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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17
rllr sroRY OF AN lNsANE MAN.

Urea, July lG.-'Thc statement that Michael
uhmpn, of uoddcs. recently patient In the state Luna
tic Asylum IN thia city had boon grossly abused IL pro
uounccd 10 be- utterly 'oby tho AHyum phytloanH' and
H. shown bo ny Tho records or tho Institution Uni
man 1T one time escaped ffum tho A1yln but was over
taken nfor chaao or half amie and taken back 10 tho
Institution. Ito returned quietly, but nhor"afd to!d
story OF abuse by tho attendants lilo was stripped by
tho doctors aud ahmed bat marks 0f violence were
found except scratch near eye, Al tho request or
The family Deputy ~ the Poor Noble came 10
tho ,yum 10 Tn away but found him 80 crazy
Thai he refused TO do So Whom Uhman was discharged
wa. As an insane umptoyed and Is 80 recorded
IN the Asylum record Ills eure story Is pronotacod 70
be a pure ftbI icatou, enauatiug from diseased mind
At meeting the Board OF Managers yssleldy com
mttee was appointed consisting OF Joseph H. swan, Jr,
ex-senator g. = LOwcry and General James Mc(uade, 10
take evidence anu investigate all charges made " repu-
tlL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17
The GEORGIA. W0NDER EXPLAINED.
"clara Bersoin me cincinnati Enquire,

"C11ra Belis" IN me cincinnati Enquirer.
l. she magnetic On, YES I; and that's what
makes mad. Iregard It a fcasOnable, and usually
proper that when pretty, gentle, reiLed girl stands
close front az a man. looks him mcung,y In the eyes,
Laws soft palms hs hands and Tadautly smes, he
should do her sweet will the spot. matter how
lent the required exercise may he. Now, the relative
positions which have described exactly those Of
Lulu, and every who undertakes, to resist
her power physically. metaphysical, whatever
else may be. 5ust because she is gl they dotcally
subut gaze from her bugy eyes aud a touch Of her
coarse paw Oyercomes them. and, whle they think
they're resisting With AL their might they really do Lot
oppose her enertualy That IL all thcro IA IN her feats
except that she muscular than wcdGer Of
pett.cpats ought To be. Once ia while some ,cyc-
headed to be Impressed aud then she falls
her feat. II she merely rural and unftshiOnab
wouldn't grlmblr ara quick anybody 10 discover
prettines-. matter how freckled, tanned or back
WoOdsy ts pos>r,sOr; bat n Lulu 10 De dressed
i'm Paris gown and taugAt the WAYS Of 4
Fluh-ayc. drawius-rOom, she would remain uncOuh.
where is the reward ~ really fascinating merit Ia
II going To let such uucuurcd holden capture
thenl would just Ike To back fashionable NeWl Ork girl
AGAINST nor NY champion -EOud OF hiyi est
developments OF feminine Drawn, induced by the riding,
tennis playing -dsfr4ul,m ami other exercises that
now 81 much IN vogue. would wager that my girl
could make man staud on MS head where Lulu could
only dance him around the Stage little.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17
DETERMINED TO HAVE A Banner

