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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-23
NEW ORLEANS.
FALSE FIRE ALARMS CONTRACTS BAD
MILK-FIGHTING OVER AN ORGAN.


lBY TKLKoRAFH TRIBUNE
NEw-ORLEANs, Aug. 22.-Onicers OF the fire
department claim to have discovered that there
uary organized band OF TO turn In false alarms OF
fires. Tho frequency OF false alarms would seem to
demand energetic 10 arrest and punish this
gang though the officers have furnished the police
authorities with information which should be sufficient 10
lead to the detection OF band have been
made.
There is pending before the City Council ordi-
making 10 unlawful for the city any executive
officer to contract with any person not citizen OF the
State OF Louisiana with domcie domices at the City
OF New Orleans for any lease privilege involving any
moneyod direct benefit whose terms may DO
subject such demonstration difference Of opinion
would lead appeal to the courts for proper inter
probation; tho Mayor shall before signing any con-
tracts positive evidence Of the status Of all parties
In interest all contracts given to foreigners through
inAdvsrtenoe are by this ordinance null and void.
Tho local prose- the public and the city authorities
have been and discussing oil the week the
question Of leasing the from the wharves Of the
dty. There was no hurry about the matter. for tho
present does not expire for nearly but
tho Council acting to their apparent Dissemination 70
dispose Of everything In which there money took II up
and on Tuesday night renewed tho contract with tho
present lessees, Joseph A.. Aken Co. The contract
binds tAq issess keep hs YhasySs lp good condition
There was much opposon 10 the action OF the Cauncii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-23
HoHssIoK RER,s SKY q, sc s 90, BOYS :,

Waoqsh ldsDate to The CINCINNATI dasstS
Three more Indian pupils at Whites Normal pal
as IS iro u Sioux boys becoming .ooatsptsd sna
Somsiicf escaped from hs sohSo BUILDING apd started
been made to captuH them they are stu az large The
boys aged fifteen ssss9'9sn and sinesp ssq have sr
been sent all polts In this vicinity Offering reward
for their apprehension. = -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-23

The manufacture OF solid oarbonio acid gas has been
carried for some time In Berlin. IL ooines ~ small
oyinders and kept under pressure win ast some time.
A cylinder liz inches In diameter aud inches long
VIII take I'VE hours TO melt away Into gas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-23

Russianized Poles, absolutely devoid or moral
sense. But he has a kind Of good.nstur which
commands sympathy ana Is d man Oh QUICK SYM
He is, observed Gambetta. "with Garibaldi.
under whom he served in Italy, and enjoys his con-
ddence, for Garbaldi has strongly recommended
being GarIbaldiap," replied Mioorslewski,. Is
the italian hero in 1900 There never was great
man who lived so much with fishers OF hard kind
In troubled waters"
z DO you think there is danger of not enIishtenins
aCertainly | do. What astonishes me is that
some Pole who is serving under GaIibaldi does not
put bullet through Hsucke."
A short time subsequently heard that the latter
had been shot in o mysterious manner. HIS death
happened miles away from any theatre OF war.
through his chest by arevolver. i have no doubt
that the Count Julius beside whom | used 70 dine
was the man he represented himself t2 10, and, so
went, no impostOr. SEEING that Prince Henry OF
Battenberg is his nephew 1t Is not IT would seem,
prudent for English Cabinet Minister: to let hun
II Is very profitable to 10 secret service work of
toe, since bismarYk b,s got hold Of she Guelph
a s man who hsa SENTIMENT q dignity
would not have accepted his position In the English
y family and h Ra SoYa a s has
H sfe on younS Woman With Hacambraacss at
Casssl. '0} course he gill DO unable to ask poney
Tor them from bis Wis or mother-lnlaw. n. de
II T ps SsSS' s keep view ' u sy
capabilities ~ conscious or unconscious instru-
xnstpsr Pole who sed few yssrs ago va en- s.
= iSsss;;ss;
knew Whom 30 SspS Paris got him y {issi{S and
ssG gaS S S who o aes i aSs
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-04-03

