davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-21
ON FHLLoW, n DLyNLR.

About 100 odd Fellows sat down 10 dinner
al haruLciI- last night, given in ho.OrOt a. T. I Heu
Deputy Grand Ma Ter and after to-day Grand Master OF
the New York state Lodge All hc oricer-Dlcc and
most OF the retiring officers pre-eui. A Emaule
acted cha rnaI and y. IL Tuner o. tOas mast D..
The t0ast, Our Guests respond bT M Bum
nell an Henry Carey spoke foT oyerei-u Grand
LJdRe" John L. ITcs.dder repre-,n ed the "GranI
10 se while " The Grand III, aMpulent occupied the
attention o. Mile L ton. la .r W OF pleaded Tor le
90 ia ehtsIs % kebekah" ma our ErelArcn TAI
subject OF tl0qu Of John ". ~trbuIn Among
TO ore cut ere william rkpa lok Passed. Drtno
Pa march bi.l ok Crane Conductor Joan ". CObugn
Grand Patriarch Miles Upton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-21
PRESIDENT ARTHUR TISITS Mr.. FIELD.

President Arthur arose early yesterday morn
ing boy 9 o'c OK hard al work. During The day
he Nisite b. Secretaries FREEING uysen and Foscr
Postmaster General Gre-ham. Assistant Postmaster
General Frank Hatton and ASS Treasurer Thomas
{ Acton. Attn many OF lie abb ~ Officers
present formal M ng OF zoe Casnet wa lei9 Joun
k .cu. Li-uten Emory. Of the Bear, eT-COl lectOr
ThOs Murphy and Thomas T. Ochiltree, of TeXHs also
led the day aud 0dHi tel. IL tie a T.
noon tie President took boa 10 Dobbs Ferry from
W lich ulace Ie drove to lrvi gou-ou-th Hudson I'D
took dinnar With Cyru. W ED returning " tn city
late last night 7 il nOrLiLg be will pObaby sta 2
with secretary chan Ter for Newport where BE- vii
review the North AtlaB tic squadron
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-21
HURD RENOHINITED.
LEY rELsasAru ID rnE ramuvE.

TOLEDO, o., Aug. 2O.-Fraak IIurd was
nominated Tor Congress, ~ IA. Democrats Of he Tensa
DLstr al OAK Harbor odd y. THIS resu sss reached
however, under circums ances which for b,de mis-
defeat IN October TIE hght OF the az p
u-Hnrd Democrats IN LHeas county has
been profrlc d earnest but they no or %,
the invention to-day AND thdr ro the hall before
ballot wa reached. The ular tfe Count dele ~
ton 20 withdrew w boI from ~ onventon prior -
Mr. Hurds nOain zion. ruis wi furd .eve1ft
canvas, ~ tie iold1 dis rt, he having neen tfice
elected ana in.ic. de .cAIrd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-21
4 RAIN Srohu ~ DIdprL

BISMARCK. Oak. Aug. Pot has rained
sfeauy aud bird ,urlg be- pa. " a etoI hours 1t
be NJ he heavss rain T toe soI. Reports om he
" 81 show tina ma ia damage been don. Al Bel
field 100 miles We OF this pace the rop- are tire
DESTROYED by Ia. ami az Lite Ms or IT, repor eel
ti..t 81 ven mile. CDR rAIrod lric, q be-
Tn,r was lo ha At Bis lu. ck. nu there w4-as .ldr
fall OF rain HIrye.tmg about mn shed cro'- aIn
b, damaged bu lr l". a. ". t lain u4-u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-21

