davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-09-17
=. Ell Clamor." Este col

prcgresa notablemente Ell e. g4nero
chistoso, 10 mismo que en- ell latin el
i.aliauo.
Para convencerse de los m6ritos de
tan dies.ro pohgIcta, no hay mas que
echar una oieada d III CIam0r de
hoy..... y desmayarse de emocl6n!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-09-17

Piropo.-Nos regala Ell de SRA
zonables' ell colega vecino.
SHabra que repicar las campanas5
Porque de estas entran pocas en- Ii
bra, como dice el yulgo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-09-17

vacantes.-Lo estan dos plazas
de m6dicos titnlares, una en- Mayaguaz
la otra en- Ciales.
Ojo, paes, aspirantes, y aprovechar
la OCCASION.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-09-17
Observation-Disclosures dido ru-

m0res acerca lie III teTrlDIe cTlmen
perpatrado en- Adiuatas. Coincide con
ellos ell signiente snelto que iaserta
hoy IL C}am0r del Pals:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-09-17

H. esq st-lsss A~S ~ oiIO oSA ~ 20
reio del yapor .1Iac1 cay6se ei sabado
un infeliz rnariuero que desaparec,6 en-
la mar.
Lame1tamos la iesgracil.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-09-17

3. B0RRAS RNOS. F95fals5s S5aI 81.

Comisjoaista7 ceaa d. ejrns sore cualquier
ps.n;o de 10 Pcuinsuls & LAiss adySeentes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
4 SEcoND yIsLr 10 rERNON CENTRE.

Twcnty-seyen boys and girls were enabled to
escape from the cty's heat yesterday morning. They
were the West Shore Railroad to Vernon Centre
n y where the people much Interested IN The Fresh
Air movement large party entertained there last
year and through the efforts Of Miss Carrie VI. HOuhss
and Others many OF the children were sent for
aaa Most them from Mrs. ManSslfs district or
the Charity Organization I'm rhlrdaye. and their homes
are for the mos, part Fourtnst Nearly all of the
children were specially invited by name. Eight others
also specially invited failed 10 appear at the ferry and
were Cft behind. 800
The names Of tho Vernon Centre entertainers Miss
Carrie NJ. Nouncs, Mrs. G. A. BAH, Mrs. George
Bowles Mrf. George Myers, Mrs. 3. h. Roberts,
Mrs L. j. Norton, hrs. Graham Bronson Mrs Scott De
land Mrs. lcZekah Mason, Miss Mary levin, MIS-.
Stephen Parks, Mrs. Edward Ioungs, Mrs. : D. Norton
Mrs Juscuh CdscrOn, MIS-. David Mason Mr. John Me
Queen, Mrs. SacSman. Mrs Richard Caohctt. Mrs.
Thomas P~ItOn, Mrs james COmstOcE. Mrs. Celia Hills,
Mrs. I. Hayes and Mrs. Tuttls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
TIE cR4UrAUQCA ASSEMBLY,.

CmAuTAUQUA. July 24.-Ihe warm weather is
bringing large ccsssoBs by every boat and The
loR--cioscd cottages nearly AL open, and the
keepers are looking happy. The School o.
Languages is sill receiving many additions and Its many
dr,areni. show more than tie usual enthusiasm Hon.
B g. Nortnrup OF Connecticut, has been making tx
hausyc examination Of the sanitary condition OF every
Gotta &c on the grounds well Of that Of the grounds
them,eivcs anu ia public made his report. declaring hs
conviction that sumner resort surpassed and feH
eouaed n In ths respect On sunday afternoon the Rev
Dr. T. Dewtt Tallage 81 Brooklyn Will preach, and the
REV Dr. william Kinoa!s, formerly OF OberIin ONO VIII
prc.cl "A MORNING.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATlONS.

