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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-28
NETWORK CITY.

Police Superintendent Murray has gone to Ann
apols to see his son IN tho Naval Academy who
was reported to be dangerously Ill.
WHEAT OUT OBJ CONDITION.
There were $3.50 bushels of No Red Winter,
and 2 860 bushels Of Spring wheat posted on the
Produce Exchange yesterday as out Of condition In
warehouse.
SUPERINTENDENT D'OENcH OFF ON HOLIDAY.
superintendent D'Oench, of the Bureau of Build
ings, left tho city yesterday for three weeks va
cation. During his absence tho bureau will be in
chnrge OF Mr. Buck, the ssistantsuperintendent.
POSTING OF IMPORTED FRUITS AND NUTS.
The Mercantile EXCHANGE In compliance with the
request Of It's fruit committee annou, ces that In
future the daily arrival of foreign fruits and nuts
AT this port viii be posted upon the floor of the EI
change.
NEW CALIFORNIA HOPS IN MARKET.
sample OF the first bale of the new crop Of Cali
fornia hops was received nj the Produce Exchange
yesterday. They grown In Sacramento and
are superior in quality to those received here in the
last three or four years.
AN EXCURSION TO ericsson.
On Thursday, September g. tho Pennsylvania
Railroad will give an excursion at low rates. IN
cudng one days board, to Cresson, the mountain
health resort. The excursion ticket will be good
Tor ten days. The tram viii leave Brooklyn at
1880 a. IN, NewYork at a. IN. and Jersey City at
S;l3 a. IN.
PLANTATION OF GOODE.
The examination by Justice Power into the muir
der OF Policeman North was concluded yesterday
at the Tombs Police Court. The magistrate re-
manded tho negro, Samuel B. Goode, tn the City
frlson. ne papers IN the case were sent 10 tue
District Attorneys Office to be placed before the
Grand Jury when mpanelled next week.
ADOPTING NEW BYLAWS.
The directors of the Maritime Association met
yesterday and adopted the new code Of by avs
submitted b. the committee OF revision, TO conform
To the recently amended charter. Under the new
law the board of directors contains fifteen, instead
of twenty-five me ubers. The secretary IS a mem
Der Of the board aud the annual meeting occurs IN
April Instead of January.
USOERGRoUND RAILWAY CONSULTATIONS
IL Is reported that the companies chartered 10
build underground railways IN thus city are to DO
united IN one corporation which will begin at once
tho work OF construction. Edward H. Con proposes
10 form syndicate TO control the franchises of tho
existing companies and To- operate the lines when
completed. IL ~ said that Jay Gould has promised
20 assist m the building of the road Ia the c0u
soildatIon can be effected.
LOOKINO. At An ELECTRIC Ell.
United States Fish Commissioner Eugene Black
ford yesterday received electric eel three feet
long from South America. II was placed on exbibi-
tion at Fulton Market and attracted great crowd.
Professor Spencer + Baird. president of the Com
mission writes 10 say that a blg consignment of
live sole and turbOt. choice fish from English
waters will reach this city on the steamer Baltic
about September :. American waters Will be
stocked with these fish
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-28
COMPLAINTS ABOUT BuRYING GROUNDS.

The township OF North Bergen has applied TO the New
Jersey Court OF Chanccry for injunction restraining
the companies owning the Weehawken and the Pasade
Cemeterea from making further intcrments or disturb
ing the ground The bill sets forth that the cemeteries
are menace TO public health, have been Improperly
conducted and that the graves are Oyercrowded IL IL
alleged that the parts aside for paths and avenues on
tho have been used to bury bodies that Ia the plot
possible without regard public decency or health and
that graves have been left Enclosed for long time after
bura The township asks the Court II II cannot pro-
bibit burIals I'm the oVerorOwded grounds, to
restrain the companies from disturbing certain
sections mentioned In the application, which
tightly packed with bodies to within afew inches or the
surface The companies deny the accusations. and in
their assert tho cemeteries are conducted
carefully and have become pleasure park for the peo
pe In tile vicinity. who crowd them duGlg tho summer
months 70 enjoy the air and obtain rest The argument
will tho session OF the court The Gem
etorles are on the Plank road just beyond West Kobe
ken and Union Hin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-28
AL1MIT TO MR. PorrERs AMBITION.

