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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-25
THE FIRE RECORD.
s.wvr1r AND LUMBER DESTROYED.

NEw-HAvEN, July "a tSpeciab.-Ihe New
uaysn steam sawnilI was burned to-day. Burning
shavtnes rose and we're carried away by the wnd IAN
ing in the lumber yards nearb and gnitlng seVel'
buildings and lumber piles. In less than one hour ."o
wooden sheds Of the sawml, containing tons Oh ui'
timber and valuable machinery, were IN ashes al" mn
ion. OF feet Of lumber were destroyed Al io"i
n m the flames under control "nen tue ni0
broke out there we're twenty men In the MIL "
ing dinner They did discover the IRE uh' ai'ei VIC
alarm had been given Fire Marshal henneuy 'n'nA
that the FIRE was OF incendary origin Inc oncei' "
,he comnanv saw that the fire probably caught ID 'no
engineroom The company has not been IN prosperous
tiunc,al condition and a receiver was appointed oS tue
court about year ago The liabilities were stated d.
so13 sol 3d. there being bills payable secureu
so- 4AG f3 and bills payable unsecured Tl-5's 10 -.
The NH nroperfv vsnt0rird ~ Sl2-9s+ o. Dr-iues
lnluher Tools etc, vSuei at $4,000 Inc lhsurtnce
va 90 900 nlaced follows: lima. eI,0oO. naLE
1nrt - 600 Phoenix, $1,000; Continental, Tl'Vooo
CoT'nerr,,l Union, l.5OO; Imperial, --'VVV ;
pr,-t.b American 500; North nerlcan, Sl,JVV ;
Cu,riian I,udnu. II 800; Flreman's tnnl' el'vOv'
Peonles Neu-York. y. 500 ; Hanover. @lovo' cWing-
red u 900 Connecticut. LOCO, flr" hsSO.l~ Ion'
England 81 600 German American, slOuO' NiA9ara'
- 600. Frsr National. OF Worcester. 500 Phhn K
~ w. $500. North British $1,000; Nestches er'
$40 People's o. Mddletown, 5000 Ho"arl, OF Ne"-
Y.rk ~ 600 Tho company emp Dyed seVenly nVS inu'
VINO vii he thrown ont OF employ meni MlIlam darcy,
81 steamer No IL hurt oy falling from rooI us
face and arms were badly burned and one wrlst was
broken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-25
HARVESTING TIE NORTHWESTERN WHEAT

a.
ST PAUL, July "a SOeciah.-Ihe Pioneer
Jress IN IFS weekly review OF the crops says Will the
arcrnon OF tns rain H. southern Dakota and Minnesota
an sunday night, there been no change IN the
weather IN the past days On the wnOie s5e condl-
,s have, peen favor.Dlr Tor wheat The crop ripen
ING ,af and the close " Will see the Dulk OF
the grain OF Southern Mnnesots and Dakota In shock
As The harvest progresses reports as to the damage
,v m. aroutn become a little better, altnOulh
s,u conflicting Il seems to be now settled
tnat there will fair average crop In the
telltory directly tributary TO Minneapolis Aiong the
Breckenridge division Of the Manitoba road from Mime
pos 10 Wahpeton, OAK. there VIII be "a large crop
a.. th.t Of last ycaG Along tue Fergus ais DIVISION
,ns,rop IA hight From Fargo north 10 HIsboro Oh DUN
sies Of the river including wide belt there Will De
fair crop FROM there north the crop is hght growing
wor., the further goes. ABOVE AuDurn on ue
rot .ide and Ar-ye the MlnnesOiss SIDE the crop Is
,~ct,c.Ilv failure. from Grant Forks OAK, Alu
tts D-yls Lake country, OAK, TIE yield VIII NOT Or
man, than TO per cent as much az last year
80, win the DesT weather Grand Forks aul
Naoh counties are set down LOT aDou' HA.a
crnD OF Valley CITY; on
the Northern Pacific road to jamestown the crop
Inreslng 10 stutsmaD County UeEAu on lhursuay -ne
~. are that there Will not I've more thah nan
crnp IA that region. IL Is genrraIJ conceded thAt o
ln.s Ptyer Valley VIII not produce more than nan q
cr,n tbi, year the acreage II much greater th' ~
- Wisconsin the drOuth Is severe
n.r- n.s nreu some Northern WISCONSIN, III lho
r,a.t 70 ~ lays the showers were only local. al
t"rSiv ennugn To- do mucn good. In many instances
MD. are entirely destroyed by cLnchhug-i ihr uSco'
!. worEiug gu corn and DONG gOod desl OF JAIL
49,. F.rIuers nave u felt One IN years over inc
onook AZ, al the time. Hay Is as0 very HsH'
cron corn and roots crop are ialfly we'll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-25

