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New-York tribune., 1885-08-17
TIE nroLoGIcAL srEyEY.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 16.-Iho Sunday Hcrdid
o. to-day contains the following paragraph
'There T. bound TO be overhaung OF tho Geologi-
cal survey only second IN magnitude % tho Coast sur
vey." said official who II posted on the subject
"fhcre are many things there that viii need cIplans-
ton IL held by judge Chenoweih that there Is no
authority law for tho geological surveys that arc being
conducted BY the GOvernment 10 the old settled states
N this opinion Is found 20 be correct there viii be
great deal OF trouble IN getting money from the Treasury
Tor their payment"
II Auditor Chenoweth win examine The law and the
testimony taken last winter by the Joint Committee OF
Congress appointed consider the organization Of the
scientific bureaus Of the Government he win soon dis
cover that the authority under which the Geological
Bureau operates the old settled States" l. ample
That question was eIaboraicy discussed In Congress
in $50 and settled in tho Affirmative Even Senator
Hale the only member OF the Joint Committee who er
pres a any doubt the subject appears 70 have be-
come sat-ed for IN tho course Of he examination oi
Diractor Powell he spoke of this work which really
seems to prehenda geological AMI Typographical work
ami call for the preparation OF geological map ot the
United states.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-17
THE SANITY or MISS BnIScKLE.

s HARRISBURG, Aug. 16 (SpeciaD. --Snperin-
tendVt Gerhard, of the State Lunatic Hospital. when
asked about the Adde Brnckle case stated that he
considers Miss Brinckie III subject for unrestricted
liberty, aud the whole medical STAFF OF the hospital agrco
that she Ia silly, weatminded and irresponsible lie
expressed regret that the matter made sensational
1t might reflect tho care OF the insane this
State, when there really foundation for sensation
IN the anair Miss Bincklss twentyscyen yoars resi-
dcnce ~ the asylum wns not owing 10 any monetary
benent derived by the Institution, she paid only 81
week for board. washing aud medical attendance The
ate ChicfJuslce Woodward frequently visited her All
she were sane nc could easily have had her released
New-York tribune., 1885-08-17
DEATH FROM A BLOW.
+. WIFE BEATER KILLED BY BRAKEMAN
PETER M'NALLY's INTERFERENCE WITH hosDAND
AND ITS RESULTS.

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PETER M'NALLY's INTERFERENCE WITH h0sDA-'
AND ITS RESULTS. ,,,
IN TIM rrest side Of Eleventh-ave.. between L my
,rth and Fifty seventh SITS, Is o row OF pis o.A
stor,ed tenement houses. Philip Eneei'" No.
ss,no aealer age ffty-four. lives a' w.
s39 Eleyenth-ave.. cne OF .no -"
COO - 20 He is a man of dissolute
habits and when intoxicated -
,ha bab;t of beating q his wife. He drank too mucn
Houor Yesterday morning and going home aoou'
,,clock began quarrelling with his wie oeoauoe
dinner was not ready. From berating her ho pesa"
90 heat her. The woman ran to the side"aih' noi
husband after her. On the sidewalk nc agar
hooan TO beat her. The ahair speeuiv
attracted big crowd from the surrounding 'eno-
',ent bouses Peter McNally, a young brakem an
| ar weet Shore Railroad lives at No. e29 Elev-
on.b.ave He had been to church yesterday morn
toc and was eating his dinner with his mother In
.ho;r a,ortrnents on the second floor, front. Az
trooted nv the noise of the crowd on the sidewalk
McNally ran down and found Engel beiaooring MS
,v;ge He. witha man named Philip Mcknight, VINO
lives in one of the adjoining houses, interfereo anu
,,.oua5 the woman from the clutches OF her nus
hand. Matters had pretty we'll quieted down anu
McNally and Mcknight were standing III irous VI
Ma. 39l EleventL-ave. talking when Engel waiheo
up to McNally and said;
"Yo4 had great nerve, Interfering oeI"eSn n'
and my wife,
..Yon had no business beating the woman Il SIG
was vour wife, returned McNaliy.
AS this reply Engel attempted to strike McNaiiS
but he avoided the blow and being powerful
follow returned ii with such force that lie stretohe
him on the sidewalk. In falling Engels heau
struck an inequality IN the pavement ana ne re-
manned unconscious Seeing that his opponent ala
not rise. McNally became frightened and
ran away. as also did Mcknight One
of the bystanders informed an officer OF
the Twenty second Preciuct pohce of the trouble
and he arrived on the scene of the ARRAY soon al
Eoosoyelt Hospital and the wounded man was
taken tbither. He died without recovering con-
sciousness within few minutes after ms aiiNa,.
Coroner Messener was summoned and with MS
deputy, DR.. Herold made an autopsy VINE" "nlen
showed fracture of the right pase
of The skull and scalp wound behind the rgnt
car. His month was also cut from the force el
McNally's blow The coroner ordered the arrest Oh
pLiIin McKuight and Peter MoNally. captain
KiIiilea sent out number OF men IN cltzSns sI.s
clothes TO look for them but up to late hour isst
night had not found them. At the INVESTIGATOR
held by Coroner Messener, YESTERDAY
afternoon all the witnesses tnd tne s'oIy
of the affair as given ABOVE, e4-
eept little son of Enge whs said that at the l,:e
If The assault his father was walking Qa tne sidc
walk and had not spoken to AoNgiiy
McNay bears the reputation of being peace
nhleyoung fellow and has never before been brought
into contact with the police in an unpleasant way
This is nc. tne case, however, with Engel.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-17
AGAINST CIVIL SEfVICE REFORM
ONO DEMOCRATS QUARRELLiNG OVER TnoMAN AND
,AND THURMAN.
lsr TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrDUSE.]