statement has been published to the effect that
Orlando Il. Potter had purchased the building and
lot at the southwest corner OF Rectorst and Broad
way and would erect sixteen-st0ry building
the roof of the nearly completed Potter building on
Park Row yesterday, giving the boss carpenter
some points in architecture When reference was
ment In question, which was but half true /
bought the Empire Building eighteen months ago.
but personally do not intend TO rebuild there The
Empire Is leased for three years, at the end Of
which time / expect to lease II for three years
longer. Then shall be seventy years old II live
too far advanced in age to construct the highest
building yet proposed. That ambition / shalt
leave TO my son. The Empire Building as il stands
returns good per cent on my investment and am
content"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-28
THIS RAGS MUST BE DIsINFECTED.

The Quarantine Commissioners met yesterday 90 20
c.nslder the appeal of De CastIo e. Co.. consigDois
of The cargo OF rags on the bark Filippo from the
decision OF the Health Officer that they must Ds
dislnfected before being landed. The evidence and
then a resolution was adopted sustaining the de
cision of the Health Officer, CoInmissioner Juu9
voting In the negative. Mr.. Judd then lntrouuocu
n resolution. which was adopted ms follows:
That the socalled disinfecting company or any
pariles dsnect ing the Of rags coming INTO TINS
mort In the bark Flippo. he required to make an IN
mediate return TO this Board to charges TO when "
proposed TO subject the goods To the end that the
antine Commissioners may determine the rehso""'''
ness and Justice Of the same. - ,ss,.
This resolution was offered In view Of Mr. judas
opinion that the dlsinfecting company, having y
nionopoly OF the business, ia inclined 10 be exorDi,
tant in lis charges lie is anxious that there shali
not be any impositions practised upon the COM
MERGE of the port, and thinks that those naV' f
grievances should bring action In the courts ior
damages.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-28
DR. Wl1DEgs REMARKABLE LETTER

DR.. John T. Maggie, of the Health Depart
ment yesterday received postal card GU which was
written this peculiar request: -
DEAR DOCroR: win you kindly present my eompn-
mens to the medical and surgical stan OF Beeyue Hos
pita aud tell them that think they precious lot
of gaOots Is 1t possible that there Is not practlcsl man
among themt Cordially yours, WlLDEs"
No. IS West Thirty GrstSL S26+e5.
Dr. Nagle said the note written b. DR., Thomas
Wldes. physician In good standing, whose hasty ex-
preston OF understood have been called
forth by the sensational reports about Bellevue Hospital
which appeared. IN The TcieGrdm Wednesday even
fpn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-28
oorroY "sUoRrs" TREATED TO A SQUEEZE.

TIE longs" and the "shOrts" in August
cotton have had contest at tho Cotton Exchange, and
tho latter have been worsted To-day being virtually
the last when AuEust contracts could be met and those
holding the cotton having good knowledge as 10 who
short aud to what amount. sucoecdedlp giving
them little squeeze yesterday. and at made large
purchases which, 10 claimed. for export IL
said that 10 400 bales bought for export but
IL believed that the purchases were not legitimate
and that the cotton will back tho MARKET a.
soon as the deal ls This Is the largest amount
ever bought Tor export In any one day. aud had the
enrct sending the price up about twenty pOnt or
dollar bale The market closed at the higeAt points
o the day,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-28
THE MORRIS PLAINS ASYLUM HEALTHY.

