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New-York tribune., 1885-08-15
SYRACUSE.
A NEW RAILROAD-TFIE FIREMEN5 PARADE
GENERAL CARR.
fsr rELEGRArH To TILE tribunal

SYRACUSE, Aug. 14.-The Germania Brewing
Company, of Syracuse, capital $i250oo, and she
STANDARD Salt Company hled articles OF ncorora
ton with tie Secretary of State.
The bridge at Three River Point. on the syracuse,
Phenix and Oswego Railway, Ia completed, ald the
road Is now running order between Osweso and syra
euse As yet the company has bul5 no stations nor
bought any stock and arrangements have been made
for the running OF trains.
Mrs Mary Carroll found dead In her loom, In the
Remington Block, yesterday Ii is supposed that she
died last Saturday night.
Tie Trojan Hook and Ladder Company accompanied
by their band marched the West shore depot
ing 10 receive General Carr Secretary OF State, who
came from Albany by ths 700 O'clock train. As the
train moved into the station the band struck
up and tho crowd closely nspec ci every passenger
alighting non until the General made MS appearance
He was escorted q carriage BY the captain ana mem
bers OF the company and proceeded 20 the GLOBE "ic
decision the water companes suits which dismisSes
the complaint the old company. and dss0tVes
temporary Injunction granted by Judge kenneay
acainst the company. The case VIII be appeared 10
the General TernL
During the next week rhe Odd Fellows will have a
grand convention in this city under the management oi
ihe Uniun Degree Camp No 10
An lnlnuctlnn acanust Yesterday by Judge keo
nedy restraining tho Baltimore and Ono Ieiegraph
order is reurnaDie at 10 SATURDAY before Judge
Kennedy. -, "a.
CeuarnI slocu:n and General Carr reviewed the fire
mems parade here this AFTERNOON
New-York tribune., 1885-08-15
r1FrH RACE. pEAcoN srAKEs, wELrEE HANDICAP.
SEVENTH RACE srEErLsCHAsE, FULL COURSE.
coon RACING AT SARATOGA.

rHr GRAND PRIZE WON By BOB MfLES-Two
JOCKEYS INJURED IN THE sTEEPLEcHAsE.
SARATOGA, n. Y, Aug. 14.-The races an
nouuced for yesterday the second regular day of the
second race meeting here. and which postponed
account OF rain to-day. The first for
purse Of 800. the distance being threequarters Of
mile The starters Ike g.. Mona Tartar, Brandy
wine and Cleaner The betting stood Cleaner. even
money against; Mona, to against; Tartar, to
against; Ike G. 10 to against; and BraRdywine 20 to
against In the poels Cleaner sold at $50; Mona &c.,
and the field $685. The horses GIL got of at the first at
kept the lead until the avo-turong pole was reached
when Tartar up the running, aud set the pace 10
the head Of the stretch. Hero Cleaner went to the
'front.' and after clever finish. won by length. with
Tartar second length in front of Mona. third Time
III sia The mutuals paid Sl1 so.
Second race-Thc Kentucky Stakes; for twoyear-
o:ds; 500 EACH quarters Of mile. Starters
ouiro Hattie Carlyle, Enright Molls MeCarthys Last
frtnero King OF Norfolk and Rock and Rye Betting
ouito 70 against Primero, to against; Enright.
q 70 against King OF Norfolk, to 1 against Rock
ana Rive TO against Hattie Carlyle, 10 10 against.
ana MoIlie McCarthy's Last 15 to / against Pools
uito 800; Baldwin, pair $50 King Of Norfolk, S32.
Ana Rock and Rye Hattie Ceriyie and Enrght $50 each
Rock and Bye was the first get or and he iod 20 the
ysfuriong pole. whsre Quito drew away. and coming
on won cievery BY length with Rock ana Rye sec
bnd half length In front OF Hattie Carlyle tnird.
fine l:lel Mutusls paid $lA TO-
TA,rd race--Grand Prize Of 5sratosa;a . handicap
vsspstskss for ali ages; $50 each. half forfeit or only
10 declared ont by July I, With $1,000 added tns
New-York tribune., 1885-08-15
ALBANY.
DR.. sWINBURNE FOR GovERNOR-THE Nj
AGAIsA AWARD NEARLY ALL PAID.

