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New-York tribune., 1886-08-14
DIR. ROBERT X. COLVILLE.

DR.. Robert Kerr Colville, for many years a
welknown In this city, died on Thursday al
his home, No. 1s4 Garfield place. Brooklyn. lie was
born in Edinburgh In 1870 and received his professional
training In the Edinburgh Medical College, AT the age
OF twenty he admitted to practice year later
he to this country and settleu
In this city He soon gained a large ptac-
tce but In ls46 he returned Edinburgh and prac-
used there years On account OF his health he
again to this city and resumed his practice mere
10 1858. lie was for years the physician OF tho st.
Andrews Society. aud examined all who applied Tor
membership In II. He visiting physician for sew
eral hospitals In 1883 Dr. Colve suffered a paraytc
stroke, retired from active practice He afterward
made his homo with OF his sons in brooklyn. HIS
death WAS due to paralysis OF the heart He left two
The funeral will be held this evening and the
burial will take place tomorrow at PomptOD, y. j.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14
SUMNER NOTES FROM SARATOGA SPRINGS

SARATOGA SPRINGS, Aug. 13.-The Rev. Dr.
Hinsdae Of Princeton, y j., presided at the daily
union prayer meeting this noon.
There were three excursion parties here yesterday
and to-day Windsor, VT, cou,ribu,ed twen,y'seven
carloads Grecnbush twelve and Gansevoort three
cars.
The Rev Dr. George b. Hopson. OF st. stephens Col
lege Ausndale, lectured in tho Bethesda Episcopal
Church this evening ,, .
The gnests at Drs strongs enjoyed musicale ye'ter
dav evening Among those who took part were Mrs.M
ID Gregory Of Brooklyn Miss Lena Bnngert and Miss
s + Vessels OF New-YOrk City, Mia- Emma Baker, OF
sing Sing and ex Governor H. II. Wells. OF Washington
The American Bar Association Will meet here ne1'
week. ,., - ..,..,
apce Of sunsbnc make up the Saratoga weather OF the
present week
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14
FoUR BOTTLES or POISON gITH her.
MRS. sHAw's sUICIDE-HisroEY OF TIE DEAF
WOMAN


WOMAN.
PITTsBURG, Aug. IS Especial. .-lhe cause
which led to the attempt OF Mrs. Emma Frances shaw 10
kill her little boy and atterward TO commit suicide al
the ST. James Hotel yesterday. Is SIN unsolVeu' pu'
light will probably be thrown upon the mystery 'ono
row. when her husband will reach here from "-1oFh'
A friend OF the dead woman said to-day:
"Her maiden name Frances Ackerson, ana her
father was a prosperous farmer Ncwton New-Je'-
sew Che was just thirty-seven. she was married III
1869 when only nineteen, TO Isaac shaw "ho al III
time was prosperous business man OF New YORK cliy
where he kept a large shoe store on Greenwlchs''
Shortly after marriage he and his wife moved 20
san Fraucsco, where he engaged IN business lie re-
mained there for a number Of years. one OF Mrs.
shaw. brothers James Ackerson. is wealthy farmer
living near Penn Rum Indiana County. Penn she had
snother brother who has In the cattle business IN
Indiana for some years thlrd brother lsa pf0seros
merchant IN PORTAGE, X .lamazoo County, MlchlE"u.
have sent teegrams 10 hcr brothers ana am cer'"
tnat they will be IN the city as soon AS possible:
This Willie, the little hoy, lnfOrmei 'oIohri
Ianahan OF the ST James Hotel. that his mother had
some money secr1ted IN false pocket IN her dress
which had been found rs yet MT Lahihan ana we
hoy went to the un1ertakers founG the BODY enbamee
and he'd for pocket The search was succesf
and the pocket found The nrst thng
10 light was $50 and package containing srycbhlne'
heeyed 10 be the from which the woman TOOK thr
no,son which ended her fe, had been loldeu 10
esther hurried manner An exa ninatloh OF slnai
satchel which had been carried by Mrs shaw revealed
the bottles OF sndanun and ono OF ch o.
roform ALI these bottles being lsbeed. lniiana fehh
The druggists name was carefully scratched out
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14
BLAsPHrYr AT me ANARCHISTS TRIAL.

