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New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
4 DIFFICULT OIHoUKsrAyos 70 EXPLAIN.

Two young men from New York. who gave
their names a. Joseph Allen and Henry Davis visited
0reen wicn, Conn., on Monday and entered the houses
Of George W. Hunt and Mrs. Eliza Bambridza From
both OF the houses they stole money and vaiuaoee
thieves arrested and the stolen properly "
found their possession. They were examined DefoS
Justics j. f. Russell yesterday morning. The prIsons0
tins arrest In Of Aens pockets was founA
. slip Of paper which was written:
"DEAR WIFE: am in trouble st Green wich. JOE
II was addressed TO MIRA Davis. No. 238 East one.
hundred md second-st, New. Allen was ask~o
how that It direced to Mrs. Davis. He could
plain this In . sstisfacory manner. They were
required bonds 0o0 for their appear
tho September term OF the superior Court IN a.
fault OF which they were remanded to prison.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
TIE CLOSEST CALL THEY EYER SAW
NARROW ESCAPE OF MAN AND BABY FROM A
FLYING TRAIN

fL1lNG TRAIN
BOSTON, July 20 (Speciab.-An escape from a
fatal accident occurred the railroad crossing the
southern end the Salem tunnel this afternoon just
NO. "a. the fast exDress from the
East was emerging from the tunnel which
caused tho bystanders TO fairly hold their
breath for a moment man with prartling baby
sauntered calmly across the track right In the
path Of the locomotive. He seemed entirely wrapt
In talking to tho child and tho little one was
laughing with rlee The fagman shouted at the
top OF his voice. but the mAn pad no attention and
the crossing tender with his white sheet
Was rushing toward the man In vain attempt TO
save him. when tnr unconscious father suddenly
looked up directly under the shadow OF tho great
headlight. with one immense leap he sprarg Just
beyond the track tho train swept by him. ana Tell
llmp and nervrless on the pavement thrill ran
through the crowd OF spectators who were awaiting
terrible academia and woman fell into swoon 1he man
was assisted to the sidewalk ami leaned against the
building utterly unable To speak for several moments
Old railroad gathered around him and all said t
was the closest call they had upon that cross.
Ing Through II all the baby smiled in happy childish
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21

ALBANY, July 20.-At Schenectady to-day
judge andon handed down decision IN the case OF the
People against tho Broadway Surface Railroad Com-
pany the CITY OF Nsw-York and others. which was
rrued before Saturday last The motion OF the
Mayor the Aldermen and Commonhty OF tue oity Oh
York TO change place of trial to tho County OF
N.w- York and that male by William Barnes for leave
to Iterv-nr behalf Of certain -tockhodrrs OF the
Brosdv vuy and seventh Avenun Railroad. were both
;enrd and the Injunction was substantially
s for in the complaint Of Attorney General
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
5uenlI Notle:s
Post once Notice.