NoyrPyI1EE, Vt, July 2i.-The Id District
p.,uhiran Convention Inet here yesterday 10 nominate
candidate for congress ON the eighth ballot Genera v"
"a, Go, ,v,s declared the nominee y. G. Redington. OF
pr,tf,rl w nominated fOY lT@,identl al ocor h,so
iuons we've adopted approving Blame anu Logan anu
the Republicans platform.
MrNclt July 2l-The Democrats o' the vim inaiHna
District nominated Dr. NJ. y. G. smith Tor congress
LoyELASD, Oaio. July 24rne Kepuohc~a' OF the lild
Confessional District nomiDa ied Il. L. MOrcy.
CHARLESTON. W. Va, July 2i.-The Republicans o' tse
ma District nominated Colonel j. W D2mshor for Con-
crc.s and j. ". CTacrsft, Of this city, FOR ecctOr.
ST LouI- Mo. July 24-ihe Republican Convention
~ the VIII District nominated Non. j. r. Lynch Tor Con-
,rss ne accamatien Mr. Lynch delivered an address.
e.. Convention was harmonious and well attended.
GnLyLsrov, July 94-lhs Democratic Congressional
convcnton OF the With District nominated William b.
Crais of aero. - =. q,
pon,suourn, Ohio JAY 2i-Leo Ebert was nominated
by the Democrats for Congress here today
DELAWARE, Ohio July 24.--ihe Democrats OF
the IXth Congressional District held lnor
today 1t the Magsere SPRING. T. l. foppIeon' VI Az"
ware was nominated by reclamation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25

RUNS earned lie ;heny Br'oyn FIRST base g
Allegheny 3, Brooklyn 3 fISt DIS, "H p pa let
Allegheny " brooNyn > I2tal D-,- lave. "a
u. Brc3Slyns; Two ba'e hts-N i 49, Saarisd wb<
and re2-aer. WIZ p.t.hes-N ctge j. is'd @ ..uals.
Golaei p rmapf gAne-Oas hour and io.i!'n'e -''
Umpne-Mr. Quinn. ~, lar
TIE Ba.ton aud New-York League clubs VII VN'
POSTPONED game az tae Polo Ground, 20 d'y' -.
BosroN July 2L-The New.Yok AID bo''o" - 80.
Climbs played : good game here today before '%'
number Of spectators. The home players could h'' ~
the curved balls Of Wolch aud they were beaten o' ~,
reason Their work in the held was excellent l'o ~
Wa ~ follows; AZ
Ncw.YOrL. I'D Q o
ste iitsNew.York To- Boston Z
BostOa o. Pltcaefs- eIih aD" "'"''|
nrApElpRIA. Jaly 2L-The Me'ropoli;an' aglS
fea.sd the champions here to-day, making Il Tue ~"
consecutive victory Tor the Metgopohttns over u
AtllcIc Clb. The neuOpon,ans !i na.io sgeg
ting Matthew's ptchin easily ana 'eotih. tuas !"
Innins Ihe score by innings WAS - iollo"''
Atal,tlc .................--........ll ~
10 6s-Atle..c s. Metropolitan "a trr2F'IISSsss-
g. Metropolitan ). f.teners-Sla'I"s"S Az ~'''''
Cotrxnr,. July ga ten inning game was p%
hcr. TO-DAY between the Columbus and ino'A''
Clubs The scOrs was Is lOl'o"''
Columbus ---.-.......-...--..-- ~ ~ ~ A D W -
Ind annapolis -.---..----.-..-...' .-,er,,-Cal>
Rsse hits-COlumbus ., Indi2napOlls' " h'
bus 3 Indianapolis T. ,.,x
BUFFALO. july 24.-rhe Buffalo and p''i", -. sss
y ns ra,ed here again to-day the nipe n1n "a 5r "
out3attIng the home club and winning '''
su ojonsd score W
bet. oa .....-.... ...--..-.--.-...V " pufaA
~. h,,. = RnrfaIo 3, Detroit, IL ErroraTTp1er-B
p4trolt s. Pitcucrs-Galyn aud AeibA"
Burns. - c,A yron 80 cav
TOLEDO. July 2i.-The Louisville CuD W. v,,,nf ~
victory over the Toledo nine here today ga, ~
home club at every point MONTANA denssssd.
40 effective "a usual. The score was - SN $40 ~
To. gsO ..-t--" -. Laee-
ran. htts-Iouisvillc Toledo, E ,saa up9fsr
| Ioledo l. Pitcler, beagle and A"""
MI. keAic .uoxs:
Other games were played yesterday y ~ ~
In ST. Louis Clncanau II; 81 i0uls W. a,
Iu Cloyslaad-Cheayo C!eyolanu ,,,ii,ocrs G. ~
In " ashlngtOB-W ashington 81 Da''
one Inning. ,,--..,,.
In AIl.utown-York 3; AileDtown-
In Re -wilmin xton, 10: Acu'e' % IA. slegts
Tho Cuiokstep Club formerly OF tus pl.y sss,,s
Woods6ury 1. L., a. its hOpc, ana VIZ l,urlay w
baseball with the Arlington CluD 0h w.
Driving Park
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
nIscOHn ~ INnIANA.

