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New-York tribune., 1885-08-11
wIrucrsM OF GENERAL GRANTS.

When General Grant visited Paterson in
1882 to usks of the silk mills and other indus
trial establishments the invitation OF the Paterson
Board Of Trade, he the gusst OF Thomas Barbour
the linen thread manufacturer who has since died Al
Mr Barbours house the hanks OF the river Id sergch
Co,ntv opposite the CITY, Harry Clair. Of the Mctropo
,,.n furnished umptuous luncheon and large party
nartook OF the hospitality or Mr. Barbour. After
luncheon yr Barbour took the General ana others OF
,h aver hjs farm showed them his handsome
stabes where beautiful fancy cattc OF great vane wer:
house In costly stalls, with the name OF the occupant
-. door. plate on each stall. Gcnera Grant gazed with
interest mon the no animals aud their luxurious sur
raundurs and then turning 10 Mr. Barbour remarked
40 now why you gave your guests champagne, but
milk"
why" said General Grant. with twlnkie III MS
eyes your milk costs too much"
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SEEING TIE orrY AVID Dyryo AT 1Hg BEAoH

SEEING TIE cTrY AVID DIyIyG AT TIE BEAoH
The Canadian Press Club passed an agreeable
day yesterday morning the members visited the
stock and Petroleum Exchanges Aftsrward they we're
received al Climb by President Cummings
w. G. Mclaughlin. Colonel Farrell, and others. Lunch
was served on the roof of the Field Budding. and In the
afternoon tho party went to Coney Island They
were tho guests OF Erastus Wman for the re.
,p,indcr OF tho day. The visitors bathed
In the surf the music OF Glnoros band and
Al q O'clock sat dinner at the Manhattan Beach
Hotel with abont twenty representatives, or the new
York press Mr.. wiman IN welcoming the Cnnadlan
aue.ts referred to th- fact that he himself was
pract cal printer. President Cummings gave brief
sket 4 of metropolitan journalism aud President
patuo OF the Canadian Club thanks behalf
OF the tho many attentions shown them
The surf WA heavy night that landing could not
be made Pier and the Iron Steamboats, made
their landings insesof Nortous Point and the party re-
turned that way. On the way up the Bay sougs were
sung and Iron Pier three cheers vrre given TOT
Mr. wiinan- The visitors Will start to-day for Niagara
Falls.
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FINANCES OF UNION COLLEGE.

SCHENECTADY, Aug. 10 (SpeciaH.-Union
College has In the last few days purchased S35Oooo
Long Island City Improvement certificates These cer'
tncates sufficient to Day all the assessments for I'M
provements the college property ut Hunters Point.
This renders the college moro manageable financially
than IL has been and puts It IN position to dispose Of
Its land and to give clear title purchasers The col
lege. however, IL land poor The Long islana no. City
81 6OO, ,0c0, only brought in $4,000 last year The
rot sell and the college snort or
ready money It Is unlikely that some plan VIII be
laid before the alumni By which tho college may %
helped out OF Its present straits.
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THE MONUMENT FUND GROWING.

GFsTIoy FROM WESTERN ARCHITECTS.
At the Office Of the Executive Committee OF
the Grant Monument Association yesterday the follow"
ing persons mals application for authority to act as
collectors of the fund John Ham. OF Msryviie. Mo-.
Gustave A. Roedell. of GaIpolis. Ohio; X s. Fietsher
6r,o OF Washington Thomas II. Braised- Jr. OF new
York; MeAIister & Warren, OF New-Haven. many
suggestions were received by letter from all parts OF the
country az to the proper method for collecting the ad
Currier & Ives OF this city contributed the Mst
artists proof Of Msrshars new steel engraving OF ten
erai Grant prnted ceIuiold by new process ana
suege. that II be sold tho highest bidder with sloo
as the unset price Evans Young. architects OF ST.
Louis No. after referring to the mserabe wsrk that
has usually been done upon monuments IN TINS country
I'm cor.parisa with that Of other lands suggest ON be-
half Of the architects and scnpiors OF America mat pro
iect for n monument worthy OF the fame OF General
Grant bc subattfsd profession ubder sch iasor
he cauditivns Interests and assistance
~ the very best men IN the United states win tnls
end in view the competition should he based upon ho
ass,rnre that the award will bs made by "a eoiniitter
of sering and seulptors whose repnts
tion in such mat.rs will be guarantee oil the seeth
Of the most ueritorious design and also upon seh IN
adjustment of compensation As VIII eo"ihA"o :" " '"o
best efforts OF our best men,
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ooygRyoR HiLL's PA RryER TALKS OF WALK
OVER.

