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| am receiving my Gall stock Of nobby
suits, and very low. Polack the clothier.
, 1885-08-16

Fresh oysters cooked in every style at
che Star restaurant
, 1885-08-16

The oyster season has commenced AZ
the Star restaurant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-26
RUSSIA AND AUSTRIA NEGOTIATING.

iub CONfERtNCE OF TIE hONARCHS AT kREM-
sIEa-GERMANY WILL Nor TAKE PART.
KREMsrER, Aug. 25.-The Car and Czarina
OF Russia accompanied by the imperial attendants, ar
rived here 1l3o o'clock this morning The Car aud
Czana and their personal suites in going from the sta
ton To the schoss OF Kromser avoided the town and
were driven through the vast park surrounding the
schloss.
Tho Emperor Francis Joseph and his son Rudolph,
Imperial Crown Prince. met tho Car at tho railway
station.
At the meeting OF the Russian and Austrian Imperial
families the IIapsburgs tho Russian uniform and
the Romanofs the Austrian uniform The mon
archs embraced and the knet and kissed the hand
OF the Austrian Empress. The Gar and Emperor then
entered the carriage and went together to the
schloss.
All the dcpots from the frontier to KremsIer we're
gayly decorated with the Russian Austrian and Gall
clan coor Guards Of honor stood the platforms OF
dep0ts and saluted tho train carrying the Car as IT
passed
grand service given AT the schoss last evening
There brilliant and animated nsscmbage. Among
those present. besides Count Kanoky and Count Taae
furiy prominent European press correspondents.
10 is Officially announced that Germany VIII send no
delegate krrnser attend any OF the conferences
between the OF ST. Petersburg ana Vienna The
Empress % Austria u suffering from toOthache. Tne
Emperor Francis Joseph Immediately after his arrival
yesterday began the work of receiving delegations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-26
AN ENGLISH LABoRERs VIEWS ON STRIKES.

PrTTsBURG, Aug. % (Speciah.-Fifteen dele
gae representatives Of the coal miners Of the river dis
trct. in coventiou at Monongahels City to-day
The rapid substitution Of natural for coal aud It's
relation 10 the question was excitedly debated
Tho fuel ia taking the place Of nut coal In factories
and private houses The local market for nut coal is
almost killed and operators must seek market down
the river The transportation o nut coal in boats aud
barees requires an adjustment Of screens. and rates
for digging will naturally follow
ono delegate read letter from his brother in York
shire England In regard to recent futile strike In That
region against 10 per cent reduction Thirty thousand
men aud boys were idle for weeks. losing over
81 600 600 In Misery and destuton indeserib
abie was the result Strikers families almost
starved small s0rekeepers ruined. the union FUNDS de-
petcd and an unconditional surrender ended II all The
American brother advised not TO enter into
"a strike for" said the writer II cont pay In Eng
land, and IL Won I pay any where"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-26
CHOLERA SPREADING.
INCREASE OF CASES IN FRANCE.
APPEARANCE OF THE PLAGUE NEAR MARsEILLEs-
THE ToULoN FLEET AFFECTED

APPEARANCE OF THE PLAGUE NEAR MARSEILLEs-
THE ToULoN FLEET AFFECTED.
MARsEILLEs, Aug. 25.-The cholera panic
has extended 10 all classes In the city, and oil who
can get away are resorting to flight. Deaths from
cholera have occurred in many OF the towns and villages
IN the Department OF the Rhone In Lancon eight fatal
cases Of cholera have been reported In Grams three and
in Saint Chamas two Besides these several Of
cholera exist in Tstres Margnane AK and Aries Is
also reported that four persons have died from cholera
In sisteron. Basses-Alps.
Seventy new OF cholera reported here to-
day. and there thlryeght deaths from the disease
The report that cholera had broken In the French
squadron anchored Touon Is confirmed Seven cases
OF cholera and three deaths were reported from the
feet to-day.
At tho Pharo Hospital to-day patients were
admitted, five died, eight were discharged cured and
ninety-three remain under treatment.
Dr. Ferran has offered his services to the municipal
authorities.
PARIS, Aug. 25.-General de Courcy telegraphs that
the sanitary condition has slightly improved and that
the cholera is decreasing in Haiphong where he says
not more than 200 persons at present under treat
ment for the disease.
MADRID Ang. 25.-Thsro were 4,701 new cases OF
cholera and 1433 deaths from the disease reported
Throughout Spain yesterday.
King Alfonso has arranged to visit the cholera hos
pitnls IN this city tomorrow.
WAsHNGToN. Aug 25.-Unted States Consul Mason
today cabled Secretary Of State Bayard that in Mar
sees there had been daily average Of htythree chol
orh deaths during the past five days. There were
twenty-five deaths In Tonlon yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-26
lr0NSrL 6CHOKYrfLD.S LITTLE HABIr.

