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New-York tribune., 1886-08-25
MR.. MARITIME AND THE CONAN CASE.

Distrct-AttOmev MARITIME paid his semi-weckly
visit to the city Yesterday. He is staying with his
family at Seabrlght. He asked about an inter
view with Police Justice White. who ii was alleged
had demanded the rem statement of John NJ. Conan,
who was recently dismissed from the chief CLERK
ship in the District Attorneys Office, because Mr.
MARITIME disTusted him. Mr. Marune said:
II did see Judge White On Friday bat he made no
demand on me. lie said that Mr. Conan felt very
been unfairly treated. Judge White asked whether
was willing TO investigate the matter thoroughly.
and If found Mr. Conan was wrongfully charged
whether l would reinstate HIM. | SAID that would
make a thorough Investigation and that If was
satisfied that injustice had been done Il would GER
yainly reinstate Mr.. Conan. said that the Inves-
tIgat;0n had not been completed. but that had
grounds for distrusting Mr. Conan.
Judge White, of his own accord. said that II any
Of my subordinates had deceived me and had mis-
New-York tribune., 1886-08-25
BEATEN BY A CROSS EYED HAM,
NETWORKS LOSE GAME TO THE cow
BOYS.
HEAT THAT TOLD ON THE GIANTs-THE SCORE
TO 1.

HEAT THAT TOLD ON THE GIANTs-THE SCORE
To 1.
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, Aug 24.-The New York
nine arrived here O'Clock this morning after passing
fortyeight hours on q humping. cndery car Tho mon
did not show that they felt the jump Of 1900 miles. yet
they felt it. About 1900 excited cowboys went out to
the pit like grounds witness the In the afternoon
betwssn the York and Kansas City clubs The neat
In the cooler portion Of the Hly City about 100 IN
the shade and Ia those low walledin grounds was
almost unbearabe The cowboys seemed to revel IN tho
furn see like heat, but the New-yorkcrs did not The
pame can be told In few words Wech WAS Wild ana
not effective. Deasey said that he would eaten tho
game OF his life but did not do II. "GrasshopIer y
Jim pitched the best game he has pitche this year
and the usually heavy batting giants could do nothing
with his lightning like curves. II he pitched that way
every day be would kill all the catchers 10 the country
in year. ehardt received ralnfu Injury sliding 70
the home plate wrencning his left wrist and may net
be able TO play tomorrow. Dorgan and Gillespie
changed positions the former afraid or "notner
snnstroke. Hits by RsdfOr !, Rowe and whitney anu
errors by Ward and Connor gave the Cowboy> threo
WIS made In the fifth inning HIT by Welch aud Ter
hardts three -haeger. Ump Fulmcr said before the
game referring to the excta5e WssterD spectators:
amt afraid OF their yes out as soon as they pun
their gups Pm going TO dust 49,, ... a.,
-eyeI man the table at the hotel WIN the
York nne today and thev say o-nlght tna' tna'
is what beat them. The as follows
New-York tribune., 1886-08-25
BROOKLYN.

The body Of Rernard Carroll age foriyfve OF No 81
Plymoutlst was found Bridge st yesterday
lie had been missing for some time
DR. Deavan Booigooh Medical Director OF me NnVs AZ,
detached and assigned TO the NaNal tos
nj nj AT Norn lk and Medical Inspector spear o, e
NAVY ard las assigned 10 hls place Meucai IN.
ne Tor Edward Boger Will succeed d. Spear In the Navy
Yard.
The Ocean Hin Reformed Church proposes TO bnid new
-dfce at Herkmert and Hopnkns0n at the cost OF
$4,000.
The proceedings the legality OF the annexation OF
New Lots 10 be begun this week.
An absolute divorce granted yesterday TO Christian
Hambr cht from Caroline Hambrecht
tal Hassett in Justice Sherlock
court Twenty til Ward largely attended yesefhay
Hassets testified to having
hrses on e body OF child Nellie whom the Hassetts
were accused cruelty treating, but OF ue witnesses
coud cruelty against the couple ana inc
iuIv brought a verdict OF not guilty. The Hassets were
discharged and the child was gwen lhO teT cusouy' 0
with them reluctantly
New-York tribune., 1886-08-25
STEAMERS DUE
SHiPPlAu ~ VS.
PORT OF NEw.YORK. AUG "a. 1885


