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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-27
OBITUARY NOTEa

SARATOGA SPRINGS, July 26.-Samuel DECKER
son LDseh journalist aud lately connected with TAs
Albany Pres and Kaickerboeker, died Of eonsum pton
early this morning. He Of the Rev. Dr. q. v.
Lsch Of the state Senate and pastor OF the
Washington Street Methodist Episcopal Church Of Sara
toEA
PANAMA. Jolly 1.-THE Rev. ". g. Harriscn, who
Was connected With the South American missons died
yesterday OF consumption He arrived in Panama nom
the Unitsd States Pacific Mall Acapulco.
which left NewYork the Goth OF March ssk he went
south 70 Iquigus the steamer Bolivia April and
returned to Panama Last Tuesday. The remains were
Inferred IN the Foreign Cemetery the United States
Consul-General reading the funeral servicA
PHILADELPHIA. July 20 (spectGD.-Ths ten-yesr old
daughter OF @. W. Adams. one Of the owners Of The
Warrington ErentnS Star and for many Wasnin
correspondent OF New York papers died Cape
May yesterday Of Brights disease Mr. and Mra Adams
vent With the body 70 Washington, where II will be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-27
IMITATORS or GRAHAM.

TWO MEN READY TO GO THROUGH THE NIAGARA
RAPIDS IN ONE BARREL
BUFFALO,, July 26 Observation-Disclosures suo-
as. in swimming the whirlpool rapids Of Niagara In
barrel has nerYed two Of his old friends and former
f,llowlaborers to . similar feat William Pot's ana
Gsorgh HaIit Of this city, have quit ~ inc ooOpo1
Anon AZ Holmes q AdAmSs oil refinery barrel. II such
IL might DO called. large enough 10 hold the
two men, Tho bArrsl was to-day taken apafi
ana will be left TO season fer WeeA
II the intention Of the men 70 stow on th
of the barrel the time they drop out OF
boat Al the MaidOf Mist landing on the Canada ee
until thew reach yhe captiever bridge when they VIII
get inaid Both In earnest and the rae wiz %
nsds early in August Potts. ~ the time GrAnam SenS
eh had hia barrel tied 70 tree and would nave
zone through rapids hmself GranAm hAo NOS up
peared at the time he did
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-27
Kxxzo xUsTc WHsRsVse as eoxs