CHICAGO, Aug. 20 tSpcciaD.-Lcon Schoen-
fed the French Consul in this city, and Joseph g. suth
erland live IA the neighborhOod in Thiry-soysnth
Court schoenfeld Mr. Sutherland alleges. has been In
the habit OF amusing himself lately by lifting young boys
over his fence by the whenever they intruded on
his premises. Last Sunday evening he attempted TO
practise on son OF Mr.. sutherland and the latter
rived Just IN time prevent the performance suheE-
that they both appeared Ia Justices to-day. The
attorney Mr. sohoenfeld IA opening the case. said
want 60 explain that Mr sChOcnfed II the reprrseut
ative of a foreign Power and his person Is pyloate
After thus questioning the Courts Jursctio the ooun-
se! allowed the testimony TO go The testimony Tor
the prosecution that In the quarrel Sutherland
struck sshoenied with his cane. hno OF ~ Was I'M
louh i'm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-26
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS

VIENNA Aug 25.-The Poiit'sche Corrrespondens con-
varzin between Prince Bismarck ana Count Kalnoky.
Austrian Imperial Foreign Minister resulted In prac.
ca progress toward an actual Aastro German customs
union, although they undoubtedly did result in
dersandng that Of the tariff laws of both nations
should for the present be operated less strictly against
each other.
ALEXANDRIA. Aug 25-The order for the departure of
the Royal sh the Surrey, the Sussex and the Gordon
Highlanders Regiments has been coantermanded
sUAKIM, Aug. 25.-Two hundred and forty natives in
steamer i4o miles north Of here on the Red Sea TO
village OF shnat. which attacked and destroyed
The British and their allies IN this battle killed large
number Of the hostile Arabs who Inhabited shinat and
captured enough grain and cloth to make large cargo
PARIS. Aug. 25.-The L0erte newspaper. says that
IA % =. presen, @ & %
tion the L1ere states carried on by powerful peace
party. which nds itself stouty opposed by the influence
selikovirch, who furnished NJ. Rochefort with the
data upon which be based his charge that the British
had unlawfuly executed Olivier Pain IN the soudan.
maintains his assertions and says that Illness alone
ton from the British Embassy of their denas Of his
Statements Rocheor continues TO make scurrlous at
tacks upon the British Embassy and army.
NJ CeInenceau has successfully undergone surgical
days.
ZASzBAR, Aug 25-The sultan's sister and family.
for many years resident in Berlin have arrived here on
the German steamer Ehreniels Admiral Knoor claims
In her behalf coniscated personal property and
demands commercial treaty more favorable to Ger
many.
TEHERAS, Aug. 25-Advices from Merv say that three
batta Of infantry and 700 cavalry with eight guns,
proceeded TO PeDteh about the beginning OF August
letter from Hera says that the Of 100000 has ar
rived there, and that the work Of forfying is being
pushed rapidly.
monaco. Aug 25 -signor Clerico. the Italian Consul
here has been arrested charge OF having enbezzled
$4,000.
CORK Aug 25.--At meeting OF the shareholders OF
the Munster Bank to-day the committee reorganiza-
ton reappated and S25 900 in shares was guaran-
teed the revived bank.
BLRGEN, Norway, Aug. 25.-The Prince Of Wales al
rived here to-day aud looked upon the scenery
ST. PETERSBURG, Aug 25.-By order Of the Gar the
Mayor the city OF Riga the capital OF Lyonia aud the
Mayor Of the city OF Reya t capital of Esthoma. have
been dismissed from office for obecng TO the OF the
Russian tongue the official language of the country,
recently ordered by imperial edict The edict was
aimed mainly at the growing OF German il the from
tier commercial cities,
ToULos, Aug. 25.-The French men-of.war Bayard.
carrying the remains OF the Late Admiral Courbe from
Tonqun, arrived ut Hyeres twelve miles east OF this
". today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-26
GERMANY's ANNExArIoN PROJECTS.
TIE DISPUTE OVER THE CAROLINE ISLANDS WITH
sPAIS-ARBTRAuoN SUGGESTED.