INDIANArom-, July 2t.-lhc Indiana ProhI-
b..onsts are unable ag.ec or tue policy TO ne puI
sa-d an he present and result relres MA
lives OF tie party held two couyentoGsiG this ely to-day.
one faction. h,adcL by NJ /. -aicds l. j. BITTER ana
others fay.Hug tao nomination OF S'''
ticket assembled in Englshs Opera House
I ND. the following nominations:
For Governor. f. :. D. Virgins, Of jasper County ur
Tirutcndnt- Governor, f.. .. silver o; Hen1rtsFi 'oI
.,Ttary05 state t. f. Carter cf Marion; for Auiiioi,
in Nlllar OF ~ Jo4rpG for Treasurer H. j. ~ "i, Gl
Allen. for Judge OF the supreme Court T. T. lah"'''
of s,,rr: t,r Snpc.!A 'cndent OF Public instruction.
KKliEd I. Brown. vi M-IlOu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
nj, ,etcro accptlnce which is regarded as saSfSc'
tory document IN itself"
FN,SEHO0DS ABOUT Mr.. BLAINE.
-.. -. -...,. ~. ~. Mn,.InN INIANpS" SHOWN

FNSEHO0DS ABOUT Mr.. BLAINE.
THE STORY OF ONE "HENRY RICHARDS" SHOWN
TO HAVE 40 FOUNDATION.
The Nc,r- DIRK World on Tuccday printed con-
sv a eng interview with one 'llenfy ldc"aluS
~ VIII, a oumh,r 81 falsehoois toll about tno
Treatment Of vorSmen coal and IRON mines ana Oh
railroad, ia Pc1usyvsnia aad West Nir-iAa In WHch
this Ne Richards" said Mr. Blaine was largely iher-
ssted ,n
Ew g Moore the managcrof the Baltimore once OF ''e
West ylreinia Central ana Pttsburg Railroad Company
was f,n t the I;ossnorc Hotel yesterday 10y Ti"'NE
reporter lie va ascd 20 he EHew Mr. Richards the so
eaIed MINER aed lahoring man whose tAh was pun
ushcd 'y &c Wo,id His icp'y was that he nan never
heard of nina an ne read his remHrkae Nat"m'h'' }"
n. World. In the frt place. said Mr. Moore '"'
70 ,naos %. our railroad company, located NJ FIX ""
den West Virainia. have outpat OF about ooo tS
day 4! orc is mot Hungarian teandnaflah VI 81
Its,isa u,.oyed them. Tie company pay MY 'eu''
atom 20. mining its coal IN The drifts IN" sN? '''"
ton to- driving head Sge Ihave rrcen,'' m'int 81
sttuiu,f of tle miiof- w. 80 l'iyle ihc
nrrrs . y tSat IN, miners ay-rae" over 9!, s6n
Old rr -,ro,,, .one of the mirer' nane over f''"U
~ ,G Ntlst.,rl,u the mihers have hsii ~ c"'SSe,
than Il, ,t.or r'uc.N tn ihe WIr, , .nT th,isty
s.u.to an, .or,rnn, PAYS cash asb runs 10 stores
hloit,,ci iht precedent, n ~Ooiil ul w" v,.,',,
H., h. Ma =. PRESIDENT; the dir 'tors are S"ia'ui7
!. n. CSC, 80, htsor T. %ntnt" no,i.. Kie1ander
shaw ant J.ln a.. uarh'. to- al lcmH'tt,,i anu ,
,,, r,, A. ,ribir A. oiormnn ar Uormln "a chaiti9an
al r. u.uut.,'i Cnus eatUuN iommll'r Nnv VIZ
ua,nnw is chairman OF The urmo'r''r N'V'na' 'Vn'
pi'tiee .-... ,.....,,o,t,
49, ul,Ilc owns coal lpnds IA western Fcnn'vllp nR'
In nl ,niua. lfN operated on ilt rt1prlN. lu' SUI
So ..,.. u,.' ..l hv Nf ~ Tue lWtNlN feN'
a.. ,s h. .'t,y.d rit h Hs~ss tctrsifh' Va m'Nhn l
pntehn..s mo value ol the roh hns mntr 'nt' VWnr
II,, ltt .,rIa,c is MOSTLY suod ia'minr h' uha "'
re'icftofl pu.p'as' lwts - '1t'"'hn ',rdL
f.I inv, NCnf. ih Wy 49,.
,tauI cn,pet, Mr. lNinc empic,r NV
,rI"., ma as usN cluurclirn W p ine mh't ~ So,
a.. .n n.r on
non, a.. b, ia t.sipanr concern maNAfr" Wy F"h'"'
49,, 900, ,,,.,u .u. BAD Drmu,itts ~ ~" country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25

