davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
OBITUARY.
WILLIAM II. COLE.

WASHINGTON, July S.-Reprcsentatlve Will
tam n. Cole. Of the nId Maryland District died sss
morning at half past o'clock at his Lome In TINS citys
No. 500 Fourthst.. age fortynine DR.. Coe as ne ~
commonly known. has been a sufferer from Brighrs
disease for years and hts death was not entirely
pected He had unable 60 attend the meetings
OF House OF which he member. except once or
twice during the present He leaves wife. Dus
children. Dr. Cole born Ia Baltimore iiis father
was a prominent Democratic politician who educated
tho legal profession, In his early MANHOOD
he went Texas where he at tho breaking OUT OK
late and joined the Confederate forces from tnAs
section He pri ncipally engaged 10 hospital duty
After the he returned 70 Texas AID there marrieo
Mrs. Florence Franklin. An actress OF some celcDrv.
soon after his he went to Baltimore aud en>
gagged I'm journalism. and for several years Wiz
1hs Gazette. He married SECOND time and eDga2el ~
otcs In iss2 ne candidate in bis district pas
defeated In the nomin alton for Congress- but elected
1884 The funeral ceremonies will take place In BalH
more Saturday morning 49,,
land suDmittrd series OF resolutions expressing tae
regret wh which the House has heard ~ the deatn ot
Rrpres-utatiye William H. Cole. and providing Tor the
appointmsnt OF comuittse 20 take order Tor supern
handling the funeral ceremonies Tho House AZ lI.i0
as mark Of respect for the memory OF the dead man,
adjourned. --..h.-. -.
Inc Sneaker has appointed the following members -
a COMMITTEES TO represent the House AT the tanetA . .
Messrs Compron. q b-oa aud McCons. OF Mary sna
Dibbl. of south Carolina Irion or LoulsSoa' "aoe "
Mlss,ouri aud stone, OF Kenrn Ky.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
Post Once Notice


ishOuld 20 re1d ALL " 81 ''"'
cur =. tny t,, xn co le, aDt D 'I, H.
LetIois .oA - ~ "a. cIlr st51 n'f ;No'P. 80,
ior LIs p.e1 ~ x BlI.IE Az @ ni..' ~
u.cA a.
y-sso.s AViA1te ar tns wss. saias JIy ID. -. ;''
FOrclsl 1A'I' ,ase, A. tlIs D. Dc' As s4Jt0''
PsOAf IL m lor st PIerrs. Milae0o. PEI s'o'Hos
ER4DAi ',s.x .l-.JJ .Oi - 'A.'h .ioH'u '.1ns
from hA4' a o. NAIL 4 A0H -'V'-'''
AtlO - m. FOR Ireland, per a --~ ,r,
sAIU sDA sD,xn letter, 10. dre.1 oeisHa Ant - ID
poln I0IAs.' ursJ~ per = sSn.oe.t-
u l' 80 aISs D l.r'ssSt - ,r,.,,1. IN
Ains1"i,, p-c y Edo VIA
attOSy,.n ireland anu efAAee
and BrennoD . Tor 7e0t4-na u.
biAssJN l.eteet' -,
per S,re .ss.a ~ ll.5J IA ~. n1 1'-a -,., H.,
p' osr. nhynlald VIA Ah."elP s''ss sar o.tt ,,cI
reoc ~ mar IA, inland %" At 10 50. IA .oi No i,
dIooS dIosu. mi .SoOA ue IOro, per Ara. " },
or Francs direct. per 3 = - ,s 80 i.r "a
.ur.. ~ Al / .. ~ Capc hayu ~ D'HHS0 0
s'sal Def s o George ". ND"e >..,-,.,,
ls'~ ,,,tn n a. .or spanish HOntafAs NieaI'sos
U>DAi 80 ,.r Nara p, tron Ncs Ot.e--" ,,
anu D0ses 81 ,,.uls per AussT-l.t t'n -
MAILS tl' r,o.s no Jul, .t y n hA' -. - "a.
-Ls.l4ai ,AndrlcL Il s1ll 80 -, ~ -
tIA, .neia ltr5n r'ctiets,ol '.,''
peTa L. - a. .r:,yn ~ Sss f0f2 - -. ,hSs a.i
"A aus lJr Aisteslh. na..' " tr.ac.sco.
Ta.a por $ baslo n,0'u u.i, 'or tIe ,Oa.otf
S,od. per sn city Of rApetiltron ~ III -
here !ay % aai tisi,, % ss,.a,e TsH A'' "''~
yy,,s. !. sa, acs isAf a. -'''
.,o.,a, Of rrAp>Pacinc mails - ~ ra r.s s.,s
no ,s.un pIon of tnor unssoi ,r stny on ~
on a ranol,.o Sails IRON Wy Arc ~
70 s1n & rrAaS 90 On tho dAS ot sailing o AsoAn"'
Ihenes the sAuo day. HENRY G. PEARSON. P''sA-'''~
| po., osiea New YoSa- " l" July ''
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
THE PorrERSTfLLE POISONING CASE.
THE CORONER TRACING RUMOR'-A BUTCHER WIKI
WAS SUSPECTED.