IL UVEH I5LAND5 VIII
sPAIN-ARBITRkTION SUGGESTED.
MADRID, Aug. 25.-The correspondence
charges that England has given tact approval OF
Germany's conduct II sclziug the Caroline Islands.
Count Won salmssonenwad German Ambassador to
span who for some time past has felt constrained TO
abstain appearing In public, about TO 20 to Ber-
lin 10 enjoy holiday.
BERLIN, Aug. 25.-It Is reported that Germany has
asked Power friendly TO both herself and Spain to
- arbitrator In tb- Carones dispatn-
PAnIs Aug 25-It is stated in Official circles there
that the dsntorested Powers exerinK their innu
enco 70 induce Germany and spain 10 submit the Caro-
line Islands dispute 10 arbitration
The French newspapers pr'ng spalnfor the atti-
tnde she has assumed toward Germany tho Caro-
line Islands afai- Thcy advise Spain TO resist Bis
mArcks rsed aud the spaniards that Bismarck
will Yield n thcy continue 10 maintain bold front
There n great deal said In tho press about Franco
spanish alliance aud this causes uneasness In French
Official circles, because it Is feared that Bismarck may
make a forciblc complaint about It.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-26
TRYING TO BLOW UP rgo MURDERERS

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Aug. 25 tSpecial)-Mur-
freesboro, Pike County, tho scene OF dynamite
outrage last night Confined In the jail In the basement
OF the house. the Polk brothera two outlaws
chorged with particularly brutal murder. Two weeks
ago attacked the Jail for the purpose OF ynohing
the Polks beaten OF by Sheriff Bradley and his
assistants Thoy set fire. 10 the bnildng aud
burning OF the murdercrs Last night two Suspicious
individuals we're observed lettering about The Jail, but
attention paid 20 them. An hour lator there was
terrible explosion aud the side OF the Jail blown
10 fragments. horse thief. one Redmond. confined
next Ia the Poks, badly Injured hut the mnrorerz
were not harmed They were taken IN charge by tie
sheriff aud taken 20 a place OF safely
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-26
TELEGRAPRIC NOTES.