Chicago. Aug 13 (SpcciaD. Had one of the
Anarchists on trial delivered tho opening address TO the
jury he could have displayed little more violence and
virulence against the police law authorities than did
their attorney Mr. Zeiser, IN his address today Tho
speaker has this country less than three years
contemp, and hatre ot the pooo did not appear
TO be In any sense simulated In his closing remarks
Mr. Zei.er urged that the states Attorney was
blinded by malice aud that he had been innnen ced
by the police conspiracy TO send these men TO the gal-
lows.
There a slight sensation IN tho court once when
the speaker coupled the OF POco Inspector Bon
Held with that OF the saviour ani II was thought for
moment that rohuke would como from the bench. but
Judge Gary permitted 70 passed without comment
Mr. Iugham his address for the State this after
WArKEsHA Wis, Aug. l3.-t has just leaked out that
A. G. Parsons. the Anarchist. made Waukesha HE hidng
place from ihc time he left Chicago after the Hay
arset massacre until he returned to chicago appear
H. court While here he ived With Daniel Koran pump
dca cr under the namo OF A. Il. Jackson.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14
CONTRA CTS FOR DREDGING THE HARBoR.

At the Office of the United States Army En-
gneers who have charge OF the New-York haroor i'm
provements, the statement published yesterday that
Maurice b. Flynn interested In the contracts FOR
dredging Gedneys Channel was said TO be without
foundation The only contract in existence is that
OF Elijah Branerd for deepening the channel across the
bar. This work originally given to contractor
named Stone who to make the necessary dredging
by method but his work was not TO DO paid ZOE
unleas successful and II failed.
"The work was then advertised and Bralnerd was tno
lowest bidder and got the contract said one OF the
ngineers THE contract was awarded In June, iSso
and to expire in two years. IL amounts 70 $ZVVoVV
work has far Increased tho depth OF the ohahho
from twenty three to twentysx feet at low TIDE tor
space 1000 iset in width aud 1000 feet long, by NO
vember expected that the depth Will pe Increased
| to
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14
LAMONT AGAIN NARROWLY ESCAPES.

fTOW
Daniel" said the President, as he laid down
his morning paper
Yes. sire" responded Daniel, quietly. 49,
Were you aware that two Buffalo men had gone saeiy
through the whirlpool at Niagarar
d" Yes, sire"
"The Buffalo man, Daniel may, think, be considered
reliable in getting there. Eh, Daneli Enf ana ING
President chuoked with deep seated cDuckIe ana
nudged Daniel in the ribs.
I think It was largely due TO accident, sire. ,.
"DanelP' and there was inquiry. waning. PAIN donD,
and threatening In that VOID, and pierced Dane
to the heart. , !,
"Ob SIRE" he cried, falling on his knees, a thoisand
tardons referred entirely To going through the fapls
at Niagara You know me too well. sire, 70 harDor
susplciou that ANYTHING else was IN nv mind
But the President made no reIy; ho sat Win ms cnln
resting amt there was that look III MS iAoo
which spoke unutterablo I'll ngs.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14
Randel, Baremore Il Biiiinss
IMPORTERS AND CUTTERS OF
Ola ION ID ).
MANUFACTURERS OF DAMON DSSE.Yarx SET r"''
4n - Nassau, At and % Maiden l4ahe, Nv" atn
% 81 Andrew',-st, Holborn CIRCUS L'i'o
Post OMce Notice.
all Interested. as changes may