II. carried her coors round 10 tho up-stre,oh 49,.
came forward and made the contest for the Ar, I5a
sakes eLceedlngy Interesting 10 the rush homs
lengths, hitte u. second and fully twenty Ian ,ns
came Eulogy third followed by Neshannoct fms laek
The third race was a free handicap sween.,.,..
II not declared out with 5000 ADDED OF whicb va
the second horse, and the third TO receive SO s0
stakes one mile and five frlOngs live stu. ~. o. ia
sidys horse Blazes o. no. Blsylsck; Cornsanss tss
Ada Glenn aged lO9, Vests Bowiss geldIns Ss',aas
1903. Amodl Forbess yielding George L. "A 9Ssve "a
lass; Wadens selding Chanticeerf3 95 Hie,,sS hos
Ada Clean $50, Blszes Sal, and the sss iot
Plazes ; 10 2, Nettls and George I. saeh II TO
Chandelier took the lead At the start and hels pL
uuil covering the last half mile, when Bzzes shs
dangerous competitor. A they cameup the .ipse
would have been difficult to pick the winner In ~
the grand stand. and when almost b0Ine Bla1ss 4
burst OF speed. up evOn terms, and In cros
lins by Rcck. Casnticleer second ana esif As
ter than George l.. third. followed ~ Neite fon, e
Si5 So So '''' ''' ''' '''''' ~'''1 NO'uas paa
The conslnding raco Of The day brought ont IN. a..
II was free handicap eeplecha.c purse s500 % etS
800 To the second hOrse entrance free; sael
No. . about one mile and - half Pour -9a
snnlcys gediug Rienzi o.. l3J WarGer, Trs,.ss--
Stables horse Abraham o. $50. Pspe Truiy ~ .sof
Guy aged li5. Sornsl Irving ssplo's .,dins b,,ng
ance aged i}6 McGraihl Pools Resi- S52, D..g
TO ., Abraham 10 l. Guy = G, A. Pools tafs,S
he atD Disturbance and Rieszi each 500 Books-p.s
o to 10, Disturbance to 10 This hvsly rasessa
tween Rlenh AMI Disturbance and thoy -
making "a " dead heat ~ 2.J5. Abraham cane 49,
bolted before the race was an over. Tho fatdI
was run over. and won handilV by Renzi IN 30g Yea
The mutual pools paid ST. 80 asd - 10
Pool. on to-morrow's extra r,ceq sold filovs. n.
race. purse ~ $500. five iurongs -Huuh. lOs na,ea
S25 Richard. lO6 pounds. sl5i Grystone. loo so,,f
SO Savanna, % pounds. - 1 Baron Fayrf6, M
pounds, SO: Dutch Roller. ip2 pounds $40, IA ~.
Anna. loo pounds, 400, Willie v, 80 pounds Il, !,
line. 90 pounds, 81.
second race, purse NJ 800, ~ mles-Ba,. IA,
pounds, 900 Sovereign Pat, llo pounda sl5 Vera ii
pounds, $40.
THIRD race, purse NJ $500 three Quirtcra N t.l.
Lady Loud i0i pounds, g2G R,bschld, 100 psua,
SIS Marie stuart, 30 pounds, rlli ialy Lion AN
pounds. 40 Muak no pounds ~ King Alfonso tn,
step, Hlv ~ pounds, -, Ida X los pounda a. W"
Fourth race purse ut $500. mile and mroas -N,s,
tnha. 81 pnunt. fn1 Ghost, as |uuda flDi Hoo.
Rird. iof pounds, 40 riddle. 100 pounds sig ju,
Nelson, lOf pounds, 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
ANrrNlY ArnAlsuogE, l.. l.