PORT OF NEW TUESDAY. AUG "a, 1855
ARRIVED.
msss To cas CO.. s the at s
Steamer Poaria tGer schade Hamburg Aug4 with nass
passengers Kunhart Co. Arrived at the Bar at 80
steamer Adirondack tBr, Green Grgcnt July a. Me.n.
to order rapscoi Arrived a, the Bar at
Esorado Byrne New.orleans days. with mdse to
S Steamer CITY San Antonio Wilder rernapslns via Port
Steamer citv Of Atlanta lockwood Charleston days with
Steamer Roanoke conch Richmond CITY Point and Nor
folk with mdse and PASSENGERS 70 Oh dominion rs ~ 30 .
fsss%st Sr@s. kana"'a Pierce newport news WIN 00a
with %dse to order: vessel 70 Benha% q Boye.en =.
aaS with IRON and empty barrels Func
BsrS Isaac Jackson WEIGH Psagua lis days.
Of soda to order: vessel to Miller Hoaghton. 80
nitrate TO Barring Bros Co: vessel To winchester
clay to order vessel TO J Fwhitney & co; .,...
Brig vesa swe yabacos "a aays via neawsrs
Brig Morning Light Brown, Port Spain q days. with sugar
sUNsET-wind at sandy Hook. light, E. cloudy. Atciv
Island light. K: cloudy
Arrived yesterday
Bark (Ger Krausa Hamburg SO days. with mdss
to order: vessel to Hermann Koop Co
CLEARED
Steamer Eduardo (span, Iazzaraya Avonmouth, ERR
Steamer Burgos (Brl ohenroth Havre-smpson. Spence
steamer Crane tBr) Robinson, caiiz-simpson Spence q
steamer Chateau Margaux (Fr sonsiae Bordeaux-FuncA
Edge & Co. ,, ,,a. ,,usco
Steamer YORK Gorhani New orcansJ Van sicka
steamer NacOochee kempton. savannai-itenry Songe
Steamer Ashtrooke iBr. Peters, Port Royal-smp'oa
Steamer seneca Walker Norfolk Newport News and West
Point vaIod Dominion - co ,or, pa,timoro r powner
s@%sG Ga%Gs Myv HT an M
Bark Fremad tNorl, snnonson stavanger ahd Arenaa-
81, xi,,,ns Smith, TonSon-C
Bsrs carone fBrl Fitzwaer Exmouth n;--Joln w-heaS
BARK Havre OBJ. Dav ison. Bucnos Ayres-Jas Ward
Bark Justin II Ingerson, Peterson. Havana-Jas Ward
Brig Nautilus tch Roster, Gibraltar for orders-c To
0f Br,e Gustav (Ger) ohisen santos-w Bro
Bng Ubaldina tBr). sponagle. Georgetown Demefafa-
Brig Alice bradshaw tRr). Dahm. Port au Prnee-G
Steamers Wisconsin and England for Liverpool; scapnc
Asgnwa SewlSrs r, VewGaIs ps
Barks scalnuel Bros stetn; orphcus Hamburg Gal
atea Rotterdam Veronica Amsterdam.
MISCELLANEOUS
Ship CITY o; Philadelphia from Calcutta May % for
York before reported at Manrtns with loss oi mzIe
Bark Lime, Br awEepG from & SDaGs May yp u a@s is
boats os The crew We're compelled to cut rigging
THE MOVEMENTS OF srEAuGRa
FoREIGN PORTS
LONDON Aug 23-Arrived steamer Juliet (sr Thompson
N IvE%oo's T'r Aug i-Arrive steamer Venetian cr ant
swASsES Aug - sailed steamer Warwick Br. Lobbetr
GLASGOW Aug "a Arrived steamer State Of Alabama Brl
LaRSE Aug a2-sai,od Steamer state OF (Brl
Braes Glasgow h'nce for Ncw-ior1. -
be MoEaE from Na steamer '''''" '"
BREMEN. Aug 23-Arrse, steamer Rhen GER. Wiesand
ST THOMAS Aug 23-Arryed steamer Advance Iori iros
NewYok via Newport News on her way to RIO Janero lana
sANfiAGo DE cuBA Aug % Sailed, steamer Santiago
Cotton, tor New-York.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-25
ARE AILANTUs TREES PolsoNoUsi
c,,,~,s rurSxs THEY RETARDED GENE