s question 'hAt nov aSsnvts ell
- go IN 80 -usnds = osI- cg.s--s .
"-grra.s q: pa l.rsus- II. ;srrer-
49, s'4s n.- a ;scx~s ~ -. as4 .
rn-p.uy - ~ust trxet sp~wss raa-s
- 80 .-s.~r, %-ri TIA: s-sEse.
s~.looss ar.r.~ ..s. sp-tnr 10 issse
snrehsy bDvn - 80 .'Ate 'hs esa
ear .srh ga8.rf1' -~fp-n ~ tss
ta - shs-.stns Here a-- -nsa ;Ax-
90 -srhs .-1Hn .hs b. II "a .aoss saA
n so8r rns-ia. tine pui fp,-zr3 -
th.~ sx-Is-1 h.a-sn q the t<rn ,~s-
sars @nnsr
y~.ss. LA ra-srn- vi ave
ia.ir ..assx consV sts1 80 -ssS.
Cfus1. srs IL .@stt7x - s-se.c,
.usssas - - sd t-eAx sas: lsSs %
80
Ts~ -s. a. .oani o. tie ehz-ch
30 ag- G ~ tc~ops~ 20 ~osssto.
EaS~us Isn.~f ssilifrx np . Zoe
..Asr d. .ass n&c4sns czslssa
~... 80 s1ss2n<s have si-esty
~.n I'm; sa4 osssr srst4lsst Il
nsn s.ts ssl eo-1ax n.znies
.s1F s~~.t as-e 4 nsssb-g d
pAu~. ne .an,snx se.ss - 8 "a
~. Joan yo1.s Il AIAo. 4 YDs=a.
ass .x~n 10 tss srx -. ior o-n usos
10. !. 80 up sd at,enisnx 70 eass-
as. He 20 6.AeAxc IA . ssv
Oar. - as "a god.
4 nsrasY ~ i:,ie ea~rses have
ls.~4T cen. - bse~s scase - oss
.eSJ-n~s
yr Jch-Sos - laying oas AZ erica
ssss axsi,roos 81 ou. sssns We hsse
plenty - sopen. Hundn~cs ssrs eens
.-usr &c sas, ,sN s.rsnx so3 mare
s-e eGsuln- The h1-sn ass ssrscs us
all Re AR. . ans G.y s.ss - -
nssr futur.
E~c.saa 81 - ore- ~ sEs s1s
yuo Ezr .x4is from NH
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-04-03
BOCrH S.SA

We se sgaln sfts The rss;.
Tfrr.s :" e.. t~-tsg,sstN c0r
mai tar t-,ss sss o. .ssU repaired.
T. u.s. l- tel . - - du,s igtJ
IS .n...i - tuifus q
Ara uau' have A,Tesas Gown
TIER fsal su-4 'as
ia.,. t.,t.r have ssg'si ca; ever
~ lu.l- 81 manure
-usFsyt e@s oul - 80 ssrrn
a. .--a tins up TIE hsss.. psspas-
air., . - s~sH.
Narfss ~. rel . nAc 10 do
a.s - 49,. MINER.
Il Iesrs'i as sfne - Ns.tsao
.lth I. AZ &C. ."~s lo' T. kItfov-
N.s'Iy even uol. vent ~ sls q. 4
l.. !a.F.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-04-03
WEST !SAvALE


Fv-r,th,rg io.s,.
fsfArdfslft- -uu~ - ester,
N.b :. - ,u, freed T p Nurlsy .,
present. M aso~ - qu,,s old - uss-
q. ., IA Es -. YEAR - q
f,~1sse Re-. Aai valuable horse
hurt 90 A.Frrv i,s, fr1tss
d.. ~ --rn -. 80 sept IN
tae 'ug-.r ff.srns s,s seebs q ss
ufcu, ga he. fst f..o &c % ~ out
some sSuu We i.arn ihs; ne has
Vus.l s.sd team Uith.s Hia.s I'D
r~s,y..t.i y " r., b,ids q 0 farm
fT tar c,Ugrg year
NJ 10 - kcss trset hss rented
" Groves. NfFn
Th-rc /, = 4 .gute between svo ~
our iz,e. Oue.hot ~Isi ssss end
broke q. -ns:snt 80 oah-f ou' 80
hsat - nth 'psl- % 80 eislns
that =. .tu-i the sS.e and the oth~s
G at, 80 \ Ell tt. let them quarrel.
Jnere - cutie h's'stnss ~ith o4ss
ypur. fos. net.. 'sLt isli Ohio oil
stE
Ni.- la..i. Evan. ~ Smith county
hsu-s. ). .t-y.aS "i,h her suni Mrs
Is l. WCflsy. L No.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-04-03
COwi.Ig.