(should be read DAILY by all interested changes may
occur Al any ume)
Letters for foreign need not be specially addressed
for dispatch by any particular steamer except when Is e
sired duplicates OF banking and commercial cumrnt
specially being sent Oy the fastest es
available
(PRoNPTLY In all AZ this Office as follows
wEDNEsDAY-At $50 IN. for Germany. &C: per steam,
sg Taye g sss asSpa eo must 10
Tr4ys At sssamn ss a % ' etrs er Perssay e
must be directed per cry HVns nomba savsiop .pi
a.S P.s HS'S eort per steamship Aivo Kingston ct
ters for Mexico must be- directed >" per Alvo' p
TIURsDAY-At6a IN. for Europe, per steamship Celus VA
oacensown letters Tor France Geraany &C. must be d.
Celtic ~ at a & n tadss tg assu,e hsroas ssI
Hamburg ior Great Br.tn .n% other EaoeG.a r
sGsn'tSs %s1.trl csapeche chap.s aud Yun
,sa%,s 1 nay sS s.ns sf steamship So
from New Orleans
SATURDAY m for Europe, per steamship sstsiA
ship Anchoria Glasgow uetters mus! be dlrrced cr
sno AnsaSs aa. vi via 'oa Amsterdam oisSTs mus,
recied per Aaanlam ~ At > a. M or EUROPE per s,sAn L
Tectsd ciy oi ksh%ond d At 1s M TOT p9S,s isi,Ss
%%s Srsh Ss ana sp.s spanish Ronds aud steam
and @s sSSh s,,t ras@. ss Ssa asso % %Sss
directed Eas ssn T ,na a. y a. and G' st. st. crSs IL
rect for Venezuela and Cura,oa VIA rrnnA Pvs nsr
:iss%:nS ::nS T'' ST aa1;a s Ii s' a'' DO d.
rected per ST. Laurent D. , v,, aud s,ma,n
ns ,r ,ns,alia New Zealand, sandwich fg aa 80
Islands per steamship Alameda from Ian ~ New YORK !
s.i;ads ~ sS s' Ssl,.a As''s @
sIs.. ass i:ss Ssss Nm S
,v islan,ls per ship Ciy VI Pcpciu titon ~ ,h. -
soowV , hsrs ~ juy s25 Al p m. Mails ior wv
rail n. Tampa Fla, AMI thence W s.o"n..'' "
III, tS'' clas. "a ths Office daily At $50 m
.1,. .c,ule a. closing OF Trans Pacinc m' iaas 70
,u of their uninterrupted ovotans ~ an san
on ING AZ .ia from argfvinx oS '..archeI
Ian .,a IN. iay VI saiug Of steamers S0
thence the same aAy' HENRY a. PEARSON. P's'mAss~'
y.., on,sa Nav. York N. Y. July 10. 1851
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
THE NINElEENTH ARMY CORPS.

More than fifty OF the members Of the 18th
Army Corps attended tie sixtn a"nuil meeting at the
Manhattan Beach Hotel last nigDL MajO r-Gencrsl W.
H. Emery was elected ire,dent for The ensuing year,
and Colonel john q. iieaiy, Colonel y. W. Day aud
Capsln '" d. Jslhes. wee pfesdeb 3; Major Charles
AppeDy, Treasurer and MAJOR George WashburD.
secretary Inc tables were pr-p-re Tor dlLDef Al the
close of the meeting. Chaplain j. Il. Bass iuvOk ell
. DIeeslng Sbd aldre>ses made Grnera
N Banks. General Molbeu1 tOoutl Hesly
ana Coi9"ei ID j. Among others present were
Othera H. W. Birge. Colonel W. h. DenslOw, Colonel j.
D. Moves GENERAL A. Nen-. dor q. X. HcrDert Major
y Istc eovnrl o. W. LrODari. Colnurl j. &. COoey
MAJOR v" H. Jewell. Major Ibuuas L. o. Dell Lieutepa nj
y. l. Zanskie aud Colonel J. 1. FoirtL
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
1ooT1NGs HERE AND THERE.

SUSPENSION BRIDGE. July 20 OWilnan r. Miller, sleep
ing car conductor Oh the Central and Hudson River
Railroad was killed this afternoon while attempting to
board a moving Grand Trunk tram.
BUFFALO July 2O.The official papers In the case OF H.
Porter Lee ex president defunc Third National Bank
Of Bunlo paroned by President Cleveland July TO-
nom Washington the Erie County Penentlary at
noon to-day. Lee was Immediately set at liberty.
NKwBURG July 2O.The referee appointed by the supreme
Court Orange County ordered the sale OF the mining
property of the Parott Iron Company including
several iron mines land in and Rock
land works At Oreenwoodi0 the beho
fit Of the cOIipany's creditors.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
SOLDIER BOYS On A LARK.