Charles P. Bacon, of Elnira, the law partner
NJ Governor Hir was lately at the Hoffman House
He is a tall slender yonnx man with smooth face'
When a TRIBUNE reperter inquired about the Demo
cratic Gabernatoriai race, he said:
.Its q uslk-over for Mr. HILL or course, a man who
rings bell hears only sound but really believe Mr.
JIiIl has walk-over have been over tho State Tor
sose tina Wherever 60 the boys say to me- Get out
of this there's no missionary work needed here we're
An one way 20 where you can have somebody to work
on, Mr. Hill will have, from present appearances,
,neteuths OF the delegates above Harlem Bridge. lie
"a conceded to have tho Brooklyn delegates. or large
share Of them He will get OF the factions from this
eitvt don't matter mnch which SO he mas practically
vak-oyer 1t would not surprise mo II he got it by
aceamaticr when they count in the oppo-
aitton."
How aboat Cooper and Grace :"
Msyor Grace Is out OF the There Is no more
efYprt IN bis direction Cooper and Flower are non.
nsly candidates. Flower would not he nominated u
bean too much OF a laughing stock Ccopcrs name was
tLroxa out AZ a fceler, think. Bnt IN uh stale OF
seutiment the country and the CONDITION OF ntcuona
rvhtip. that exists New-York man from this city
e1ula nominated 1t woald he impossible 10 niiine
nan fo: one organization whout having all the other
errxnfzarfeus his back In y minute. Hubert "
Thompson and tho County Democracy would IKE 70 get
Cooper for Governor n they couid There's no doubt
ssIt that Tney always want the earth, though they
don't always get it. They erazsd with their success
and IN getting ths Mzrshzship and District Attorney
ship In ts OF negAtive men, conservatives VINO
are not closely identified anywhere. But doubt IL
Mr.. Cooper himself Is really
New-York tribune., 1885-08-11

LONDON. Ang. 10-All the morning news
papers to-day publish copious accounts of tho funer
of General Grant All agree that the ou.pourns OF the
peop,e on tho occasion and their deep sre indicated
BY the dispatches wero something wonderful The Times
has special dispatch three columns long detailing tho
scenes and incdents Of tho funeral and also prints
leading editorial praisng and recalling many personal
traits OF the General expresses unbounded I'D
niration for the conduct Of tho American people con-
cerung the burial General Grant. sud the
spontaneous outburst Of National
and gratitude which, although IL do nothing for us
actual object Is not therefore, the less to pc con
mended." In conclusion TAe lines says: No 9tnss
Na,lsn and no former period could have Afforded the
for such procc that of SATURDAY, OF
even the physical conditions which enabled its members
TO come together"
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plscHARGryG A GRAND ARMY MAN.

PorrsvILLE, Aug. 10 [SpeciaD.-Thc Chronicle
to-night publishes the following: "Frcd Nafsingcr
was driver for J. Dsbbns On Saturday he asked 20
be allowed to attend the Grant memorial exercises he
is member Of Gowen Post. Grand Army OF the he-
public Mr. Dobbns told him that he might Co. but that
he must return as that thing was over Az
O'Clock Naftsngcr the stable aud was told that
Mr. Dobbns was angry that he had procured se,no one
else to hitch mp the and that he had said no was
done with Nafsingcr. The latter went home returned
after supper and Mr. Dobbns received notice nat
his services were no longer required Tho mattsr was
nrut ioned 10 Gowen Post and they went 70
see Mr. Doboins At hrst he said that he had emily ns
pended Nasnger for week. but afterwsrd said tnat no
had further for the Naftsinscr as ehe % -.
the guari stood for two hours the stage OF uie
Ac ,druy on Saturday afternoon. II easy tasa
aud VAS only because of his love for Grant"
New-York tribune., 1885-08-11

