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TO GAIN HEALTH IN THE COUNTRY
PARTIES OF CHILDREN SENT OUT OF TOWN BY THE
FREsH-AR FUND.

~ GAIN HEALTH IN The COCN IKl.
PARTIES OF CHILDREN SENT OUT OF TOWN By THE
FREsH-ATR FUND.
One hundred and twelve children were sent
out by The TRIBUNE Fresh-Ar Fund from the foot of
Barclay-sL at 1880 a yesteray The good people Of
thon. Fabu, Gin innatus and Otger in that
region, not content with having already entertained
large number OF children this summer for a second
party to keep the great going. Their hospitals
knows no bounds and only be satisfied with Fresh
AR children. Scranton Penn, is affected with the
same kind o. generosity The Rev. J. PhiHo
Is. PendletHn and the people Of his
parish in scranton have provided breakfasts and lunches
Tor hundreds upon hundreds Of these little travellers
and st their resources do not fail and they withhold
not their hands. On this occasion hearing tda party
was TO start Monday morning Mr. Pendlern sent his
customary telegram. We Will provide the meals sup
phed 10 oountfIy such places scranton, Hornos-
vile and Troy most excellent substitute for the
gingerbread, bologna cheese, etc, which the children
would otherwise take with them
Thlrly-une small guests were bound for homes in
Marathon, Frertown and Texas Valley. Al Marathon
they were taken by Mr.. BRINK Miss Fannie Stanley,
Mrs sqres. Mrs. Sanders. f. l. Adams, 9. HulJz Miss
witty and J. W Halleck Feeetowu by John Brown,
Austin Dickinson, Mohole Vssburs. ChAuncy
Tuttie, ;. Wood. Austin Watrous
L. Dart. A. H. M,tzc.r and rhomts Davidson; At
I"Xa valley, by Lr Madison, Jacob Sccbcr. Adcibert
leiny1n sylvester L. Woods Franklin -trou- H. ". j.
Ho.mrs and Nancy Brooks. The following hoss az III
stL ro1ue county, tooA four cen: Mrs C. T.. MrNe.tI
Mrs J n soyce. Deo- Bliss J. d. Eaton, George Pal
MGR william Bliss, Mrs. Lb1lo Gardner Slr' jennie
NIles tld 1ir Oh. Church tncnn1 rs orr and Couu
" ZOO Shteeu, the c1er liners being Mrs r VI Ben
amin Mlss Nau.y saxton. Air- John d tlsS' MIS- D. l.
hIu-nan. Ms. Martha hopkins and Mrs. ". ". Grant
A. Fdhu- eighteen were taken 10y H. c. N"iss, W. War
'rg'ili|g, w. tora.~ l. F'smrr H.. hl2l'd. ne r.
.'n ami Mis-. Annie --ItDu 40 Li,r tte cut ~Inor'
irr @rn po ge' o Jr' 'cq Key F'?n
.,r.", Mr.. jess Howard, rhe9t1re
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rNLIWrrL EEEcMG ~ FTBLIC L4NDS !

INIIWITL TTFIINF Ut TT NLII LfFI7''
W,sHINorON, July 2S-A settler in Kansas
has written 70 ;Ie General Land Odcs account Of iAe
OF. ron- ol tn- Comaucle Cattle Company, which has
he alleges u llwfug fenced in ABOUT 100000 acres Of
public land l. Barber and CLARKE Counties lie says Ae
understands that Ae cattle companies deny that Wouu
r -et Irr- aye prevented going upon these lands
and b. admit. that the statement Is correct They are
allowed bee 1tf-. hu 20 tn 20 out ana ne tlIe
te case oi Thomas HeDo AMI lis son. VINO "rrr shot I
killed. r-.-urI JOS H.- coyno.s Iur curt.l cu ." rlf" rd
lbs JAp toi.ucue Com pluy whore % crossed their lhl
10 save ten mile journey u tnc cOmpdry's gate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-29

IMPRESSIONS or his visIT-GossIP ABOUT ENG
LISH ACTORS.