The next proudest man in the Fourth ward
o "5teve Brodie yesterday was Captain Charley
Hines The reason for this lies the deck OF barge
at the foot OF Beekman-st II is man-eatng snarA'
ten feet long, first caught this season anu 'no
largest one that has been hooked IN 'ao
Fast River for several years, according
TO the veterans around the nsh market
Captan Hines and Little Nike" Hanlon armed tnenl-
selves with the necessary implements OF the cra. co.
Yesterday morning and taking small ooat maze IL 100.
10 the Brekmanst pier. allied their hOoH anu
owe rbuard and awaited developments 1hey cane
10 o'cnck with a rush that nearly started the sPlie
Ia when the boat was made fsst Holy SMOKE lie .
corker" shouted Little Mike, as he thrr" tue ens
of the line M on the pier lt was seLeu
Dv wiling hands and twenty stalwsrt nsn , noI ~,
marched with the line up the per TO tue tn1s VI
{" Whiskev Johnny" aud ID little wne tine snAls ~S
thrasung about ON the pier II was Iemaio eI E
Wh.n .n. snied she WED two feet OF smile. fouI
rows of teeth sharp nshhooks aud as "n a o.
ivory orr amented her Jaws Among otner tinss .a
in hsr stomach was a Al pound liver and man shVe.
No sgns OF feet found. Cap ain Hines VIII
As prize at 10 cents q head at the ioo' OIL DeoA"''
fnAf.w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-25
frcrKsIOy OF OYEILrs ENPLoTEs.

When II. O'Neill s. Co., Of 325 Sixth ave.
rave their employees the saturday nal 20
a. suploves decided 10 celebrate 1t. The sloIe
vas not big enough. and the empoEes
Mt ui.hipg to be IKE the children OF the Oh"
Law who lived in shoe, DECIDED 10 'aA1 ."
.rcorsou to Excelsior Grove. up Ine hoN
.ou and IL took place yesterday si'ern"on'
The marty had big excursion steamboat anu o"'s''
ana between COO and 700 Oh board. The boats
is the per at Twenty-nrst-s, North Rverat2 D. H. IL
WAS the largest family party that has sailed up TIC
RIVER this season AL know eacn other The 'ho4is Oh
nretrv girls enjoyed being waited OIL the moor moor
vaIgers frateruzed with she cash hoys tio
go -esf c,erks" hobuobbed with the neTeaI one
and the party organized for pea ure 80,
zane an Organized appetite for fun Ihc npl
~ tb- barge given up 10 dancing wAlcn VS. Aep'
rn n lively stye long the music -@steu 4Ne 40;
yras beautiful the water was scarcely rpP 90.
! 1out $50 o'clock the boste Tut il al .ne
erDye winch was quickly turned into j Dig llcn'c
sroun4 Every DoGy camped out on the ~ s,s
Tor sapp-r aud then enjoyed me rNlnts
experinrnted win the photographer. c.Inoed
fbs NILS 10 see If they were real osne7l
or MAYED baseball until II time TO return Ohly
H. arylvA of the boats about Il O'clock st0Rpeo
ana enjoyment. The excursion was managed uy NJ -,
Tnomas ami the party thanked him Tor hls e1Ors LIZ
excursion be repeated next year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-25
srxpAY.soRooL s1ORY TOLD BY DRUNhEF.