Ws.tie, vs-st!. bat sair ~ March.
Mr. Iu.araAna 4 n Fuller ssoh soii
hus .psn - mu'ss 'hl. -.es ~
TnurH - ant Isaac IhomAs sers The
purchasers
J.rgH nl.r 80 removed 70 his hev
hoa.~ .h.rN 70 . yer. neat and aaod-
Same structure
Nj, sherman J. hss'rs the '-'see
on her farm repaired. and vtli soSa
49, s,nsf mpFuvsn~ps
&c Log fl-h.r. a Frnslin. 80
~ ;Eus aIth friends IN Cosles the sfss
81 tar .e.
kmiss Bro. a.. n receipt ~ . ear
io.f - un.hsr -a,ch they -ll Use "a
IMPROVING iheIr Isrxe .,ocs rssea 90
me, Vs.t = a-l~s
csu,s- T. Wei. snt Mo jennie
sh.r.., sers -nzrrst .; 80 Ca-lss
,,rrs. IS, -sud.y. I J Wssd. Va.
on s;sue.
MISE. Lon Fisher ard Srsce Fuller
stared Ihr. -~ss fo- lovs sbs,e hey
- .f~ui tbs sarurs, sfth 'sstises.
MI. remove from ~ farm
!, {. go day. o. 30 nes bone IN fsi,-
Set - '-~s' -.she. ro vfta htfn.
H., .on o.D,.. = vli the farm
,ns ysn
CAT.e, tbs .sss shipped . ea' ~
,'oss fs,u implement. str. Ia Red
N'f5"s county. where 30 sfps~ts To
rss.. -. born. "a - !u'nrs We are
.r-ry 81 so-e Nf 1"~ sna sssa kssa
.u-rss. "a ~. uss home
H. : .nrk snf ole seat ~ p yer
ton "a Tuesday. Had fs'nrn~t "senS-
dsy. LrTut HA-ctY.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-04-03

Don 'DTg" iN' cay t"riiDn.
fAksIs. hns t~guu "a real earnest.
EIss IUIsA. speDt the vacation III
Cows,
H..xY G.rp. o. Charlton, lows, Is
10 tao Cltv.
. Z DovSs has a contract to dig q
wei ~ N--Dnu
I'm shipment Of iat oattl. AZ. soon
b-,Iu ~ dead ~
THEkx b, ;.lA 81 another uricS block
gong up tEi- summed IN Rcd Cloud
ss..k" rLprroR and wi. nave
returned 10 RI C.o4! t. Visit lueHis
! Aid ~rc4nt.s.s
THls.cret orders Of Red Cloud hav"
teen Receiving a rcyivt! ia member
chap fI the !,sl few weeks.
OUE reporter Tc;gTH. h. regards t.
Ms } ID Leach for al elegant boquet
from her conservatory Of flowers.
Macy SLEW her .iile lamb.
And didn't even wink
Th- cold pelt, sui spent The gel,
To take her - the rnk.
Red Cloud have been taken IN hy the
village sui have become q part Of iAe
CHARLEY ReusBERs has returned
-. -. ~ ". AZ
-
.
n
p,.,.m-
=. ID, un,o.
-
- 81 a., 49, d.
Nel 'o' 500, -,
"te ~
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r.. a"
"'''HE '-'
h ,r
ME- =
~" - =,
'~id'f -, a..
@1"e1
h9'''s
hSiSkASis ~
NUMBER F'r"h
soh''n''s
cry d'!-
boom IN p'pu'A''' ""''"N ~
season
e' pace
N'oTAN INK POI
We" u"
"A' "hs
mace rom
49, iF'TN'
90 Ss
Afe
Il i'S"
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-04-03
Ex ca Ak

iH-r-ss- iusv s~$sIng so< -
49, ra<.rf q 80
~ - As, 49, sssk 81. - 80
k~~vt - eel kss -
us ss3 TIE cu~s.ss 20 tschts re
'~.-sntca C-Fsy - .ritsts . nsv
Lu.r lsf-< III " <'a.s' . desrg 10
~r+F
Fer. r.s hcsss bss - 10 lsun
al.
A~E.-t}sns, fr>n -sos hss pc--
Fts.~l aT}.e t--e saS e.! tss.d IN
~ "a
CARE, Hevc "a. - - 80
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-04-03