AGAIiA AWARD NEARLY ALL PAID.
tBY TELEGRAPH To me Tribunal
ALBANY, Aug. 14.-Dr. John Swinburne will
be probably the Only candidate for Office naIned
frem Albany County IN the Republican State Convention
this year. He viii bo suggested for Governor There
will probably be the usual contest. however, for the
control Of the delegation ard the selection
OF the State Committeeman. The Draper element
trolls the Ist and IVfh Districts which elect four dele
each and the anti Draper element controls the I'D
and Hid Districts which elect ve and three delegates
respectively. The County delegation Ia therefore likely
to be tie. III Judge Diaper Is not candidate for
election to the state COmmiftee Is reported that
Coiiec Bentley Will he candidate for the position.
The storms in the Mohawk Valley caused ffeshet Of
five feet In the Hudson here and has intcrfrred
what with navigation.
The German singing societies which united In render
Ing dirges In the capitol Park Tuesday evening, Au
gust when the body of General Grant lay In state
taken preliminary steps toward permanent orginiza-
ton.
Several hundred Catholics OF this city viii join the pill
grmago 10 the dedication OF the Jesuit shrine at Aur1es
Vile.
The appointment OF Dr. Charles Jones, of this city,
has been suggested by friends Governor Hill TO
MI The vacancy in the State Board o Health caused by
the recent death of Dr. John Savage DeiavaD
Work on the tower aud the western staircase OF the
Capitol has been resumed and s being pushed rapidly
The State Normal School Ia nearly completed.
for the fall term.
This year the exhibition IN Manufacturers Hall will
be the best the State Fair made The display Will be
general In character than heretofore. All the
the large hall assigned The hall affords $4,000
square feet OF floor
Controller Chaplin has paid all but $3l $40 ~ the
Niagara Park awards. This amount includes S2S 600
awarded Ro ogland Hin which he refuses 10 accept
New-York tribune., 1885-08-15
ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON Aug. 1i.-LeaYe Of absence
for four months ttks effect about September ID. has
been granted Captain John " Coe, 2Oth Infantry The
leave OF absence surgeOIs certificate OF disability
GRANTED Second Lieutenant Edward Il. Ives. l9th In
nntry has been extended thrso months geon's
certificate OF disability. Tho extension OF leave OF ABB
serce on surgeons certificate OF disability granted Sec
ond Lieutenant Thomas NJ Defrees 9th Infantry. has
been further extended two months account Of sick
ness Tho leave OF absence granted First Lieutenant
Graham d. Ptcn Corps OF Engineers. has been extended
one moath. On the mutual applcat Of tho odlcers
cDncerned the following transfers In tho 81 Artillery
have been made: First Lieutenant Edward O. Knowcr.
from Battery to Battery First Lieutenant George
p. seryen. from Battery to Battery II. Captain Mason
Jackson tn Infantry will report by letter 10 Brigadior
General Alfred IT, Terry president OF the Army Rstir
lng Board. convened at Fort Smelling. MINI. and will
Iod hnrssif In readiness appear before Board
examination when summoned. FirstLeutonant Francis
j. Ives assistant surgeon has been ordered to report
by letter t0 the commanding general Department. OF tho
Plato. for assignment TO dWJ Leave OF absenoe for
month has been granted Colonel John Campbell.
surgeon. The leave OF aJsene account OF sickness
granted Frsl-dcutenant Charles G. Horiison Ordinance
Department. has been extended two months on account
of sickness. The leave OF absence granted FirsLeu-
Bsinbrid2e Reynolds 30 Cavalry. has been ex
srded nonsns, and the leave Of absonce granted
First Lieutenant George A. Thnrston 30 Artillery ex
tended months. Leave OF absence has been granted
their respective names; Captain William Il. Van R,yd.
5Ih Arlery, four months First Lieutenant Hobart X
John J. shaw, 9th Infantry, one month;
Ensig George w. Street has been ordered 10 duty at
the cOast surrey. Ensign Hugh Roiman has been do
tachcd from inc Hartford aud placed waiting orders
AssiHaui-Engneer NJ r. Cooley has resigned, to take
effect January |. 1886.
An order, similar that recently Issued by Secretary
Endicott will shortly be from the Navy Depart
The Navy regulations require that olcors shall
three at and three years oil shore,
turning AZ the the latter period duty Com
plant has been made by officers that they did not
receive their full time or shore To remedy any such
evil that may exist officers from the line and
ta stan. will probably be detailed at carly
date keep record showing the KIND OF work officers
are employ ed and this length Of time they have been
engaged When three OF shore dny have elansed
the officers Will De sent TO sea.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-15
1oss OF LIFE IN ALASKAN WATERS.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 14.-Ths Acting Seero-
tary OF the Treasury received report from Captain
Ueav commanding the steamer Corwin. In re-
gard 10 his cruise in Alaskan waters Tho report Is
dated Port Clarence A. t. July 10. Lieutenant Bon
nam and two searnen were LEFT on Otter lad early IN
An, cruise for the protection OF seals. re-
ucvIua Iieuteuant Cantwoi from that
auty No evidence OF Illicit trade was
found among any OF the whaling vesses Information
"a reeelyi OF the loss OF the bar< NapeOn
and c;azre in latitude go 30 north and Longitude
l77o 2 east All their b0at- verc manned by the re-
sp.ctive crews and eudcayor msie To rech place
OF SAFETY over Two OF the boats were lost anu
All on board numbering eighteen pcrsons, persisted.
Foar OF the men In the other boats were
frozen 90 death. rhe steamers BaiIeya AMI ttsshar
and the bar.s Atlantic ArnOda Dawn. Young fh"'ni1
and Eliza vers baaly damaged by tho leo' I've
nts AZ 81 George and ST. Pau roport tb"t no msranu
ing gessals have been far thls season The
natives At Caue Prince oi wales and on tho DlOpraa
Islands were found peaceful ana tnri'ina; and
At IIathnm Inlct Lieutenant Cuntweh ana
three inca we're dispatched with tAs steam
lunca TO explore the hoMak biNer aAd
n posriie reach IT. hcadquarers Another eSpeatih
WAS aispa elsd under second Assistant Engineer NC
I,nogan to explore the N8yattS RIVER Saeeeslh
rpsalf. ara expactcd frOel both Ine eaten OF the
whaling fleet up - date l. about ITO whales Up 70
Juy 3 nothing had been heard 10 iiahln inet OF the
scnooer viking having board tbs naval expedition
under Lieutenant c. VI. stoncy. rue cor"lh VIII eH
IenI her cruise 20 KOtzsBue Soand.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-15
ROCHESTER,.
RAILROAD RATES TO Be ADVANCED JOHN
p. ST. JOHN-DELAYED MAILS.
,rftT THY