THE CORONER TRACING RUMORo-A BC ICHf-" "''
WAS SUSPECTED.
NEWARK. NJ, July S-The second day OF the
W-sn inquest at New w-GeruantOwn brought out aoo"'
the same number OF people as the first daY Inc coro
ner began the proceedings about II c'ocS anu "i'
th frat few witnesses had been examined deVo'eu LIS
entire attention to clearing up certain rumors th1 hau
b-.n crculatea In the negnborhood 10 reGaru " % s
complcity o, one man IN the poiSoniHs' ~
suspected person. sat in the room the entire ''ne
hare ha searching almost threateniIg looks OF Iae 'P7
,ator. without the least apparent concern.
W r Dunham the Pottsrsville miller, ana one OF III
oeHcers of the church. asked;
DO Won know Of any difference between the churcn
"a hodv and any persons living in tn- n-isnHornooi'
.r rthink there IN. been some, not with the eA'FcH
"a "A body buc with tho pastor. -, ~ y, ,ha
Have you any objection to givlns tne "alHo u WV
ner.nn or nersons who had this difnculty .,.n
There were perhaps Two persons OUT IaI I~1'Nua ~
NOT mention names. In case IL Originate W.
msat .upplied by persona butcher; we 1A,e "''
80 hnTchrr I'm Potter-ville and his name IL Ludlow;
''Was he the butcher at me tlno oi INC '''D0'
"No air John woodruff was" ~ ..,,
As WooIrufs name vas mentlOne' . a
anfctnated that II would be. sur was uot.cs~ n 80
amonS those seated in little paror ana every eS o
was turned upOn MN . .,-.--..os yyooarnE I" wa
:" snit IL ont Mr. Durham." tnerposeu "oo1run' 40
vanr tbts ,se investigated anu thls Is tHp p,o0 w
:, nj ask n. that yOu tell the story straEl u-oo5
ph. cass did not reveal anything against MI "ooo
ruH
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09

Ex-President Arthurs health has not been
improved by LIS "Trip ~ Sew-London. WHe II does not
appear has been any positive for the
worse. The tendency o. his disease has been weaken
hls constitution gradually and he is
when ne was IN tls ~ shortly before he went away
A. Intimate friend VI lie G-ueral who Lad talk Win
hin Oh Wednesday said yesterday that his mind appears
TO be bright and cheerful but as lie has knOwedge OI
MS condition aud feels tuat he losing ground. the
Idea has depressing mena effect aEd De lseXceedInsiy
l0wp.rlted times. He nas the Old trOups with LIS
digestion and OOd " the simplest KIND causes HIN "a
great des OF discomfort Though situated where the air
Il cOO AL bTaclug and the hrat o. the sumner Is not
tei. the attacks OF frequent, inteliofe
Greatly with bis aud retari mis- improvement lie
Las Os flesh during the last two weeks ~ud II now much
tmscael. ana the vigorous bOdy Il now enfreDcd
anc but little His friend asrD- -d
b. his thought from the Generals appear
snce ,Dat lie could no. bear tue struggle great whMe
.Ongsr
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
INCIDENTS At SARATOGA SPRINGS
RAILROAD AccIpENr-socIETIEs OF CHRISTIAN En-
DFAVOR.