NJ -osS CO cs:y " 80 sisie rs .
more en;s-r-.srr Get 90 t3snsss IT,
than has BED Cioo8- With snch men
20 ase. % ne innsn~ resources q
tn. csiy re Zee --tsi that = gr...
.u,u-- !. " store fcr ne. J; . only 4
question c.tius zen our s01rrtfng
csts SIl - g -ei h~-e and ihe.e uI:n
manufacturing -tAhss.hm.nis ard -
.:.iui4n.s q kinar~; charzC~r TIA,
sIii bald the town up snd MAKE y.
smooS the Important cnes ~ &C.:
We have every facility 20 fust such =
cI;-. aud DO xoai~r ina; r-ope arr
lootin. coward - ;hs point fo- yer
--s~- asD-i shove
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-04-03
ALL SORTS

fAsILY rroc.ne. Of a.! Sini' .;
sore =. ;-'
THL Canton balAnc. frame cu.ara;OI
j. the bet.
A1ARss stock o! Cranes ~f;A;Ipner,
a; Co.tinx.
CH J.cx.oS solt he farm tie other
dan fvr $40
Tus-t.g ,els. tubular v,..., 81
Spsu".e < sous.
B-To, br,sa bT-Ai aud t.ked
ucau-. "a: Hackers.
AYorSG mare ;ar .Ale cheap. In
g4.-r 81, iass ofb-e. 3it2
VT7E JE,FFA, - igni yard master
10 the BAN ya-t.
Nav -;yi~- pf.prng euic. hats. etc,
81 the Go.i.n Eage.
o II. MAEYarT /. the reliable and
eaIin. ic~.'er of Red Cloud.
AsoTnER invoice ~ that celebrated
Guide Rock :3our A. s'or-ys.
asYTHLK invoice IL ma, celebrated
c...p.. -, s.,.xr,
NL~ 90 IL and i".s 81 them At bot
COM p1,.. a; the Golden fas'e.
-. C,.,,..c, u.r,ov. Ard
!IAv Rakc- fpr sac ~ u. " DoW.
lI0v .H1I. rln- shoe. piO~ shoes.
r., tie Golden E.lgla clothing store
r.ot. D., ,s.i Cal
~ =. co,,;,r.l s~,,p,yl. Z SON.
..,,, aunt, from
., -, =, -. Golden E,r'e
W ..J ,-..h ..o.k q. sue r,oce-le.
Il Na-L. u; the very ioGs., flgu-..
MG.rE. and Thorna- Pnyuer have
zach r.x o-c.n uurcLased from J .
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M.xp-
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49, y
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vi, Sbn"ar heA' .
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A i"ps
A'NN '
% '"e ""iIe' H f !"
H'e'e WI" 'e"'S
oN "'"'"-
''f WINS
" 10" '
"> '"e ""'s 'S'e'. Ill 'e "a'Ne' "A
''Se' ''e '''"
JUN "'' WV" ""'
'- "'V ''"' .' '" ~. '
80 F'' u" ''' e'"' 'e'S
:" All" @'
? " "J' " "'"
'"' es>'' ana ms 'l'Ne1 up s'e"'
many G''' III C'"'u!"c' anu VIII -
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-04-03