WHAT LIFE INSURANCE HAS ACCOMPLISHED.
Boston, Aug 25-lhe tenth annual convention OF the
Mutual Life Benefit Associations or America opened this
morning with President T. f. Phelps OF Gaes5urg, H.
Phelps said that life insurance has In little more than
one decade placed among the leading financial IN
sttutions OF Nation end In that time has distributed
among widows aud orphans the sum OF 1922 962,l05.
COLONEL MOsBYs RETURN FROM CHINA.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 20.-COlOnel j. s. MOsby,
United States Consul at Hong Kong arrived here yes
terday In the City of NewYork Before leaving
Hong Kong he waited by deputation ofleading
Chinese merchants aud presented with silver cup and
address.
SOUTHERN VISITORS TO THE NORTH.
CHICAGO Aug. 25.-Over 200 residents OF New Orleans
arrived yesterday being members OF an excursion
party which left he Crescent City pleasure trip.
fhey will remain In the North during September, many
visiting New-York aud Eastern watering places.
LAUNCH OF A FOUR-MASrED SCHOONER.
THOMAsToS, Me-, Aug. 2o.-The four-nasted schooner
william j. Lermond OF si3 tons register was launched
to-day from the yard OF Samuel Watts 90. She ~ to DO
commanded by Captain sydney Pufler, or Rockland.
IRISH NATIONAL LEAGUE NOT DEAD.
OMAHA Aug. 25.-Patrck Egan president or the irish
National League OF America, In an interview yesterday
a mere political machine and is therefore virtually
dead The convention 10 be held in Chicago next
January, he saId will be the largest ever hold In
Ameriea. Mr.. Parnel. T. ID. sullivan. OF Dublin, and
two three other prominent members OF tho iri'h
LAYING CLAIM TO PART OF CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Aug. 25.-Mrs Lucreta w. DAVIS claiming
tho widow OF the Confederate General Davis VINO
once owned the Davis addition to Chicago has begun
suit aganst large number OF the propery-owners OF
Western-ave ana seymour-st for her right OF dewcr
The tract embraces hundred lots on more. Her ar
torney offered first to compromise Tor $50 lot but
has sinco lowered his price " $2os
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-26

BOsToN, Aug. % tSpeoidD.-Ihe Evening
Trarscr pub hes an interview with General Butler n
relation to his attitude toward fe Administration The
General dsclaimcd any right to the title of Democratic
staesman and said that the report that hs had written
a letter to Mr.. Dorsheimer with request that
IL bo shown 70 the President, wW without
foundation 81 shall attend Democratic
eonyentlon this year." General Butler said not that
an. not a Democrat but that have call 10 CO. Every
body knows the Democratic party cannot possibly
carry this State this year. want Office political
Influence In fact should be unhappy to have the
imuressOn get abroad that have any Influence what
ever with the present Administration. because should
DO overwhelmed with requests for recommendation for
this place that"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-26
THE HARBoR DUEL sroRY DENIED

BAR HARBoR, Me-, Aug. % (SpecidD.-The
story telegraphd from here last night of challenge
sent 10 n lieutenant tho Tennessee by nephew OF
Roscoe Conkng because OF insulting remarks made by
the officer in regard General Grant pronounced BY
officers H., gshp DO entirely fabrication. No
sueh remarks were made and no challenge was sent
The entirs thing l. pronounced an invention.
BAN HARBoR Ne. Aug. IS General Pren Dispafchl.-
Alfred X. Conkling scouts tho idea promulgated last
night OF his having challenged any one TO r,hta duel.
lie says however that the remarks OF the lieutenant In
reference to General Grant, alluded In tho reports
Rngtrcd him very much ana sight alter, alton, of
wogdsonIv occu red. All endeayors 20 ascertain th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-26
REPORT OF APAcHE uuRpeRs COY FrRMEp.

NoGALEs, Ariz, Aug. 25.-The report of the
murder OF three Americans and eight Mexcans at Basa'
chuca, by Apaches has been confirmed by Agapio
Franco who arrived here yesterday from the of
the massacre.
TOMBSTONE, Ariz, Aug. 25.-On Friday last sixty
Apaches made raid ranches near San Pedro Mexico.
forty miles south OF this city. and carried of number
The raid witnessed by squad Of Mexican
soldiers, but Interference attempted report
reached here to-day that the San Bernardno Ranch,
famous In connection with the Indian hosttes. had
been abandoned owing 20 the bold dcpredatOns OF the
hostile Indians party OF armed men has LETT here for
the Mexican border to assist In driving the Indians from
United states soil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-26
STRENGTHENING the HOME RULE PARTY.