sryDAY-sCHOOL STORY TOLD By DhO ~" "''
Boston drummer 4" says that he was never
cornered in his life but he near 1t once "hen ne
was called on 10 make speech before d 0u"N"'
school. ~,
81 was spending my vacation last summer III -'e"-
uamnsbire - he said q went fishing one day Oh 'no
town pond and as luck would have it, one oil Tue
day-schools went on picnic TO the same place D'e
,l,n,derstorrn came I'D and were all driven loi
shelter to n farmhouse near by. We all cro"uoN
around the open fireplace TO get dry. was con-
petely drenched and got so close to the Ire 'HA'
warmth soon put me to sleep. Pretty soon some o"e
tugged At NV shoulder and hauled me on my iee'' "
WA the occupant of the house. SAID he 10 Ihe 9'''
which was crowded around me;
Mr. - from Boston viii say few words.
d. What shall say 7 asked half awake anu 'aO''
confused.
a.Oh. say three words to them said he
An right | replied. Children, viii say 'n'ee
words to YOU. only three words : began, and then
stuck. d.. ,t,e rec
-, Only three words began again But tne nv
word. did not come and the expectant scnoo'
nv plight began 10 gr1n. Then suddenly Ie0o
AM e xperience at Cape Cod Ill
Children | began for the third time,
make II only three letters instead OF three "orus'
once heard "A Superintendent at cape Sou - -
school about three letters which he SAID made Tue
tbat sunoay-school children should revere ABOVE AZ
things Can't you guess the word, Mary 81" rn Ns
Can't YOU johnny Ii is only three letters L
now-It is simple and easy L-u-' -'o'o - '-''
, ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-25
c.1r,F DDtFyIy6 SOUTHEAST

FoRT WORTH. Texas, July "a lSpeciah.-Fur-
-, ,,.,,l.~s from the catLie the effect that
v.s,rraay Captain Fuler, eommarding the Decatur
Kiar,. received l-tter from Constable stannrd' OF
Er,nort sAlug that upward OF thirty thousand head
NJ c,ttle we're dri.tng southeast and we're nearing
Chico The farmers OF the neshborh"od were organ
lzns aud would ndsITous Gu Bear OreeA 'ouA5 an.
' 49,, ,r,v,u, of the cattle through their lands II
-. . -. ,.i,g DIR ven Is believed The letter
~. y, r. Thai ne Drcaiur militia come 10 Cllco
' 80 "a re.traiutng any persons 80 U"rpassing no
il' 49, ,,rw,rled AT by Captain Fuller to Adj
i"tiei ~as ~ - Al Austin. Ii seems cOpfcr-
J"' - n.,I h.tw coniendlng persons "hlch
10, -, ,nrniug back tneir cattle. Trouble is for the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-25
,,,rp1c.y NEUROLOGICAL ASSOCIATION

LoxG BRANcH, July % SpecsdA.-lhe Amer
= Genealogical Assoc. ation closed annual meeting
,oa.v d. James II. Lloyd. Oi Philadelphia roAu u
paoer ON Moral Insanity, IN whoh he made pea TOT
more rational cerebral pathology. Dr' r. n
Dsrruu Of Philadelphia, read "A paper on So"e
,o-,.at now facts and deductions relating 70 the
n.fvans syslein.' Dr. j. Rudiscn Of New i"rk ue-
srr,ird a form OF BAKERY. Professor m,a,eI
Y,,,rad the mead OF a murderer III. ShaIleS n
H11s exhibited the brains OF iWo muiueIeir
10 ~ ChnaTnan. the latter being Iho onp
-, of I. Chiuaman described. Inc h'so
',,u approved the prOp"siiiOp 10 form scohRess :"
.-,sun ph sic aud sur eons Ia e"nuheti"n Win
Amsi'eaH The .oll0wing officers were
isrt-a: Dr. l. {. Gray, OF Broo.iyn, president IT
-, Rlnber Of Bait -pr-sIdsnt'
az DIT ~ NJ .Yors .@crelsrJ ard trsa-lr-r' Or
i,r snsl.r of PhIlaie phis and DR. o. w. JAeopy'
of New York, ooun-siiors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-25
LABOR AND CAPITAL.