rrLI 80 HH"
-, famzg NO us.n No--sn1.
Jr.- R7;aro-t os;o Fu... I~.
srono. Liza CO LFt'- cs--~~r.
Mar F--sove- Msr NE II rTs
Watson. Han i~t~au - krs2-'.
DAsN C~r..cn Waller * es. I@.usr
Vsy
- Trr<-y-N sihsn r-u Er-'
te-g ps-, Hsr~u - i~sa.
Jcrn,~. C-As-- fl,n Bsras Gnsr
Cors, H4ta fr. ts-ue Ro:.rt
Harus.; S-usn b-rt H. asE-h A.
thur HciHlN1.h. Uu. SULLIVAN. h@-rr
sheer
10. IN, Mattel D,. jane Cav
f0-l. Kd,Its Fl~.--. Iy.e Rsss p
s.. Emra. Tn, NrS-
snd 1T -A-, Gi-u,.sy NI-ue NJ
As-, Nv Cutie. Lott >.s-wA-
VI. : -Hugn Nr-r iaN pWer.
Emma Rrau1 John Tr.'ev. ,
n~-rn-he-- 49, ~iisriAser. 0ec-se
Mc,hart. Jsm~. KIDD
Ey.J s~a Pnnersl
Irr .oc All. =, Garfield P1., Va.
gwen ~ -. iAte. krH~f - " %
dsy evening Sc z''~rf~i az! 81.
h.d .ryf ,u- lr,,st-or, ve--
ru', ., -u.'-l ar|y . r-uter- - 20,
= 81 ard &. e'C'~p. - she pcrAsirl
rs. 49,. -'lrs s"-- 80 pr .s- - IS
Crr.'m-. family ssf1.'s0G \ fcs
merh.,. - b. ~ -. - W..
krict' o. lrsvs,s -lr arg.r:Irt 60
- O. -.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-04-03
INFORMANT POINTS.

her welt 10 Councl. BIa-.
Ms n B;E>EY SET = Crete thss
ace. 81 visit 70 friends.
HlsRY TEtGUE hs- moved 20 the
c!ty. He ha- rented hl- farm.
EyEKY r.-ld-n; .hpuli make !, .
pom; 10 let ont tree Oh April -
REv. GE. II BRDwS IT,. been hold
iug r~ev.r-! meetings ~ Ggii- Rock.
Nk. LoEES ! W. 1T tAi, c.'y FRI
Iay evening !ur aer home So htn-A,
BIZ Il RlE>fY ven; - Ift,rmoG,h
T4~d-y, ~ the Iul.rest Of A.s patent
coupler.
OEN-Hr 4 DirKrEs1S SHIPPED cs-
load o. e... T. B,.;on iE- v..k. i,
too. Al o.se-, or ~ go eggs 10 &.
;a- car
FrrKY HOWARD of McCook. i noa
located ia ,h. Is L VI Yard. III tins city
a. helper.
EI K-rRow wa- the lucky fellow
10 draw a pre-. lie got FL HaNl.ys
.
49,
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$50"
% se'"'" Ne'"
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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-04-03

TrTvr. parnip. css-ssa sssnNe.
p~A. b-xn. rNsssA. . i1s ssEy s<ss
49, s~s
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-04-03

CH.~Grr H,~u--Tn~ Red Good
creamery. ~ -sye-sI rss-. ooss;~!
nv VI Span. 4 -nrr-i--. and m.ns.ei
~ J. II. Smith. .: .h. c7iy. hs. - sng
q u..i.. SEQ " Plumb K 90, q
Wo-s.ugt1n MIN. h-sIn- is-hsssd
the snt.r. ou;S. ao4 top. p-s-ston
tar. w-es Under ne Cd Management
me creamery ia. hsen gran .no"~
and IA. q We reS1ts.p1 ~
making frs. bg.ts-. sh!-a "a. sss!s
n demand Tee rev proprietor ~"
zoe - Keep ne .rsiltu'f'4 up - -
present .,A0ds-i Of ~SG~acs. IsE
cylEF sss. Them sUoo~~. IN ihc1-
rev .nt.rpce. az xe.romes tfseu -
Red Coif ar. W+Asfrr cs--f uD.rs
-. sny- their efforts an h Gosn@:
: = o. U-r-u;r aud = se-c--s
!. ruGs.G-
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-04-03
Dncnr,naa kIAa