A special meeting Of the Board OF Managers OF tho
state As,un, Tor the Insane, ut MorrstOwn, was held
at the Asylum yesterday, consider the sanitary con-
dtlon Of the aud lite surroundings the ques
ton OF the sewerage being the principal topic under con
sderat0n DR.. Hunt and Professor Leeds, OF the state
Board of Health and Professor McMilen, OF Princeton
College were present in consultation with the managers
regarding the present system OF drainage The recent
cases typhoid fever including fifteen In all since July
have been OF mild character, and the general health
Of the inmates OF tho institution Is excellent There are
AT present $50 patients I'm the asylum and 100 attend
anita besides the officers and other employees making In
ali about 05O persons who connected with the In
stitution and live In near 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-28
CONTRACTS FOR WATER STOCK AWARDED.

Controller Loew yesterday opened the following
tinuing work on the new aqueduct:
g. J. Harriet & Company $4,000 at Slol II. F.
spauldlDg trustee, S07, 900 at 500 81 Manhattan
Savings Institution, 100000 ut 500 25 Bowory
ings Bank 100000 at $l0o0s; Dry Dock Savings In
stituton 81 90 900 at 500 and 700 at 500 20
Fire Department Relief Fund. $4,000 at 500
schaer Brothers Ave bids each for $4,000 at 500
SllO 500 90 500 80 and 800 40 respectively Blake
Brothers Company, $is0o0Y900 at $l.06 50
Fer $1,000 s, MILAN 1S Hatch sv Sons
one bid $4,000 at 500 and eight bids for $4,000
NJ 500 90, 500 AZ. 500 SIS, 500 90. 500 To-
s:1$al 81 90 80 and 500 90 respectively L. w. Nor
rison. two oidk-ef $4,000 at 500 80 and $l00.o33
vermye Co. and beegSe sistarea a sons ~ 100000
at SlOi 2e Theodore sturgiss s6oe.5oQ az islo1, Ch
zens Savings Bank $50000C at 500 and interest D. A.
Moran ten bids for 100000 at gloI -, SOL 30,
slOI 49, SlOl 80, Sl0i 80 $0l 49, Sl0l 50, $l0l SO.
$l01 go. S1Ol 76 and sl01 80.
Blake Brothers Co. at Sl0l.6S9, and the balance IN
800 600 lots TO Daniel A. Moran at Si0l 90. $l0 20
and SlOl so. The stock Is free from city and county
taxation, and is redccmab,e october /. 1904 In
tcrest Is payable semannually In April and October at
per cent per annum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-28
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRTVALS

Fifth Avenue Hotel-Senators Arthur p. Cor
man. OF Maryland and John c. spooner, Of Wisconsin
Congressman Thomas spriggs OF Utica United states
Circuit Court Judge Don A. Pardee OF louisiana, and
exGoyernor Horace Fairbanks, OF Vermont. Wind
sor Hotet-United States District Judge Henry W.
Blodgett OF Chicago Stevenson Burke, OF Cleveland,
and Count and Countess Calry . Erereu Holse-H. A.
Carter. Hawaiian Minister at Washington Hop
syvanIa Railroad Company Ast0r House-Ex-sena
tor A. B. Baucus OF Saratoga Park Avenue Hotel
Bishop W. ID. Walker OF Dakota.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-28
FILLING UP THE BROOKLYN NAVY YARD.
XnntnrInu ,rna q rod lnIinr lnu fnr Tho dom

ocracy at the Navy Yard. Thirty-four new men were
taken on by Chief Clerk Thomas Wilkinson. Of the Equip
Department Tho chief clerk is large man ana
unable m himself to the Government chairs
In his Office His application for an appropriation from
OF tho Yards and Docks refused. and he
has had 10 VI nd through working hours until yesterday
afternoon hen 3har OF pacity
receive his democratic proportions sent 10 the
yard by OF his friends ia NcwYork IL reported
at the yard that the Tennessee her way there
Bar Hsrbor to be placed In the dry dock. The re-
port frightened the faces Of the who hanging
around seeking employment In the Steam Engineering
IN pfFsau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-28
U0Kr Just IN TINE.
nd Heidel.