CAPTAIN CURTIS IHiNAo i""s
RAJ ARrHURs RECOVERY.
cur old v:S Sc; ;sDtip ss tss sanitary ~
s.a.tsyJav and complained to DR.. CYRUS Eusoan Ea
about some aiantus trees IN Un.vsrsy ptsUV and
her Illness is believed to have been causeu ~ ~"
trees Captain Curtis said TO luDoS. ~. sr.t
a., rsmember whom the ailantns trees wc' Most
ns"ted IN Wnivsr.ty place about my s,.U;u. but
P,s sSn,re the beautiful foliage OF tne s,, ;or
svIuoW how poisonous is tho pollen mi Wn,Un rv hsnsah
~ " I,r .rd xmsu.t No veestauon VIII grow oenoau
~ The odor OF the flowers s onensvs Sosa..hs and
an md win many persons It wiz cause S H
nausea II 40 invalid gets within rracn ' M ~" e~raynt.d
,isn IN iniv or August his disease VIII oe lou
9v.t hefore General Arthur left the city .cr To
Sn naS,ced accounts In THE TRIBUNE OF tns nuou
sans in his health got the isea 'n1s sr,s
srxuys Illness might be aggravated by an Aantus ee
aud vent np to house IN Lexugton-ave 70 see nm
T.aw rowa OF ailantus trces Ia the avenue near ns
and in The were three OF the perncous
,r.ss In bloom. I told him OF the experiences
ws,ch and a number Of acquain tances had had WIN
s,Iantus treeA At first he was inclined 10 douot
that bs health injured by the beautiful trees out AZ
sth he was Impressed hy the facts whloh WAS aSe
IN nrrseut As soon rs left the house his health Do
ran to Improve six years ago l spen. GUNNER % son ~
N.w-H Haven. and made almost sick ny the 1uor Lo'
aantus trees Othee persons in the house & TO-
until the proprietor of largo factory close Dy an to
trees cut down. Then everybody got weii imeo'a'oH
New-York tribune., 1886-08-25
DARING FEAT OF A BICYCLRR.

washington IetSpfdm 10 me futsOuT0 UsPutC't
A daring and fOO;hardy feat was performed
by Ucy cer Ihis afternoon ~ CaUn JOHN Bridge, near
the city. The place IN general pleasure resort Auout
niles frum town. over the military road Duiit Ny
to bo tbs iargest siusc span OF masonry
In the word. Ii is l25 feet high and about ZOO feet
loug, a single maknitc-nt arch spanning deep ana
rocky gorge.
There Is ownslone coping the three-foot wall on
either SIDE of the roadway This coping s about loot
bcvelod the two upper edges for all mon
On the inside Of these walls 10 the Soi roxu-
wgy above the duet. Ou the outside Is perpendicular
of about lbs feet In the OF bridge nd
no less than seyenty-nvo feet at either aout-
mounted 1T the enG OF the bridge ami
lifted nis machuc upon tho coping. Iho Act was no.
tee by couple OF gentlemen smoking under the trees
had been drinking little 100 much, aud no particular
attention paid TO II. Tne moment there Was an
of horror from the direction OF the BRIDGE
ana young was seen mounted upon his thirty
nch wheel dc berate riding along the narrow copns
Tue sight frOZc tho blood OF the ladies abd ohiluron
pcucklng the gorge below enough to appsll
the heart The gentlemen IN front or tho hoei
started 10 their feet aud called 10 Tho other wbee s
within "Stop him! For Code sake stop him
her nsnds with frivht IL WAS too late Tue young
already III the centre OF tue bridge no
never swerved hairs breadth trom his sea-.
From tho end Of tho bridge he seemed Toy
macuiue running by mechanism, SO erect
and ,uotloness ho sat ana evenly lie rode Let MN
one cried Of his companions he conii rae ]. IL
rope Nevertheless tho fear that ihtsrlerehoo
might hasten the horror that ali wished 10 prevent ois
tue party rooted to the spot In two places tue copns
makes zgzag by the widening OF tho rosdwsy Auu ~
places tho rider must steer his wheel through
very narrow space NJ nearly right angles WIN h'e
course Tho daring fellow mad passed the nrs ot thess
ueksh spots and whom no carefuIy worc rouus w, w,
secoud not gle Of the horrne sp ctatore couu
draw breath for fear From thence 10 Tue rnu was
snort and straight aud In another moment the
had completed nis ds nnsS ss
aud women aud children who had Witnessed IL.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-25
August %. 1885.
ANNOYING WOdEN IN FIFTR-AVE.
Ia q w La .l..1a urho liNas at