WASHINGTON REPUBLICANS EXHIBIT THEIR SPIRIT
uY TLLEGRArH TO The TRIBrNE.l
WASHINGrON, July 11.-COn,iderable energy
Is benz ,payed by the Republicans Of the District in
eacctng the different c,mpa.sn organizations several
Blaine aud LOAN clubs have already been formcd others
are 10 follow. The lrst Blaine ana Logan banner has
he'd across Penn ,ylvaRia noiWhst~nd-
ing tae refusal OF District Commissioner Edmund VINO
is Democrat. 10 grant permit FOR 50 doing, on the
ground That u too early IN the season The Re
pueuctn- indignant at the taken by The COnm'--
siOncT, which seemed to be due to partisan spirit
rather than the exercise OF sense. were
determined 10 have the flag up. ana c0nse-
ou.niy assembled ia large numbers the spot,
within stones throw OF tAc Commissioners Office and
te district headquarters where the police found con-
Vepcuf apuaICntly uOi 10 interfere VIII ih'in. They
eri.r, Their task 10 the entire satlsiacuOu every
R,pIhlir49 II the district Telling sp"rcHe- we're made
h., ,',lo.. CoIkh.i Dr Bryan, of hl77ssppi Colonel
Te,oula of Wcst virginia: Mr. Dezcudorf qua others
perfy arson, oae The Delegates 70 The bernplcan
Eaiona nvenun ia front OF whose premises me hau,
uel nslns Ike The persons "Ao' rrtd"cSs OF
General DKs celebrated injunction, Try 10 pan MS iis
ana Logan lanntr down. He il man OF III. "oLu ana
Commissioner Eimunds will probably reconsider MS ne-
ci.!1L aud admit that u always II season 10 stIe<h
Blaine ana Lozdu banners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17

capital engraving Of Mackars great picture the WALL
Outside there Is lovely, wild garden, and ample
chard and vineyards for the Professor besides writing his
History or Rome" finds time not only grow his own
VINE put to make II! Then there Is the Garten aube
the pretty green terrace whore Professor Time enerains
hospitality tho students Of his class hot summer nights
Mrs lhne the most energetic of En- women aad she
ana her husband are very popular I'm the society OF the
University where they have lived for the last fifteen
years or more The German Macauay, Prot Won Tret-
schke used 10 live next door, and have often had tho
honor OF entertaining the great msn-On slate for the
German historian who has since 10 Berlin and be-
come prominent member OF the Reichstagl IA stone
deaf II IL 10 he hoped that Prince Edward Ikea simple
German iareUtus and puns black bread and beer, Tor
IN Heidelberg Ike other centres of earsng plain y-
Ing ana high thinking are the rules Of life.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17
THE srrENAYG0 CONNECTION.


pIrTsnrRG, July lG.--In the United States
Circuit Court today Judge McKennan granted nn order
rcsrauing " W Reed from interfering with the posses
sion, control and rights OF Ibpma9 H. lowor receiver Of
the shonango ana Allegheny Railroad Company especial
~ with his poParslon and control Of the West rennsyl-
vnna nnd shtuaugo Connecting Railway Company. Tho
petition upon which tho decree wns based VIVA fled at
Washington Penn. yesterday, and Hots forth that
under an agreement with tho Pennsylvania Company
the sbonango and tounopuen'sang Valley Railroad Com
many. tn conplur hud tho option 10 operate tho Nos
ronbayvpul ami shounnvp connecting rpad IN counec
lion with pAt NJ ia limo for thn frat thror years
and then should have the option 10 lease tho road named
nf term uf uiuri nine fcAtH paying Tho loshut ul
or - per cent ur the Eosr rhhnEH o 10 tohh1hls nc
same win the shehahpo and Allegheny railroad
terms tn be Asrcrd upon, Reed obtained iudg
men against The Nrst irn7, Vtnlh pnd Fhruhhgo con
ucriag ROAD Tor tbOOon, AMI included 10 sell the road
hls involving great loss 90 tno NhrntngO and Allegheny
road The injunction ra-trans Rood from proceeding Win
his execution from interfering IN any with tho
connecting road.
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TIE SITUATION IN BOSTON.
HE SITUATION IN BVNIV''
REPUBLICANS JUBiLANT-DEMOCRATl APAIhi'
lnY TELEGRAPH To rue rRiBUSE.I