TRnuNE oyvtcs. Aug Ill a. m.-The high pressure
moved from the Lower Missouri Valley into Inc Lake
region yesterday tho eastern part OF which latter
tsro vas RAIN low centre reaching from Colorado to
Minnesota. upon the northwestern flank OF which cool
wavc is advance q threatens to produce local storms
In the Missssppi Valley Higher temperature prevailed
In that district and also In tho Atlantic States The
OF the barometer here was slight during tne
fair weather. The Temperature rangrd between W
and s6s the C59 Deins 80 higher than on the
cosre spoudng day last year and 4is' higher tnan on
sunday. .-.
Fair weather and stationary or higher tempera'
tre may he expected In this city to-day and tomorrow
and possibly a thunder shower "Wednesday or Thursday
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articles which ssna 70 d.psrsss his own ssuns
abroad. aWa
sPADDY- 7TzT R7zDT; 5U7 wA1xrvA

"RADDY" RXk1 RKADX BUT WANNA
aNever felt better In my life" said Paddy
Ryan, yesterday, IN response 70 an inquiry sseus ~
Forthcoming eenssst with Bsssons prdA hees ed jeSi
Though have not done any hesvy training yet NJ
VIII untn things ere fully settled"
Oh, don't refer to Sullivan; he q willing and ready1
tat part q the onsness = s arr.nged sesfestotl
We are waiting now to mako of place for the neoe
Some Pbiladelphia parties cams on here Monday an
thsy agreed TO mako everything secure there on thal
Y u s all right shah to work At weigh now
22S EscndA and III sst dowa e 200 hcfovs eeptenese
with as bart gloves a. the authorities will permit ~ -
usA Sullivan and win settle which b the better man
this time, forever and the winner viii take all the m0ueY
no e5 per cent about IT, am going to train MYSELF
and feel perfectly confident that shall not c0nc one
second best But We going to be that shall
not be nterfered with BY the police altar have goA
together. No moro fascos fos 49,
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Words FROM rICEPsSsIDEyr HENDRICKS

WORDS FRON FICE-FhESiOESf HH'
Vice-President Hendricks vas about the
Fifth Aveaue Hotel nearly all day yesterday. ne was
I'm eompany at different times with Senator Ensts Henry
v,t.er.on and General Ls Pevre. OF Ohio few local
polificjans paid their respects to him. MI Heaancks
started West on the Pennsylvania Road at 63o m' as
ths guest Of the ST. Louis delegation to Gener uoI
funeral in the delegations special car Before going he
said 10 a TRIhUNE reporter left Mrs Hendricks on
Lake Michigan to East. expect to re,on ner at
Wauksshs Wis., where will remain az least une
September l, before returning to washington"
I" What about politicsF' .u.,n. T
"You nlttstn't ask any questions aDoat pontics.
have cons here witness the grahdest spcctaee o .e
ahscnee OF politics On Pnone =. veo.sUr Id
smce the foundation Of Government III wouiu
nos u, he fitting for say single wora on potcs
here NY only purpose here was TO attcnd Sensfa
Grants funeral knew him AZ president Al "asnint
ton and learned to appreciate him as nAh anu ~
ssh Representative Southern soldiers as Generals Joh
sion Bckner and Lee this fact has been on
me rheir expressions with regard TO Gepeiai orsht
src unsn ed In praise full OF spontaneous anu sen1
admiration" . .. ,r nj. hand
Nr Hendricks had afternoon paper IN hls haha, 1
ana pointing to the dispatcn about the nioootng
Ferry in LYONS said: THAT Is something awfd 10 me
saw Ferry while in France. He Is All abis man ne
Was President Of the Chambers at tue tune nsAia @ a
scnted Tor the Ministry. Some deputy made nsrce
atfack on II. A motion made that tue deputy ye
expeIled for twenty days for the LANGUAGE OK tne
and it was carried inside OF fifteen minutes sos y
who had sueh position and po ser, u hims.A' io'o"e
an fhs streets by rnobs who desire his blood
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4 WORK rnAr DnAxs REPEATED MENTION.

