma anA Portrait ushsff
PaIsni " sterprs.s Opeswsrk Net bagse.s ,...
durable. New designs nols hshafsft"sif
aalsT letters patanL ihfrngemenia viii 10 Pfose.e'Al
AssisIc portraits aud campaign saaipmratA - ...,
AZ h LkvNA 90, " Wsoststs@
Psteot Opcnwsra ses Eassers bsnIss, fisks
Finn PgTtraus HOIku a 0hAnAM, Afusis ~ buiGss~
old Reliable Headquarters kstsOhsAed I5i$
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-28

Al notice, ~ marriage must be a 07d r'A li3
L. d .i.I-aat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-28

How delightful il must be To be swell on The
OCEAN i1ttsburg Chronicle Telegraph
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-28

MRS Porter Of this city anth0r Of tho above II cor
re.psdent Of sonlhe journals Ahavs n n'",F
aud hs daughter Of Confederate soldier OF tAat 9'At" Af
psrtsf IA about Ia issue cAnipAigh eOhs- Oooh
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HINT, Remedy cures fame BAGS Pain in the slaa nHi
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rWo VESSELS SUNK AT POET ANTONIO.

Bo,roN, July 27.-The steamer Lorenzo H.
Baker which arrived here to-day reports that disaster
occurred in the hlrbor Of Port Antonio jamaica on
Inv 10 which resulted the sinking " two yessea the
brl Eta Captain Porter, " Kingston Jamaica anu the
.cbosner Bertha watt % Halifax The vessels had been
chartered ro raise the steamer calvert "meh ma oe'n
stpk bv collision. The spars which were used gave
=, ,,5 the br,g Immediately rolled over toward the
rIooner and sunk I'm yORg down Der -par8 caught lhr
s,aats OF schooner capsizing anh +lnshk ner me
caser and brig nov he no about ak fatnOma uf wafer
vim ihs schoener top NJ tAem, her upper ra' Fhg
iust cut OF water. The Bertha Watt u a tine Vtssr
yreaIv new and OF about 30 tons measurements The
Ettats au old vessel of about 300 tons spanish gun
boat lyun near b. rendered assistance "a the crews