TRErSF OFFICE August 81 a. m.-Thc movement
or the barometer Yesterday w1s downw1rL Ih"
weather wa ear. hay aid eel udv The temperature
ranged between 10 and gJ' the Az rasc. 49, beng
2Iq higher than the corresponding dav ast yc and
2741 uigLrr tn1n on In sdav
f4ir weather ud nearly stationary f'U rrtt'r with
pos hIt Iu.t thunder shower NIrfs .lE1f may 10
expected to-day n th. c'fY ini v''iut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-21

said that Lester K Co and Baker n Co both long
great Hoes OF september The later wfs ihe e.
gest buyer OF september aud OCTOBER to-day Inc stua
ton such the demand for cash sharp, the local
stock so small and short inter st is so 4g sast
saueeze IN this grain seems inrvitabfe wheat
was M no IN price By the advance In osrn DIT the
Adams a. ia began selling heavily and there was g
cline OF The closing prices at 23O D. 10 .rr ~
cents FOR e,Den,her and sO1s ecu OctD0~r Sptsn
Der lard stopped 4 81 IS; september ribs at $40 Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-21


IIsHtD.
Prom F3Gnk LeshFs Itus'raf'f versDIlrr
The nam OF ia gel r Beatty. Washington. NewJ r
sey toeraty W. lEnova 10 the ma Of he people
OF the United states VA connection to ma fctlre
an sale Of musical in-tuin~nts ~ liberal and wide
spread avertisiug and oy alng direct n the ur-
ch1srr. he bulls ND mos sKtensve husin - IN orr -
and pianos 10 q ambIt Du To erect AN wn Tho
largcst % gan d DRY in "a -u.id ur ecd ga
. dong But tie lin RANGES and iosse iur drnf q
disastrous ID 1901 and Ga. Of aiequ psl.
iucd with lag. o. rs no usihu. fD n us
enta genen n "a r.. Although b a. DO 70 sfit
% 81 .eVe % IA t-1n. U7.Oipi organ L. e.r. hit
emDl easements. hich dated bel OuEin arr before.
became ,iou4 IA - hIalIy s0i BIZ businesa 90
cor com pose OF his cr- ore j. Is l~rs'ont
than his compan|. with q pie ap a, 4 und' tlsrn
o. maxi eout ~ 1r ~ pc ib.r al t' uhdg tons v
Beatty .iy preference tn tl. pure tIt. ts u
iil.o vhu. pp1. -lr. mi unt Nv a. tuI sh1W ?
+ b pp NJ dfflt th.lr ~ riUfrut % COMP ~ un-
der tn pie .cncy - Nj l. ~ Engia a. h"w oiA,
It. mIut-o bel Nh 49, = ffa w.u. t.d hp IH-
m ronipost1 r No. DIRECTOR AMI s'oc Poo c among
the nc4t kutNu and ipusp Husnr7' 90 in &c.
, "a. ly. Al ulW uid'ra. 49, .'+. TO- a. iifd nh
rclpf with in.f tu .U.t OFF fh. hrs quality Fll ~
rcn gr. To- b. uz manu-. 600 ed 'nd Dipped CO. ~
.tn.tI st tli. loo Wtrt ON 1000 DO q hA. a. HIri ~
super .lur .l t u..r .iD pII'r a..u A. 'pil.
m lions 10 con. rD 1850 ht .o Nr'i''' GO 'i.'
q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-21
PLEULOPYECN0NIA ~ ILLINOIS
CHICAGO, Aug. 20.-The breeders Gazette

Chicago. Aug. 20.-Ihe Brccders Gazette
will pibli 10 tn. following t-'norrpw:
las the leone rth - forref upon t1ag
g'ou- p u-o-pa, gmOuia has found l"dg cnt in tao
of Illinois. d ,cns~ 1alrfu. PRISE
III Jess than i've Jcrs ia t4r ia Q y over
whelmme. and grave ears tha the eyt'rt ~ ~
Infection has only "a ~ fsss lgafnus
which were So f0Ot about two weeks Ep ~ ihe
Bureau ~ ANIMAL du-try leave a. longer ans iu1m %
II ew OF these development, Tie Co nls.ioa-f OF
Agriculture h3s issued circular IN cattle ow or lskas
those VINO how. uLht l,rsey cat, from Illinois -toP
All suipm MT until OctO cr /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-21
A SAILING PARTY MISSING.