IMPRESSIONS or his VlsIT-GOsSIP ABOUT hN"-
LIsH ACTORS.
On Sunday David Hclasco returned from
England with a bad cold. no voice and large ''o'A o
experience in English Ways and manners Theatrical ~
wac found yesterday in his Office making uo So NJ
OF Called Back " with the assistance u IN4'
Goatcicr. the sccne-p painter
swell" said Dir. Beasco. with Faiheuc hnShihe9s n
his voice dse to cold aud not to emotion kn'" no"
how they do things in London New-lork is not pi''N
Oh it, was only days IN London bit Sc" lI''.l
neatly everything worth seems. After study in- '"e
BACK thoroughly l went 10 every theatre tA"t was
open"
(Which Impressed you most favorahly"
~Tbe most perfect thing in uy opinion was MIS-.
Keuda's performance IN The lronmtser WHICH 70 an
other version of Lady Clare never $50" -'oH 81
aerres. in my lIfe and crIed like child i'c--IH
Higlt at the I.yceum struck me As hrin, oTer'one H.
TIE way of u1.utin. and Thought Iry.'- was TAR fio"
being At bis best rs Mnr06o Miss Ferry was charl"H-
but tlc rest of Doe company we're NOT part'Udry -o''
II rack ne tLat the elaborate mounting WIS mtth''"
chiefly 10 dazz.c thc American audiences Innt if'i-
coming season Ecre. BY tle Va', h'b 'l' h.-'' L
Terry'3 husband, ana merry good SORT OF Io-''" N'
H,-y ,lo tbe English modes compare win orr- 2,
Thu, SCENERY and STAGE ~cttil- arc .t- " lut 4 ' "
than can bc seen here That ,. quo P.r.'l si .o,e
curtains for saIice FOR which SHOULD nave hdd '' l
about 500 here There tiey we're "h} 1i-" =" wa"
everything. labor included Bui VI" pay uir' h'I' ID.
tendon the acting bu he part "I our Hll'i "
800 star AMI "A toelabc company who do igtt as they
Ike 1 WI. very much amused. '} tlr "i'. lt iI'
rivalry b.- wcen irving and i~ou Barrett tra th
himself Tar above the other. ANA each ia- h' CROW "
enthusiast, admirers. ! heard how 'aldi'h '..t.
T. De written wills. OF the authors was Nrt'rt
attacled the Lyccuin AMI Therefore BARRETT 'Al' u
his mind that have MIN. iu'rtiaF ~ Is b. 'i -
bv mutual friends. Barrett offered wills Z 900 uur
1hau any one else would give him. and wills, WI" Us
ratbef fond the ducat-. snapped az tht cNtF con
.rqr WAS drawn and "A clause inserted iu the etc th'
Herman was supply The plot AMI " iiiS i,' "ttl'
4oy,r "a tiluligu written It's l.l.tlN l,'dA''
s. tindru'ah'y ruc but dramatically d. n-i uN' Ut.
Is deere any chance OF It's being pfooAceu H
America . ,-.,.. r,..-.++ ..,,f %. .,
don't think So tt Il unlikely that Barrel Nli r.
1or~ nero for some time 10 come. thirlD- ati N'
A. VrU here He Is playing .n tu ihc HAMS.
David James Will also probably star her" H ne can L
rood rlAr Iu England. here. the cry lS ~l+A' 30
rjsvs SD p,aysr When viii tie coming dg'tidi''
eoue. Wlu!erf'
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home. No % East sxtsenth-st TRIBUNE reporter was
told last evening by Ex-Governor Carroll OF Maryland
sonn-aw Of Mr.. Phelps, that affection Of the
bladder. from which Mr Phelps has been suffering many
years, combined with his advanced years rendered It
very improbable that ne could recover; but that be
seemed 10 be much better yesterday and might live for
some tllne. Mr.. Phelps Is seYenfy-hye years Of
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AGAINST CHICAGO DRESSED BEEF.

About 80 persons. mostly Germans, met at
No l6O Ihird-ave. last night and formed Butcqers
Protective Union. for tue purpose Of protecting the
dealer in NewYor and vicinity against Chicago dressed
beef resolution signed ny forty Of those present
whereby they pledged Themselves individually, not 70
INV hragn dressed beef under any circumstances Ile
resolution opposed BY Mr. Davis. because ne tnouEh
tbe number present small Il was resolved ta4t
cOumIttre ~ five De appointed to confer Win the
sI,urhterer. concerning tho selling OF less than quarter
Of besf aud circulars were ordered printed
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FEEDING loocnupaES AT SCRANTON


SCRANTON. Penn, July 2N.-One hundred
TRIBUNE fge,u-Ar children. who ieu Ne"-f'rk early
this morn l bound Marathon. ia nnAts l. 'e ana
Fab us. reached ihs place a. . m be pc2pr' OF -.
Tukrfs EuscL sal Nurch the Ery.J. Php u. If-u''"
pastor prov Del bouafil imner. Nix aud pAcA+srs
carried through Tie tram and 4Ist4ioo1 ~
he hungry c4l.Lrpn.
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Dolitital Notices.