,AND THURMAN.
(pY TELEGRAPH THE TRIDUSE]
YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio, Aug. 16.-Considerable
spprehenson has been felt By the Democrats here for
the last few weeks TO the result OF their county con
vention held Eere yesterday The kids" " and moss
backs" are about equally divided John NJ. Clark, "A
violent Thurman man, nominated for chairman by
delegate and before the kids" could present their
candidate the question put. The cs Tor the mega
tive vote was ans@ared by load yell Of noes.
On 9svsion, Clark was elected by bare
majority. He declined TO serve. motion to
make his election unanimous was put by the chairman
who would not call for the negative votes. This gave
the convention TO the antiPayne men, The following
resolution adopted:
Resolped. That while doubt the proprety and the
wisdom that gave to the Owl Service Commission such
sns'a"i sr. as "nd L proposes " stii to modify
a. far as possible tho dangers arising from the e1eF
cise of such powers, dema0d that the dominant po
itca party shall have majority Of representatives. on
said commission, and that while we are heartily
ia favor OF character reputation ana nness as tests
for federal appointments yet We believe e, realty
10 the Democratic principles should be the rst among
Democratic Administration.
!, Judge Thoman was loudly condemned and called
crank. The great fight was over the
resolution declaring Allen @. Thurman 10 be
the leader Of the National Democracy. This had been
carefully prepared aud was intended rebuks to
Cleveland for his neglect OF Thurman and also cling nj
IIoadly, Payne aud the hid" element 1t ran:
Resolved. That the Democracy OF Mahon-
in convention ssseibed recognize Ia the Hon. Alien O.
Thurman Of Ohio statesman OF National repntatation
questions Of public policy aud that under his bSnner
ana under the magic OF his great naIne democratic
assured.
The ''kids," however. carried a motion striking out
the words under his banner aud then tabled the rcso
luton. Nine delegates elected 10 the State Con
ven,loo. I'VE of whom will vote for Hoady aud four
AGAINST hin.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-17
IN THE STRONGHOLD OF THE DEMOCRATS.
CAPTAIN AIR TO ESLIGHrEN THE PEOPLE OF THE
VALLEY on THE ISSUES.