We have more than once taken occasion to
uSE iu the collection and dispensing OF its Fresh Air
Fund such a work hears repeated mention. SO thor
ough the ystem upon which II Is carried ON That many
hundreds OF moor children are ssut or each summer to
enjoy week or two ia tho country at mere trlning
cost These little ones male most welcome w
Ssr,srs and Others who hoard them. aud receive the
best OF care and the unspcakbs benefits OF country air
ana healthy food With these they have during their
bsef outing ali the enoymcnts OF country lro that only
children Thoroughly know how to appreciate no matter
What ether calls are made upon the benevolen. lHE
TsipuxE Fresh Air Fund shcuId 10 nsetay sustained
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.,sc. .,ncs he came here. He will not open 1t 70
vass a ars NE n here on another mission ..-,.-
spR A. Burr OF Philadelphia, had long ntess.o~
.nsrai re Yesterday and secured for his foTth-
coming accean. q tie rat ., ae Of tho
1,s,;can 10 tho surrender at App0mattox, nciuuhs
s,snhc description Of the death of General j. f. S S me-
csmpaen are to furnished to Colonial Burr Ny
Inhu IL. Gordon.
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cLARK-Ausust o. suddenly. as the Fifth Avenue Hotel
Ransn. sas. ssa tassn to asid asrs Conn., for uemen
aasa ias S u =
services al the residence Of Ter ssssr Nrx Honry Ninsn
Ss Jora!e%1n en- St o. .pesay August H. a14Dm
Interment private.
BS,.s s, MSTy,y July H. Katharine co'Aea
Trinity Chspe. West aSshss- on Tuesday
ELLsOn Monday. August 10. Annie c., wife Of Thomas
Funeral services residence 23s East iI9tht
Wednesday. 18th inst. at 1850 D. M.
interment Thursday 10 a. M. at wo0iiawn.
HEBBARD Entered into res. at Trinity Rectory seata
ycanse.s son sS q the he Rev. Seoss l. and Enma or
Nouce OF funeral hereafter
syracuse asd Utica papers please copy
the sfnsS % b. e1 us qse S rys S'"
Funeral At 81 .aoary Conn., Ihursiay 2p m
Archer and the iats Joseph Lord age. -
Friends invited 70 attend the funeral At 80 wiowst
Brooklyn, on wednesday morning sS 10 O'clock
A.. wife OF Emory W. Mcciintock.
ments 18th, ST. and Broadway.
MILLS At Jamaica L. l. On @ Monday mornng M Hsnfy
Relatives and friends are invited attend the funeral
at the resideace at halfpsst O'Clock wednesday
Train. leave Long Island City and Brooklyn at se3n
Interment private.
PAYNE-At Jersey City August 10 1885, Ethel Maud oay
child of J. e. and Lydia o. Payne. aged year, months
and Ia days.
Relatives friends invited to attend the funeral
residence f h.r psrsnts 81 Jonc>st. yerSy
city Heights. Wednesday, the l2thinSI. st2Rm
PEIRCE-At Atlantic City n. j. August 10. 1885 Msrry,
infant daughter Dr. Henry T. aud Mary g. Peirce ag>i
months.
sEYMOUR-At Wolfe Island Ont. on August o. Of parsv
Della A.. widow Of the late David l. seymour o, feks
Kill.
Fupersi at Peekskif Tuesday. August IL. at3p IN.
sECoRDAt Carmel on seventh day ota month Sth. Town.
send secoru, the Scth year VI his age.
Funeral Amawak Fourth day. lzth INST. st IL @eiocx
sTORROw-on saturday August at the residence Of her
son.in-aw s. v r. Crug.r Bay VILE Long Island sarah
Paris willow OF Thomas W. ~tsrrow.
Relatyes and invited attend tho funeral at
the Church OF the Holy Communion .0tist and o-sye,
TUESDAY. Auaust u. a. 10 O'Clock a
wHITE-SuGenly. At Smthtowr. 1. l. OF sunday night.
August 1880 Richard Grant infant 500 OF STAFFORD abi
Bessie - White. aged months AMI Is aAyS
Internent at ST. James Long Island
wOLcOTT-Afsr a short ulncss. OF Ftsakiltou Hucscu
Henry Goodrich. Of herry q. and Ju.x X. woeott
aged II months
from the residence OF his faher on wednesday.
August IL. at p m
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nREcKY. IoNEs.s CHRISTIAN WORK.

SARATOGA, Aug. 10 tSpeciaD.-Rebecca Jones,
who passed such extended period in Ludlow Street
JAIL New-York by OF her silence in matters In
connection with the Hamcrslcy will case. is tonight at
her home I'm Balstan Spa engaged In practical Christian
work Her nephew. Charles wisey, was terribly otten
by borse recently and gaDgrene ensued Mss Jones Is
now teuderly watching by bis dying bedside
New-York tribune., 1885-08-11
DIRECTING TO SUNDAY CONCERTS.