9Th Assembly District Independents RepEbhc1n biaine
an. an VaWpalgu Clab.A meeting VIII De- hcid thls
Tuesdsv1 evening o'clock 20 rttliy the nJinina IONS
sneaker. Sil address tire meeting Hon ihouils
sTrvart o,enrral h. rrcmane and Cornshu' Donovan.
T. ". BREMEN. JAN - = hALF 80.
secretary. tharinAn IL CON.
Al Network Banners-Best Portraits In tho city Cam,
p~sA "a COBB CO, li3 Fulton-st. Ny.
Cnmpaisn Banner and DufaI ta.
40 Ncssy-st. and 337 BruanWay.
Visit Net Banner Rooms and POrtrst Gallery
PAieut Waterproof Openwsrk >ct Bsuacrs
ana durable New designs sole n4nuiactuIcrf
updsr letters patent Infrn<enents viii be prosocuto
ArSstc portraits ANA campaign equipmeptS - -.
NJ II. LEVY a CO. "a "eost~rsd
ARTISTIC Net Ess portraits newest designs
i. C. ORRIEN a Co, Aftista,
115 Broadway and )! Last 18th st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-29

was nom she WISER Just how t5r disc ycry abo1i
il not efDif stacd huf sometime has been rotten 10
th. state OF Denmark !Or time ClDaiu Anni1
smith, su -erint ndcnt nj william Q. Eyer pa, intI 60
Z The company, we begun an iivesiigltiJl.
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pat,a ~ plrtlcu steamer n Drt'r ' 'tirr 1ffV -
isrv 1rsuu aeon. a. trtltital-- ma - i'ftttl
.5te.gu l44s )r J.s wees eltls August AZ. c1i'1'
,- en- o. u GOV Ion Iuras aaa L.,lr .1n pep
g. Wtnacrtr. VIA y ~-'ri,tla
WLDSE~DAY-At .. 49, ''r firupe ee- I.l "a
lue,ustowu letter. f"r Germany anH ffi-t. W-" -
tlr-rToi sI.'|. AZ = D. 100 iJf yer NAY af
n.rs A. III e VA ~0uths npt"n lnd br' n"u t-rs i1r
,rraI B.ir-u ana other european r'ti t Nus, l' .
r.c.g p.g RIDE IT. l0r France ....'i, p'r'
-f Laurent. hayrr. a. DID, 20. ne ,'c.trf.sl"'
oireci. per Mas. An, va n ttri'@h ~ 4''V nl
-rf I2u,A no 81 for Irelazd per 8 cry " Sfaa.
IL go W., letters lft. ErtsI lnt o.nrr
frraIf al $50 a 10. tlUpe. per = "n4.f1. "a
Plymouth. asr3oarg md han'aS Ne'iest ''i 4i"-id
aot livIng,tou per Cr.4-ai.in DO D. o. oi Nts-
-ali. p IId -aIu1gn. .nla psF% . 'irHl' % t.
A.axlir VI Havana letter .3f aczit, a-.- De d.
r-cted per q Of, AIr1An'lr.' , 49,. ..
lpr A-xiro must be- .Irocted per Acipa.','I ..,
sATC NDAf-As lo;Su a. a. l'f hAioPa ,,t -
Qu-eIs.OEu urtters loi P.' ll- Jus. .' ~
r. TED per Alaska tt a. h lu. ''ci.hi.- .f ~
a ,;eusraI Werner. southampton aAh Bremen 80
Tor Great burlm anu o'rst h"i"yoe ..'' , -.
T.lpiEn direct ner = We,srrnanf, "a Antarsy.
AZ II a m SoF scotland direct. Pc g. 'Di' "a va 'as-
a. I.tiers snsf b direct per Bolivia OBJ 90 D.
fsr The Ninu~4id Istaais nr. 3d. 3 q i"i --i VA
Mall Tor china aud Japan per p'eAnlt va ~ Frl1
cisco close iers Iuly -. a D. n ~ i't AnS'FahA
-. ~ FraH'Isso close "tF Au@ts- --4 az !
u M. arr "a - New YORK D b. = tl'y 81
berlin. with British mails tof Alstril-Al.
-rbr sehedueS closing trans Paeidc nts- arrl1v.f),
sS. Francisca Mails from a.t arriyngON iiTE al
Francisco the ilr " salns Of seAn'fs 4fs dspltfI
1Aoh'e JUG HENRY @. PEARSON Poggasss@
Poat once. New York y. u July b. 1914
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he stn alive last evening. A TRIBUNE raporter
called 1T the Commissioners hOue, No. AT west
TWerty rstt. and told that there hopes or
his recovery but that the doctor ad said that ne
kept perfectly quiet be might live some days longer.
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EILLrD " ~ EIEy4goh sg4Fr