Detective Sereeants Lanthier and Heidel-
burg brought 20 the Jefferson Market Police Court yes
terOay afternoon Israel Wiesman, merchant OF Dodge
City, Kan. whom no had arrested the dock OF the
Hamburg Steamship Company at Hobokeh, just AS ne
about to sail with his wife for Europe. The officers
told Justice welde that superintendent Murray had re-
eeiged telegram from from the West asklug Tor the
arrest OF Wiesman the ground that no bad swndled
the firms OF Gray, Baker 4 Co, and Marsh A Co., OF
Dodge CITY, out OF about 81 900 worth OF siiks The
property found In the trnnks Of tho prisoner and he
was remanded u await the .s,;vNi oi As usoper au
thorlties from Dodge City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-28

Philip ID. Armour, of Chicago, the well-known
rork- packer was elected q member OF the STOCK
Exchange Yesterday. lie stated recently that ms
only object in buying n seat was to save money Ia
the way of commissions on his stock transac lons'
portanf when the transactions are large. Another
Candidate who was passed yesterday was y =.
Williams, q well-known member OF the New-lorki
Athletic Club. Mr.. Williams has been for seyerai
wears clerk with II. l.. Horton & Go: and ms
election affords great qualification TO his FRIENDS.
third new member was ii. Blumenthal, Win Asi'i
q. M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-28
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Jacob Leon insanity case Supreme Court.
Meeting OF the Board OF Aldermen.
Funeral OF David s. Babcock No. 16l Leferts-place
Brooklyn.
Sweepstakes yacht race, Larcbmont.
New-York Boston baseball match, Polo Grounds,
p IN.
Meeting OF the Board OF Police.
Cappa Musical Festival, Brighton Beach.
Music In Battery Park by Goth Regiment Band, p. M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-28
ALONG THE eOUND.

NoRwALK-There is trouble with the water works, and
no water has lowed In the town sunday Several fac
tories nave closed In consequence. throwing between
700 and 800 persons out Of employment. 80. John
Csh age forty fve fell from the front platform Of a
street car yesterday and had leg crushed by the wheels
1t was amputated, but death followed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-28

President Cleveland. says The World is engaged the
Adrondscks In hunting deer with hounds In August
We are sorry to learn this The practice Is sports
msnlbe.s IL Is also prohibited by law. We should o
sorry to see the President Of the United States fined r
breaking this law. hut let justice take its We
advise Mr. Cleveland to call of his dogs and let tAe
young deer go In peace Philadelr hia Press.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-28

Jae was Killed by the chicago united express az tine
arketsI station OF the Pennsylvania railroad yester
oay Costeos stand was the station. He started
10 run across the track ahead VI the incoming train and
nalsea Ior moment on the track. when the engine
struck MIN and carried him about thirty feet into the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-28
sTATEN ISLAND.

EDGEwATER.-The Board " Health met yesterday for
the hrst time In over year. During that period the
village has been without Health Board because there
was question as to the legal power Of tho village
Trustees to appoint one.
RIcHMoSD.-The Democratic County Committee met
yesterday aud adopted measures for calling the pr
maries and county convention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-28
JESSE r. GRANT TO GO TO EUROPE.

Jesse Grant, who Is In the city, has made
ARRANGEMENTS sail for England on tHc steam shp
Werra on september . lie Il going abroad partly In
connection With the publication 4 the foreign edition OF
hi. fathers memoir. aud partly on privat" buhDtss
II g. Grant came down from Purdys and dlnod Win his
brother al the Fifth Avenue Hotel last evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-28
Jersey CITY.