ALBION, Aug. 2O.-Seven boys in the sail
beat Ripple starred from OAK orchard II .rbor mid
night on tn sday for lakes de- resort four miles west
on he lake and have since been heard from Four
are from Albion on. from che and the other two
ow the boat Grea' eIcteme.t ". walls I'm AI'iou.
- spa che rom points along tn lake reveal mo- now ~,
and ID ruatch.- lavr bee e. C1utd. Lite hope s
entertain d hat he. can Ice found alive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-21
CETILNG EE4DT ToR BUTLEE

Forty representatives of the committee oil
two hIudrcd who 90 arrange for the Butler mass
meeting met 30 spencer hall 90 SO IIi West -Four.
t,,uti--L last ui-ht francis MHultou wa male
Temporary uorI-e. speaker c-Ires-ed Do
be- .jood such co,r relation .4r % General Bu,ci
subcommittee reported tlat thcy had tried to secure
Madison square Garden. but that tr Nand-i"lit h.n
asked $1,000 rent IHs wAs more t''n tAr' com"
stand a. U4. u..lIed ~ hold Tie tlns ia Union
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-21

open his mouth and shall I'LL him with the spirit Of truth
and understanding and shall clothe him with robe OK
gold After the sermon the mass Was con
tinued, and upon It's conclusion Arch
bishop RYAN delivered HIS inaugural address;
At the conclusion Of the ceremonies the Archbishop
accompanied by nearly all ~ the participating clergy.
proceeded To the Overlook seminary, wuere banqt
given IN honor Of the prelste Covers were LAID
for $50 prrsons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-21

George ComstOck, age fifty, produce dealer
n Washn gtou market, Committed suicide tcidIy ~
shoot n,elf al LIS home, No 1872 west Ientu-st His
go, Caarles H. COnstOck. % his fat er'- + ON
about 9 4 40. and found lac locked When he sue
e. Gedm forcing 10 open Is fathers cody Oh
nJOr pol Of b.Oed flow NJ from d nOIud 81 "a.
head. A large revolver lay OF tue floor MI stock
ha1 been sicz T. a time with disease and
s1ppO-ei hat prcycd bic inlEd that a n Of
sen4lOr4-y us unity ne TOOK bIs HE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-21

Forty wo hIdrea arrived L. the city on Wed e.day
ni2u. from Triangle Great Ben and NcD .nou-h y.
Ie,acAm ut OF W ny-hve 10 Chenan-o FORK missed
the rain and arrived yesc d y. Two girls at NJ -
Donough accep ed IN invitation 10 enjoy country hc
q we~t- long +
party Do Two came ia k the e. g. loaded VII D.
Cift- rom "a r. hO.s ia D4ubu.I. Conn one 10y who
had fam is q ID rOHn IA Dan1gry eIt ii4lueu seven
ca lir lI when n"y took their leave yesterday Su"
SID that sh- as BAD II II Nu little Ono- WCrr
l-av ue -T II mes hal been found f.r Uac patU D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-21
A MINISTER ARRESTED FOR iNrox'cArloN


TROY, aug. ~ NC NV III IL Il. b"''9
wa arrested IN o. this cry vest ria ter
noon. wi"n iutpxI'lt'I ami 0n DE verge ~ dcinIm
tremc.s lie was ono SIT ed as Btpt If crsyma m
schenectady and al 80 preach q raiiue Br re AMI
A. tine wet H. recent oc'nplti thai 81 der
~ fo ncs. calling ut ho -c- md tuu- or cr- Tor
nru Iclr 10 central pat OF the c. Hc ~ % =" De-
cent u.mt to Ih atm N.IGgc huf H,uteurrd tO jail
ds ~ b. plew oI a former -l Ir'inr "ufi
jude, and q COUSIN uf ioart lur tdt e 90 s. t.e
io.so faa.u 90 the late brought nm b. drink His
al ia Al .N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-21
THE REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN.
tCsntiused From Ffrsi Page

Manerrc VIII lohan aud PetsrJ. stuyves1ni In praise
~ tbe 40 ion of the meeting II was determined taat
the Independent Republicans should organfe r. tnc
Repub lean Central Union in aiding the ci-euon OF bae
and Log a. and chairna auth 1rized 70 apPnnt
MI ice 81 100 members to carry the action OF the
effect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-21
pch,icll Notice.