The verdsr Of Italian melodies has resorte6
b many devious In which inpess himself on his
fellow man In his struggle for vsiss enough 10 get ha
Iittie soup and masarguf. One ltaas. hexevec
who now msandens about the upper part Of tho ctys
has distances Ill oompetitorA He sstty fan-
Hedeed Italian sut slaborssely trimmed stth srsea-
Hs rosund healthy oliy Of Italy vita
faos beaminS vita good matt 20. E5u head sdcsps4
with sort Of compound helmet, bettss s kind a
spss pagods composed OF three stories around the ede7
OF which are little bells which sound vhsrsver ths
wearsr mods or jerks his head Strapped 10 his back n
druu through vhsa pas.es strap vhs,a fssssssd e
connects with pair OF dram sticks wacr inside thu
dF1Tn On too Of the dru@ 10 pair OF eymoals COO
necnr che aide OF the drum sth ne @schinep
inside 10 vhch the hse strap d sssasd Tue asicea
Il fnrrhsr armed with scoardsea whsP he -
Worsinr order he plants himseif IN the msdis Of tss
sSeet bends gently forward opens the eeows Of he ae
corsiecn at the ssms time shakes ne heaa ana ssna-
raises his foot and stkes the heel -
pavement rms result Is that the sccorae1o Evs; sn os
sounds more or lees musical, the oens Desn entn
nabuiaoe the strap sets Oh drum essss tns sn1
the pennies for senp and msearoui bos1n 70 nev ~
Complication fArsatsas 20 drive me moaksy co.'s o. ~
market attendant the old time Italian mus'esA
feativnl
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..xvxucrs xMDARaAss SOME or TEE LSARS-
rxs m rug coScoRD SCHOOL.
po.ros. July 20 tSpsc;ab.-1he Concord
-, a. PHILOSOPHY. eompossd ef bedy u savsau.
-. aeep rssssrshes irts the assnesses Of tes cary
sa..erssrs have woa fsf thsm the respect o. sehes
s-sr,vhsra s net aSsslassy bsysna the reach o. ne
,n...ns,. wiaa os che Far wesa To-day ne nt''s
ts., ,v tse h,llsiae school vas treated 70 paper
-, N, nan OF Bdnana lfensesmery. Pn. d. 81 Hemp
80 rsxsn n wa read by Pretessor Davidson ana
began In this wiss
,,e y pase.srS matter vsisy eon.sm
e ssv "a 'Pisso. g1s brose-brOved. S.ms ron
sT.s. ', s.sssrs S''e 81
f,iss 1sS.s sssrSsi nsss OF celestial hsTmons.
ss . Wat the old seIurs bono u certain ?:
word shs nowhere this Eoee bat ast nsfs ~ ., IN,
n. sssssopss No ssinSss before OF after he:
ssSeS saeh oomprshsasve annie sna ie i .ss..se
sss give sash issprns expression %
h. rseos''S -. sss:rc the world Of
saas he ned pracsisal, morality and wise
b Of 20 human s.,s.ssSs o SroS
ws Of philosophy Hs snsd not only 81 'o Of
Sssniokinr eternal truth but q the he
s,med a. . worid-trsnsfar.sns aotvlsy' n.Ps ss,aor
.,:a.% 1ss ss %s.sS,s for
asi,ion Of ali obyecsA Thss tnls OF
GSss e" san: sna .,
.nn,sS 10 Al neoaIar hypetheses only not nv
snsrsts narticIea Under THE asso mPslon, snos. %
s,f-.ms ouesoa arose-the great solemn eu0s.. -
dscr,nation Modern science. 10 otoer ~ %
80. rvellous form alive activity II netutc ~
s.,,sx havood Plat0-baek 20 the atomic theo'{ r.
shsarv IA ~ profound any now common. ~,
% Ain mental states the fuscuSnG e.ni,
Of ~sas se.asy perceive .. tn. brain IN
notion bat the functional outcome OF tas sso n
snrs sxsssnoa which has alsJ the power % ~
tns IN The mind Of outaiaof tne pereeps'0o VI Inv
brain In molecular notion 60,
A aolsmu hush fell on tas ASSEMBLY n""nJ '"o '
ph,o.opheIs O., pulled srself together sumc'en'J "
al Professor Davidson 70 explain the sentence IN ais
ewn wordA he said: -, Cd.
Our meaern Psychologists ead sclenust .s.,e srs
.h,srfve and thar II you take for example INC pno
nomess OF hight color In the suoyecuve uney 1917 ~
be ooor and IN On objective they would Dc 90 Va
brafips ether and the problem thet 10 pteeehseu, ~
n hoh has puxsle1 great many people IA VOW 49, sso
VIBRATION Of 90 much ether transform tseu saeSce'
iyely into square fOos Of green You wiz nno ~
septed By many Of the Psychologists As ptVv's
cannot be solved OF eourss, they ae.nme We 49,
really 10 going outside 10 quantity o. eees' s,n
from an object gong vibrating into my eyes anu
transmitted Through the opsie nerve 70 some pn cS
green; ana the problem with them Ia, Ia h sSs
subiectiy e reality. New DE-. Montgomery says anu
says very truly that there v no such prOoem INA.
vibration whether you or do not see H. just -
much subjective thing a. the green IL h ony QuoS
lion of ,ransating series OF sueeenye pnenonens
into oac other and 10 entirely dnercnt propie
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JAMES JULIAN.

James Julian died Of cancer on Sunday at his
nome No. 1855 AsdtsOn-avA aftsr ca Illness OF ak
monshA He was born in the west Of Ireland fifty four
years ago. and eAmo to Amsriea about thirty yeas ag
and hAs resided In HewY aneA Alta. his arr-
val In thb country 10 engaged In various snterT rsea
until Ne became connected with the old Open hoard
orOkr he engaged actively IN the aAnfati1n Of th
STOCK Exchange, OF which ne became memheE. His
oc0ker who never failed IN panic, and who frled
Al tSs Snirns =, 'S isss p ogo ~
and rettrod from active business. He leaves widow
and I'VE children. his eldest belnA r. Julian. A.
sstans superintendent OF Pinkertons Detective
In ths cry The funeral service viii DO held &C the
nonse ct 10 m to-day, and the burial viii b In Green
wood CametoFY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-27
RUxoR or KIDNAPPING DIsoREDrrsD.

A dispatch was sent last night % P0Ilce HeaI I,
aaknR that alarm should pc sent out 70
the uptown precincts % look for coach Win ouT men
and driven toward hs city This information was indennt
but general alarm out Investigation y ne
kera oijce proved that foundAtion ro NE
port sergeant said 70 reporter LAT IA
man who wAs driving behind the coach that was ela
carried the knappcrs said that dad not stop ana sn.t
body WAs taken from the sdeWAlk Iho tOnA1S H"'"o ~
upon the report an idle ruInof
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-27
KKNRY WATERMAN.