NEW STRIKE IN CONGRESSMAN SCOTS MINE
PIrTsBURe, July "a (Spec'Gp- thirteen
men employed In Congressman W. l. SCOTS coal
-. mar scottshayeu station the Bait
more and ohio road again on strike De-
cause the fOrcOiy elected cheek "een
man from tipple. There Is state law IN the interest
OF the miners which Or vides that they shall De ao"eu
AZ their own xpense have check weisntmah Oh "a
upple ODvtwo days ago 1t wssrepotIeu ina ',V
ioved AZ four OF SCOTS mines had signed eohtrAc.
by which they agreed resume Work al reuucoT ~.
~ csnt- ron below the price paid at other mlnes 4uo
Of me aud Peters Creek CoaI CoLn
80 A. Coal Biur have told that they must sana
y REDUCTION from the u cent rate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-25
qsE LONDON CHESS TOURNAMENT.

,,.soS THE POSSIBLE DARK HORSE IN THE "A0-
1IPscHUIZ AGAINST GUNsBEkG.
The managers of the British chess Associa.
,.,lsd for cessation OF hOstilities 10 the 'ouIn"
'VN ,.raav 40 that the ties might be played on oI
'-..s,u that the scores close that IL "ouu
- re.,ea with Mason distribute the prizes aooou
-, a. he saw tit 20 play his adjourned games w.
nss,,,d therefore that the adjourned games snoue
er,.h-d yesterday aud the Association 'Snaue' ~
even In the evening. Mason defeated MacAe"A -
with Ylackhurne. Mason has therefore SCORE , a.
80. ard will rnost probably win against [o, s QUO
Sorme- which will give hun score ma sSe tourna
:. &c rh,sf prizss The decisive rouna "a Nv ~.ny
Q. ~. come Of on Monday and will DO al e1s ne
,, FOR tnr entire chess world. The following "a Wv
60 tween IApscnutz and G1asoers'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-25

town not hundred miles from Boston, which gives one
Idea OF the straits to which grandparents were
often reduced In those days:
Watching bitterly cold night with sick neignbof'
she heard midnight the little children crying Win
cold in the loft overhead and leaving her sleeping
patient she went pstnirs. and tried 70 nnd an ex.rs
Quilt blanket To spread them But In vain, Tor
In that poor home there not much a. shouIler
BLANKET that could be spared At last in utter desPer
ton spread over the shvertng little side cf
leather that she found roll ed up under the caves
II kept out the cold. any how. she said as she toL
the story afterward And the Ioor little THINGS
stopped their cryin and cudded down rs contenteo An
comfortable q nestful o. kittens "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-25
,,rRDsFEk paFYIYG THE TOWN.

BRADFORD. Penn, July "a tSpeciat.-At
uoou to-day John l. Thompson, railroad CONSTITUTION"
boss. went into the 0Arroom Of the Brewer House al
NJ LEVITT twenty-oue miles south o. ibis city. and
o,ck-d a quarrel with John iohi, the bar1ender'
against whom he held a grndse' lhompso" was
lo,o.j with whiskey AM a revolver and the matter
III II, q, .not rom the later when terulina ted
Vn|'s ne twenty mnutes aiterwafd lholhp'oh
wakrd he streets Tor an honr no Que uarlns ~ =.
- nm Int wnen man started 10 a nelGhDoI-
INK settlement FOR "lh.hrster rlne VIII
$50. er.t urrting pledge from The crowd thA1 no
.r.,tt not ne lyncn-d. He - now IN iail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-25