Political ban er- ftaE- snd rsrraI~
RESI- vs. .r- Ie .tHHu hy IlllN q GRAHAM fr.srA
a.. .f4A.-. ON ..l..H.r h-s1a laf,rr- l.u.r tat1
Campaign ia.rirr lad OaIat Co.,
t...F.s.. a..I Obj. Or. .f sf
Hradqua some 4sf 'lulp.A-n GD1'a Al "a
cape. .st- Torches L,ac-t prices a an. t"apte-
taIeHt waterproof nsr. spr, Nei "a ifrf
tIauf-. lHH durable Sew Nc.. ruz cote h =
fa.ri ,tt..t ls'-E. tNlf. nti WI Nr =
AIt.-A, portraits 1uu campaign e. pprhiA
s.. Ia LIN - LN- - N .-s..A -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-21

,r,u, Newspaper attacks him. As the resort OF
Sasden at candidate the month OF An Just. we shan
NV say that II ooks In the present highly char
.etssrsfic And this q newspaper that pretends 10
s.m,Ss eallic estions hotter and more judicial
tons than its ootempersf1es
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-21
DP0wyIyG o. 1 c0'rTcr

A convict was drowned yesterday between
Backweirs Island and Astoria De va. tr. a. 10 60
clp hut before boat tun. Dc T. nal couii och "a
he threw up ms arms md sank. lie as noes tgan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-21
urFDrffD Ar4yEARIr BrrR rpDir

4 general alarm was sent from Police Head
auart re at 13G the morning ca ~ p Inc arrest ~
Frank NclAu-hln, oh.d just %" mfh 800 te
r.rtecu'p ,. cfiu.t ~ m deere wa .'11.d rLg
poa 900 aua sIm bIId. Hc w.re no cost N1cn iast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-21
THE WEATHER REPORL


WASHINGTON. Aug, 2O.-For New-Englan1.
generally far weather exc pr ton b. ore sou thun-
der stor aud partly Cd lay weather tn f's on tIc
81. variable winds, nearly sta n Try m ler ,ture.
FIR the Middle Atlmt states. gen rally air weather
variable winds uei Is stati nary .emp,rituIe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-21
TRIBCNE LOcAL OBSERVATIONS.

'he sm-.cs variations In tbs ~ frnth'
Of Of time q
r tho
b. Th broken oottsd He oferh'
a. hid
. Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-21
SCHOOL or cunisrrAy PHILOSOPHY

RIcnFIELp SPRINGS Aug. 2O-Thc Summer
school II has Ia Philosophy op nd this morn
In. The re- .ioIs sry.c wa c.nIl.ted boy the Rev
Dr. Deem. lIOi Patton, Of Princeton. turra on
DOUBT"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-21
d-rrg -Es1rr-El3

AU not,ce, of o.crf1ags mast be @i0s't r1 <fh
nam an Gfdreqs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-21
TIE BEATTY ORGAN AND rI

woSDLuUL BUsL'Ess gJr'ENAr.D AND EsrAB-
IISItu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-21
PArIF HAL .rfA.rur ro.
Pc. T. fu' ana -. ". H