No.Uith-t udme the storm a large anu oh-
,husi,,r. 300 l,noo gathered a A1phoir T. A' on "''
n..t,t .ina tot1uf, the nominations ~ NlaNo an"
iaser t.iu e'a. polppn, pnd w"iRhs "'h In'" '''su
het,ha VILLAGES united sputsta thot shl"e'U" WV"
,hrtf.t us1 Too platform, Too wcrNns wa ''"'' "
of,tst b, a.. stutlpt. who NADIA rulWs "l'''H' '".
At, ,tt,.t thr titt fptm- uui tho hliiUt'A "l
H. t.,,rtitr W. ~, tta7r war th'7sn hf'''A '""
io.ul,rial- Huiuu. thr i'rhpW "a lul"'n ."G ,
ditnr. ..u Ul utlua tlrFrltHd 30 Inc Hh'N} "' INV
i.t.f a4 tu- friends W h"np '''' ,,' "'.
~. ,r....,finlz we've nhtuiM"h.N ,e'''l'..'
titt.', D. Asll.s was thr rrnuPh rprhhrr hr dWN'
vint thr ial.I II lrnt.u uui spoke ehtt't'g o." l'
o.. sinai. vlut fuIsV geo tNtrN hrtnth or N.' .L,"N
,,,t.t,.a.e Iur Tr,o-rradr WrIs ot b'm"'i 'f VIZ
a. .ra,.u. ittcoso vf thu,e wao vri, san wv wi
n .... t. .na uur. who cIiich tt'tAr.l Iifi anu
to,..i t,s rar.v I,ftrr IN eloquent al'Ie' We ." -
MAJ, Do, nr Moore. It1e was si'h Hrinii,u ''
1trt,. l,ir.- contains B. aur7 ana logan ''''l ="
pcc,,iaer- NJ lIcu rtt h-,A supplied ~ lh' '"'"s"'"
me-, ~ TIC loom oIuu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
TIE Tri>U-ANEEICANS ~ NASHUA.

Bo,!oV. July pa dispatch TO TIE ""ar"G'
fro, %..lra y H.. says tst 'hcs' va lei'aIk'o'e
and surrj,c, p,icc.l meeting no'd h..e last H'so''
modest notice san'unc, meet NJ OF lrl-Aihei''A
citizens m lavorof sue and Logan eu u" one eAi7o'TI
thai 10 would DC larg" one Fli very so m inc H'
". tll.p many remained standing and about hlt
cn-d NOT caln admission. The Dc1--r- "olt A. iH's
OF Na>- 49, "u: James /. l'tt, ~ NcW-N ~ - I'H :"
hon crit ,clsr8 Governor ClcSci1uf record ana cen
surea hu Tor opposing mcasres h%'rhc!5 20
In u.s.. Nr I.lalpcs pUInr record ana lhFd.' nc
80 e,irr1 Use ,4hoic .enti'acrt OF the lnccinS
sb,v.t mar i've Ir,shnsn ~ have away N"tca ne
sira,gh D.raocratc ticket, were GerihIHou l" "o'A ~
Eltiu- .ie t.n-al.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
WOYAy BRUrALLY ASA UL7RD.