PHILADELPHIA. July 81 tSpcciao.-shortiy
before a. ~ to-day fire WAS discovered IN the Dui'dns
No. ll2l south Fliteenth-st. and before II was
subdued loss Of $4,000 incurred. The premises
were usei by J. shepheri and Thomas "-'tehhonp *
ca for tie manufacture OF stockings Drushcs ana o'her
t-n, ,rors There IA an insurance OF $500 in city
companies. A. N.y.s a.,a,a and or.
-, ,v En,nn Kne, a truck farmer IN GERMAN
,-,yn ,,.s burned early this morning. win aiOss Oh
IS, 900. and no insurance
,,o.-.ov vi. July pa IRE here last night de-
sfroyea hotel and several small buildings The loss 10
$4,000 q Insurance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-25
1rwr1RY FACTORY BURNED.

Bosrox, July 81 Speciah.-B. :. Freeman q
CO.. large j-we.ry factory at Atteooro was burned
TINS morning. The FIRE originated on the top moor
which was occupied by ". o. C!ark Co.. maDuIac'ur'
ing Jewellers The wing the building was occupied by
u.lv R-orhers the lower floor by Mason, Draper Co.;
tne grol,yd floor by b. =. Freeman * Co. W q CLARK Y
Co.'S loss Is totai, $4,000; insurance syOOOi i-sl5
badly DAMAGED by wafer place their loss AZ eooVy "a
sursi for 5000. b. :. Freeman 20 osr W 49,
IL $500 The loss on the factory Is So,OOO Wen lnsufeu-
About Two hundred hands are thrown out OF "orA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-25
ALx7rkR From BISHOP gHI77AKxR

THlLADELPHIA' July n IoVoC14'T' IC Tut
lowing letter received Bishop stevens from Bishop
o. Ii, whitaker. given TO the put &c to-day;
Reno. New. July :. 1886.
ATDRAR BISHOP STEVENS | thank you VIII al ny
heart Tor What yOu written 10 me- 10 kno" mat
you vii gal 10 have come 10 work with you gives
Ne gnt uyoa path OF duty want 10 DO WAT COO
6as lie 10 90. though shrink from SO great res
ponshlaty cannot Du feel more aHC more lmPFrtsru
believing that t-is election il OF
the Lord. May he give grace TO see clearly mar "a
EsslL II come 10 70. 10 Will be Win The strong
sesIc be you a sssrtant lndeed IL VIII oe Win
Tie hope Of nndor your direction, OF
which yon sisn rs.v.l, win the prayer That
D. briug many OF your burdens you may be
leslored 10 your ioi ner health VhrcNgh he loving
UhdBess OF God AnociiOnately yoIrs
y. IL NHrTTAKER-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-25
John L. RICE.

John [. Rice, wel-knOwn dry-goods mer-
chant Of this city died at his home, No. 20 west
Twenty second-s yesterday. He was born IN Belclar
Ireland no september 1924. He came to tbis country
soon after attaining his M ory and embarked IN the
dry.eoods bus which lie has followed Tor the Ias'
tori years Besides his wide circle OF commercial ac-
ouaIntances in New-YOrK City, he "a wei an" q
tnrouyhout the Southern states John l. kce Co., o.
Macon Ca and McLoy Rice & Co., OF Chareston are
firms in which is partner. and In pOth these CHE
he mad many friends. He leaves a VIE ana Two
cbudren in Ne York and married daughter IN cllgo'
IreIa Id
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-25
He coUyrERFslrED SMALL COINS

Christofe La Monte, an italian, who was arresto4
$50 Twenty ninth Friday for passing sev
counterfeit 0cent pieces on Jacob Harris Of No 5 fory
st. taken before Commissioner Shields yesterday ~
Policeman Hauser When the police officers made me -
search the house which Ia Monte ven ~
wi tin which under =
The recovered and found % contn
nickel counterfeit Ia AonsS
said q barber and frutseler He held foe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-25
rFArreEs OF THE LABOR PROBLEM