Charles Stevens age seven, playing on coal trai
at West End last evening The train suddenly starte
and he was thrown 10 tho ground. The wheels of III
train passed over bis right leg. cutting of the foot
was taken 70 his parents home at No. 2O1 south-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-28

CUFFERERS with kidney and bladder dis
- eaes diabetes dropsy gravel stone varcooee debility
Charged chronic diseases &C. viii be cured by
remedies given the SOpaee book 43 pictures published
Asahe Mineral spring Water 29l Broadway and
mailed 20 cents Physicians advice free Afternoons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-28
GRANT MEMORIAL DAY SUGGESTED.
THEODORE THOMAS WILLING TO GIVE BENsflI
coNCFRTs-YEsrERpAYs SUBSCRIPTIONS.

THEODORE THOMAS WILLING TO GIVE BtNHfiI
coNCFRTs-YEsrERDAYs SUBSCRIPTIONS.
The funds for the Grant monument came IN
slowly yesterday and tho total for the day was much Do
suggested In letter to the committee that an enort 90
male as the summer vacation IL ended 10 huee
every state the country 70 raise money for the nOnu
mcnt. His idea have day set apart and given an
"nemorial day," when all the children can
work for the fund. and no has no doubt
that tho aggregate collected would swell the sun
scrptIon list TO large extent Theodore Thomas VINO
on Of his business engagements has been uans
Ia attend any Of the meetings " tho committee mhcn
70 Ills regret sent glowing letter OF encouragement
and volunteered. n agreeable to tho committee 70 give
two concerts for the benefit OF tho cause about the MD
die OF October in the newly decorated Academy vi
Music. John -. Babcock OF ne tr'dondn. OF N.w'
lated there ADVERTISING memorial concert TO ba gwen
under the auspices OF the Grant Monument Assooaton
Professor Grrcner sent SIR Babcock dispatch Staung
that the Nholc business was fand ana hai tue Lto
ntve Committee have not authorized the use OF the
one William j. Armstrong. Of No 45 Vesey-st. New
York. with the consent OF the committee has sent out
To s Tesraas N Ec First Ne,c- York Mounted Res
C,'o ,nes on iIIustrous commander IL deaf. In
this civ the Nations metropolis lie IN TO bo buried
monument will be erected over his rcuains To conen-
,Ic mia III and deeds You took part In those deeds,
and l. hitting and proper that you shond assist IN rails
ing the monument. that " you should visit tue CITY
s, ytii Won went forth young ,aan TO the war. IN
Old age ynu can claim interest IN IL. know that You
ant your Old regiment represented To th@ end com
r,drs GrvarJ your contributions 20 me- and Il viii DO
presented TO the monument committee IN tue hANo VI
our beloved regiment"
The following AMOUNTS were received yesterday.
In LTcIti Morgan q Co. $1,000
a. iIs,,v,e,, g Co ........'..... $50 90
Union neosi e!S. Y w. 's'''D'l' 745
Woman oman Of TaIbary Ma:sacGasctts %
,,,r,h,u Il plake ...'......'........... 90 90
By chester 4. lrthUr.
York " ......... 1917
Co" r'a,'h o. Va Jnhn o. ia%rence -. IS
Francis Gcllaty. Eysustown, ll.......-...... %
BV Wesley Horpd.
Ivison. Brakeman Taylor .......-......... 500 90
To,,i ................ S7I9 25
p~oyto~sy acEnow edge .............. SGi5O6 30
Total sG5225 %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-28
sI,oop SINK IN THE EAST RIVER.