On rontty night snnut midnight
the -nox ca-. m The kubv Hou.. "a.
~o,.uei and a hu1 oi CIssrs AMI . f-
yui,er stolen thrre!r0jp. Mr. Land ~
the proprietor. sDnn Uncovered tie
90. and IN a short time -ucoesdet IN
finding hr property IN ths poAs~s-'on
Il thru. boy- about - ~ u y"Ars
.. az. Mr. / soor secured the go"I..
and on 1u.st.y morning had The hoys
arrested Thew were cala5o set. and
IN ia. afternoon had . hearing IA
Judge Ysrser. court IL ssefus tha,
~ DID 49,. fkias tn. other hein:
nicely sccs-.Hr"- after the act h.
Honor gave the boys sone good oun
.sin.rlv sdvice. nn-d ,un # them
e.rh one dollar and cr-ts. and y'escut-
"a n. Other Nth fee sch" s!.hir IN
tie reform schupl ., k-s:n~y.
CLEAx CP-lt 10 . fac; thsi he
street. anu alley. O. Rec Cloui are m
hsi .ha;.. auG especially ne alley.
All kind. OF cAri'sg- and de's!~i
mait.r - ~ tie fund lying around pr
mi>ruuU. Y. A. ~-li 50 deAc
poultry, etc. which ougn; tn TO slilef
II MT d,ne soon Il ell 10 the mean.
81 breeding cnnisgion. Ps-sots not
uu-ylu. dead animal. are lIstle t. tn"
lsu. aid On i-in. proven gun'iy s'
.uricc; - a hns 81 S25 fra @'oh OF
f~n~. ai,s- tie ~Hlusst !sy Gp"l0~'l
twenty frl- trGrs See tus; va s3'
m, among the nymts- ~no may ave
tn pas = b, nsgli~nre on you.
part Parties VITO 81 - 70 g. .hog.t
te compelled ~ "a. city authorizes IL
ot-y IT, AN |: q rc- nsEi - %.
.uca TIA. "a - unro;IC~t.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-04-03
FRIDAY. ArKlL ! i-s5
CITY NEWS.

DoSr forget IL" city election.
fAksIs. Aas t~guu IN real earnest.
EI.s IUIhA. sreIt the vacation III
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-15
GE0RGIA'S CAPITAL CITY.
A COURT MARTIAL TO BE HELD
AT CAMP MITCHELL.

The East Tennessee, Virginia and Gsor~
Ria Railroad Asks its Rivals TO Restore
Rates-Attempted Suicide by the
ChlorOfOrm Route.-Light Work in the
Legislative Halls.
ATLANTA, Sept. 14.--By command of
Gen. Hancock court-martial, consisting
OF Col. Romeyn b. Ayres Of the Second
Artillery, Lieut., Col. LOomis L. Langdon
of the Second Artillery, Capt. w. p.
Graves Of the Second Artillery, Capt
james K. Wilson of the Second Artillery
Capt. f. G. Grugan of the Second Artil
lery, First Lieut.. Medoren Crawford, Jr.
Of the Second Artillery, and Second Lieut..
j. N. Lewis OF the Second Artillery, Judge
Advocate, will convene at Camp Mitchell
Wednesday for the trial OF two men who
deserted from Jackson barracks, near
New Orleans, La, and who were appre-
hended at Birmingham, Ala.
ASKS FOR A RESTORATION.
The East Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia road has made overtures to the
Western and Atlantic and Richmond and
Danville to restore passenger rates out OF
Atlanta. The reply was tnat they would
not restore the old rates but We're willing
to settle on the basis Of equal rates.
Bob Bean, n printer who has been until
recently secretary Of the typographical
union of this city, attempted suicide to-
night in Mercer's saloon by taking
heavy dose of chloroform He
has been drinking heavily OF late, and
lost his cases at the job office where he
worked. His death is looked for momen-
tarily. He Is married man with three
children.
Manager Berne, OF the Brooklyn base
ball club, is in the city tonight trying to
strengthen his club from the Southern
league. 1t is probable that he will carry
back two or three players with him.
Tom Williams, "a iiagman of the West
ern and Atlantic railroad, while on the
roof Of freight train coming to Atlanta
last night, was Knocked off by bridge,
and sustained painful if not fatal injuries.
1t Is reported here to-day that Sayan-
nah will be represented at the meeting OF
the Southern base ball league to be- held
at Atlanta on Sept. II.
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city, chased each other at full speed for
the lightship to witness the turn.
TURNING THE LIGHTsHIP.