TRENTON, July 2i.-Charles Chambers, n ne
gro under arrest here charged with brutal assault
upon Mrs. White on a lonely road Ia Ewing township
ON ns outskirts Of thi. city. Monday evening Tue ev
cncc against him indicates that he lying In wait for
"A daughter ~ Patrick Aeyertn, who would soon have
passcd that Way but Mrs. White coming along nrs ie
attacked her instead she made desperate resistance
and her sunmoned Elan j. Grinn nom distant
farmhouse tO her rescue Ito arrived IN tino W $50
Chambers running away.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
NDTre or TUT CANPAIHN.

Tee CAT IA Republican tluh OF tae Hllith Assembly
r.,,i., Hold a large aul cntusiastic meeting ON
Wc,re.y evening for purrose of rat'fyng Use om
nations of Blame and Logan. Aote>S+ "er' GENE ~
90 one. Joua " Hat.hAi, senator 4. '. Fi"DS '''+e
W -. '.uo Arch bald -uitl, john ". tf-1J,h D.ii-
Graz nam rarryown; Mr. Campbell. a bc'hocf"'; ~
william Srhooley, Democrat VINO has SUM ru I.e
4 u.ecfrg Of Independent i'lsh-AMeflCsIs ut ne
XiVin Assembly Di>tric VII De held az No. ~ E3sl
Tenth - to morrow evening 10 organize AL antCieFe
lf-Iti
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
tbs CAIIEORN a REPUBLICANS
PROCEEDINGS or THE STATE COSY iI"N-IH III
.TIlltNI.

II
SACRAMENTO. Cal July 2l.-At ihe Reru2li-
90, C,,.v-,.., .,erG4y ak Ir id'otia' ylec oTs
from Congressional districts a"d two II ia.Se we're
elected Tie PLAT mm adopted 'ihfms 'He PHI"
cipcs 81 the National Republican platform oe
60 .,r,,.,v IN f.ror OF IL protective tariff and
o.,.,. ,o.4 determination. lie Democratic eau
dida,c for the pr,-,dcncy L. denounced - n'i.'
~, ;zl,-s l,uul on tHr Gul. question D. approx "a
a. I'',..,., .or - xisau veterans are dr.u'a cd
Ihe state '.Hfrai Cooulttes VS. a'l' ~ a. ana -
I'm i .,tri 10 commute and vote to state 0ei "I'
In N. . numbered districts 90 lac et"te 10 -'''o"'4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
u,sIyG BRoKEN WHILE WRESTLING

Michael Donohue laborer. of No. 23l East
seventynfh-st, and John Sands, Of No 3Ol East Sew
.pty s.yonth-st with nmoer OF friends A" ky
lorknr al Seventy hfths and Secsudave. last night
Donohue challenged Sands TO wrestling match, Ian
cashire rules 10 cOyern The challenge was promptly
arcepls the Gtrpped on their ana caught
held Of each other uTcsting iOg time, Hsnos
caught an nsde grape Inc lock his opponent and
threw hun heavily DOnOhuc screamed with pain a. ne
went down. and when sis friends picked him up they
found hat his nat been Fractured. lie taken TO
the rcsbvtcTan Hos lttsL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
ALLEoED DISAPrEARANcE or DR. LOCKWOOD.

ALLE0ED DISAFTEAHAACE OF DIR. loon WOOD.
BEIDGETORT, Conn, July 2I.-There is quite
a sensation ~ the town VI AoTwak over the hasly fght
OF Dr. william Lockwood, who has had an extensive
practice In that place Tor humber Of years lie H. con-
uccted with wealthy family and two years ago held
zeal in the Petroleum Exchange Ia NouYork II In said
that hs has loot heavily W speculation Mrs Tyos, OF
South NOruak, OF his patients. whom he has been
attending about year Is ssd 10 have hid $4,000 left
her bv her husbssd Thers 10 said 10 have beer in
macy betv cen ths two, and IL 10 stated tAst shs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
AN OFFICER suor ny A PICKPoCKET.