BosroN, July 16.-The phenomenal Success
OF the Republican ratification meeting In BOSTON i"o
day night. has been topic Of conversation 'o"N,
both parties and those who disposed to cr'so VIZ
Lodge for not making stronger efforts to sur UP PoI'
enthusiasm I'm advance. now conccde thdt MS '"u'o wa"
wise lie believed that no artificial stnins was neou
and that tho temper and feeling OF Massachu'ct' ~
b,ps are sach that an opportunity only need he ar
forded to insure q grand expression OF loyalty 10 Ue
narty some who have been frightened saws me irare
Ter at the " the Independents ana disposed w "e
evc that the cankcr Of dissnection was really working
damage beneath the surlcc altogether ont oil prororon
to the significant numbers of tho profcs'cd boilers nave
now entirely regaued their serenity gu,
Tho Democratic chiefs have entirely tr'Rbeh w.
ireton.4f headquarters. The Cleveland ana hehoIl,h1
,aiHrai ION rsrstinr will not Do held ntil, "a member
of the state Compitico remarked, things have nr 10
settle down . ht and II u uos'ihle te estimate more
nearly thc ctent of the deaUcctiun I'm tho rants INV
nua are hciRg scu ont, however for the Iuufth dml
of The IA, state tub lie held " parkes on saturday
nj u'cnrk, when tho Democratic aachcm- WIZ h"ld
anicmu council upou lhp situation. General HuOcr Va rA
pccicd 90 he u M city and cnicayoe VIII he nd' 10 IN
duce him tn attend and tu assure the brethren ht least III
private. Of his continued devotion to the Party
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17
4 HISTORICIL ENIBPLE
An 4 Noprny APPLICATION.

ND 4 NOOFNN NTTITIATTVN'
MldeW Iocp.U}cN R'pubIc0n.
SIR: I'm The years lSGl-G there were soldiers
mthc Army co. the Potomac vlp were hene'ty SOLICITORS
lest Lincoln se' ling too radical or too con
scrynye; uat the Secretary OF War too arbitrary.
nnd was making appointments That were impoptri that
uoney WA spent unwisoy. that General Grant was
making mi ikos In the conduct Of campaigns aud mat
Grrelal Lee vss 'howns more abv La military taoic'
than GENERA Grant 1hoac men sincerely believed that
the tccutiro pus Military departments needed "puH
inr' what did thcy dot They did not as You are now
daisrl dcsrtt fom the Army Of inc loionr aud ril7
I'm mo To ii niui, and thus try 10 "purly" tho nation
ont Of - nurc ilit With sublime iiith ln the cause
hoy hat poupod. they fought un to lc end Won Elo
iiuua victory, hutuo with conscience void o
offence aud the appliance Of The UNilisod wotd Mako
ynur own uupirutipu. Respectfully, J, g. W,
Iiutftui.f, comm, July H.. lssl,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
TO.DAY,s RACING AT MONMOUTH PARK.
YIELDS or RARE MERIT-THE TYRo AND BARNE-



YIELDS or RARE MERIT-THE TYRo AND BARNE-
CAT STAKES.
Tho nrocramme for Monmouth Park to-day
IA NJ nature o thrill the ardent lover OF contests pe-
,vcep horses with its promise Of ehcunS
,r,seles and magnificent finishes In the Tyro STAKES
Cor two yoar-ods Richmond, Of tho brooklyn slaDIe'
cbolus Of Pierre Lorillards string. and Mr. helsos
pr,okyyood will carry 10 pounds each they arc I'll
youngser all winners of stakes. and all VIII be
well supp,rted But besides these there are tho Improving
ST Augustine and tho highly Landed Hopeful, from
webrook nedckora Grenadcr who has been accused of
sneed but who hitherto has only shown temper Wherss
Elsie llly hc colt Goano and the 1y Wanda. belonging
to Pierre Inrlard and the winner NJ tho Surf stakes
It's TO he hoped that Mr. Pucus will pull himself TO-
rethcr and do Justice TO eyety stable.
For the Barncgat stakes for three yra-od' Himalava,
winner of tho etorklon stakes the pride ~ Proakness
comedies weight to every Other starter Among thess
are some famous hursrs-Bob Miles, from Ken
tucky tho swift Duchess whom many believe 90 be the
best Of The year Freddy Gcbhards colt ST. Saviour
that ran second 10 Entaplau In tho Emporium Stakes
Chantlcccr Wptcr LILY. Turk. Economy, ana Eudymon
II should bo remembered That Duchess apd It. Saviour are
trained Ia the Same stable aud the sngaclous tucdolrr
nnst know vheh of the two "a th" faster 10 n they
both silri Me- srrdckcra friendH will not be-
At loss whcrc put thrr money Tho entities for tho
other races nlso promise unworthy contests.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
CAHLE RAILWAY PLANS.