STATE CAMP. PEEKSKILL, July 2O.-S0mc OF
the boys had funny streak over them last night
and they went through the camp npsetting ten" ana
splnng meditative and sleepy soldiers on the ground
There was some grumbng abont this kind OF treatment
but the grnmblers told that the man who grumpeu
would spared. The only thinS TO be done was 70
take tho matter AS a joke
Compapy drill and guard mounts were creat improve
ments on xercis the evoutons showing tnat
the instructions hy Lieutenant Ihursion nave oerh
propery hreded Battalion drill rrcreioi anything oe
fore a, on ny the regiment Tbe separate companies ae
all better drilled than regimrntal companies
Several passee granted to- iay aud rev OF tno
men brca,ie 40 bosterous IN Peeksk that the police
had to interfere and threaten them with arrest
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
TgBEaryNED INDIAN OUTBREAK.

SPOKANE FALLS, w. f., July 2O.-An lhdlah
runner arrived At the fort yesterday "Iieo'
cn.n., .nn,trv ami repors that the Caispe indians
ku,.d tvo white men Old that reservation on sunaAy
afternooo General CarlIn left Fort C@nr dAIene yes
terday At daylight with conpane- OF intan ~ iH ,n,
the Cali-pe country. The yolunrers VIM nsrs phry
day before went A. far as Wid Rose PRAIRIE, "uta y
found tho ctters congregated al Two or % .ur.
POINTS under a strong guard or settlers It1n s ~
rounding but they saw Ouy 10" i"A-
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21

THE THREE LEADERS DEATEN-PRoBABLY SOME
TIE sCoRrS-A GOOD GAME.
The calculations of those who had predicted
that the highest prizes would fall TO the lots of
Gun.berg, Tauheuhaus and Zukertort in the chess
tournament London England. were somewhat shaken
by result OF All three OF the favor
ties were beaten. Shalop beat Gunsberg. Burn beat
Zukertort, Mortimer beat Taubenhaus and Llpschntz
gained point with Bird. The ether games were not
finished but no matter how they the result OF the
tourney again uncertain ana there may be an unpre
cedented number of ties for all Of tho prizes lhe fol-
lowing game played yesterday between Lip
pchutz and OF the best Of The tourney
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
A HUNDRED THOUSAND A SIDE.
CHALLENGING JAY GOULDs YACHTS

WHAT NIX. MUNRO TBINks The HENRIETTA CAN Do
WITH He SURPRISE AND ATALANTA.
The HerreshOff coil boilers seem to be causing
6iscord uuhsppiuess In tho American Nach' Ciuo
Last year there rouble over the stetio ana 'no
Commodore cup. and now Norman l. Munro feeis hn'
self aegreved regard TO the Henrietta ana Tue raves
at shelter Island Captain Allen who sailed 'no he"'
r,et I'm tho rsces has sent the following etter 10 1E
TRIDuSE:
TO the Edftor o! The Trioune ,s. .o,umn.
SIR: deem my duty to speak through t9e c% ann
from 10 NrwLonaon s tue race a, rs snsIasr Sr
man L. Mu"ros Hsure.t. had the honor o" ep,n h.
occasion. 10 stand oy the latter. wheel In the race De
tween Lareh~on' and NswLondon 'nne,y m'e' rerr
Or. n other rords rss was ,ss ssrylnS aS pps Ts.
Vious viz TO collar leader In he second class ana
make st~mpt TO beat the Atalants's time. Mt Nun
beat all the craft the Sound except the AtaIsnta
ob-yed orders in ,his case to the 'eter Next morng %
at 10 O'clock Ixplcsred with the Henrfca ~ mo u"ck
Opposite the PrQao House. IN Now London to receive
insructions reg rd nx the launcs race ~s M w
Munro that the cOmmitte-. bv Mr. Goulds request na
sbsndoned the idea Of racing between we "aes At
Shelter Island. over seven-anda- nan milo ,. 0"u,.
tions there / Vas informed at Shelter Island
that, instead OF racing fifteen miles as agreed upon ane
commIt,ee nad without Mr. MunrTs consent. reduced
the distance and thre~-quarer C mlIes am
back lying Ia the bay st This tme and was sls,
naled to come TO the MAnhansst Dock wSs niVrmea mt
there. by Mr.. Munro that evidently there woud pe
repetition OF the StlettO ATLANTA farce, anu not 10
expect = Gu but TO beat the surprise bsdly-whch
did ,, ,
The matter ended just rs Mr.. Munro predicted. ana
Che Ataanta was considered Oy tne com
Snit,ee and acted upon-tne protest OF mau
sailing u twO-aud- -tDrec-Qustter-iuIc
course. and unable 10 md his way bone without
Hakins mistake himself Tho committee Mr. jay
Gould. Mr. Hoaslsnd. and ten thousand Witnesses
know that the Henrietta made no mistake; however.
what OF interest to the lubc ard tho yachting IRA
ternity . ye to cone. called at Mr.. MuDr"s resl-
dencs aid ~ informed that be would not
under any circumstances race again with Mr.. OouIls
Surprise for cup uness they would allow the race 10
take place first Ied. and 10 handicap
the Henrietta thus:
THE COURSE
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
OBII NdRT.
AUGUSTUS F. sATTERLEE.