The strike In the Mott Iron WORKS III Mo''
Haven nas been enthusiastically settled to both parties
I'D m. 500 men who went on strike FIVE weeks ago re-
turn 70 work on Tuesday. ,.. =, r ahor IN
,,1s rss,on are busy now selecting delegate 10
,Hs General Assembiy which will convene al hion I,
mond on the nr.t Monday IN October me ~
rellou, From The New districts last ear a. ha
lion there were zen delegates while considerably over
100 will 20 10 Richmond
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-25

OH DIEM AT THE Ne E-kAGLAND AsSEADL l.
SOUTH FRAMINGEAM, Mass, Iy "a Special
C-IdseL'- Day celebrated Will sreat enth islas u
al the N-wEnglsnd Assembly. Early IBIS I-ornlAg AL
Examination held OF the childrens and Intel mediate
classes At IL o'clock Frank 5ead, OF NeW-l ork gave
al illustrated TO The cLildi 81 In he aerhoon
there procession III which several nuhDIeu o''
dreu marched to the auditorium where they were al
dressed by Mrs I.ahrop, Dr. Hurlbut and others auG
hen reports Of the examination were read nom when
II learned children and s1 OF TIE htef-
mediate classes had perfect papers ana beaty nI'5
otu~s required per cent III the evening
a concert given by the orchestra ana cAofus anu
dreus with suitable addresses c4Osen ne
e.-fc-es he WOmea's Christian Temperance Union
.uartt been lively, nearly tnousshu Niel-
tor having been received AOoul '~enty-nNr youuE
ae es lave Joined the union here. and OrganlZi Ons
W. b. formed CanIhridgrpOrt. Princeton, stSos-
lon Braln.ree. lynn Lowell and New bedlOIa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-25

From TIE Sso- England Aaga'e'e .,r uodern
ON account OF the Scarcity OF rOttoh' oui 80 !.
comfott,pl,s w-re a tnlng unhrafu o. nna, ~ iv
.r-ttut, ynolcu quilts. -tu1ed with WOOL "n 49,.
ouilt "a, often Ia the most el1Dornto xrre
IN al new England households These quats me
at,su ieN nnd tnln IN many poor ONE
iar. nad hard work 10 shlei their dock OF nlto on
fr, IN. bitter cold OF winter. In spite OF inc in
u,,s mai even ne ,ro-t were ADJ" 10 oNu'
- .,n,,,,t az su,i could had for the cutting
s..ri story OF a good Lady who lived ~ hAl ulao Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-25

e,oss3 SIS making total OF nofe
wss SsI50OOO collected by the ~, nonu una,
than c,nm,ttee siuce last October Aon 70 'lis
house ,ans by the Parliamentary Fund Assoclsuo.
hss o eot OF which Judge Walsh Is Chairman ans
OF .ent the raised directly 10 farneii
Nheu 70 as,ociations outside OF the controu.lon,,
tnese re been forwarded through the irish n;n
wblon nave sent TO the Irish treasury IN pu"s..
lesa 900 The committee appointed I" .onncn
t-oO I'm o,ittee OF the municipal .~.
the co" Ir,sh National League to arrahke
OF tse reception OF the Parliamentary oeiegao zen
nonth viii meet At the Morton House 'o-~''''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-25

20. that that bald head curse
The fly. and worse
The roach. and ubiquitous water. bug
Might roast with their sire
~ that promised big fire.
For all wicked things when their graves arc dug.
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a pure California production,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-25
THE WEATHER REPORT.