(Should be read pA'AA -
occur ,,gn countries need not be specially iresssi
Letters ioi steamer except when II y 10
iV send pcates o s , ~, th vr,ss
sired 10 Ucins sent W 'e i'ess fo'''s
available ,-.ak endng August Ia Will close
Foreign ~, m' iii cases a; this Office Is follows
Phohi 49, Ala a. H. for Germany, &c, per steamship
SAlI 90, southampton and Bremen uetters tvr ote.s
ritaln ana other European @ ssrect ner steamsmn
ar Iulda ~" AT a. NJ for I'noo "ioeS 20 80 t'r.
poi Havre; Al a. W. lor Scotianu utiovS
ia .aiishp Circassa. via GLASGOW Net.eas u1t y ~
per mar CiroassaG al ~ - IN ior JAnaicr y, ., %
Colonv,, ricu Kingston uetters Tor Mexico nuss
shP ctsa per Edith Golden D. al Al .i 10,
be sroa per steamship Caracas /: IN or Nonway Wy
rt per steamship Island lettsrs must oe G
Island D. sieamship Cyril letters must Do directed per
Dii D, AZ 80 y. for Europe per steamsnip Euu
nueanstown; at M for Belgium direot per s.c
hp Pennana via Antwerp 9etsrs Ssrans muss 1S r.cs
es,samsnip r. Uaand, via ROTTERDAM uetters must ~
drected per +. Caiaha' y ...,, ,,r,r,
r the sandwich islands per steamship Australia
MA San Francsco( close here August ~ Rabio from
han Francscol. close here August - y! M aamosn
e.iraia Now.Zealand sandwich fvt ana SSnyss n,css
fs.nds per steamship Marposa IRON san %
L,.msho Britanmc with British mails for @ "a
Mall, for society Islands, per amp sMsils fo1
Eranclsco) close here August 40 ~ .s.ar,sr krouG
1n6a by rail " Tampa, Fla, and thence ~ eU M
key Vest Fla. close ~ thus once oaav ~ >'S
rbs OF closing Trans Pacific mas trnns2 3
on IA. OF their unnterrup.x ox TnE 1a1
San francesca Mails from the East ara dispatched
hr'nctsco Oh lie dAy VI sailing VI stcA~e's -"
thence l'0 'A''e "A' HENRY @. PEARSON. fos'~>'
| Post ONCE. New-York. NJ ~ August" '
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14

these tables did not however indicate that death had
been unusually busy the members during the last
year The band played as the dinner went on ana
then there songs and eloquence. "Dek f1tzger-
ent with him. and amused the diners when they were
tired OF amusing themselves. The City OF New-Nork
WAS toasted the contains thirteen letters
the flag with thirteen stripes and It's thirteen original
stars was pointed with pride by these enemies OF
superstition, aud there rousng bumpef drunk to
the hotel Brighton, with its thirteen letters All these
oasts were responded 10 in fitting manner, AMI the ora
tors could not say enough In praise OF the good luck
which had attended the iiy-fh regular dinner OF the
clnn ON Friday. the 18Th of Augns,.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14

as the two wolksd along Third st. and sped oevy OF
red men and squaw on lower JacksoD-st
" Let Us go and talk 20 them," said he.
"Oh. I'm afraid" she said. Don't you think II Is
dangerousF
They saunsred down the street to where the Indians
were seated the curbstone awaiting the departure OF
their trains.
Great chet" calculated male tourist addressing
one OF the bucks. and handing him cigar.
The buck took the cigar and silent.
>" Has the great CHIEF killed many buffalo, bears and
tisersi" asked the tourist.
The buck shook his head and busted himself In igntng
the donated cigar.
The chief has tho buffalo bears and tigers,
hasn't hei"
lie signhed that his eyes had flashed such animals
by nodding HIS head.
Where did the great chief see themw
In Barnum's circus" replied the Duck
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14

QUESTIONS ABOUT THE AMERICAN OPERA.
To me EdftOr or The Tr rtbune.
SIR: 1t was authoritativey stated last spring
that the so-callel American Opera Company had had
trouble in renting the Academy OF Music for lsoo-o'
but that finally Andrew Carnegie ami Mrs. Thurber had
given personal security and that that house would be
used for TIE troupe II stated New YORK paters
OF August that account OF increased rent al Ihe
Academy the Metropolitan opera House has been
secured by that troupe. IN Mrs hurbers review OF te
American Opera Companys first season, Just puDsheu
mention Is made OF tue cooperative service OF te
auxiliary organizations ia Boston. Chicago, Phladel. !.
phis erc. IN the support OF the Ncw-York school OF
Opera and yet In card o. c. n. Fay OF the Ch
officers OF thai Guys auxiliary he invites the pat
OF the public FOR the specific reason that none OF
their money sha be used TO help American opera In any
outside locality Can you harmonic these cont ictlng
statements for the enlightenment of your readers anu
further you inform all why is that the Ameri-
American " operai JEROME HOPKINS.
No AS East llh-st " Y, Aug. 10, 1856.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14
CHARLES IRVING TAPPEN.