Pc r. fuf ~ %.
NFw-i.EX Autu.t 81, -
meet of tho B1sfr of Dire. re lacllC Nan
Et.amsI % , n "a v held This day n
Resolved .t have iclri vim ia fnoi 10 rf ~ mo
4.t OBJ apaiu oIu 90 ueriA ruirr NJ tli- 'art
ana president tlI- Pacih. Hal steam s'p ".p my
Br.I.gcd. t.-t des "a tl- blc mann.r 8" f.cnrd
1. Utu Tie -crtrrs AZ 3D. -fftl 20
h.s l+r.t,.f a Ilv and frenis u.r -noerr sympathy
He4Oved 81 the cOhpinr "a De pa'd a. la mast IN
The ds. lui that en-. ~ those r-spud a. De
forwa led 10 tho th, decra .ei
By o. OF Sac i3par',
10 LANE Secretary.
WELDON --uid.nlv on S1iIrfly August lCti ban f. D.
Wh.ipu AGED 30 YEAR.
Funeral lIuI.lAy august - liJh A.s itti rosa . a. @
aIcfh. ~ b 3d. Wl
Relatives Ouiy are invited.
WIN vs. ein Stay august o. Cha otte Juison. vie "
William b.. Webb
Nof.. fIurra lFre1ft"~
q Ilea 90 papers pleas notice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-28
RELIGIOUS SERVICES ar OCEAN GRoyE

THE REV DIR. NEWMAN OK sAUL's CONVERSION.
OCrAX GROyE. y. j., Aug. 27.-lhc gather
irg Of ne plc nj the AUDIT rum This morning was largo
People oumc from AL dr ctous To swell the crowd "a IL
Ia been anuou GO. that IN Rev. j. T. Newman Woum
prrach Before the service bagan General Grant came IN
quietly md took "a uqon the platform. Few kn'w OF
the pres.nc, II the Ills lnguh he'd general AT eley'n
ocloo, the preacher took for his eme, great COu
version" founding his discourse ON the conversion OF
Saul lie cllmel, that conversion Is supernatural
change We all experience this change IN ORDER TO
enter Heaven IN re too many In the church to-day
who lave. mistaken reformation or devotion
for conversion The Pharlsco was devout'
INT IL was tho Publican whose heart was touched.
u vine tn comes in purs. Wherever a fundamental
doctrine i. annOunc ia .mpanion ruh Is somewhere
to be found.
The conn anion truth OF redemption + the fall OF man
The anti hcsis OF inversion Is mans depraYlV' con
version is not physical though physical organls rep
resented M being tn scat Of purity and mpurly' Ou
the he ri is a mct1uomy and stands for intellect con
.cicucc and the anc,uons. Nor conversion All ''o
ecriial change reformation, nor d'Notou ou'" 10
I'm. importation OF strength TO meet inc rep"
sltions Of the divine law. Men are uePiN'u
| hc,.usa they are dcprayed II is the prevalence Oh
Cbr.ttor virtues over their opposite wees Idllh wv.
NnbrlcL I'VE over haze. IL Is the restoration Oh nan ~
u.s. and natIre Cnrs clme to supplant nature ana
/ hence conversion is lie placing man h'o S"'o "a
sid the preicher"I have n fellow MP win th2se
VINO demo nee the moral maui would l''P Ivy th
ii MN, until brought h m 10 CirlSt' nave 'up
nor,l rua WHO IL the good husband the good ',n
| Wlnt 1 ans Christ dos Il To -upphul hd1u.''
| H. restores man To u s,..uvt caliatitv
Ioren rattan violates no constitutional peclal ~ :
All the nppces and pls,ousO oar DE NJ were 81 it,"
for human happiness ana Whch EIiu'h WIN -, a., a..
A., iars o. law ire honorable an Molly conversion u mo
standardization or ia AZ To e supremacy OF IL" huu nu
ocrount nf the nv rsiou of Martin Luther an ny du
,ournry 10 Damascus lie ct'- the greet O. Angt "lth
tr Informed the saul. the perstcul o. lho U, T n
/ ,ipls and auyOcate. tie adluced Pauls solua. 81 y
a. ptccmding the p1 sbii OF gee bb,i ,ni
an aiso inc n hat he without MOTIVE 10 @o'n
don the Jewish rriEon ,,.,.. 49,, phu,J,tuii,
ThIs afternoon IA Rev DR. Miller OF ' 9 m
ptr,rlcl nt me audi Drum ana rs evening 'uo NV
! In. William Z. Corbl.t, al NcW-NotN NNy'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-28
WASHINGTON NOrEs