John Kane, age thirteen years ly'n- ~ East
Thrty-fou-h-,t near SrrOnd-avs. ali smp'ny"f "A
cleya or boz. I'D ~ sudlg a. so ll~T i'EHg-o ave,
about p. I'D. yes erty wLcu Oh" elevator we 10 ta;
fourth loor 20 amt pi' ttrH Auw1 tis
elevator shaft % the Re instantly killed
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THE SUND1Y TRIBUNE IN THE
COUNTRY.
AT THE NORTHERN REsOGTs


TIE TRIBUNE ALWAYS FIRST IN SARATOGA. AID
THE ONLY PAPER THAT REACHES THE HOTELS
OF LAKE GEORGE Oh SUNDAY.
SARATOGA July 2s.-Go-days Netr- York Herald
contains two columns of dispatches relative to an
early delivery Of that paper on Sunday last at two
OF three places The dispatch from Saratoga creates
amusement among visitors here and the newNnen'
and simply calls attention 70 the superior enterprise
of The TRIBUNE The HcraG ran special tram
from Albany here last sunday morning arriving al
1O:lJam; but II Was beaten without an eilori an
bolir and a half by THE Tribune, winch arrived at
$40 a. H. jus; the hour hen papers are Id demand.
II w. beaten NV rus TmBrN. the pleviou, sun
day and the Sunia, before hat and ia Tact, ever
Sunday of the season. both this year
and last The fact i- familiar 20 every ha'llur
and uewsboy oi ~aIat "a. The air'hee",'l9 "L
TnE rMB,S 81 FOR the .Iry delivery oi ITS reg LdI
first OF g tu- New JTk press tO arrive; H ~ l'ti
OF tive features, IN pltdt cDhrd~t 'o '' ~
urIIlbor: and Tu" agent h":e, UT. .u'l ''ii ms
alu,> al. energetic ] 6e result ~ thd' the oH7t-
,ie.s OF Titp IRiBj 81 l- steadily lu. rea-i u@ A.
SELLS yp-r bird more paper, every SUNDAY IMAM f"t
Her4d and nas en-, r1- sales Of the latter down one
he ,5eciaI ram winch TIN Tr.Hr.E sends up
from New York Bow every sunday u"fu.n- i' q I'-
marSabi- one. n rlll7 y IDit' |iji'i' ','',
and -u-fIe No. - "irlDl draw ~ hi'i' ''-t ''i'
ana consumes Its own -,uoRr perfect Is. 800 WH'h s."
,hAt 3D. Is g. fyort, engine Tor the elegant Trans oi
tn New ot, Contra. n1dt.
iIolgh' tc hs stated ilHt oo sunday ld-f. - u-
iced or t,- previous two sundays. from t.'r"h 80
twenty hotel. scattered along Lake George '.fc
lavor,a with rcs regular ciit an of, lht N'
I.Ir->E hv special st-4n'r. No C.1'r lr"-l .tA
,ap.r n %. received N. ifnward Bender pref
steam yacht, Kate sanders, has '""n cu' ,efl Tot
the season for his service. !-"i't Oh '-'.'. 80
used lu uar 10 .yIt. % cops l'' -ii 't OI >"u.-'
Iu. .E H->F has b-'H -ht t'Tn t'" price 90 Jess
than ha... and hal, I4die friends sy 10, enterprise.
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DANGEROUS ILLNESS or SIDNEY p NICHOLS
Commissioner Sidney p. Nichols was attacked
on Last Thursday aReasm Of the heart ana Tor
thought that he would die Immediately, but
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GOEEREMNriNDLIATIONs.