at is the intention" said James Gamble, n
director of the National Gable Railway company yester
day. "hat the cable road in Montayncst, BROOKLYN
shall Dc model road Elegant ears and equipments viii
be put upon IT, and the road Will he laid with steel rails"
Engineers eHgsei Yesterday IN drawing plans ~
the proposed railway in Montague It, 10 be- submitted 10
property owners and the Brooklyn city authorities Tho
National Cahl" Railway Company h1s received an arul
cation from wOrlcans for tho right tO construed rabe
rarinda I'm that city rho officers ~ che New York Gable
Railway Coe,pany declare mt while 10 this city the
horse railroads., according 20 the OnrlU trpui thrle
wore twcul yiuur pcrHOus killed AMI nuei one injured
la4t Year. there has been only one man killed The cable
rVal I'm th.c1gO. land he sll Lawyer shaw was
drunken Democrat during the Convention"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17
NEWBURG THOROUGHLY AROUSED.
GREAT BLAINE MFFrtNG-DtMOCKAIlC DlsAF

IECIlpN.
NuwrrRG. July 1G.--lhe Broadway Blaine
md Locun club. one OF the three Republican orunHa.
tuns already formed u thi, city, has Caused The erection
Of large wlgvam I'm broadway, m which to hold ia
neetncs The nrst meeting was hcli n the new build
ing last evening and 10 wata "tousrG' Moro people
were ON the sidewalk ami ~ the strrrt In front Of the
wigwam than we're within ts walls. although II VS.
HIed Toe ruihu.laun was great sutriug addresses in
behalf ~ the Republican c'niidat'a were male by
jaime, g. Graham S-Nombor ~ Assembly from th' lat
District Of orange. aud -, ", Edmond prominent law
YET of tnla city, Seventy additional names were enrolled
tn the m OF mouhor,. m1Ling now total Of over 200
members at pte.eut for tho club. Among tho memhrrs
pro thirty mon who have AlWa,H voted tho Duo1't'uo
ticket The officers oi the Clth are llohdrul WI l'm
IT, Kelly! vice presidents, iIugs Otr MHitrI W, tcai
lpnk cA'on, q. a. wilcox treasurer W CORY
NJ ilrri secretary, ItAnk Huysthlt, - .
The Nuuue Mems lllHnN and Logan tluh OF th" mira
WHrd engaged tho Assembly Kuumh Hs hruduuuctH
John g. Adams sNrostmtrr VI this cilY an iunuchilA
Eepubcan, IL president OF this cub, which hAs mem
btrship uf about 10.
Its .tupishine to the great d-onrction that cN-
lists among worGiRmcn of thi7 city, VII" have hitherto
acted with the Democratic partV over The nomination q"
Cleveland. ms city hr Irlsi upon 10 give sun
png majority for Blaine and Logan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17
ULSTER COUNTY WARMING Up.
BLAINE AND LOGAN CLURs FOKMING-RATIfICA-
TON IN KINGSTON.