DT y IdHUU w JO'Iy I' VIII nv .'o - Vt
Hotel wds walkIns in Ffth ave-, near iW"n-
/, Monday evening with his family when
strange came To sn-m and asked Tor protec-
non from "A had been irving TO get her hand
bag. Dr. Juslyn said ne would ssa the WOMAN nome
and th- man W ,lkrd away. Afterward fellow WAS
sen 10 put ma hand through OF jther wOma
vino upon inaIry lror Dr. Jo.yn. SAID tuat lie mad
heid her SO that she could not away. The doctor
proup:ly Knocked tue man down aud then called a
~, icetnan Tue proved 10 be Alexander Liston,
married inan. Oh red ,nd Ihty tbrdst. AMI
At Jefferson Market Police Court yeerday he
sail he dldnt mean awning wrong but Justice Ford
si he nuid req are $500 for good behavior for
mouth uaiy rrmarsiug tnat he ought 10 have had mis-
hra ckru
New-York tribune., 1886-08-25
ARSON FAILS TO CONCEAL INFANTICIDE.
A MOTHER KILLS HER CHILD WITH AN AXE AND
nHEN AET EIRk 10 HER ROOM.

THEN SET FIRE TO HFR ROOM.
A shocking case of infanticde in the tenement
house No. 216 East Eightieth-st was brought To the
notice OF the police Yesterday. Two rear basement
rooms had been occupied for month by Cathar'be
stalb, stout young German woman, who sag
she was unmarried and claimed TO support herself
BY taking IN washing. Before q a. H. yesterday she
was IN the hallway wringiDe her hands and
evidently mncb excited. She said thieves had
broken into her rooms and stolen her best dress.
Smoke was noticed IN her rooms, and she crled out
that the thieves had set fire 10 the place. Edward
Murray, the landlord found her bel on hre. ana
extinguished the flames with a few buckets OF
water. When the rubbish was beng cleared away,
Mr. Murray found the mutIlsted body OF an infant
on the floor. It's mead had been severed IRON the
body with some sharp instrument and the BODY
and limbs had been partly burned.
Policemen who were called i'll to investigate the
crime found bloody axe with which the baby had
evidently been murdered previous to the fire. Sds-
picion rested upon Catharine Stall. and she as
taken to the Eighty-eighth Street Police station.
She stoutly denied all knowledge of the infant s
death and declared that she did not know that a
baby had been in her rooms When surgeons eX-
aminei her aud ascertained that she bad become a
mother within week. she still chung To her
deuials. She declared that she never had been
married. ard that she had not given birth to a
child.
Abundant proof of her recent confinement was
discovered in her room. Ii was ascertaned also
that she had lived for three months at No. 230 East
Eightieth-st. with Otto Williams young butcher
In the employ of August LeuZ, at No. ,5iz Second
ave Both she and Williams claimed that they
were married. Persons in the house noticed the
woman's condition, and the marriage was doubted
The lsDdlady ordered Williams To vacate his rooms
. month ago Catharne then moved across the
street but Williams went away and did lot appear
again in that neigh bornood. At his employers
store it was said yesterday that he went TO Bati-
more two weeks ago.
When asked about Wi liams, Catbarne denied
that she ever had lived with him. Her refusal to
acknowledge the truth III the lace OF discovery.
created "a suspicion that she was insane. although
she appeared 10 be rational As shc had not re-
celved medical attention. she was taken ~ ltelle-
H.tsp nj a priso Ag s0n q
warrants, she will he arraigned on charges OF iL-
tanticide and arson
New-York tribune., 1886-08-25
E. Gehhard,s b N. palanca. 6y Leyer. Florence w.
FAST TINE AT SARATOGA.
oFALLoN, DRAKE, ELKwoop, AREIINo AND o