Augustus F. Satteree died on Monday at the
home OF his brolher-lnaw Professor F. I. Boyle. No.
SO Prospect place, Brooklyn He was son of John H.
satterlee who was for many year, president of the
Green Bank tins city, aud was born In Albany
In ls22 entered upon business life in MS ia iher
bank, after ari associated with tue Mecn""o'
Banking Assoc alton. About thirty year. ago he oe'
cam- the Astor estates and heid the p
Inn uuu tbr death OF William b. Astor. Sluce that me
Mr. Satterlee had lived IN Maryland, vsl!nS lhls CITY
ana Brooklyn. The funeral Will 30 mold Tomorrow"
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
DRUNKENNESS RAIHER TRAN MCRDER.

Margaret Ennis, who was reported to have
been murdered al Morristown ON Saturday night was
one OF the characters IN the town She her mn.
band William. George Egbsrt Charl~s Valentine and
John Vail spent the night driusnx playing cards at
the Ennis's home at McCollougn-ave and Msrssl.s.
until the entire party sInp~n-d bad wh,sksy
tits supposed mat the Ennis pInai lu ATTAIN puv In
eet Of bed fell and rsciured her Skull spot Of
elotted blood was found IN the night sIde OF
When the Otbers s0bered up. had for some
The verdict OF the coroDsr Jury expressed
70 whether the wOuI.n was murdered khi-d br
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
IN AUCCEED CAPTAIN WEIR.

Flags were At hali-mas over the Tort NJ rois
Hamilton yesterday in honor of Captain Wer VIM ,",
himself on SUNDAY night The funeral VIII take p'' -,
morning about 9 o clock II Is tho intention oil 'o ~
take III. body To Point by the steamer s,t, ot
Arthur and bury II military cemetery ny Wv. was
William Wen. a brother vi the "esu man. nan battle
tllel years ago III
with the Indians. Robert Wen, 81, shnni
brother went there yesterday To see OeheiA
IL Iolonsl Hamilton has issued orders fectns ss
cir many good qualities and his honorable carer
soIdeT br.v.I 4plain A. Day Will DO promoted 10 '
ceed Captain Wer
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
s1or or.,epsJy CONVENTION.

PHILADELPHIA. July 20 lSpecidb line Ma
tnsl Convention Of the Retail shoe Dealers Association
began to. day Lincoln Hall. In OF the large roon'
mass Of machinery showing how shoes are r %' n, mn
arr To nnIsn IL vn exhibition. One NoW III ri.crs r,
f,ttur-r na. rmp,oyrd a number Ol shoo o'so
losh rer : OF all VISITORS 10 lhr ~" ~ M onsr a
prominent Pn pima dealer has macnlpe % " or IN. In
non Ior n-eilug and su.vIpg ana does Inc "oiA p-
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
RFTTRN or DAVID H. KkLLOOu.