WASHINGTON. July 2-.-tor N"w-Enga1d.
local shower, NH partly cloudy weather variable WINDS
stationary temperature.
T,r.he Middle Atlantic STATES. 1ca. showers and partly
coalr weather sos'hea--erv Winds becoming variable
s..-It ul ...g-. l4. tempered
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CALL FOR THE CONNECTICUT CONVENTION.
H,RrFoRD, July 2s.-The Republican State
Camuite tonight issued call for the state COnVen
non Lo meet IN New Haven On Anglat 20.
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81. ,,snfP ArRfv,,.-Thr CuI.rl steamship Galii,
frlui Liverpool arrived "a 40 r1ry hon, MS mofaAs
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EOTAL PHELPS LYING SERIOUSLY ILL.,
ROYAL Phelps is lying dangerously I'LL at bus
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WrBP-C ETER-O1 JL' eF 1858 o. Erlos'~1. Y =.
o., tae Gss -ainle. ..a.s,v. Ma 9t.y ~fnb 1f
ch,.t.r the Ion. Horny 'a.;.r OBJ Itt'cla,
Mass
YARu-EVTTNGF-pn che '7,h . JinnarT 1884. hy t1e
Ecv Irony ,Vttins Oh ..' X ~ w. ~"
Louion paper, please copy
al aolc., 9C o.lrrlaJs NUT BE- iaIo'sst uin ia
nam 81 Ga1rrst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-29

Burnett. Kaisf- n alys a. Irritation o. tho 'Sl1 r'moy
ing TN. sanJuru. and rrdnel3 % tAc ska
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Keep the blood pure ami the s'ner 'jstem IN health b,
as ~ HUNTS REMEDY.
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Beware slovacting inttilOls o. Gf"fo1' 'ap1e Tor
Ous Pltsters. WOst tapcinr cntlu ifc saAiihe
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WHERE Is TLDEN's LETTER OF CONGEAIC
LAIIOE

70 the Editor Of The Trt6uHc
SIR: VIII Won publish Mr.. Tildons letter
eougratuatmg Mr.. Cleveland on b.. NOMINATION ior ,Hs
Presidency. lAli'iN' -i'- AVA
Aer- Fork, July 26, 1851.
I'VE aaye nol seen it vet; aud, indeed, are not
sure that Governor Cleveland has.-AdI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-29

- ,uo ships to the North Pole to bring home seven
voters. ,., ,...o .bo r,rcoevatic
- are moi coaxing him 10 fall m MI Dana Is nos Hsh
pr Jnmbo as ne thnkS-lGalyeston News.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-29

The Notification Committee appointed bf the CHAR
man of the Democratic National Convention met 80 lie
Fun Avenue Hotel yesterday TO prepare ana '2n 'Ae
sddrc.c 10 bee delivered TO thc Democratic can lo'e~
About half she members of the committee we're present
Several including senator Jacobs OF TINS state i'i'd
g. .end snbstitutes But all 81 the members are ex
nec,ed AT the meeting 70 be held in Albany to-day.
when Governor Cleveland viii be officially informed OF
his uoulin ,tion W r. Was chairman of the National
Convention Is also chairman Of the Notification Com
mittee
The meeting yesterday was secret one FGriHer
than reading and signing the addresses nothing was
done The committee left the city at clock last nighi
eor Albany and will reconvene this morning at the
Delavan House after which it viii proceed TO the TX
eentiye Chamber 10 call the Governor Mr.
Hendricks will receive the committee a. saratoga on
WedDe-dav John Kelly il in Saratoga ana an
effort Will be made to get him TO say word Tor the
ticket in order 10 remove the doubt regarding Il am
rnanys future course. The report that the three am
MANY representatives ON the electoral TICKET would
follow the course pursued by M. Purcell and resign
was denied hy Cleveland Democrats yesterday Johh
7 Aones one ot the Tanima nv eect0r, said that ne
did not intend 10 resign bat ne could not say what ms
colleagues would do. Mr. AgneT declined 10 express
any opinion IN regard Cleveland or me prooaouues
OF hs cotton and followed the course Ot 0Aef an
many in maintaining silence
The Democratic National Committee Is 10 mfet IN
ALBANY TODAY and there has been an ehori made to
get together IN that city large number % repfeslt
ave Democrats There will be parade ana oui-u"o'
meetings al which leading Democrats VAL SPEAK
Chairman Bsrnum. of the National COMMITTEE. J. sfiu
u have IN, tied George William Curtis and Cari Hch,I%
10 confer with the Committee IN regard to campaign
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THROUGH NEW YORK STATE.
TIE NEWELL-CURTiN CASE.
LEY TELEGRAPH 10 TIE TRIBrNE.l