Henry Waterman, Of No. 214 West Thirty
sxhta'ss. VIE died from paralysis q Bsoks Mas last
veal, are siGhsytwo vas busisa yesterday In osdae
hih Cs0stsry. Hartford He YEA bern as Hartford m
1904 HIS father asd unce were nesrsstsd In sAty
principally between Hartford. ts eoathsrn etssea ana
tae Weae Indios when still yoang man 10. Wsssr-
man ecsed ~ supereazgo and commanded cone Of she
saxieet steemooan on Long slAnd Sound. Whsn
Deat which ke commanded vas bleVA NJ By bolsr sx
Hosioe and another wrecked In gale the Connse
Ven known in Hartford Several members Of his family
NV neto prominent P0sationa among them the present
layer q Hartford, Morgan Buckley His sister was she
vie o. Governor 4 d Morgan. For ssven years Mr.
Me.erman was port warden. holding that position
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-27

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altar nsrdssiss asesss ssseek hisesst iess AL
isss aoarssaed sasrs a hi4avsy rsbssr ne peezs9
having ftloa . sssk ht 1esno ARRESTED te 49,
uFs eoesGieaed greaf denscnsfras1cns ~ srtef =
BoechiaiterN where hzndrsds % sad voassn hax9
sbous the pfso0us aairt aad kase1 him napeapoasy
u Il % Do hoped The police sntA6stzss vii 30 moee 80
cessfu this nss ID brinkng hems chair gala - the sn
Leaders, of thze extraordinary assoeiat1oo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-27
VICTORY FOR THE CONSOLIDATED.

THE AITORNKY-GKHKRAL DkCLINING TO BRING
SUIT TO DISSOLVE THE COMPANY
ALBANY, July 26.-Attorney- OBrien
Ia, denied the application made 70 him to bring an
action TO dissolve the Consolidated Gas Company OF
Esv-York He does not believe that such an action
could be maintained any public interest could be
promoted by such . suit
To bring such an action" says the Attorney
svould necessarily have 10 be dstsrmned By the
d,ct Of n Jury and its resut would depend largely.
indeed entirely, upon the opinion that they should
eutetap in regard value Of the property OF the
old companies upon evidence consisting largely Of cst
mate aud opinion. Such AZ action would not s1bserVe
the public even II successfully prosecuted. Tho whole
question touching the validity OF the conson
darop was the subject Of legislative inquiry
Law vas found In the corporation IL 10 apparent
think that legislation enacted at the last session OF
the intended to aove :he gas question
Snage Of the Governor win eectualy destroy what
ever monopoly existed in The past and cannot help
proving beneficial 70 the peopie
The Generals decisOn IN the suit to annu
ths Consolidated Gas Company's charter confirms tn"
alton and victory for the company putting
the legality Of re capital beyond question: tisbeeved
tnat The Gaa Consumers Association and the COnsol
dated Company will agree IN the appointments OF com
eas Supply and the laying OF nsw mains Ex-senator
Thomss who 10 the reported attorney OF proposed
new com pany headed By John q Sherwood saad to .
I've nave not organized nor died any papeFs ut Al
baby looking such organization all reports TO
tie CONTRARY n0tWthstandinG Mr.. Sherwood has gone
INTO the country ana do him return untn
October In the meantime nothing will DO donc"
General Tr.|ans :AS tsas e nso nc ,9raSr
that far ne vas conceraed % was ureo OF toe
whole matter and only wanted 70 ego fishing"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-27
srArr PROPERTY PUT TO PRIVATE USE

SYRACUSE, July 20 (SpeciaD when the ex-
animation of Democratic state Salt superintendent
p j. Brummelkamp, asresaned to-day before Referee
Rice. OF CanandaiGus the court room was filed With
Interested spectators Mr. BruDeifsmp has been
charged with malfeAsance once and discrimination
William B. Coggswell. who IL manager OF the Soda Ash
Works. testified that 1882 be applied to BrumelkAmp
for water the vorkA The witness said
he would have been obliged 20 shut his immense works
down superintendent BrammalkAmp had not furnished
him aalt water. Thomas Lane, eRief engineer under
Brummekamp aekpo edfed that he had been instruct
cd fhomas Gales prvAts store tanks with 9ne
OF the states strings OF supply ogA Es said that
fact pps laid on the sait reservation In
Of wooden logo which provided for
passed by tne LeTislssure Judge George T. Comstock
issuned that Salt Inspector H0xon. employed by tie
etate did private inspection for h company. The
vas adjourned for two weokA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-27
hit By 4 CHARGE OF BUoKsKor.