As the ferryboat Farragut of the Union Ferry
Company was passing PieI NO. 20 al 2:30 p m. yes-
side Of the sloop was stove in, and CAPTAIN Thomas
Wilson and hands had Just time 10 board the Farra-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-28
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, AUGUST %. 1886

gut before tho sloop sank. In Captain Wilsonl
coat pocket in the cabin was 1925 which went "
the potion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-28
Announcements

HENRY A. DANIELS, M. D.,
144 LeNngton.ave, between 10th and 9Oth sts
Hours-S 20 |. TOT Diseases Of the Nervous Syste
Gent0- Urinary organs Impotence aud sterIlitY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-28

MTNIAruRs A.tlVAI


snn rses 90 sets 81 Moor rises sGs ageds rs
HIBI vArgR rJ-DA,
AH--sandv HOOK 1852 CO., Tslq7i 9l9lIel 3aca llp8
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-28

,no a number of names to the Commission at WASH s
;nston from which TO select two examiners for the
Local board to fiji vacancies, started Tor bra''io-
bOrO. VT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-28
NEWARK

John Costello, a hasiman, better known as Yorker
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-28

ADvERTIsEMRNTs admitted Into sbes. !.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-28
wHIrEwAsHING AT THE CUSTOM HOUSE.

Collector Hedde1 and his private secretary re-
moved TO temporary quarters In another part Of the
Custom House Yesterday while their own Office was
being renovated. From the numerous buckets
filled with white mixture and wide brushes which
were standing about, 1t was evident that the Col
lectors Ofhce was TO have large amount Of white
washing, Politicians and Others who called 10 see
the Collector upon important business" had SOM
difficulty in finding him In his new quarters
Even Dornan Is. Eaton chairman of tho Civil
Service Commission, who has been having a"big
days in his efforts 10 enig hten them as TO the ad-
ministration of their Offices nnder Civil Service
regulations. had trouble In getting al audience
with the Collector He went TO the Office three
times, and upsn each occasion found that the Col
lector was making tour of inspection among the
various divisions of the customs service They
fnally met and short conference was held. but
"notb'"g Of public importance was considered"
Ax-F ther went away quietly, and sitter send
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-28

Police Superintendent Murray has gone to Ann
apols to see his son In tho Naval Academy who
was reported to be dangerously Ill.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-20
Hotel Artlrnls
ArTnR ST. GEORGE.


HA Mcmillan, ciiyi II NJ Neoly,
Shermani Il i Fosdick, Fort Worth
j a Gillette, city; John A Williams,
Dallssi J r Arthur, ciIyiJ b Harris,
Terrell; II n McKoolie, Marehall; W
Il Hsrria, Dallas; ] r Behen, Mar
SHALL A B T9ber, Fo Parr, Dallas; II
Z Erwin, IL p Harris, Forney; \ Nj
Seaman, MetidianiJ E johnson, II ast
Liverpool, Ohioj J A johnson, Canton,
0hloi Cal. Lacy, Comsnche; II Il
George, Meridian; Thomas johnson,
Mentor, ohloi Thomas Parks, Tennos.
see; DOUGLASS Naples, city; Mrs Il d
Craig, Miss Lucille Craig, Paris; J j
Sullivan, Cincinnati; l. S Barrett, Ter
roll; = II Fouko and son, oity; HC
worley, Texas;S q s Durham, East
land; Norton Wisdom, Sam Strauss
Sol Kaufman, city.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-20
Personal.

Tom Harris, the popular salesman
for Blankonship & Blake, Is In tho
city.
l.. j. Kerr, formerly Of this city, now
of Baltimore, is in the city, enroutc 20
hiB ranch In Western Texas.
Mr.. j. G, Bernay, a prominent dry
goods merchant oil Brentwood, Is In
tho city, stopping at tho Windsor.
Captain Il, G.. Childs aud wife leaYe
tom orrow for n visit TO Connecticut
and the watering places of the East.
Mr.. IL. A. Mcmillan, of WaxG-
hachio, has attached himself to tho Bap-
list Herald and viii permanently 10
cato here.
Mrs, It'd. Craig and daughter, Miss
Luceillo, Of Paris, Texas, are in tho
city visiting tho families of Mrs, En-
mot Craig and ]. ID. Mcleod.
Miss Gonevieve Richardson, of Mar
shall, who has been guest of Captain
ii. Il. Irvine and family, was called
homo by n telegram yesterday.