BUFFALO, July 2S.-The question on all
tongues Il .WHl Curtin Resign The Police Board
gave him until Wednesday do and VII undoubtedly
remove him Office fhc declines 10 accede 10 thcr
demand. Tho OF Commissioner Newell. charged
with holding public Office in violation Of law, came mp
to-day II he Police Court The prisoner was repre-
scented by Hiram Z. Dayand Judge James NJ HmmpAre1
appeared for G. !. Thomas. upon whose affidavit N'"e"
Wa arrested. After the complaint was road Mr. Day
moved dismiss the being unwarrlnted by law
lie said that the AFFIDAVIT fatally detective anu mace
both the complainant and the Justice before whom the
case il called liable 20 punishment by law. There was
mo- legation tlat the defendant WAS an alien. or In''
his father was The complaint simply charged that Oh
information and belief Newell guilty Of the charge
alleged. Judge Humphrey in answer said that me co
llaInr had been made under oath which Eas IN -
ancc with me provisions al he saiuie Tue 9hlect ""
merely to orng Commissioner Newell into court "a no
right hoid his occ was nigh time tnaJ ne De r -i
seeded ny some one legally entitled 10 n'o IT, and f.lt
Obliged no deny the motion 10 dismiss H. NeWcu WI
held no bal In - 900 fOappear before the superior '"ri
i Tibrr n u as-crtcd that the commissioners Will
a. snerisr in ne second ward. where he voted. aud
n lso said he voted IN the Eighth Nan N "uich H0
now lives
FI,HISG AND BIRD HUNTING BY CAT.
NUplrrowy. July 27.-An instance of cX-
tlooIinay animal instinct All in diligence Il rrpor ed
from Elcuyillc Ulster County Mr, rah bro"h oil
hat VILLAGE has largo Mate' cAJ, which the mother
Of thrr kittens nearly half cr'va. " was ncicd
lately that the old cas- was al hr~ of prug on some
tine specimens of pe-cn and fish. which e. brought
i'm nice, "a frc-4 daily da coming I'D with seven.
she was v.e. ed snd 10 -cDvcrc that she cda-h
TIE dsh hrr,r IN IanfIue kl pond. near ihe VII -"
The 9ogi BAD r-cn drawn down guit low re nty, ana
,r cat world ROUGH 30 tha eI-n of "a water ana
Vu ID 10 H.b came swimming along WITHIN reach "''A'
,p,ir- -ro1 BE- i'm .r" vt"r. mt rarely as ' am size
-rur, ;la fish frs wJh hat claw and chen dp.r" her
t D. o. t
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

T. 'a,-lul shows tae sEsnr al variations IN i' ~ by tsn.
10 gre -
a1 aida. ll ~~y1a- yA..- La- s r '.l
rl- -a.-c-
2. iaicard taeEp nstsf a. IA
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-29
TIE NouINATION or CLETEL4ND.

FoEMAL NOTIFICATION TO rHE GoVEHN"E-CEI'h
MONIES AT ALBANY TO-NoERnW.
ALBANY. July 2s.-Several members or the
Notification and NatioEl, Committees have area" az
rved and the remainder will be here tonight. Tie ror-
ma utilization 10 Governor Cleveland M iake ""e nv
de- Fv-,.,tve Mansion az $3.50 p. Tir iroccco lns~
vii br Brief account OF the limited &C.,
AZ tbe Executive Mansion. none w Do present Iul M
member. of ihe committee and rev l'f-'t'' Nl MS VI
tn Governor Amer The notification several raIucauoh
meeting, ~ IN Dc held.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-08-22
What Fairs Should Be.

Rural New Yorker.-Our fairs instead
of being held merely for social inter
course and amusement, they should be
a series of object lessons, from which
much useful information could be de-
rived. The best products of the soil
grown by different persons and processes
should be shown side by side, and care
full statements be made showing just
how each was grown. Fine animals,
both thoroughbred and grade, should
be shown, and accounts shonld be given
of how they were bred, fed and cared
for. The same animals shown as year
lings, two-year-olds and older, in differ
ent years should be carefully weighed
each year, and statements made show
ing how much feed had been con
sumed to produce the gain. The
best fruits of different kinds should be
placed side by side, correctly labeled;
specimens of healthy and diseased trees,
cabinets of insect enemies, carefully ar
ranged, should be shown with the fruits
or grains on which they feed. The
ground should be tastefully laid out and
ornamented, and kept neat and tidy.
Athousand ways will suggest themselves
by which the people can be both inter
ested and benefited. Every convenience
should be provided for the comfort and
happiness of the visitors, such as plenty
of good drinking water, seats and shade.
The refreshment department should
either be under the control of the man
ayers or should be let to responsible
parties, and a committee should see to
it that the people are supplied with
good, wholesome, clean food at reason
able prices.