While Mics Mary Kiliman. of Bayside, L. l.,
with party Of friends driving between Flushing and
Baysde yesterday afternoon standing n the woods
along the road shot them with shotgun The gun was
loaded with buckshO Mss Kman received the greater
norton Of the discharge Two gentlemen who were IN the
marty pursued the man into the woOda and AFTER Long
chase overlook He refused 70 give his name and when
asked WHY he aid said that he shooting
dog Dr. e P Lawrence Of Fushtng. was summSnen 70 a.
tend Mss Kilman and when 10 aeceroAi4ed taS ner
iures serious the released Otners IN Inc
carriARa struck bY stray shot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-27
A EEW aECT IN ITALK

The capture Of . bngand near Bocceift,ere:
n hAmles sitnnsed IN . rnnsse part 81 the oaiansian
- rnvnniad rhe "a thas raEton q
A extensive east RoRarkabis nhas tos ne Shanese
ifa tnaa,p and shs nofsreos ohafneteg q " HtaSe
~ head 4 a en- osrRssna aaegisl Donnet Via ee!ne
e BE- ~ Deity oaa repreasas iee Aevsat q snl "
this eack whion prices uaarsY al ne ema
ana sAephseas q ~ alssrieA na Eespes 1890 ~ -
aFpa ma oiaadnsiDs meesaes 81 ne eses ar eneESa
% bS MARKED ~ oeEee ana eeacene iva -
nsasar naw, ess Hsfzang " oenferm - sess Rresss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-27
YOUNG PEOPLE MARRY IN haste.

SYRACUSE. July 20 Especial. The clandes-
tine marriage Of Carl Z Harmon, young druggist rna
Hsss Marietta Losaa. recent graduate Of Syracuse
ohsrsS' mas caused STR here II supposed that
Mas Logan vas 70 marry henry Horton a nra.n.,o1s
young merchant Aiss Logan 70 tvensy.sour. sooom.
plished and m attractive btunstsa On SATURDAY.
noen ans Was accompanied 70 hsr home by Voens HaF
married TO him wten IN hour she refused te sten no
Der mothers Protssatons and huryisIy an Ia hoas
Ar. ana Mfs. Harmon Weat 70 the hoaaa n Il e-s.rI
who're they are awaisiae forgiveness 0y her mosasr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-27
LABOR AND CAPITAL.
CIGARMAKERs TO END THEIR FIGHT.


STRIKERS LIKELY TO FOLLOW TIE SURRENDER OF
TIE PROGRESSIVE USIoN.
A meeting of the Cigarmakers Progressive
Union wss held lass niehs IN Gsrmsnss Assembly
Rooms 10 decide what sheun be done IN view OF the
posirioa taken By Distriss Assembly Ne. - OF the
Knights of Labor TO which All members OF the Pro
sssive Union attached that the esArmakers must
either give up Organization the other the ques
ton to be vhstber proposition shoUid Dc
made 20 she International CeArmakers Union 70 have
about three hours vote was taken ana " vas euCst
unanimoas In favor Of making application 70 me
charter from that organization. oomnttee w1s ap
pointed to 20 Buffalo and mako application 70 rre
dent esxasser for q charter Another eommtttee va
PPSsres:ivs Unos Nc 10 q: to the proper @sssod
Of perfeoting the snAlGanatson- THIS fns'9n
Of Ss..,, the '"' .r Ssssa' n. n0 s,y
the Progressive Union DO admitted - he Inferno
tionai Union tbsy stop all tensmep thSuss Torx
thew are AZ work. estimated that less than 1OOO
uen will stek 70 tbs Knirhts Of Labor Inc fr0xresv
Union "a INDIGNANT eecause the officers OF the 80
es Upward Of s.. boo Of tSs Unions funds.
volt sIno1nssd that tsis had been doaa persons!
to draw pistol With which 70 defend
the matter uncertain President Mccoy OF the CGa
Mauufacturers Associatson, said yesterday tnt ~
posed that u the Knights OF Labor could not Iutnn
nufsoiurers the privilege Of Firing men where they
pleased All the ciGarmakers who refused 70 1ve UP
az isbor. ana one Of the manufacturers discharged
seventeen Of the suspendsd men yessereny. %
the manufacturers introducinE buncnr maxin rs
msohins they DAY royalty Of SIS 70 District Assembly
No 80 TO help support tho men lsid on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-27
CUT 70 PIECES BIZ 4 TRAIN.