CAPTAIN BLAIR TO ESLIGBrEN THE PEOPLE OF THE
VALLEY on THE ISSUES.
my TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE.
HARRIsoNBURG, Va, Aug. 16.-In this place the
county scat OF Rockingham County. which in the old
party struggles OF Virginia was noted as the banner
county of Democracy the Republican canvass will for
may open tomorrow. While Captain Wise
the candidate for Governor ron.s IL cD,a" cam
Blair candidate for Attorney General. who halls from
that part of the state to the Shenandoah Valley
In the Valley and the Southwest the colored vote is OF
little numerical consequence aud yet these regions have
been 10 the anti the pivots OF their obstinate
fights with the Bourbons The colored vote OF tho
gion lying south of James River and embraced In the
districts OF which Petersburg and Norfolk
are the centres IL now, as hereto
FORE solidly Republican, and there remains
in the Republican only element OF uncer-
tainty the disposition of the voters OF the Valley and
the Southwest. That same uncertainty plaques the
Democratic party Their state ticket wes framed In
recognition of the strength of the Republican ticket in
the white sections especially In the Southwest. where
the Republican candidates for Lieutenant Governor aud
Attorney General both live and are popular Captain
Bairs canvass, beginning here VIII extend throughout
will be developed by his energetic and aggressive
Harrisonburg is tho home Of several Democratic lead
ers and also OF Judge John Paul. appointed Federal
Judge for the Western District Of Virginia, aud until his
vssser Whatever dissatisfaction may exist among
Democrats as to their state ticket has good nursery
here. John 7. Harris. for several terms
u member OF Congress- was an actiyc
engineer OF the movement by which General
FitzhusL Les's nomnation seriously Threatened.
lie type Of the sentiment antagonistc 70 that which
swept the Democratic Convention from under the feet
OF the politicians OF the antcwar period and nominated
Lee as the candidate OF the young Democracy ana OF
his old Confederate element aud which found natural
expression ut the bugo calls To boots ana sad,
dies" Blalrs canvass OF the valley, wheh VIII
extend TO Luray IN Pago County, ana VIII DC
largely devoted 90 the work OF arousng te od hehu
juster sentiment upon the questions or inc state aept
and the schools will quickly snow the extcht 70
WHICH nnredecnod prouisss by leallsrs and
the wnntnn excuses OF the late Democratic Legislature
have helped Republican arguments 10 victory IN tne
outpost state OF tue Solid Soutls
New-York tribune., 1885-08-17
BOURBONS SCARCE AT A BARBECUE.
SLIM ATTENDANCE AT THE FIRST DEMOCRATIC
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TIN TRIsUSEl


LEEsBURG, Va, Aug. 16.-If the degree of
enthusiasm among the Bourbons In THIS part OF Virginia
may be fairly measured by the grand Democratic rally
aud barbecue" held at Belmont Park, this place,
yesterday the Bourbon campaign will be the reverse of
lively ana aggressive. The barbecue itself was all
right bullock beug well roasted but the number OF
Democrats that assembled to partake OF IL was dis
couraglngy small Fitzhush Lee was advertised as
one OF tho attractions, but neither he any
OF the prominent speakers who had been announced
appeared. Among them were Chairman Barbour Con-
gresham Tucker aud Daniel and General W. H. Payne.
Including women ana children this first grand Demo-
cratic demonstration Of tho campaign called together
about three hundred persons perhaps half OF whom
listened with Indifference to short speeches by half
dozen local orators while the 9th devoted themselves
to baseball, bottled bcor and other amusements The
nqme OF failed to produce any manifestations OF
tLusiasm aud the whole performance was decidedly duh
not to say mournfu The truth is that the Bourbons in
this part OF the state are in bad way.
Heretofore Loudon County, Of Which Leesburg is the
capital, could always be depended upon for
500 or 900 Democratic majority. IL gave
Cleveland sl4 majority last year. But
there is a strong temperance element here and only
last week come 5000 persons were present at tenn
pcrance a" bush meeting held few miles from town.
Many OF tho speakers ana influential leaders OF .ae
movement declared 10 favor Of separate S cal action
IN behalf OF the temperance At its recent State
convention tho Republican party took strong ground in
ravor OF local option authorizing counties cities
and towns TO govern the liquor traffic and manufacture
in respective limits This declaration was salts
factory to the majority OF the leading temperance lead
ers aud was measurably due their Influence. The In
sertiOn OF ike declaration In the Democratic platform
WAS sJubbOrnly resisted by sOme Of the abest and
most influential OF the Bourbon leaders
and newspapers aud the platform as originally
adopted by the committee resolutions did not
tain IT. At the eleventh hour. however there In
serted pinchbeck imitation OF the resolution which
had been adopted fortnight earlier by the Republican
convention Tho Bourbous reluctantly did this mainly
IN the hope OF decoving tho temperance men by
promise which they never mean 10 keep
IL 10 officially snuouneed to-day tnat Fitzhugh l. ce
will bagln his personal canvass at Acconac, on the
eastern shore OF yirginia, August 81.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-17
DRAWN UNDER BY AN EDDY.