DUBLIN, Aug. 25.-The Parnelllte managers
held secret meeting here to-day TO select candidates
for the coming campaign and discuss tho future Obey
Of the Home Rule party. Mr Parncll himself presided
over meeting and resolved to advise all the
Home Rule constituencies 10 select candidates with
out nrst consulting with Mr. Parnel and 10 vote for
none who would give pledges to act with the party as
unit in Parliament II also resolved that the can
dldato. should eaeh Sign pledge to vote and act with
the Parneitos and TO resign II majority OF their col
leagues so ordered Addressing public meeting, Mr..
Parnel said that the triumph of the IRISH cause was
a.snr.d whethor the Wings or the Tories in the
election Tho Tories would give as good scheme OF
seifgoyernment aa the Wings Let Irish farmers he
SAID support the League and provo that they wi not
allow landlords TO tranple upon them during the onsu
ing winter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-26
nEspERArE EIGHT WIFI RUFFIANs.

MONTREAL, Aug. 25 SpeciaD.-Yesterday
tragedy was enacted the lower Lachine road two
miles from this city. For some time past Andrew Mon
teth farmer found his farm raded by people VINO
,oe bs vegetables and fruit These pests have to be
watched and driven of. Yesterday William Monteltn
son OF the farmer noticed four men engaged In punder
ing Ho ordered them of. when one OF them VINO
carried gun struck him on the
head with tho butt OF II. literally crushing his Skull
Without tutoring sound he fell to tho ground Az thls
minute his brother Richard TO his ossstanes wnen
he also was foled TO tho ground, insensiOe py pow
rom the gun Another brother, John, ana the fMher
arrived 10 tho rescue aud after desperate hght dfovo
the ruans of with hayforks John caught hoiu oi on9
NV the coat when one Of others turned Dack anu
drawing q knife made lunse ~ Ms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-26
sREKIYG AID FOR THE s0oTCH CROFTBRS
PM .nPIPUIA. Aug. 25,-Nargaret Mcleod,

OF Dundee Scotland who arrived here tho steamship
Lord Cough yesterday, started for tho West to-day.
Miss Mcleod ntcuds lay tho claims OF the Scotch
croftcrs before her cOunrymen who have found home
Oh this side OF the Atlantic and 70 make arrangements,
II possible the transportation OF several hundred
families from the Highlands and I0wlands. An appeal
for funds will be made TO leading phhnthrnpSts OF tue
West and South and the OF The visit will probably
he great Influx OF crofeis who VIII settle In North
Carolina and other States As soon as MDs Mcleod has
accomplished her pnrpOse she Will return To Scotland
and organize the expedition. which she believes will bo
large,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-26
ATTEMPTING TO BREAK TIE OIL MARKRE

TIrUsvILLE, Penn, Aug. 20 (SpeciaD.-To-
day an effort made break the oil market by re-
ports concerning the Gordon WELL in Washington
County This well quietly drilled into the sand last
week. and ON Saturday 1t made i've flows. putng in all
about 200 barrels OF oil IN the tank 1t was then shut
down. aud since has done practically nothing. To-day
reports were circulated that the well flowing
heavily The whole story Is FALSE though IL probably
helped along the decline In prices. BY trustworthy men
II Is thought that the Gordon well Is better than the
Gantz well, close by. and that was failure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-26
REDUCING MISS SWEETS PENSION ROLL.

CHICAGO, Aug. 25.-Miss Ada C. Sweet,
United States Pension Agent at Chicago has received
orders from the Commissioner of Pensions to drop the
names OF $50 pensioners from tho rolls OF the Chicago
agency. The are those OF pensioners who have
died or In tho OF widows remarked. All OF the
dropped PENSIONERS had ceased drawing but no reason
WAS known for the failure 10 claim pensions until the
cent examination. No loss to the Government has oc-
cured but the clearing tho OF the dead pen
soner. promptly FROM rolls IL saving oflabor In the
Pension Office and prevents possible frauds ON the Gov
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-26
BAyKER vow HoFFMAy IN THE WEST