Samuel Valentine . negro, age twenty-one OF
Little Neck I. L. killed In shocking manner "nne
Getting OF train a Great Sunday night Valentine
"a - a, nnrroon AZ DOasAston with number u CON-
paniona ana about O'Clock boarded tain 20 60 none IN
bis drunken condition he Wa cerss oy 1s y, ~, - n
fore the trar had s0ppod He slipped and e under me
ree earN him before the train could Do
stonped ms body cut 70 pieceA ~ VS. wAs win @m
cultg that the oouh Be gathered IA WheeipafO"
Afaxen "a
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1aRsly stouA q maAiam hashA win daf be ana 81,
oeatd bota parted IN tne middle. no wss Dsite. eqd
eeeved - doing eveEytatne poaseie 70 bfine mn oVss
70 htB way OF GhinkinR
NJ Tnemsson had oniy one SsstssP who sePt4ia
~ tne cavalry services u The regular amy Ne died
w. HN tSo Lexinetonava, whore BE. Thssnpsen made
ZONE 1nf b took rooE,a - the worth House. foor
gonesne ~ al hszrs % too night aaa day wosh pgete
Ranoyt1g - he poronen. ME T1DnpeoA hg4 Q naSde1
issef CoFn. Rome Old ahsn htmeo Who q sDono
fnG The Summer IN NainA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-27

zxrHuxu ovSIcs July I'll m-Cioudissss ana
Z moist sultry aar prs vailed here yesterday win
n1A, .hov.r An tho aveninR. The hArozsster eank .
triais Tns temperature rsneed oesweea 90 asA 80
ths average d3b1 seinR alEscr 49, 90 - 80
dAy. -. ...- $1,000.
tuT~ nav - expeGsed In this eisy ana visaaisy.
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4 scBooygR STRUCK By LroRryrya

The schooner Frances z. HallOck, Captain
Bulger arrived yesterday Jacksonville, Fla with
her rigging badly shattered BY stroke OF lightning
She was sst uck By heavy squA July II. and the
shtnnT shattered khe main ast from truck
the heel The mAinmsst AhRhLy damaged. ana
sailor who standing t wa knookod down ana
pRrnly ned for several m0menta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-27
IN MEMORY or ossBRlL KsAgHsR

WATERFORD, July %. - Thousands o.
Nationalist. with bands and banners. assembled
a the railway statiea hare to-day -
Welcome Mr. Klllen, from Nev-York. ne
bearer Of portrait and relies Of General Thomas France
Nessher SUNDAY next has been nxsd the Dag
for tbe unveing OF the portrait Richard Power, msn.
Der OF Parliament foe Wstertord CITY. viii deliver a
GRAFTON the 0ccasion-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-27
YgWYoRKsRs IE ZEE "a ,ss,,,s

HOTEL KAArERsKILL, July rs (specia).-
Among the many Eassss who arrived to-day wrrs D,.
srtes Attorney r b Martina. Of Nsw-York. and Mra
Asrtn' who came On thar hrst visit to the catsklls
Anthony Censteek arrived IN the uountains m ans,,
esy william y ceiemen, Of eAn Pfascisca ssse
"a elaborate dinner N honor Of u A.Tharhsr ssa
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TIE WEATHER RBP0RL

GOVERNMENT NDrcArIoNs-FoR ~ HouRA
WARRINGTON, July 26.-FOr New-EngiaHd,
local rama no beaded change IN temperAsara variable
winds. generally southery.
For Nsv.YOrk, Pennsylvania, Delaware and New
Jer,ey rain followed b. weather, stationary tenn
parAtnro. variable winda
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-27
rurcIps OLA BUE1xSss MAN.

Anton Flath, age atty. Of No. 81 Bedford-ave-'
BROOKLYN last evening himself IN tAe head with TO
vover he had basiness dmcuitles for como time
and extricafing himself IN any other way A.
tempted end his life The ballet cok IN qpxare M
inaot . aor1one Uound NJ BAtn DC VII -.
All children He treated 1t the Eastern Dntne' A"s
pitA, where ha soon died
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-27
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATION

A.A.p,R n sg.s.a 49, 2 - "a = go, 20,
S.s-zs u.k Il tsg1 vAf No ssys.s..e - sss,is.
=. EssI 49, ss = aAss5 s = iSSsssss d
- sess,1sGS, e krsa1sssI