The friends of David II. Kellogg 'he y"unS
lawyer who tred to drown himself al fort'" ~
vered The rt cries Of his wrists were prssou
=, ,n v.s,,rlsy that Ls had returned to New ioi
with "A member OF his family, much lmpIo'o srnyfon
aud "a air way Of recovery Al MS h',uro ~ this
DuvvI Lst mint n was said that Dr. Birlsai oi VIZ.
c,ty has examined him and pronounced il haa", "a
mild attack OF mrlanchoa kest anu 10 1ua rity Tor
tn- nome oi a Connecticut py slcau. where ,,r nc nd
ulalu unul he has thuruuYhly recovered hesltn ,,.
spnts. Mr. kellu.gs mother Iece yed cheorlu, .re
II Um him Yesterday. OvrrwOrk .nd lack u, eA'
stlil gwen as tho causes Of the SUDDEN attacA'
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
,,.rrrtyc ctrPK IN A WOPKHOCSE

PIrrsBURG, Penn, July 20 (SpeciaD.-Sam-
ne. K CAV the defaulng chief clerk OF the Pttsourg
Pension Agency was to-day transported to the county
vorkhonse at Clarsmont His bail oond WAS placed AZ
81 900 and he will have a hearing tomorrow osy
.,,.d m. dsfa but denied tho statement that
- ,., ,.., untras to his wife "I hope tina. for the
All. of my wife JUSTICE will DO tempered with mer
Am sorry for what have dono. pus "snoIs uo,o' , %
han IN s,m lar troubles but they were better soo
To cover their Every cent nave taKeh snHm 70
paid back II 1t takes me iifetiIne' o"n'oi ~ '''
GAYS friend, was released
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
STEPHEN SEAMAN.

Stephen Seaman, an ex naval ofhcer, dieo
yesterdav at his home No. 263 Caron-ave, Brooklyn
lie waa born in this city 1922 and entered the navy
IN 1915 "a a warrant officer He served through the
M.xcau and civil wars and retired IN 1884 on nallpsy
lie pad made his home IN Brooklyn for the last nhe
years. He left = wife and three children lho iunei"
vi taxa Iu-ilaX.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
CIVIL SERVICE TArTSTTCs FOR A YEAR.

The annual report OF the Supervisory Board OF
Commis ssioners o NewYork Municipal Civil servicat
composed Wheeler f. L. Goikn and r. r. Robinson
commends the working Of the system IN the
Police and Fire Departments. and says that the w.fx
Of examination by Police Inspector Byrnes F1re
Chief and Secretary W0odman has been thorougn
OF those appointed the Police force 50 per cent
obtained 80 10 30 and cent 40 10 o
During 1883 examined 400 persons ~
these 800 passed in competitive examination ana )3 IN non
competitive total Of 2l43 There were ft
O3 25 and ll2 removals Tor cause ms
entire number Of persons the classified list Is 1850
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
CROwDs CONC TO SBENGERFEST
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Juy 90 Milwaukee


rapidly hliug up with Strangers who have been at
tracted h,her by the great National ssrngerfest which
begins Tomorrow Tho SOci-ty ElcneuEranz. OF New
York, arrived special Tram al and marched
through the streets Ihey chartered Scnlltz
Park. Othrr societies air expected tOnight and to-
The r.urOAts w.i DO t-xsi TO idcir utmost
eapaclty The Cnic 40. 4waHkee and St. PAM Road
has received ady.c-s from Chicago that 5000 extra
passengers will from that city over their line TO-
UOrr
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
JOHN STONE DISCHARGED.

BALTIMORE July 2O.-The case of John
Stone demanded by the Canadian Authorities for snoo
ing his niece Maud Hodge, on January D. at beSmVle
Ont occupied the entire day and resulted III inc u'
chang. OF stono from custody. He had Daen uDder
srrese l4O days in tho house OF his bro -
bis physical condition was suoh .nns o'o'' F
n.nt ~ WAS thought would prove fataL
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
TFyENENr.HOUSE SUICIDE.