z. ST. JOHN-DELAlED MAILS
fBY TELBGRAru THE TRIBrNE-l
ROCHESTER, Aug. 14.-Al the agents OF the
New-York Central and Hudson River Railroad received
circular to-day from Sew-York stating that after tbs
close of business to-day al local tickets sold at less than
the regular tariff be limited to not longer thln
day from the date OF sale. This applies to both sin
gle ard round trip tickets The printed tickets now IN
stock bearing a limit OF thirty days have been
replaced by new Issue limited 10
one day from the dIto OF sale The
limit of day from date will also apply TO Central and
Hudson coupon tickets to all points connecting limos
sold nc through IL is understood that all ayoDis
the West ShOrc road have received similar Ordr To
the one the Central This arraneeineDf. IL IN
said will probably last for the next three weeks. and
aftnr that Old of two cents mile for pas
sengers Will he restored
ExGover1ior John L. st. John pasSpd through RO0hes
yesterday his way to Willow Grove where tnu-
pcrancs camp meefing Is in pTogrgss ami where ho viii
speak about his recent caaddagy for this resdenoy
The wash0nt at HoAinaIir Ferry, near Anstefdam
which has cut OF all mails frUm New IorH for forty sight
hours, has had depressing eject upon business here
Business complain bitterly that some arrangements
were not made by which NewYork mail matter might
have sent by the West Shore Eric road
There have been Ncw-IOri newspapers sale nero
Wednesday. Train No , on the Crurr1l arrived
here this morning with sixteen coarhes Of mail major
and passengers which had been transferred al the Ho
Ferry wash0uJ.
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sseond horse to receive $3.50 and the tnlrd
a, on ont 81 the stakos one and thrce-quaster miles