The turn was made by the yachts as
follows: Puritan, 2:l4:54; Genesta,
2:l9:l6. Both were given a perfect ova-
tion Of applause from steam whistles,
guns, and hundreds of throats as they
lutfed grandly round the mark and, kept
away with their sheets, started for the
point OF Sandy Hook. The Puritan held
her lead well, and both with booms off to
the starboard came to the westward like
race horses, only to strike into calm
streak and head wind of the hook. The
Puritan went about at 3:24 and stood
into the Horseshoe for three minutes,
when she was able to weather buoys 81
and 10. The Genesta made the same
tacks later, and both rounded buoy 10 as
follows: Puritan 1888 :05, Genesta 3 :46 :05.
Setting her balloon jib tOpsail at once, and
starting her sheet broad off to the star
board the Puritan soon increased her lead
on the Genesta, although both had to stem
the ebb tide. In very light air the Gen.
esta's spinnaker WAS set out to port. In
ono and one-half minutes after rounding
the buoy the Puritan's spinnaker boom
was lowered, but the sail was not set.
CROSSING THE LINE.
She crossed the finish line at ABS :05
amid the widest enthusiasm, the steam
ers that fairly blocked the channel for a
mile to the southwark closing up around
her and making a verltable pandemOnium
with their steam whistles for fully FIVE
minutes.
The Genesta arrived at 4:54 :52, and was
greeted with a similar reception. AS the
yachts passed In by Fort Wadsworth a
gun from the fort was fred in salute to
each, and when the yachts came along
side of each other, the crew of the &C.
nesta, standing at the railing facing the
Puritan's crew, gave three rousing cheers,
led by Sir Richard Sutton, for the win
ming yacht. MIR. Forbes. waving his
cap in the air, led his crew in three
times three for the Englishman.
Mr.. Toms, OF the committee, in an
interview after the race, said: 81 am
satisfied that the Puritan has fairly out
sailed the Genesta to-day, but ! think
when they meet in a good breeze 1t vii;
be nip and tuck"
+ Mr.. FORBES, Gen. Paine and Mr. Burgess
are all satisfied with the result, and are
ready to try it again on Wednesday, when
the outside race will be sailed, the break
ing of the Genesta's ''main cap'' prevent
ing the race tomorrow. Capt. "Joe"
Ellsworth said tonight: ''The English
man is mighty smart boat and may win
yet. We have sailed our best race in
smooth water"
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DRIVEN OUT BY FIRE.
Mother and Child Killed by q Fall
During Flight.

NEW YORK. Sept. 14.-Fire broke out
early this morning in the fve-story double
tenement, No. ZIG East Eighty-frst street.
1t started In the cellar, and smoke and
cracking of flames aroused a tenant on
the first floor, who gave an alarm. Nine
teen families lived In the house, embracing
over 100 persons, most OF them young
children. They were all hastily aroused,
and some of them escaped by the stair
way, while the others descended the fire
escape. Mrs. Ruetlinger, wife OF baker,
made her way to the roof with her three
young children and babe. Not noticing an
air shaft between No. 2i5 and the adjOn-
ing house, she fell down distance of 60
feet, and she and the baby were instantly
killed. The other children were warned
in time OF their danger. The total loss by
the fire was only 81 600.
-FOUR FIRMS BURNED OUT.
CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-THE four-story
brick building, Nos. l6 to 20 Calhoun
place, was burned this morning. The to-
tai damage is estimated at $lC0, 900. Pet
tin & Waugh, theatrical printers, oecu-
pied the basement and fret story, and
lose $60,000 Their insurance is SOS, 600
The other firms burned out we're Edward
w. Carr, a book binder, whose loss Is $l0,-
600; John Wrigley, machinist, who loses
$1l, 900, and John R. Bardett & Co., book
binders, who lose $4,000. The building
was damaged to the extent of $4,000.
BLAZE AT JoNEsBoRo.
JoNEsBoRO, GA, Sept. l4.-Last night
the storehouse owned by A. G. Blalock,
and occupied by Mr.. Gilbert, was burned,
together with two other wooden stores
owned by Sims 4 Blalock aud Mr.. Cham
bers, occupied by Mr.. Baugh and Mrs.
Langston, respectively. The buildings
were Of but little value. Mr.. Glberts
loss is about $500, with no insurance.
Mr.. Baugh and Mrs. Langst0n saved their
stocks. The latter had $500 insurance.
Mr.. Blalock's insurance on the house was
$500. There was no insurance ON the
other DrODartV