O'FALLON, DRAKE, ELkwOOD, AREIINO AND ONEI-
DA CHitF HE WINNERS.
SARATOGA Aug. 24.-Agan the favOriteS
came the to-day n four OF the five
the programme, the exception being the defeat by
Arctino OF jim Guest, such a strong favorite
that he barred from the auction pools. Although
light In tue number Of entries the contests
good particularly the race for the Kenner Stakes
which In The extraordinary fast time OF 3344
being only ga seconds slower than tho time male by
Hndoo IN 1881, and quarter OF second slower than
Boatmans 1882. The California pair showed poorly
finish, but Liuden, who had Jeen specially pre-
pared for race. exceedingly we'll O'Fsllon.
Drake and Aretino won their races easily Drake was
rs, OF the get OF ths imported saon Muscovy that
started In country The steeplechase had two
mishap- Joe Shelby AM linda coming grisf At the
water jump and their jockeys falling No injuries were
Sustained Tte weather was sury and partly condy.
the attendance large. and the track The betting
spirited ahodEb eleven nooKmakers left to-day for
the new Brooklyn track.
FIRST RAcE-Par-e S40O. one mile and furlonK.
cariyli r. 5. Browns On o'Fallon 100 IFuerJ W r
fr' s..r. Ediscr iSs 70 cyiHsssSSg; and
s%fss sS'hi i bseone $40 iCG Pat secy and
Editor 20 each, Bookfs 81 BoossIoa aalcn 70 3
Eroosiu 20 70 Editor ihe and with sheedy
and bgeonet rushed @ the mont The latter
en Win ssso1ct IN paee ana Sl sTnsr 10 Gy r na
three lengths Time l:574 Mutuals paid s. 80
SECOND RAcE-Purse $500. Tor maiden two-year-olds
| three quarters ~ mile
starterso: Bowes br. Valiant 90 (O'Brien,i C. w.
SsSse; ,sse IS Valiant Rnt se 80 Ge Auction PGo
| Valiant even money Valiant was first away but
Drake almost Immediately took the lead never after.
wari headed winning by two lengths Tme ls Mutuas
paid 81 80.
THIRD RAcEThe Kenner stakes for three rear olds
| two miles.
starters-J. T. Wilfamss b. O. Panama l1s Mccarthy
W GRATIS e Elkwooi, lis (McIaughlin; r.. J. Bad.
wins c Solid Silver. lls ewisl owners Sl.
yer coud, lls murphy Preakness stables b. Linden,
llS (Blaylock Auction POOLS Elk wood $500 Baldwn's
pair. solid Silver and Silver Cloud s205 Panama $40. L-
New-York tribune., 1886-08-25
WESTCHEsTER COUNTY.