Charles Irving Tappen, well-known mem-
Der OF the Petroleum Exchange, died yesterday
afternoon from typhoid malaria at his home, NO. 10
East one hundr ed and -Iwenty sxth-s lie was born
about forty-hve years ago In Huntington l. l., anu
meut Of the Fulton Bank Later he became cashier OF H.
Knickerb0ckcr * Co., OF No 10 Newest, holding ms
no.ltion for about eighteen years. Then lie became
member OF the Petroleum Exchange contln-
Harlem Club He leaves three young children his wife
having died three months The funeral Will be held
his home to-day at y. m, and the burial VIII os AZ
Huntington tomorrow noon. Inc train leaves E"sI
Thirty -fourth-st At ; 0. m.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14
MR nARRIor WIZ Xor ArrLr F0R rArEyE

Property Clerk IIarTiOt at POIlrc Hthu-
quart recently invented clever mode OF fastening
his gold watch 10 Its chain In that he might not
mi prey to pickIockets He exhibited his coutryance
the edetective-.ergeauts what they thought OF it, They
were much Impressed by NJ arriors Inventive faculty
and advised him 10 get patent ON his new eaten Ater
he hai restored his watch TO wsiscoat pocket two
OF the detectivcsergeants who have made themselves
with the tricks of The light fingered gentry
INDUCED IN friendly scuflc with Mr. llarriot Inc
smile which betrays consciousness OF merit was stl on
the face o the Property Clerk when he went into the
OF the Central once look after the sorh
lost property. Later one OF The ohcer. hahdcl
TO him package which was labelled " Believed stolen
lie about give receipt FOR It when he discovered
that contained his watch Then he noticed ina,
his watch chain was dangling with the new eaten sun
on the end Oft Hr. Harriet Will apply for apatent
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14

Count Saigo. Secretary of the Imperial Japa-
nese NAVY and his STAFF composed OF Captain y shiba-
wanna Lieuten ants g Harada, Il. Funaki, H. foehir NJ
Hilaki ana NJ. Saito and Paymaster ~ kataska, went
to Washingt last night. They will remain there for
week after which they will return to New-fork and
from here expect to go TO Newport aud Boston Ihey
snil for Liverpool OIL September J. count saeo ls on
tour OF inspection OF the various navles o INC word
win The object o. acquiring personal knowledge OF the
laie improvements III naval architecture ana arHh
ment for the benefit Of his own navy YESTERDAY ths
r,v drove I'm rough Central Park aud visited some OF
me publc buildings under the guidance OF minister
Kukl OF Japan, who came 10 New orK 10 meet tnen'
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14
NO DANGER PROM THE DI5BANDMENTs

TO The LditOr OF The Irioh"c'
SIR: The dissatisfaction among members
a, tho National Guard regarding the late dsbandmcns,
exists more among officials leeislated out OF ohcc
than anywhere olsc Contrary to the views expressed
I'm your editorial on sunday all true guardsmen see tho
utility of the changes Live colones Ike Jones u2th
Regiment. FInoke (23d Regimenp and Camp G22d Hee-
ment) have already expressed themselves "s muon
l.o..a with the changes aud ready Tor any that
have the one result ysw improvement OF hc puhiu
Yon ask the question VINO would coinaI III r''1 ~, "
rtot. the assistance OF the state troOpsf Inc
same per on who commanded cnrirg ne rhfoiu tvt,
OF 1877 viz the adiotant general AZ wa. u' ,vo W.
trooIs we're In the field AMI arihofies ior he"' wv"
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14
HEoroR WILL 60 WIN MRS. CLEVELAND.