SARATOGA, Aug. 10 Speciail.-At meeting
Of residents and Visiting elergymen to-day resonton
disapproving OF Sabbath evening concerts was offered
bv the Rev DR. Dickson OF CITY, and adopted
committee Of five this afternoon placed copy OF the
resolutions In the hands Of G. Sheehan. OF Congress
Spring Park where sacred concerts are held ana no IN
formed the committee that he would bring the mater
before the Congress Spring Company at It's next meeting
The cergymen hold that these concers Interfere Win
services In the churches.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-11
OBITUARY.
LESTER CLARK

Lester Clark. formerly of the firm Of A. W.
Baker CO.. vino merchants. at No. 81 Froutst. died
suddenly Sunday at the Fifth Avenue Hotel while In
an epiIepfic It, He was born In Hartford. Coma. In
1880 HE business relations In this city have bsen
divided among q number of nrms whero he Was seno
partner He also owned hotel In Florida. wherc he
spent six months every year Mr. Clark was an exten
sve traveller He had been staytng the FIFTH Avenue
Hotel ct intervals for number OF years. Ho
married father and sister lve In Hartford where The
funeral will be beld today.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-11
OBITUARY NOTES.

John L. Cleaver, ex-tax receiver of Newark,
died Sunday ct Ocean Grove, N. j. ago ffty-six He
appointed In 1873 to succeed John A. Broad well.
who had besn proven defaulter and he continued IN
The funeral will take place ct his home. No. IS Shsruau
ave-, to-day.
HARTFORD. Aug. 10.-Doctor William Wood, Of East
windham. prominent physician Of Hartford County.
died Sunday, sfxfythrce He was authority on
OrnholoEy aud made valuable collection Of birds and
eggs.
LoSDoS Aug. lo.-rhc death is announced Of Fredcf.
". Walsh, IL D., Judge Of the Court Of Bankruptcy,
Dublin.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-11
COLONEL GRANT GOES TO Mt. McGREGoR-

Colonel Grant, with his wife and children
and Mrs sartoris left the city yesterday at liio L. H.
for MI McGrssor They expsstsd to be joined o"
=, ~ "a Co., ana bis f.afIv Jesse r. Grant and his
ia have 40 far cham ged THAR plans that they WA re-
MIN here for . day or two and possibly stay VIII
Srisnas M Connecticut before returning 10 NJ. NC
a:reeor Colonel Grant had word from his mother yes
terisy that she tn comparatively soo hsalsn, IA
CIoneI Grants party besides those incntiored were
Paymaster sharpe, nr. and Mrs W. J. Arkeh anu III.
and Mrs Douglass.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-11
kARRfA0s OF coNoREssMAy ELY

BosroN. Aug. 10.-Frederick d. Ely. Mem
Der Of Congress from the Ixth District married to-
dag At his ksass In Dcdham. to Miss Anna Emerson.
daughter of Lyman Enerson OF Rochester, Vt The
ceremony. which was private. was perfoKmed BY the
Rev Arthur ~ Backus, OF ST. Paula Church The couple
have gone to tho White Mountains
New-York tribune., 1885-08-11
THE PRESIDENT REAssuREs GovERNc

THE PRESIDENT REAssUREs GOVERNOR HILL.
ALBANY, Aug. 10 (SpeciaD.-President Cleve-
land had forty-nve minutes private conversation with
Governor Hill this morning in tho Governors private
room In the Capitol and tho friends OF the latter are
much elaed a. they claim that the President assured
the Governor hat the Administration had candidate
for the Democratic nomination for Governor and dd
propose antagonize Governor Hills enors 10 Sc
alma In
New-York tribune., 1885-08-11
MARC PHILLIPS.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 10 (SpseiaD Marc
PhiIpA seventy Ave. probably the richest resident
Of the city, died yesterday while summer tour ~
Spring Lake. He born in Poland. cane Philaiel.
pha thirty and established large factory for
tho manufacture OF chemicals In which he continued
I'll his DEATH His fortune is estimated at Si00000O
He owned the Lafayette Hotel ana Bellevue Hotel aud
much other real estate
New-York tribune., 1885-08-11
A GRANT CLUB IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO, Aug. 10.-A dispatch to The Da'y
yers frvm Springfield, Ill, says: "The Secretary OIL
state to-day issued certificate Of Incorporation TO the
Cr,nt ciuh of Chicago tho object Of which stated to
be the antenance OF the principles OF the Ropubcan
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eral and his Army hsd dopefor the coored people auns
the war and willis he was President He was followed
by Professor r. T. Grcsner who sposea few woraa AN
ing assstsnce in building Grant Monument Baske
were then passed, and tho clink of silver coin
sounled in various pArs Of the chnrch, mingng win
thu souud of plantxttOu
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supposEp MURDER OF A RAILROAD MAN.