sscond horse to receive $3.50 and tne tn'iu
a, oo ont Of the stakos one and three-quarter miles
star,ers-Ir,sh Pat. Euclid, Girofa. vanguard boot
Haek Koseusko Loftin Bob Miles. Lncky %. 'a
irish Pat TO against, Eaicifd 10 ia IN
20 against vanguard 10 against B9otpnIs ,ost
Rob Niles to against and Lucky b u 70 aenss S1s
Poo,s1frsh Pat 500 vanguard $58, KoscuisEo slo,
Bob Miles $40, and the field $So nena plece and
Hn Mties I'm third At hafmile pole irsn Fat web'
to the front He led until they entered tne s''&r' M
when Fitzpatrck brought Bob Miles up WIN ,n fron,
Euclid. who was length in front Of Vanguard third'
TIme 3:13a. Mutuas paid $2I 90 o-o a.. oond. an
Fn,,r,h race purse 9i00, of winch 500 10 seconas o
trance ree for horses besten at Saratoga ana ~
ips %sDs, won be race .o ''nss as aneon. hsnsst
entered price $780, selling allowances one irs nnd
starters Cirlsner Carrie stewart Adonis Leroy anu
Minnie Meteor. Retting-Carre Stewart ess.i 1,ris
mer 10 to l. Poois--Carrie Stewart $50, Aaams ana
Minnie Meteor S33 field $40. The flag fell 70 sLfaas @
ling start with Carrie Stewart In the lead ah9 Aeos
second These led alternately 70 tne no'a a n r
easily by two lengths. Minnie Meieos segyns' T ,.ss
lengths in front OF Leroy. who was third IN iip'
Mntuals paid $40 20. Tho winner was sod 10 W. IL
Owens fer $500 ,,. ~,r.. s5oo
of whch ST. 90 10 seconds fractional course No :,
about ops aud oaehalf miles. Starters-na, NJ
wood Repeater Abraham, Tolantbe, NisnI-uay gu ~
Mystic. Bettur-Toanrhe2 20 asansI ni,,s.ood % 4 10
against. Mystic 10 to against ana W,sn-ioaay 81 81 pc
against Pools-AUraharn 500, Drlftwooa anu @ ~,
neater SIOO Tarauin $50 and the Held T5O Aprhnain
was the first or At the first rence wsh -f," ,n tho
his ockey and at the next fence Abraham fell AZ the
first wall in the west field Dl1ftwood ieli,
Neanys iight Repeater won Dy Two engIs i W.
M sc second md Iolanthe third Ifnie J'Vo-2 su.ao
aia s26 10. Pope, who rode Abraha'n' haa ni' n"s'
New-York tribune., 1885-08-15
THE IMPROVEMENTS AT HELL GATE

WAsuINGToN, Aug. 14.-Gencrh Newton,
Cief OF Eu4insers has made his annad report on Tho
removal n obsructons in East River and He'll Gate,
Hew-York. lie says:
The appropriation OF July = les !. OF s36oOoD being
limited ~ IT, application 20 rsnovIg IN, reef AZ Hell
Gate" 10 work has been done under ths appropriation
AZ any oihrr locality under tic project Tor
tke Improvement OF East River hid
Ieu GATE Tho whole aiuornt appropriated
Nii he aupllpd 10 the removal Niidie Reef ulopi
ISL and tn operations confined to extending the
tho srctiDu uf the rock, COM
pr.ng aboIg tar e-lartcrs al an acrr, ani dfhg Tie
tnss In thc reef and pillars for tho npal b.tst The
work OF eNfenfing tie g3rtlc- hts been completed and
All fhe holes FOR tlr nnii charges have been drile
Tic char sng oI the hoirs wa. begun ia JAW ana u y
sxpce.rd. Will bo completed about oetoDcr /,
al which time the blast viii be hrej.
The n val of afllr Reef VIII nearly double tho width
OF in,. sa.t used chfnn" ia heil 'Ttr iuiihs
tic yenr ending Jae 80. ls. tho available hal nrs
R.JT 80 W.. applied 10 tho exploding or the Inh'
IN F!ood Rock And the removal OF % pot
tpu OF Dr0Aeu stone nftcr Ia OK
u osion. The amuunt that coula be prnht.hy
sxue4icl In The nsca year endilg Juue 30 1887. u
sOegg The cstimagcd aH0unt Required Tor the entire
aud permanent cn'Gpeti0n of tue work of mpr"Vrmnt
accord Win the approved ara alopt"d pryaet Is
Sl.6Oi3fl.
Tho explosives used In the removal % Flood Rock a.
shown by General Sewtou's report will be about
900 paunds Oh rock powder about $4,000 pounds OF
dVlats No about JO.OUO copper caFtrid .cs Will be
u.ed The cartridge are 10 be- hed by the parties
furnishing explosives tnd delivered AZ llnl isock
ready for charging n0les % hO+e used - bOO viii
he "a uchrs in diameter and "a inches long l5OOD "a
inches in diameter and - iacars long.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-15
FINE SPORT PROMISED AT MONMOUTH.