Already Steward Sinclair has Overhauled the
Presidents fishing tackle arranged the mes anu hr n
other which indicate the trout 10 the
Adrondacks IN danger Of being captured on ~
dental hook Hector. dog, which II the prluo
Executive Mansion has received an invitation Iroih
Mrs Cleveland to be one Of the party. ana MS acoep
auce has been announced to tho President. hocsol,
under the Instruction OF his mistress becomes no
and more Intelligent every day. At the command ol
Mrs Cleveland he will sit up or lie down Jump over ne,
hands and perior many other tricks whch render POI
dogs resting IL Ia tho present Intention sns
President to rsnan away from Washington unti aS"1'
The nfst Of October.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14
ORIIIrAKY NOTES

PnnADELPHIA, Aug - tSpeciaD. Mrs.
Sarah c. Brightly. wife OF Frederick Brightly. the
lawyer, died to-day age eghty-onc Only syear ago
she celebrated her golden wedding. Her husband Is
also lying at the point OF death
UTICA " " Aug. l3.-Sister Euphrosne died In st.
JohL's orphan Asylum here to-day, age seventy nine
Her family name was Wise. and she came from Mary
land She had boon In the order OF Sisters OF charity
nity-s1 years. hrlysix OF which were spent III JUICE
Al the Produce Exchange yesterday the death was an
uounceI of T. Phandor Bennett. who died At saratoga
Yesterday morning lie In his seventieth year and
an old member OF the Exchange.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14
FREDERICK A. CAsfERDEN.

Frederick A. Camcrden, wcll-known pro-
dnce merchant died Thursday night at the home OF
his brother J. +. Camerden in the Chelsea Apartment
House in West lie was in his fortieth
year and death due to bronchial troubles con-
tracted several years ago lie born In NewY0rk and
was graduated from the Universty OF the City OF New
York. In bust he was connected with the nrm OF
@. @. Barker & Brother, johnson & Hammonl, and
the Empire Refining Company. many years he was
member OF the 7h Regiment, and at the time OF his
death he was a member or the 9Th Regiment veteran
Corps. About year ago he returned from Colorado
aud mia heslth has been gradually declining since The
funeral will be held tomorrow 1T the Church OF the
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14
1RorBLE CAUsGD BrA SMALL nor.

There was veXatious and unnecessary delay on
tho Third Avenue Elevated Railroad yesterday city hsI
tun with locomotive No 20 stopped on the grade between
Canal and Grand streets stations at 5 m ana Wrh .no
engineer attempted the train would not bulge o
bac and fle wl-ted fO fifteen minutes, Weahws
TIE following trains blocking the track clear I" the Nl
station The passengers became excited ana SN'Ne
half their bodies nf the wndows and they -wot. as ar
aycd passengers DO but not uu somebody touhd t ls
c.v0us had put the forward brake was the my
Of The inability 10 move the Train hsoo'er
Then The brake loOsened tho locomotive oi the rear
pu-h and the b.ated passengers laughed AZ te as
ght TIE carclossness OF the tram hands tat CAUSE"
lnlAN.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14
POLICEMEN FOR Crrowy DISTRICTS

The Police Commissioners have approved plan
submitted Superintendent Murray for appOronin te oVV
policemen among the precincts More han hai o %
new vii be sent to precincts ar uptown OF III ho An
where been too long 70 De GOV
properly. Twenty three who had been probation were
appointed parolmrn yesterday twenty who Ad sse'
rV service examinations employed on proulioh'
Tho Corporation Counsel has advised the Board that oo
under charges who asks or rctiIoment can ie a
punished before il retired fine 81 thirteea tyS pay
imposed upon Policeman Hogan Of the IarSl Court squat
under that advice yesterday, and Hogan was then Getfeu Oh
fFf
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14
A HEAVY TAX on THE TILDEN ESTATE

A law passed by the Legislature in 1855 pro-
that the state shall collect atsx OF per cent upon
all public bequess. This law will therefore operate I'D
regard the Tiden will and the state WIZ receive
ax of 500 600 from tho estate provided that the pub
lie bsquests amount TO S4.0oo.VOO as estimated lne
county receives fee OF per cent Tor rotec
ng the tax, which will mako $4,000 Thus S2lo,ooo
be collected OF tho estate before The seveia
charitable 5equests are carried OUT. Jonh DlEncts
County Clerk Of Wcstchester, and H. SKINNER clerk
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14
EAST yEw-TORK OPPOSING 4NNEX4TI0N
Schiellein's,Hall IN The Twenty sixth Ward o

brooklyn filled la-t night with the citizens OF E"7
York The object of The melting was 10 TAKE sttps u
YORK 10 the Cy OF bfouA
lyu who chosen
said j. Ross IN reference 10 t
and there defects IN the Annexation h' nut W
think II proper to satc them IN open meeting a
moi made employ MI Ross counsel iof the h
socatiOn, and committee o three appointed 10 so.'
subscriptions 10 dcfTay The expenses attending tt ehp
anuul annexation. The association VIII be- ptTlhahO"
Organization and will meet every Friday evening.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14
srEIywAYS MANAGER RETURNS HOME.