NEW RoCHRLLR-Two OF the ticket takers the Glen
Island steamboat landings. respectively named Ward
Mende arrested yesterday charge Of having re-.
tanned number OF tickets and disposed Of them outside They
were held for examination before Justice Seves
nard klrsch0h. old and well known resident OF
oele died yesterday About week he purchased plot
OF ground at west New Rochelle which e about
build house.
YoNKEGs-James Wcngland, ffty.six employed at
Shalt NO 10 o. the new Aqueduc while attempting board
train OF the York City and Northern Railroad Mon
day afternoon slipped both legs were cut of lie
died shOrtly aiterWard ~
New-York tribune., 1886-08-25
THE PROGRAMME FOR TO-DAY.

The races for to-day at Saratoga are not par
tcnI.rv .ttractiye neither are the entries numerous
II 4. the fsg-end Of tho this place. and the in
terest In the sport of kings" is evidently failing on
Tho first race Is for two-year- olds, special weights
three fourhs OF q mile. There arc seven entries Iho
second race three-fourths OF mile heats ana speciai
v,iehts has only five entries Third the programme
comes race of nine furongs also special WEIGHTS ~,
too has oniy nve emtries. selling race comes next
with ten entries for It. selling steeplechase wihus
mn the day of sport Five are entered for It
Tne entries follows:
r,vsr p.cr-rwo. YEAR oIDs SPECIAL WEIGHTS. os
New-York tribune., 1886-08-25
sI,GIEs.
THE ANNUAL GAMES AT SEA GIRr.

SEA GIRT, Aug. "a Speciab.-A large number
OF cotager. and hotel guests assembled In he Beach
House avn to witness the aDndal athletic games TO-
day. Duer Irving the first prize 10 the hundred
ward DASH An George Carson the second prize. Clar-
euce snnott won the hand drill Th- other prizas we're
won by George Tfori, J. s. Titus, George Boldt Uwo)
Alfred Earnshaw. Ducr Irving, Harry Rogers, Jaiues
Hinckney Jonu 5innott and the tug-0war was won oy
Perciier Frazer Jr. George Carson and Frederick SIN
mott
New-York tribune., 1886-08-25
THE REDUCED RATES FOR DRY GOODS.

IS Stanf KaI1TOdU OOTD1nISsIJHVT Ntt1T
(inord aud Secretary +. L. Green, "f tne DtyOo
Colnuttre yesterday discussed the proposei feuuc iol
on cott,n pirc goo -. IL UNDERSTOOD thit "
-hould %, into effect , rr,w provided agreements
were sgned Copies OF the conditions. undrr whlch hc
rrdurt n tie were sent TO tue leading conlns-
sion and iohhtug hous-- YESTERDAY IL "a rrquestot that
these coniitiuns sgued br returned To the see eafv
No 1i3 CnamOer~st. the oihc" or me DFy ooOdS cUn
jr,e r fore noon to-day, insure prompt snd
fb,rou n settlement O( the mater. Any dry -soohs
rcban who "a. not received copy OF the condi IONS.
vo Wishes To take advantage Of is requested
10 cotuml lnlcate vi IA the secretary Al once.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-25
A GIRL TRIES TO ESCAPE FROM PRISON.
Mania Moproe aoe fifteen whose parents live

No 90 Throopave Brooklyn charged win vagrancy IN
Justice Naehers court yesterday he Oct thal he
ha found her asleep in hallway IN south fOuthL' near
Hewes.s SHE placed In small room ADJOINING lne court
room which by high bars within loot OF the
ceiling shortly the Justice ordered the prisoner
10 The bar Olcer James Kelly unlocked the door OF te
room the giTl not To be found glance touRh INC
ro showed open leading Ia the roof haseIug
~ The window The Off er saw the prisoner she about
sling down waller seeing the 0icer she turned
hacE and erred bitterly order have reached te 0o she
hal the bars. After severe lecture e justice
Al. 4ryedf the urisO
New-York tribune., 1886-08-25
JERSEY CITY.