TON IN KINGSTON
KINGSToN, July 16.-A large and most en-
thusiasic Republican ratification meeting he'd at
Ulrs Hotel III the Eighth Ward here, last night The
attendance exceeded the aRtcpa;ious of the promoters
Of the meeting and in o the fact that the ward has
always been strongly Democratic, the meeting was
highly gratifying. The street in front Of the building
was illuminated with burning tar baTels and every
avail ble window lighted with Chinese Lanterns and
other sparrncies II the most successful poiti
cal gathering ever held in the ward
Alderman Mullen VINO the honor Of being the first
Republican alderman elected in the ward presided,
and several speeches were made. AT every mention Of
Blaine and Logan The speakers were interrupted with
cheers l. y. Van Gaasbeck delivered ringing address
GOVERNS. the points at with force L. B. walker
also spoke with telling effect. Theodore spOye made
some practical the subject OF protection,
bringing the matter home tn mind OF every lahorrr.
General sharpe was expected 10 address the meeting,
but was lualy detained by other duties TIE proceed
ngs were culiycned by the music Of a fll band amt
a large list OF names added to the club roll An
energetic Blaine and Logan club has been ORGANIZED at
Highland, and in its member are already included all
the active Republican workers Of that lively village
Several dissatisfied Democrats also expected 10 lpin
the enthusiastic band soon. 4 handsomc banner Win
portraits will he swung to The breeze tins week The
tnterp,iue fuii- growers o. that region never 90 any
imng icy hale - VII ue sen wen 'A' woes o. the
A Blaine and Logan Gun squad has Just been orNmZod
In TIM city. The mcmhcrs are composed OF young .e-
pubicaus with IslHc f. Nc.crcau as capt i'm. fine
brass cannon, which h1s served 10 raise tne cchos IN
many rrr, iou. political cswp4i is. has been loaned 10
Inc cih be-, % oncl John McIuioc.
S..ori nom The ylron. towns in Ulster County IN
10 the effct That Blaine and I0rfu lbs Hr form" ~
where not already oVstiug g. IN % busy season Of
There Co. be 10 ok OF approval and 'nihu~:sm
over the National ticket anVvnrro, ami no nN o' H-
doubt thar old Ulster viii cunubul" her mn s re-
the Triumphant majority which the Ennlic state VIII
s,.lIt d. . ..t.rtf al fttrtt tt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17

Villa Felscck the pretty house nj Heidelberg
where Prince Edward ss taken up his abode with Profess
Ihnr has the best situation the place. II stands on
the Nruenheim side of the Nrckr, opposite the md
old castle with the dark woods at the koulstuhl rising
behind IT, and has garden and vine yards running right
up q mountain at the back. The great charm of the
house the people Is that enter II, 10y
vulgar door. but kind OF drAwbrdge at the
level OF the drawing-rOOm WINDOW. Tho living
rooms are simple aud thoroughly German. Downstar,,
aVel WITH the garden there IA big square room
covered with book. IRON loOr 10 ceiling smaller rOsm
which serves rs the prOfe 3sOrs study and long bare
dining-room innocent OF carpet aud furnished merely
with table and ugnt chslrs Upstairs, drdWingrt ON
arranged like every salon In the Faherltnd, aud small
er, with carpets, curtains aud sofas, and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17
ALONG JOURNEY AFTER BARNUM.

SARATOGA, July 16.-A letter addressed to
the Hon. p r. Baraum. United states Of America, was re-
ce!yed here on Monday 1t from town with an I'M
pr5nounceabo name in the Philippine Islands, and re-
lated to couple Of hideOus looking dwafs who desired
to be pl ced on exhibition The letter had been TO Hong
KONG China and almost everywhere else, and finally
reached this place. Nj Bailey, Barnums partner says
the Snowman VIII preserve the letter as curiosity put
he does not want the Philippine dwatfs Between
600 ana 10000 persons attended Barnum, Barley ana
Hutchns0n's greatest show on earth here, on Mon
al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17
DYING ~ THE YETJERSEY PRISON.
Az INGENIOUS CONTINUANCE FOR THEFT RECALLED
~ The INVENTORS DEATH