Cut,Aao July IA ptrkpooket, who gave his name
~ samuel Mas nsrd was shot while resisng arrest At
nsht and - taken 90 the hospital from which he made
his escape lie recaptued carly this morning by ot
beer Mnkler Who was followed ON tho way To tue station
nv A coupau lion and shot IN the head The wound may
prove fatal. Both Maynard and his companion made
their escape aEa still ~ large
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
TEMPERANCE cAHP NEETIYG.
SCIENTIFIC AND POLITICAL ASPECTS or THE RUN
POWER COSs!DEETD.
my TrrrgrAp 10 rHE TRtpUN Il

POWER COSs!D ED.
IBY TELEGRAPH 10 rHE TRIRuN y
SUNSET HALL, Asbury Park, July 2i.-Thc
National Temperance caHpAs- ting addressed this
morning by the Rev A. Pury. Il. d. Of Fennsy ivIn.a.
on run phy.icans point 81 wow The lecture
purely scientific and illustrated by drawings and
diagrams j. LAWSON, j. D., Of 81 0okiyn spoke this
afternoon in the place Of John b. Finch. Of Nebraska,
who wa net preseht,O ne Citizenship OF the Future
lie said h,Ecv degrading citizens and sd j. present
system o. grafton. Thc Democratic and Republican
parties are both al 'ul both igHsre the temperance
uue,un. lie WOUlG Ike to see an independent party
formed with the temperance question the main plank
TIE piaif3rw. Thi. evening the Rev. william sears.
chtpai o. the Auburn state Prison. addressed the
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eeortIy lent him several thousand dollars. She died
few DAYS ago aud II H. alleged that she MADE MN 7le
of her estate, and thorough search hAu, py heI @
fails o discover any securities supposed 10 h"'o "o'"
l,ff bv IL
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yRAysA TLINTIO TRAvELLERs.

The steamship Westphalia, Of the Hamburg
American Packet Company. sailed yesterday Tor h.n
n,,s with th,rty-one cabin psssengers Among thsm
- nr a q Gordon Dr. J. X. King, Mr.. sna Mrs
Esso Albeit Sch umacter, Edwin Butler and family and
Christine schersIs
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WAIT UNTIL YoURE ASKED. PLEA''

FfVm me 6faPh'e' ,ar.lay DE-
The independents in session session, ys ssesi -
not agiate themselves too a.einsi,.s al ipy,sn :
mi n has been reeoi,rd. and We belisys ~ Ire
bsss isvitsd " enter tho party VI soHA~
year 1874
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THE ALLEGHENYS TURNS THE TABLES
4 TgN-INNING GAME or BASEBALL WITH Ia'

BROOKLYN NINE-OTHER CONTESTS.
A fairly contested game of baseball was
played 40 Wasain ;ton Park Brooklyn, yestsriaH :"
tween the Allegheny and Brooklyn clubs. Tea lA~ao
VA, played be ore the contest decided, the Mcgee.
Ioep alvin. Il tho bat IN the last inning sc)nf; ~
rms and wnniu. The game ny the score Or q . . ~.
th- execution OF the tenth D5inC kimlcr PIT bee ID ~
form While the home players neidsd Wen thrvotH"'
The score was rs follows:
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LEWISTON TELLER: G. Sullivan,
who lived near Uniontown, was fouho
dead the other day behind his plow.
The horses had stopped and the mes
were over his shoulder and his BODY
Law dust behind the pillow where 1t was
found.-lndian Reuben, who went 10
Forrest Grove to take McConvllle's
place in the Indian school as instruct
or came back on the Baker Monday.
II is said that on arriving there ne
found out that he was not the only
educated Indian in the northwest
that many could discount him.
Pierce. who killed Curtis at the mouth
of Grand Ronde, had his preliminary
examination and was committed to
iail. He was taken to Dayton, W..
T. for safe keeping.-A man named
d. Cronie, who has an interest In the
Widows claim in the Occur dAlene
mines has just returned and reports
to Jas. Buchanan that nine men took
out from that claim from $3.50 to S54O
per day for several successive days
TIL Occur d'Alene river and lake are
now open for navigation. The new
steamer Occur d'Alene made round
trial trip Thursday and works nicely.
She can accommodate $50 passengers
and seventy five tons of freight. The
Gen. Sherman was launched few
days ago. Stages from Rathdrum
make close connection with the steam
ers for the mines Joseph Won ARK
died very suddenly in this city April
Sd. He came here in 1861. Was
so wears old and served in the Mexi-
can war. He had several thousand
dollars in money and property, which
was willed to the children Of James
Hayes, deceased, and Richard Mon
roe, Jr.