Charles j. Campbell. general manager OF the
stenway Hunters Point alroad who left Long lsHi
City and said to have taken $500 belong
The company returned home yesterday with %
Cas-cbccf. who found him a Trenton y. j. Nearly "l t
money has been recovered and Mi. Campbell has E.un
security TIE amount short. lie viii DOT be pr9'e,uel
officials OF the company inclined towar enieh.y
Alderman William DolchAty appointed general manage
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14
CHASING HER SrRrAyT WIrn AKylFE.

Sarah l.. Westfall has been a servant for some
the house Of Mrs Sarah Johnson at Babylon L. l.
People surprised yesterday when the girl was seen run
ming through The streets calling for help she was E
10y Mrs johnson with rope IN one hand and large khne "a
the other Near the Argyle Hotel Mrs johnson was cs
tuIe before Justice where she protested
her innocence Judge Lewis fined her a.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14

tribune OFFICE, August l4-l n m-Locai rams
beginning beyond the Mississippi Thursday extended
into the Ohio Valley and Lake region yesterday In the
far west the heat abated somewhat and slight cod
wave appeared northern Dakota and Minnesota The
barometer Lere fell slowly, with increasing humidity,
and skies clouding lightly at evening The temperature
ranged between 72O and $50. the average 7sss',
being SO higher than for the corresponding day last
year, and i2o lower than on Thursday.
Fair or partly cloudy weather with nearly stationary
may be expected in this city and vicinity
today At present far slightly cooler weather Is ind
oatod for sunday warmer and fair, Monday.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14
..;,,jc CboIcrn. Cholera NIorbus.

Cole stomach, DarrhGa and az Injections 0i 20 %
Rowels Incident either children adults are curt' ~
once nv DR. Jevne Carminative Basam 1t aays the irrl-
calus the action OF the stomach anu Dehs pr.
ant 10 the TASTE acceptable remedy to the youngest
flta anil
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14
THE VEATHER REPORT

GOVERNMENT rNDrcArIoys-FoR 30 UoURI
WASHINGTON. August 13.-For New-En
land New-York. Pennsylvania and New-Jersey, local
rains, southerly winds becoming westerly, slightly
cooler.
weather.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14

TO the surrogaes Court Yesterday informed Attorney
General o Brien that certain taxes are due tne bee0
from the estate
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14
MONEY! TO HELP PAREELL,

The following additional subscriptions wef(
received yesterday at tho Office Of the Irish Parliamenti
~ Fund Association from Irishmen In Copper CITY
New-Mexco:
Patrick Carroll s5 90 Thomas Hsrkness ....$2 u
Thomas Hye. 90 lillian Weatherly. ~
Donovan. 90 John Martin %
L. Callahan, vice president of the Irish Home Rule
Club writes TO THE TRIBUNE denying that at the meet
ing OF club delegates were elected to tho Irish
National League Convention at Chicago
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14
Coufecto Laxative,

Confecto Laxative, ,,. -.
For constipation fruit pulp cohectlohi asfee"''o '
efficient At druggists
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14

IMPROVING THElE ADVANTAGES.
Prom The Paul 0Ioos
9Iook M the Indians ~ exclaimed young
woman tourist to her companion tourist y'uHs A'
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14

weeks and better illustration OF useessness OF division
general, never seen. sNArlONAL GUAhDshAN'
Ne,r- York, Aug. 10, 1886
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

In the diagram continuous white line shows the parom,r On %
cal variations ed signal Service station III ths
city yesterday. By series OF dots relative hhal or PET
centage Of satuTaon OF the air with moisture IL hut,eL
ashes represent fluctuations IN temperature as regis
tered by at Hudnuts plAriaey, No -Ao
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14
DIED

II You Going Abroad -, -.s 4.
Liver and stomach Pad and De sae agdiLss
sea sc kness all infectious and contagious useA'es