James Daw OF No 100 Seventhst for eighteen years
bacco inspector at Thirteenth and Provost s
and killed On the Erie Railroad yesterday afternoon.
An unknown struck by train at the Coles 81
n the Erie Railway at a. .e'terday ami in
stanty killed letter found his pocket addressed
Michael Fitzgerald south Tia lev, Mass.
William Bitteimsn Aaron Washington, alias George Jack
son, and William Lew g. alias Thomas Gougs, the three
showers Of counterfeit money, who arrested
Saturday had eNaninat yesterday be United sa'es
ssiOneI Murhead. mi committed for trial. V
ington ami Lewis it is believed under the
Bitterman who is suppo CT 10 b. the of g Of
cOuntsreters in NewYok He is said TO made
t1ns TO Secret Service Detective Bell which will
breaking up OF the gang
New-York tribune., 1886-08-25
LONG ISLAND.

PORT JfFFERsoS-An excursion party including
Of Swees from Bridgeport, came Monday for picnic
freely used and crowd OF ruians attacked the visitors
They driven board their boat the Jessie b. and
fight The boat showed 0I In the
and then Of the were thrown overheard. One
woman was injured ana several tainted
ROCKAwAY BEACn.-Ianlans boat, built Portland
Me- in which he will TIE with Courtney
yesterday Both in full training. Hanlan is
favOrite in the betting.
LONG ISLAND CfYA meeting of the creditors of the Oakes
Manufacturing Company, whose factory s at stcnways
held yesterday decided that MT Oakes should
tnue the business the benefit OF the creditors. The com
pauy failed last week with $50 900 Liabilities.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-25
WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY.

Second trial yacht race. outside course. c..ro,on
Beeinnne work by Electrical subway CONSTRUCTION
Company. r.,.,, n m
Reuuion OF smith family. Peapack, N D.
Meeting OF National Cransit Company airectore'
German fesi ival Schu-tzen PARK, \. J.. . ~, 100
Mrrtng of Amateur Photographers society," NO. iZI
West Thirty-six h-st., p ~. , .. r.,.o,,
Funeral OF Samuel Colvile, Church Oh the lrahsnsu
ration. a IN.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-25
HOME NE WS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Victoria Hotel-Dr. Rafael Zaldlvar, ex-
President Of Salvador; Rear-Admirai W; r. ie roy
II q NV and General GEORGE g. Field, of Buffalo
Iibrmaris Hotel-Barou Alvenslcb-n German Mnister
at Ftrh Arenne Hotei-Ins bsnop y.
Madsynsc ,r: Congre John Arnot, OF Eiinra eV
Congressman Jonn W. Gambler OF Boston; Coonei W.
p Cansday, Of Norh Carolina and Anr"nan W,,i,on r
Cameron OF Virginia, and q. H. Tcknor OF b9s'on
hoffman House-Attorney General Samuel r. Eoa.. "
Nec. York Hotel-Gencral Joseph Il. Anderson' VI
Virginia.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-25
ANXIOUS ABOUT HIS CODSIy'S MCSTA CHE
Iasaa,a harloi q TurlI from .IeruSalem I'll

Joseph SUdfDel, II uIh, HUM oCi uo"iOh "p-
iird IA tnn ofnce Drookyn y-~t-r " Tor a
letter to Warren Green. OF tho Kings County Penlten
tsry To revent the cutting of Of tue mustach- OF bis
COUSIN Mustupbs sharhe, who Ia serving sentences or
100 avs IN Pcutrnti iry for pcdfing without ~
cruse IRE appran protested that Ia his country only
mad men mad shaved. aud MS cousin WAS
not had nj ~. lie accompanied hls appear win pfou use
oriental gestures beating ad and breast with MIA
d,,s aud striking wall with his head He hnay got
letter Introduction the Wrten, ana went 10 thc
Pe,it.ntiary t. rrprat hls performances.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-25

DR(GHT'S DISEASE is caused by abuse: .,s,et 1a
ures diseased prostate gland and lnnsm sar the worst
cases secretly and the Asahel Waukesha ,nsy DiaL
spring Water the kidney disease , and dyapepsA
dsr gravel stone liver malaria laun md certncates
Phy sicianI advice and book with dirscuon' "A" W.
Oh cures iiSe W AsAHEL MEDICAL ByaEASS; SS;.rYork.