PoUGHKEgpsiE. Aug. 16 (SpeoiaD. The mys-
terry surrounding the drowning Of two men OF this
place last Thursday morning was solved to-day by the
finding OF the bodies They identified az Michael
Allen ago nineteen. aud Patrick Murphy, ago twenty
two both residents OF tins place. II Is stated that they
attempted the river north OF here in duck
early In the morning whom II capsized and they
were into the water IN the middle OF tho river
Both being good swimmers they struck ort for shore,
but when IL suddenly turned down tho rlvcr near
the bridge caisson. Thoy must have encountered a
strong eddy which drew them down. Both were single
mon
New-York tribune., 1885-08-17
rnE oARoLINE IsLANps ANNExED.

BERLIN, Aug. 16.-The National Z'itun0
usncs the anneIationof the Caroline Islands by Ger
many ground tha; Spain has been In actual
possession OF them. while Germany must protect tho
branch houses the Islands OF German trns IN the
Pacific trade.
PARIS. Aug. l6.-A dispatch from Berlin 70 Tho Jon
nal des D,bat says Germany Is resolved to dispute
span's claim 70 the Caroline Islands.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-17
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

vienna. Aug. l6.-Count Kalnoky, the Imperial
Master OF Foreign Affairs, returned TO Vienna
p.ats Auo I6-A statute OF General Chanzy was
unveiled at Denan to-day by General Campenon,
Minister OF War.
ROME Aug i6-Slgnor Decide. Editor OF tho Mon'hnr
n, goDas and an have boon arrested for Sell
ing 90 plans Of Italian maritime defence
notably those OF saezzn and Sardinia.
Kr.snoy yodsk on "A ship canal 10 CONNECT tho
Caspian sea with the Trans Caspian Railway.
The sIay party In Russa r. urging the Car 10 form
great lsayono alliance Ter tho purpose OF roganing
New-York tribune., 1885-08-17
AMERICANS ILL TREATED IN TURKEY.

NVNTI 1hFtN' IV' WI ~ENF'Pf '''N7
United States Consul tho Porto another pro-
a.. eouched IN stron ger terms than those Of his first
prptest against the expulsion OF Americans from Jeru-
salem ON the ground OF their beiug Jews. Mr. Hoap
ponts out that explosions ara I'm violation of treaty st
niatona aud are liable lead TO serious difficulty He
has also referred tho matter to the Government at
Washington.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-17
THE rRrEs NIAGARA FALLS EXPRESS TRAIN

Since Niagara Falls became free park many
have visited II who had not done before account
OF the largo expense connected with tho trip with the
view OF accommodating and encouraging the travel and
making the cost within the reach OF ALL the NowYor
Lake Erie and Western Railroad has placed now OK
press train n the service called the Buffalo and Niagara
Fails Limited" which leaves New York daily at o. IN.
and arrives at Buffalo ut 7l0 a. IN, and az Niagara
Falls &C 823 a. This train leaves New York aud ar
rvcs at thc Falls the most soasonabe hour Of ell
trains OF York. aud passengers arc not obliged
tn take any mcalA tho The fare for the round
trim IA only 81 aud tickets are good for four days.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-17
rwo rnousAND FARMERs nAvE A PICNIC

CHATHAM, Aug. 16 Especial. The annual
picnic of the Columbia County Farmers Club and It's
friends was held Kndcrhook Lake yesterday IL was
the largest gathering OF tho kind In the county
moderate estimate places tho number OF persons
present at $500 Probably 500 carriages and other
vehicles were the ground An address was delivered
by Supervisor Powell I" Ideal Farm Lie hnric
was furnished by brass band and a chorus OF singers
New-York tribune., 1885-08-17
uoNoRs TO A FIRE COMPANY.