CoBIEsKILI- Aug. 10 (speciaD.-Neii Nc
Ginty OF Esperance section boss OF the susquehanna
Railroad. went to Albany recently with $1,000 To
day a mutilaed body found In the woods near Scho
harfo. IL Is bellevo to be- that Of McGinty.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-11
ASASCIByr CLAIx UPON HARLEM.

fITTSBUk0, aug 4V.-Ane rev. w. H.
Coovert OF city, pastor Of the Church Of God will
leave for NewYork Thursday for the parpose OF
sinning proceedings locking the recovery Harlem
ConrsonA He says that he has Uncovered fasts which
chow that family the ri:htfu heirs aud
- 10 sanguins that his csims vii 10 established
New-York tribune., 1885-08-11

EYTERrAINgD By TRg shVEyrH REGIMENT.
The State City Guard Of Savannah. Ca,
which took part In the Grsut funeral before starting
for their h0ne last night Waited tho 7th RedDent ut
It's armory Tho guests shSwb about the arnlory
and Witnessed a drill. The guard left the armery ~
o'clock thoroughly pleased with their reception.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-11
5pefial Noli,es.

II. n. Squire - sons, Jewelers. .! yaiol.st. v.
Dianoad Ear RIM - nsseAst al si1sl
SLJJ. ,seg.iA1 Sitv3rwEt
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coI oRED PEOPLE pRAIsING THEIR FRIEND.

The Mount Oiivet Church, IN west rHty-
thrdst was astefuly draped last evening In memory
:, ,aruI Grant and to accord with tho sentiment OF
nearly 1000 eolored persons who filed the buiidihs
20 listen to the Rev. McCants stewards eniosy'
America" was sung. after which the Rev d. W. wishsr
offered prayer. Ths Rev. T. Cook then explained tne
object of the meeting and closed BY reading RESOLUTIONS
o the fe and achievements Of General Grant ana call
ing attention the great indebtedness Oh 'he
ace "a him. The resolutions were unanimously
.a.n.sa Mr. Stewart began his nddress by
giving brief sketch General Grants Efe Al times
he auulause WAS load. and again the audience Wa
hns,s aud st as tho speaker told how much the Gcn
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sgookrpBYA TELg0RAPH WIRE.

Benjamin Orr, age eighteen, OF No. 4IS West
ST. caught hold of q broken Telegraph wire
WHICH had fallen scross one Of the Bgush electric wfes
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DELIBERATELY NUMBERING HIS SWEETHEART

UTICA, Aug. 10.-Edvin Preston, OF South
Otselic Chenango County. went TO the house or his
sweetheart Tda Miner this morning and a. she sat at
the tabla fired three shots at her The last
shot killed instantly Preston then put the pistol 70
his head and nred He now lies At the point OF deatn
New-York tribune., 1885-08-11
Pen Osssce Notiee.

1he tbniy AmericaB ~WlShar 3nhs wfer az thc Euro'
pean meihois are employed are at SHARON SfmS'ts,
r. y Douches Inhaation xs go. pa i2ales
s.larass JOHN IL. GARDNER a SONS
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VETERANS WHO WERE SOr wEAKKNEED.

Some Of the members OF Post Joseph ..
Rice. G. A. r.. deny the statement made by Lentehan'
rboroas McKeou that he Was the only member OF the
post of the $50 who started who marched TO Rverde
PARK They protest against being termed WEAK Meeu %
brnirep" they assert that the Post turned OUT nps
100 members OF whom about forty were III .hs lins'
when they nled off One-huudred ndtventy nfsSs"'
Mr. MeKeon, the giilion. continuing 70 the TOMB
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