THE ENrRIEs AND HORSES THAT OUGHT TO WIN IN
THE CONTESTS.
Exceptionally fine sport is promised at Mon
mouth Park to-day. Asisussil Saturday there arc
seven races on the programme, all OF which have
good list Of entries.
The fIrst race ID / 1-16 mile handicap. Five ara
named to start IN It, The weights so adjusted that
the finish is likely to be exciting Heeand
Toe should win, With the hght-weishted homasia CT
La Sylphiie close up. 60, 9, =.
the secend race is for the Criterion Stakes, "a OF
mile for two-year-olds special weights NINE colts are
named TO face the starter On account Of the penalties
and allowances. picking the winner VIII be dimcuit
task wne however. at los ponhas, win 2 good
Jockey up. seems 10 have the best OF IL. WINE the
Dwyers should the place with inspector d. OF
Brambleton. . - IN, Ill, Ia en-.
third race eight entries. which are nouerats
lot Lord Beacopseld should stand tho best chaDce OF
winning The Julietta cult may get the place .
comes l6 miles nandlchIl
Brookwooi should repeat his victory or tuesday
Though in this race lie will meet better Held OF hOrses
Blast or Tclu will probably get the place. .
The Beacon Stakes, welter handicap, OF mlie Is
the fifth race on the card. Abba should win u ana
Elmeudorf is likely To 5e second.
on the nine entries the selling Qeen Esther
appears to the best chance OF winning Peter L.
should be close up.
TIE Following Is a full list of the entries:
New-York tribune., 1885-08-15
METROPOLITANS WIN A GAME.
CONTEST OF TEN INNINGS NECESSARY.
THE BALTIMORE MEN oUTPLAYED--Goop woAA 81
THE HOME NINE.

THE HOME NINE.
ten-inning game of baseball was piayeo
A the Polo Grounds yesterday between the Me'ropoa
a baltimore clubs The earlier portion OF the con1os'
IVA. rather but the closing innings were
rrea,ly enjoyed by the 1000 spectators cashman
a one OF the best games OF the year. the Baltimore
riarers NOT making hit from bis eurves tu the nitn
3nn}ne when scratch and twobase mi were lnanc'
IIendersons delivery effective until the nna @
sxnaa his pitching was batted all over tho helo'
The Baltimore players were retired IN q, ,,ogs 0ns'
two three order in eight OF the zen ihmrec' nn'nc
The Metropolitan nine scored in the opening % d
Roseman ssing hit, going around TO tnIa on fad
throw BIZ Macular aud scored ON hit 20 eensre @ s,ds
nv Brady During the following six innings eAon SD
was retired quick order no more runs , 70 eT
Scoring home run amid general applause rss
fhong HI the battle WAS and were sreaeS 7"i .
when the Baltimore players rallied In the nhtn d
and scor,ng two runs tied the score MacuIar ieu vA
With scratch bji and reachod third on bufhs s sw
bass hit TO right ied Foster threw th9 Dali ~ hi
Sisowinp yarular to scora and sending Burns 70 Iu'
the latter acorlng a muif OF Dali tnrow -! ,. Ia
-, hs ,enth Inning the local nine played wth tneir o
time dash Nelson made hit went to second on fsoso %
III and scored on safe hit to centre field nv 0rr
Roseman ran home wild throw by Greer prsus sr
hif TO left field sent Orr home ana
6y Foster sent Brady home Foster went 10 .,au & o a
ankjnsop's sacrifice and scored ON Broughtons ou' ~
1irst. The score was as follows:
New-York tribune., 1885-08-15
NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS
NEW JUDGES EMBARRASSED.
JupaE FLEMISas FRIENDS WANT THE PRsS'-
DENT TO NAME THE "UsFrr" JUD0z HI AR-
POINTED.
fur TELEGRAPH TO TuE rErBuSkl