RONDOUT, Aug 16 Especial. dN.-COrncll Hose
Company No. q who won prizo at Syracuse for being
the finest appearing hose company anu another prize for
having the dressed hand IN line were accorded an
grafton their return to tls place last oyonng They
were through the streets by Rapid and Weber
Hose Conpanics, General Grant Post Grand Army OF
the Republic and grenadier corps organized Tor the Oc-
casiOn. Houses wcro llIuDlHated anu ponhfcS "c'o
Ifrn
New-York tribune., 1885-08-17
LAssoGp by A NIGHT wATCHMAN.

RoNDoUT, Aug. 16 (SpeciaD.-Thc night
watchman on Roner rrempers wharf heard splash In
the water last night and rushing 10 tho spot found
man struggling in tho water. He quickly made slip
moose of rope and in lassoing the with
out choking nim and then anchored him with ms heai
above water wharf for help ana the man
wa gcd the wharf.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-17
INCREASE OF CHOLERA.
A LARGER NUMBER OF DEATHS IN SPAIN.
INVASION OF NEW PROVINCE BY THE DISEASE
CASES IN MARsFILLEs.

INVASION OF NEW PROVINCE BY The DIsEAoE-
CASES IN MARsEILLEs.
MADRID, Aug. 16.-Returns from the cholera
injected districts OF Spain show total number Of new
cases on Saturday OF 4706 and totanumber OF deaths
from the disease of lbs The plague has made Its ap
pearance at Barcelona where 20 and lG deaths
are reported.
MARsEiLLEs Aug. 16.-There were 81 deaths In this
city to-day from cholera. At the Pharo Hospital 10
cases were admitted and 20 died. while 20 remain
under treatment British steamer which ar
rived at Algiers yesterday forbidden to enter the
port as there had been death board. The steamer
was ordered into quarantine but she returned to Mar
sei!les Instead In the meantime there had been another
death board. The health authorities here have ac
steamer,
New-York tribune., 1885-08-17
THE DEATH or OLIVIER PAIN.

PARIS. Aug. 16.-The letter in The Mtran-
gea containing what purpors to be account Of the
OF olivier PAINS death Is signed "selikovich
Interpreter 70 tho British Army I'm the SOudan." II
says that Pain shOt near Abu-D0m by Bash
BaEOuk-, by tho direction and under tue very 9ycs oil
MlIor Kitchener The Temps doubts the truth OF the
story.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-17
4 NEW GERMAN AMBASSADOR.

LONDON, Aug. 10.-Count won Hatzfeldt IL
to suso-ed Count Won Minister as German Ambassador
10 In gland Prince Bismarck since tbs London confer
ence has been dissatisfied with Count Minister'S
New-York tribune., 1885-08-17
DROWNED IN SIGHT OF HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE.
P,rrenIRG Aug l6.-A slzlf in Which were

six boys ranging age from eight to thirteen, capszed
,u the middle OF the Monongahsa River. below Look
ard Mark Rich, Court Ahlcrs aud Jacob Meslner Tue
other wo Charles Meixner and George skcilanaer sue
cecdd In reaching th. sheye In safely. The aco'ucns
hspnued In sight OF huis o people but before snc-
oor could reach Lads thoy had Sank tr the iast ses
New-York tribune., 1885-08-17
TIE zr1rIKAR PASS DISPUTE.

LoSDoS, Aug. 16.-The Marquis of Sails
burys departure for the Continent has been postponed
owing 70 tho Zulhkar dispute. Tho latest dispatches
from Petersburg 20 the Government include topo
grapo report OF Russian engineers on tho Iulnkar
district and a from NJ do Giers proposing a new
frontier limo through tho district The OF this
nropesal prumlses eAry settement Of tAe dispute.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-17
FL uAuDPs SUCCESSOR KILLED.

CAIRO, Aug. 16.-Information has been re-
eoiyed that civil has broken out ut KhartoGm,
that the treasury has been sacked and that tho Mahdfs
successor aud other OH csls have been killed.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-17
SINGULAR RELIC OF THE ATLANTIC.