Mrs. Carl Froehlch, of No. 525 Fifth-st, on
op.nluy the door Of bedroom last night found her
hu band hanging from the transoin Oh tno
door. she seized meat knife ana CUT nun
down but although stll conscious, he died
befors medical treatment could bo obtAined ftoehcu
was sixtyeight years ola and hsd peoh ID oa ncs.u
ard d.spundeat for several months no pos
sessed ample means and owned the tenement.
house 10 which he lived ana anoIner ~ .no
ms .,raat Ue had beer trriei three times and was
the father OF twentyseven children. most ot wnom are
living. He was married srv-ral vars "s' " n' '"1
wiz. with whom he had lived happily.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
rs1yes oUIETIyG DOWN IN KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, KY. July 2O.-The examining
trial O: judy. T. W. Mcclure charged with shooting aud
killing tho Moore brothers at Mount vernon NY was
cn,nned until ne II Friday Tho excitement OF yester-
d,y which led TO call for State troops Is qvetlhs
thouvh trouble may at any time. AZ friends ana
rs.tyss OF both sides armed and awaiting develop
ments Carter, IL thought TO nave nrod the fata
hnuI has yet been captured.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
CAPTAIN II. c. CHESTER

GLOUCESTER, Mass July 2U.-CapIaIn IT. ..
Cnr.ter of the United states Fish Commis'oh' uIeu
Noank Conn. on Monday mornins Captain ohes'oi
had been connected with United States fIsh 'o'n'
sion from earliest days. Some Two yeaa ted
,hat he . n, Ihe Arsc Ocean OF the celeor"teu
Hall Arctic p.dIion. He had the credit OF rrrns .y
a. u-a AR tho poI. as explorer prevlons 10
and through hls heroism least half the members VI
the Hall a. xpeultlun rescued.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21

wife Of . wealthy Boston brewer. Of $l%oo" Al~
Cooper gained great influence over Mrs hlpk snu "
means OF persuaded tho latter psoS
the mentioned In her hands, She Deposited " IN ss
Imaginary bank. Tho ex-gypsy queen now ssA"""T
edges that she lost oil tho money In specuatink
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21

1Rinusx OrvIcE. July 2l-l g. m.-lho sun shons
brightly tho sky yesterday. ont the day was one OF
moderate heat cool breeze blowing over tho CITY. 1he
p.roms,er had down ard tendency. The temperature
ranged between 60 ana 90 Ne avssass U2S-, being
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
GATHERED AT TIE SEASl DE

TO the Edtor Of The Tribune.
SIR: beg TO inclose check for $40 CO. the pro-
ceeds the sale OF little sheet voen up 5y the guests
OF the Beach House the 5th Of July called The Red
WHIT and Ee II with fair success for an amateur
effort and when the object ofs publication was known.
one or two ~. subscriptions added guests
who took no part - I-su hut anxuus aid
the good cause. Please ackuOwedge receipt OF same
obige. Yours very truly.
GEORGE G. BOLDT. Proprietor.
Eeach House. Sea Girt. n. j.. July 10. 1886
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
ONE rCGBOAr SUNK BY ANOTHER

At dark last evening the tugboat Brilliant.
owned by the Standard OIL Company. stove hole in the
side OF the tugboat Alpha passing through
minntes later the Alpha sank Tho Alpha Is sua tug
and tho loss will exceed $1,000 Tho crew OF the
sunken boat were taken on board tho tugboat Jons
SDarka
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21

Good News.-Any kind OF key winding bo con-
for 81 ST. bv applying ths PAe,s
Climax stem WlLier One watch wantei In ov,ry cy
IN nfed states as sole agent SEMI aircsa on pD
card for circu L to Climax st,n winier Co. 81 TAD ns
Building. New.iork.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
-69SSS7SS5H56