GOVERNMENT INDICArlOSS-FOR 81 HOURS
WASHINGTON, July 24.-For Maine, New
Hampshire. Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island anu
Connecticut fair weather. followed oy focal rsios sta
uouary temperature variable winds. becoming south
erly.
For Eastern Now-York. Eastern Penns ylvana, Ne"
Jersey and Delaware, fair weather. followed by local
rains no decided change In temperature winds generally
southery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-25

rnueed between So ana 62'. TIE svsEaes "sIs
being - higher than on Friday .< -
Fair veather. followed by rain. may b sxpsessd -
day In this city ana vieinty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-25
IBON TONERS IN PLACE OF STONE

CHANGING THE CABLE SUPPORTS OF THE sUsPEN-
SION BRIDGE OVER The NIAGARA RIVER
NIAGARA FALLS, July 81 (SperdD.-Some
important improvements being made In the N'As""
Railroad Suspension Bridge which may turn ITO DC rs
dangerous they difficult Of accomplishing IN an CIR
cheering way. Tho four massive towers OF s'o"'
which support the big cables OF the ofias.
are to bs replaced with iron supports anu d"
IL thought now that, although perhaps danserou''
this can be Done without interference Win inc use
the bridge Every precautiou TO avoid accidens
has been taken oy Mr. Buck engineer In charse VI
the work Workmen making room on tne 49,
OF the towers Tor the preliminary iron WORK. euu nn
IL being chppef away with care by experleuceu " =,
VINO Know JUST which ones TO remove On tne LIT Sppi,w
the towers who look like pcrDies from uo' 49,
and drilling caps that when the time comes .e
hydraulic jacks may be applied and the gres. nss
safely Graded from the stone supports wnlcn nav
them up 80 long and placed strong iron towers haina
Will replace the stone The iron WORK ~ "oon
made 10 Detroit and the shipments OF material 900
begin The cost OF the towers Will De @fo, 49,
Disintegrauon Of the stone Is the reason Tor cnak"s
the towerA
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WHERE PLEASANT DAT CAN BE SPENT

The question often asked Uy VIsIIUIs us 0'I
n st,v-st homes IL the summer time lie ""Aere eau
20 or a single days eHJOymentf The Ere I.s'iIO"e
=. srang the attractive day resorts a4Ong ~ iihe.
snuuoa Glen, which was OpeHeU ~ 80 -
rr'n.ryone many additions and lNpON'iDrhts >.
among winch the most popular IS s"'lcno"eA
"a road that makes q clrculI OF inc DlVIis 49,
=. -, f.rrv from mountain 10 mountain, a large
I.ucuA paw lion aud other ATTRACTIONS Green WON
10 f.rfv-nu- miles from the Guy, IL more s'EAc-
III. season tusn special daily excursions are
m.lr a 30 for round trip. Al excursion uluet
IN from aDy other out OF New-York Is the 4OuI "
he American IIOssachs" strlp which is growing III
fav,r II consists a by boat. raj ana fIa'e:
through river mounta aud lake comprising Ill o
1--WE We hours among charming scenery ms eAcuIslOA
c.u De IL ade daily except sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-25
DyscussJNG ME7HoDIsr MISSIONS.

OCEAN GROW, \. j., July "a lSpec.aD.-A
Convention OF he WoHans Home Missionary Society VI
the Methodist EpiscOpa Church Ao!d IL tue IsOer-
n4cIe today Tie meeting pre- ded over BY Mrs
Genefa Fish Addresses wer. mAde by Mrs } n
E4acron formerly Dean OF Ire WOmons College,
Evanston. Ia, Mrs Lacy Killer Meyer, Principal OF the
Cl.oago framing ,shoOi. Rev. Dr. J. M KING, Mrs
:. B,stsrIL Mrs Con. MIS- Jar.lsOu, Mas Reed. Mrs
= s. NuAlon al4 Mr.. NJ 4. w llrlage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-25
ARRESTED FOR EMBEzzLEMEYE

BosroN, July 24.-Herbert n. Smith, TOR,
marty treasurer of the American Mortgage anc
investment Company arrested this afternoon ioi
the emDezzlement Of -, 900 from that company.