HALIFAX, n. s., Aug. IB.-Dlvers nave
brought to the surface from the wreck Of the steamship
Atlantic which lost near Morris Rock In 1873 Q par
q, IRON win eevenIy sovereigns attached, which must
have been affixed by some chemical action
New-York tribune., 1885-08-17
KILLED WHILE KEsrsrlYG ARE

WAsnrNGroN. Aug. 16.-Addison Cole nan, n
notorious negro thief ana desperado while resisting ar
rest this afternoon. shot ana almost instantly
kfllen by tho accidental discharge OF police officers
volver which during his struggle against arrest tho
negro had wrested from the officer aud attempting
New-York tribune., 1885-08-17

supremacy In the East and establishing great Russian
empire Of Cepra Asia The savs also deprecate enter
lug an ameoraon OF the condition or the says IN that
Empire.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-17
MP. GLADsTONEs CRUISE.

LONDON, Aug 16.-Mr. Gladstone and his
party who cruising OF the western coast OF Norway
In Sir Thomas Brasseys yacht sunbeawero at Lcathfas
Yesterday and ARE Edo today. They hope TO reach
Eergen ma xt "Wednesday. Tho Sunbeam aground at
VIZ Dut was noated ngain. she was not iiuured
All on board are ia good health aud spirits.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-17
TIL STEAMER CRYSTAL ATLoAT.

LoSDoN, Aug 16.--The steamer Crystal,
which was ashore oa wAlton-on-theNaze. has noated
and i now az Harwich. She is not making water.
snacks ore bringing IA the lettiaoned cargo
New-York tribune., 1885-08-17
rLInnr or osMAN pIGMA.

LONDON, Aug. l6.-A dispatch from Sunkim
states that Osman Dgma hos forsaken his followers
and fed 10 Rordofan The result IL that many sheikhs
are going into suakm and Offering submission to the
Bi!,lsh commander.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-17
prRuoUs RIDE OF 100 MILES.

RoNpoUT, Aug. 16 lSpeciab.- "A young man
was discovered to-day seated truck OF West shore
Railroad coach Kingston who had ridden In that pc-
sition undiscovered for l06 miles. He was trying TO
gel 10 Ecw-York and how he managed 10 hang on SO
long In such cramped position was source OF great
wonder 10 the road employee.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-17
DEATH OF DIR. METCALFE.

KINGSTON, Ont, Aug 1G.-Dr. Metcalfe,
sunerintepdent of the Rockwood Asylum, who was
stabbed 10y lunatc on Thursday died this afternoon
New-York tribune., 1885-08-17
FOUND DEAD IN RAoEwAY.

TRENTON, Aug. Is (SpeciaD.--A we'll dressed
stranger age about forty found dead this morning
in tho bottom OF raceway the State Prison. A
Pcnnsyvania Railroad conductor the body
they were passing through the city stopped
the train and had the removed " the Broad Street
Station. How he got into the raccway mystery and
foul play il suspected Thcre several bruises on
bis face, and the theory IL that be assaulted robbed
thrown In. There nothing him ~ lead 10 hls
Identification. lie Is i've feet ten inches tall, weighs
about 175 pounds, OF dark complexion and wors DARK
diago suit.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-17
LORD coLERIDGEs MARRIAGE.

LONDON, Aug. 1G.-Lord Chief Justice Cole
ridge and his bride viii spend tho honeymoon partly in
tho south OF England and partly In Lueorne
New-York tribune., 1885-08-17

MONTREAL Aug 10.-TlIe cass OF Gilmour and wilctt,
which was petition for writ Of mandamus TO compel
n new election OF directors OF the Montreal, Portland
and Boston Railway. has been dismissed by the court
New-York tribune., 1885-08-17

DROPPED DEAD AT TIE SIGHT or HER HORSE.
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, Aug. 16 (SpcciaD - Mrs.
Eliza Dustman, age nftytwo. dropped dead In pasture
beld near her house Friday. She had gone TO
Aesse that had been sick and found 4. dead Mrs Dust
New-York tribune., 1885-08-17

sHowANdUNK MOUNTAIN HUCKLEBERRY CROP.
ELLENyILLE, Aug. l6.-The crop OF Showan :
gupk Mountain hucksberres this season has been an
New-York tribune., 1885-08-17

immense one and dealers from this village have pur
chased berries worth $500 daily shipping them Dy fi
and wagon load to various points.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-17

man was troubled with heart disease and 1t Is supposed
that the excitement caused by discovering tue ho'o
dead was too much for her.