WAsu>GroN, Wrdn SHAY, Aur. p. 1884,
SWANS TrtN POs1roNgp.-Iho general cnuri-mar-
til nrroinlod FOR the trial of nr,adct-g,ncrl Swain.
dr AIvDrnt -truerd, and Colonel Morrow will mrri
I'm t6s rity on November 10 iu.tom of -rptomh.r 10
Ihe n14 noapnlrui II made nt ih' r.que / # General
svn1i on the ground that Ma principal counsel Gcntfal
CABINS viii be- unable to att ma before the time men.
toned
Inn rAtiAruoaA WpECL-lt has been decided "a raise
the WRECK " po.-in' a Secretary chandler who ia
now nd Wood, iuh, will HonsWt with wiuok ~ the
SUBJECT
Az AMY pnoNorIoS -Ass'lnut Surgeon Henry lip
pnrutt 4. a. hia icrn pr0m Iied surgeon. with the
ianh of mniur, yo' Surgeon ~ y woodward, deceased
sWIlI HiNtfrNs CoNaCrSCr.-A novel contribution
~ thu conscience fund received m ihp Iust Ott
Department day ~ The shape uf a tWu'.nt postage
STAMP tnclnard Va uprfumcd uotr The arndrr. whn
risne herself sweet Ktreu writes tunt Hhf tnhdNct
tent u4pi cancelled amp upon lctt.r that lnrnd
It, destination nni she cautions The pei office officials
to br more careful
MAIL MArItn WIuHvrp chief Dnns. ~ the Dead
L,ot On O. has returned rs the wrirrs thn matter al
dressed 90 the rmbers y the freely party who refshes
IA the rOlar iegl0ns,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-28
THE GREAT EHoR HANDICAP.

IoNnoS. Aug. 27.-At the York August
NICOTINE today tHo tpco for the GREAT E'"r l"""' ~
.t,lrs v. won by w. l. Ansol', TOURS olruId c a'uut
colt Hon Alder ar e. ChtlVyut three year old ch IT.
nut nliy Quilt caue In no'oud. aud MrJ. lpquioro'a
three, cai-o II brown colt Hcn Golt tlird
The following Isl summary
Tho Great Ehor nundictp unkes ~ 500 soyorclgus
added 10 It sWccpstaGc, of 10 so,cr.ns each, ten II ,
ana ave only declared OUT the wioncr OF any hlnd
c value 100 soy rel s subsequent to The dec ar ton
NJ Tho u, E IFS Iuy 30 at nolul carry seven pound
Of two of tha value of 5DbsV rigns, ten pounds
or NJ any other value 2Ol verclgnt I'VE pound,
,ru IN. owner OF the ,ccOnl horse receive 100 "
ercs ont Of lc axes and the hird to save S 81 tx
two miles over the old c0urs thiry-ior suD-cHDcrs'
twenty of whom pay sovcrclgns each
Mr. w. / An-ous ches nut colt Ben Alder TOUR years
old by King Iud, ont of Revclcc' l.
SrCi th tWyuds chestnut hly QUIT, thre' years Oh,
by Hermit, ont of Patchwork, 2
Mr. j. Blaquitre's brown colt Ben Boil, three years
cd by Ben Bottle. dam by outcast, out or MISSION, D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-28
TIE ANNULLED ENVELOPE CONTRACT.
trY IrIrHr APn I'd THk 1RIRl.Nn1