fur TELEGRAPH TO rnn rErBuSH1
WASHINGTON. Aug. 14.-The friends OF
William b. Fleming. of Kentucky are hghy incen'ea
Mt the assertion published in number OF Democraa
that the Judge referred 10 In recent
Letter TO the President as o who "s not qahhea
morally or professionally" for the Office TO wncn No has
hesn appolnted Mr. Fiemmlng was an applicant ior
th. Office of United States DistrictAttorney In Ken
tucrv and his appointment thereto was recommehoeu
nv both the Kentucky Senators, Governor hnoe'' eA
Sneaker Carlisle ard nearly all the other P
entyes by Judges OF the Supreme Court OF the o'so
leading memsers OF the bar and many other prominent
citizens including Henry watterson He did not apply zoe
,ha xco Judgeship to which he was appointed
I'm June nor did anybody sign petition In MS ocnai
for that or any other Judicial appointment In Non
lucky where ne well aud favoraey known' he pup
I,eaticu referred viii find no credence ana tnereioro
will do Judge Fleming injury But la Sew-Aetlo"
b.re he IA IN entire stranger the case Is atose'hs
d,cSr.r, In the first place, selected for the
ocs because the in that Territory could nos
sgr,e mon resident the Office and naturally no'n
factions were disappointed by tho appointment OF
nrapger from Kentucky and are Inclined 10 regr1 MN
With disfsvor The publication referred 70 3
viii place him In more than one
tt NH moi only veaknn B public estimaton but VIII
throw cloud Of suspicion upon tue ao'y n"r s1 t tSs
OF his Judicial decisions and thls cause ,nng's 80
public ssrvioe we'll as TO himself ynhge . no,nns
t ,rtorT AS we'll M to the public iufcrost demands
thai tle Pr sident shall fOrmaHy hio
thai JudGs flcinfHH II h"t
ths etter But tue sanie assertions when tho lenus Oh
Judce Fleming SO Indignantly resent In this nise nave
been published respecting Judge Powers ana Jutge
Dowrs and all the considerations which nave wcleht IN
the rst case apply with equal force TO both tho oher
rIs ne trne that Jndge Powers Judge D0wne tne
man who as Uhe President seems TO behave s uoiahy
and professionally" unit 10 hold judicial once Two
are clearly apparent BY causing the pnbicatoh
Of the etter question the President has east
,n every iudcfa appointment he made prior 20 July
oI and mai clond can removed only by anthorita
t~. stf emrut hy him IA which OF said appoint
meats was uniit to be made mora aud professional
erOundA
New-York tribune., 1885-08-15
BA LTIhOREs ELROTRIC RAILWAY
From The Baltimore Herold.

The electric motors on the Union Passenger
Railway made SIX trips between Roland md Hunting
donaye Thursday carrying over forty passengers each
The round trip made I'm twenty five minutes
allowing Ave minutes for stoppage at Woodberry. A
number of people went out merely for the OF
the trip ana camo back during the driving
rain No difficulty is experienced on the
heavy grades from slipping, az In steam loco
notion The directors of the ROAD held meeting In the
afternoon AZ the Office at the stables OF the Baltimore
and Hampden Car Company for the purpose OF devsing
plan for encasing the electric rail- Several accidents
to live stock have occurred at points along the track
and IL feared that damage snits might result to tho
company II the rail is left uncovered The board de-
cded place deep strips Of timber each side OF the
central rail- which will effectually The electricity
frum all
New-York tribune., 1885-08-15
TR0Y.
HANGING FAMURDERER-D DEATH or JOHN
b. PIERSON.

rBr TRLEoRArH TEIBuNg.l
Troy, Aug. 14.-John B. Person. president
OF the Troy CITY National Bank and Water Commissioner
was buried to-day. lie prominent man IL 5asaaA
and church circles.
The Citizens Cofps to-day presented Harry T. Jnason
a gold watch and chain. Mr. Jndson was member Of
the corps and its historian. and is about to leaya the
principashp OF the Troy High School for achar in the
University OF Minnesota.
Yesterday for the first time la eighteen years man
hanged in Ienssclaer County. meek. deeent-0Ok
ug and generally well behave bartender. little dis
posed fancifl IN his up, nc demon toward
his wife kille her after several vain attempts. lie
never iuched md The coolest man az the halging
The Trojan HoOS and L:iddrr Company las wun at
niralOn this week nj Syracuse where Us members At
tended the state frvmen's tournament.
The f1Gbts Cadets preparing for an excrsiOn to
Rochester, Buffalo and Niagara Fails.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-15
MR. RoAo oEs LIAB1LIrIEs AND ASSETS

The schedules of assets and liabilities OF John
Roach have been made out by the assignees and
will be ed to-day The Liabilities amount to S2.222.
s77 H. only O small part OF which is now pressing.
The nominal assets $5loS09S 81. aud the actual
assets will realize S44s147S %. These figures support
the statement - Mr. Roach, In the Interviews printed IN
THE TRIBUNE nmedi tely after the assigment that Pe
and that step which he had taken was forced upon
him by tho position that the Government hd threat
ened 10 assume acting Mr. Garanfs opinion AT
being made BY the sssignees TO resume
work week aftsT next.