BISMARCK, Oak, Aug. 25 (SpectaD.-L.
on uatuap OF New-York the fatherin-iaw 4 the Mar
ou,s ID. Mores. who has boon indicted for murder'
Waited this plaoe on Saturday. Hc Is managing the
cattle ranch aud beefshipping business In tho BAD
lands whie the Marquis Ia absent In conversation
s,h renarter he expressed no 10 the resule
,he trial OF the MARQUIS and seemed pleased tnat an
Indictment been found as it gave an opportunity 70
Marquis for years. for killing COWBOY IN
saf dafeuce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-26

The Republican electors OF the state Of New-York ana
all who are willing unite with them In carrying OUT
the accepted principles Of tho Republican party as OK
pressed In ts National Platform OF 1884, hereby
requested send delegates TO State Convention 10 DO
held at Saratoga Springs on Tuesday septemoer ~,
1885 at o'clock noon for the purpose OF nominating
candidates officers TO be supported at the en-
suing election.
The new basis OF representation will give New-fork
City ia delegates and Kings County g. The repre-
sentaons in the remainder of tho State by Assembly
Districts will be as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-26
GoUSoD.s NEW COMPOSITION.

BKMINGHAM, Aug. 25.-The Music Festival
began here this afternoon. The opening performance
was OF " Elijah" which rendered splendidly by
chorus OF 800 trained voices accompanied by band OK
100 pieces and led by such solosts rs Aban Patey,
Treb.Ii Anna Williams Mr. Charles santley and Mr..
Lloyd. Herr Richter conducted the performance
sarasate was the solo vloliuiSL Gounods " mors c.
yIta" will he given To- MORO and Friday both Of
which occasions Immense audiences are expected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-26
CROPS UNHURT BY FROST.

MONTREAL, Aug. 8 (SpeciaD.-Regarding the
reported destruction OF crops In the Northwest py ros
W. C. ynnhorne received this morning from j. M. Egan'
superintendent Of tho Canadian Pacific Railroad at
winnipeg, tho following telegram In answer to an In
quiry to the facts
A considerable amount Of grain has been harvested.
The frost last nigt C2 very slight Delicate now
ers aud garden plants not affected by It, Reports
from every alton to-day say that nc damage was done
10 uncut grain. Harvesting Is In full blast.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-26
TORN TO PIECES BY SA gAGg BULLDOGS

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. % (SpeciaD.-Last
night as John Caboge, an italian omploye OF the new
Baltimore and Ohio road, going home. he was at
tackled by four savage bulldogs and before assistance
came was bitten from foot When rescued large
pieces flesh had been torn from him In many places.
Ie was taken 10 the University Hospital and Is In
Ian
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-26
BorsrERous SALVATION ARMY LEADERS

TRENTON, Aug. 20 (SpecidD. Ella
Roberts and Lieutenant Anna Kelly. the leaders ot tne
Salvation Army stationed In Asbuy Park were judged
to be guilty of contempt Of court BY Vice chapceos
Bird to-day. They had been en)oined from n'aA"s
IN Tho course Of their services but they
Conducted THEFT meetings boisterously than before
NJ NJ Crosbe. property-ownor IN the neishpor no..
made the cou,pL,Int. The army will have TO pay tns
costa which iS she only punlshment 70 DO innicts0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-26
ooyyE0TIOUT MILITIA IN GAMP.

NIANTrc, Conn.,, Aug. 25.-The State en-.
campment of the Connecticut militia was begun yestcr
day and will continue the remainder OF the week All
OF the companies Of the Sd and ith Regiments Oh tue
National Guard came here by spcal trains yes,euas
.,n and ,hev will remain until Saturday under in.
struotlons in battalion movements, guard mouneinss
dress parade sklrmish drills. rife practice, stc
will be Governors Day, when large crV~us Vi Fis'ots
sram ali over the state will DO expected here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-26

COMING TO GEw.YOkK TO SETTLE OLD SCORES
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. % (SpeciaD.
Forester was released from the Eastern Penitenary
yesterday having served hveycar sentence for burg
larry Ho is known TO be dangerous burglar. lie said
to the keeper that he bound for NewYork to settle
old scores with those who had sworn against him.