n TIE INNFNIOKs DIATH.
TRENTON, July 1G.-Gcorec W. Bennett. a
convict, died In state, prison here yesterday. Three
years 400 Bennett jmor Of National baul, build
iu1 iu Elizabeth st time whcn the disappearance Of
Eve or ten dollars from the cash drawer was dily oc-
currence. Suspicion fell upon the clerks but 10 etcnce
could Dee obtained against any Of them. They were sns
pended or given vacations, one by one but the money
continued 10 disappear With startling regularity one of
the Youngest and most suspected OF the clerks wa,
driven ly desperation 10 uiu detective Ue could get
mo- rlry mill bee set himself to watch tho c,s drawer
ali dly. and rewarded Toy seeing hU.-,l. llll
slipping my-teriou-y aud automatically from The ton Of
the Iilc. and tausl Ing -ofur where 81 the d, H.
Tie invest ilalou that followed disclosed AN ugepioug
contvHncc Of lines lead siukcr, and shoena kers
WnX b. which Bennett sitting ia the cellar cnu,d hV
puln- ,ru-o drop The wax into the money drawer ana
pail 10 away with pm attached down through Tie noor
into his hands lie had obtained several hul,ir., tn rs
n fll- way. sud could Luy" continued Li- ihrf- in
definitely bad D." been coutrnc 10 have done his fishing
ouI 90 times when the drawer certain 10 be clOsed
lie had sert cd nearly two ears OF his term.
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4 nor rHRowy rRou 4 UISDoW

John llasou. foreman for II. Blroncman. of
No 90 9puu .0l.ayo.. Newark locked the shop In the
third door Of the building NJ T.. yesterday, leaving
hls seven yoaold son asleep among the machinery. An
hour later the hoy 10 tall from window and
rtrko upon tho sidewalk. llo was frlghttully Injured
and was taken ~ hoaWl. shortly after tho accident
u man burst In the door of the RhOp and found John
Duof, young German deagncr Of embroidery, IN one
nf the rooms nuotr Hitpsted Suspicion or Gav
INK thrown tho boy from the window. lIo aaid that ho
Aou U tho shop with PACKAGE and know nothing of
The accident until hu was arrested,
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ASomER ricriM or rHE cUEiM

The suspicious of his friends that John lsola,
~ 40 - H4sterat wna buried undor the Uank of earth
which Toll into tho excavation for tho pasouccr
tho Williamsburg ass Company, 81 North firit aud
Eleventh ats, Brooklyn, proved well founded His
cousin reported 30 tho police Tuesday night that sua
had not got Aunr, but the statement
the contractor that all the were accounted Tor
dseInrs satisfactory. lut nothing was found Of Isoa
yenterldy ANA tue contractor aut work tu clear
The excavation and ascertain II he Killed with the
two other men who had been found dead. II was not
unit nghtfa that the body discovered De attn must
have been almost instantaneous. lrOa twenty five
years old lelt "A WIFE and three children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17
GENERAL NEGLEYS NAME WITHDRAWN.
my LELLIn AL.L ND me InLnuNE.l

PlTTsBuRG, July l6.-In the United States
Circuit Court, In the slit Of Newcastle Northern
Railroad az in,t Thomas p. ompsOn and General James
e Negley, the plaintiffs MED order leave amend
tho suppl .neuta bl 80 Is 10 strike ont Negey's
and All the char yes AGAINST NeIcy combining suit to
simpson raj Ncgev who IL the president OF the
Newcastle Northern much gratihed the result
lie stated to-day thai the Wallace party had failed utter
~ to make their and only too anxious for a
settlement upon terms. lie further stated that his
name had All along been used connection with this
suit simply Tor poiticl purposes.
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JoHN AElLrs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

TRENTON. July l6.-Slmuol II. stafford, of
this city, WIoea letter concentrating John koly upon
the latior's speech Independence Day. lie has 10
criyed the following reply;
Ny DtAESiR: have the honor 10 acknowledge the re-
cont uf NOuf letter. and 90 reply permit nue. TO -aY That
The rccrcace which you make 10 the remarks made by
myself on the Fourth Of Jay concerning the pa uOc
services rendered tho csuLtry 10y the eminent men
who led our naval and land) during the leVsu-
I0nary NJr has been fully considered and thank ysu
kindly for having nstlCed the same.
We s8oud Away keep In memory tho men who nave
given a. liberty aud country that compares with any
other in the world. am very respectfully yours eic,
John KELLY