WASHINGTON. Aug. 27.-POssibly the secret
OF III let ing OF tho enye pc contract which has lust
been annull- by ths PostmastcrGelora the ground
that the Envelope OF poo quality Il discovered.
The advertisements winch was authorized AT The Post
Office Department TO-DAY for proposals tor Il W en-
voopes called fo the same sizes as mentioned In
the proposals Tor The annullcI contract but cont ncd
the ppoyiso that the may be- sigh ~ larger tnan
asked for bat not smaller Itu0W appear. that the al
vcrtl,cmrnt the laS proposals fra ned that
the envelopes could not b. ur .shcd except ri great adj
drioual expenses, by any cXcep, the success
ful firm. The machinery employed In the manu-
facfute OF envelopes, OF course. f. adapted to
din .rout sizes, ana IL ohanccl-it rema rs
10 ue seen whether h. merely chan e-.na The adj
vert scmrut ell ed for TIE envelope whoa could he
made los tie machinery owned nv the kc ogg Company
hu which no Other urm had II l- SAID that he cot Of
,hanain- M kc envelopes OF the Sizes then
ndycr scd for would have beet $4,000 For THIS re-
there were few bid ers on tc uthr contract and the
uu,u ce-aful bids taking into the coat II new
machinery, were muOl higher. The bd4 RANGED from
obout ~ rcuts per housan he successful one 10 Al 10
T,c 10 tma-tcr Gcucrh Will probably cnic,yor % ns
certain whether m selection ot The size under the old
tropugas was "A mere accident
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-28
IHE COURIS.
TIE INTEREST DIE IN MONEY.

Judge Wallace yesterday rendered decision
in he Gaze OF Henry s. row against the Texas Paclc
Railroad Comp my, IN which the plaintiff eeks TO re-
cover two mstalm nts OF mtcle on $l5O.OOO OF IN
come and Land grant bonds" OF The dcfendn company
Tho bo d secured ny first mortgage on 7GOoOOO
acres OF land aud also upon Incomes arising iro
opera Ing defendants lines or railroad east Of Fort
WORTH NJ or paying lutere't or pIor rtgags. Tho
Gonna " by the terms ~ the ma promises 20 pay per
ut interest ON the bonds, or I'm the net earnings 10
MOI sui 20 tlcnahe the pIuy ply mat Interest,
scrip. e n opt ~ tn company, may b. " u'd ioi
the Int ro,L o m & on In tho .u the Judge ilm 'l
that tho plaintiff W.. on pd 10 rcrOy che iu ta-
mont u nctts unpaid lea Tee .c'cndant cDuld snow
th.tt hid not made net earning u lent M hld cN-
prcs ia option Ia issue scrip hru ui plNl1g lut"rt
~ m lney." In accord nce th th4 view JuiF' Nhl'
h,ds tha a, OPTIC 10 go. -'tf vs. 30. iAko Nl,
aid 4NJ T. tho otor due in money Julru. M IL ltn-
dorcd III ~, 900 with mt.tct Ia favor % the pldnn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-28
nITs or COURT NEWS.

Referee T.. G. BolrlnnA report on Fcrdi-
maud WARTS property a. AruouIdde AMI Armstrong
h an, WA confirmed ycftordv ~. Jui" AIon, Ia tho
CONT OF Cannon P,.na TO rrf'rco stated that tho
property embraced 300 .hlrcl or Arm urlnlo water
Comp,ut stock lOD coup1ns Wyn0doto Water 'omplnf,
two Wlgmo ulliu tina slu| company amour Ing 10
Fg55l Il. aud land a WyUd'ttt Kan ia He "Sse'''
OWN ~ heavy tuurgapc. ON the wnor companies, arc
of o value The referee recommend "a that lho oor of
tJ4OO TO- them hy waiter Johruon, the receiver OF
the Marine National Bank bo accepted
Halliburton Fuos wa appDi tod yc.tarliy by Jtig'
Alien receiver OF the firm OF T. o. james & Coz brokers
nt So 20 Wrils.. Tlatsf hn rsut ~ a friendly tWt
brought los william Young uf Putnam county, ~ the ln-
tcrc.t ut cuvtuu.r ut 1o Hru VINO hhy' placed H" A'
IA the hands uf tbr n M. liuth urWN'tt 90 lIo Uiu
M. Jlru.. aud Horace a. IutInr. died In May. Tho
crup.u. Is admitted tu hlN. b.,u auNruL 1ho asHo =
nin e. tlmuipd a. over Ha1l 900