The above diagram will show that tho course or tne
Surprise will be straight from Now-London l" oneter
Island, and the H-nrirttts course Will DC rupOing
around the Surprise times during the run; or, ne
will race for the cup coutsr al Shrser
Island, providing his launch. the Henrietta VIII pe
com PEELED to make mlles for tho Surprl>es one
Will also slate with authority that Mr.. Munro Will
race launch rnretta over the ninety c"urs OF
tho American Yacht Clu" ACCORDING o the racing r!es
and regulations of said club az inst Mr. Gould's Alta
lauta the defeated paty TO 10 the poor OF the cry
of New.York 100000. Certified checks froa both
parties to be placed IN the hands the juiges Hopns
Although AM not the Henriettss sailing master, that
will be permitted to land her IN Nrwlondon Vcor Oh
that occasion,I remain yours truly.
CHARLES ALLEN. Captain
Netr- York July 90 1856,
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
VETERANS TO START FOR THE CELEBRATION.

VETERANS TO START FOR THE CELEBRATION.
Nv speclal invitation Of the Committee of
.r,uy.u,nt. In cn.r.e OF Iho c~I b. .toi OF the
th anniversary Of the founding of Albany the
veterans OF the REGIMENT viii start for tho Capital
this evsning Colonel Winchester has ordered the uni.
formed battalion assemble Al the Metropolitan Hotel
t4:45 p IN. There will be 25O mon Ia the rsnks. in'
cludur many Of tie war veterans OF the regiment Tho
ofa.r. of Ihs vstsrsn batahons of tha 9th and 2ad
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21

loose from the saloon and put it platform In har-
mony with the beet interests Of the country and hu-
manity. II acknowledged leaders will not promptly
take tho initiative then let others do So for there Is
time to lose
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
THE WLAInDH nEfORL

GOVERNMENT INDrCArIoys-FOR 80 HOURS
WASHINGTON. July 20.-For Massachusetts,
Rhode Island and Connecticut fair weather followed by
local raus stationary followed Dy lower temperature
variable wInda
For Eastern New.York. Eastern Pennsylvania ana
NewJersey fair weather followed by local rains. sta
tionary temperature. variable winds
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21

AConstant Cough, with Failing Strength, and
Wasting of Flesh. symptoms denoting Pulmonary
less seriously affected. Dr. Jayne's Ex
pectorant q safe remedy for Lang aud Throat ails =.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21

s4s lower than on the corresponding osy 49,
and ise higher than on Monday. ,, .s
Partly cloudy weather. with poesiDu Ioo. sI"w -
and higher tempsrasars. may b expectsd seosS -
this oity ana Vicinity
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
KILLED BY APA CHBS

TOMBSTONE, Ariz, July 2O.-Prefect Oposura'
of Sonora and four companions "ero Kieu oy ApSone'
,.., wa.t xhus OIL their way to examine mining
ro,er,x nsar hera They had escort OF fifteen mcn
o,b.rs e.caped 1t SAID that no less than eighty
bucks were seen In the hight
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
HARD LINES FOR THE DICK FAMILY.

MIDDLErOwN, July 2O.-Lewls DICK,
farmer recently was paid $1,000 which he kept III the
bou,s Last night thieves entered drugged Dick and
wife and two children secured the money. act fire 10
the house and He'd. The neIghbors the flames and
succeeded IN eXunguisniny them.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21

IL frequently happens that a baby sick with cholera In
fantum much reduced by digestive disturbance cznnos
retain milk its stomach In such Men fool shoud
be used with alone After few DAYS little milk may
be added TO the diet, but with caution at hrst
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
NO PARDON FOR MILTON WESTON

HARRIsBURG, Penn, July 20.-Argument
Was h- ard by the Parons to-day for rehear-
ing In the case OF Milton Weston, the Chicago capitalist
convicted OF voluntary manslaughter Iho boaru hcu
the application over until Sept~mber