DFAVOR.
SARATOGA SPRINGS, July S.-An accident
occurred on the Delaware and Hudson road about
o'lck tbts morning. Freight train No 43 north bound
nassec the depot on time AT Wslton-st one car
iunp.d the track. The accident was not hOilceu anu
the traiu continued FOR fully half mile. Reaching lho
.uburls other cars left the track On several nat cars
were number OF ron bridge trusses, weighing severa
tons each The jotng OF the cars swung the trusses
crosswise when they swept away telegraph poles ana
sveryrbing within tnelr reach Some freight cars
on z siding were moved down The heavy trusses drag
gnc tore up parallel tracks AID twisted the rails
badly. Near Louchberry Lake nve cars were u1'eN'u
and left amass OF klnding wood
Al Saratoga Lake early this morning anumDer Oh uin
Der, ami sringers on the Boston, Hoosac Tunnel auu
Western road. bridge burned. sparks from 10
eouOtye caused the IRE. ,,.,...
Tie -ocers OF Christian EndeavJr concluded the IT IN
ter~-tiue conference hers today. Ine Rev r. IL DAVis
OF Hyde PARK, led the morning exercises io4ioN!nS ."o
rrpOrt Of committees and some routine Dusbess, tne
dunes of oicegs aud mtees were discussed DY the
Rev w. f. strong, OF Beverly and J. l. AllnR' OF
Rocnester Tue alton OF local sOcieiieB 10 me Ce
Society = defined by General secretary 'eorgo u
Ward Boston, and the methods o! lOoa sOcletle LOT
ralsiag money elaborated 10y George IS. 1i an OF
sumuar by Miss Elizabeth I. IOOey OF Boston, VINO
r-pre-snt-I WOmens Christian temperance Culoh
This afternoon Iii Manchester. IT,, or New Haven SPOKE
favor union o. societies, anu Inc rev L.
conferences. Adcresses also made by The Rev. g.
+. Tfwing OF Csnoridge and the Rev. T. y Packard
OF Dorchester. Inls evening the Rev. Dr. H. n Aiueh'
OF Boston, spoke encouraging words 10 al engaged ia
the cause OF Christian endeavor.
Ih- societies decided To here again on July g. &
=.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
TO AMSRIcAy TEACHERS.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE INSTITUTE OF INSTRUCTION
AT BAR HARBOR.

OF THE INSTITUTE oy INSTRUCTION
AT BAR HARBOR.
BAR HARBOR, July 3 (SDsciIN.-At the Amer
lean Institute Of Instruction to-day Professor L. sears
OF the University OF Vermont. rsat paper shsi''cu
Plea for the study OF AagO-SaxOn. which was rePo'o
with thought and sound logic and was admitted W W
Of the polished and forcibie papers OF 'ne
session. Professor Albert C. Perkins Of the Aieiphi
Academy Brooklyn presented the subject oil heenous'
their Use aud Abase" While advocating correct me'n
DDS. he decidedly condemnsd anything like rnaon'ne
work. Teaching should be regarded as iearheu p'o
fession ami should be pre- spared FOR by specai 'r"""
II is fallacious suppose that the scholar aelte'
aptitude from fact OF MS schota
even II IL should ne ~ me highest orlet .n.o tns
snip. Editor OF Ihe Journal ot kducdhon openeu %
might raj he considered a. -xatng principles at the
expense nf methods Methods not to ne uospIs,e
In approving the idea that mere scn0a'uc eouo
would not make teacher, he said "Thrrr ar. 10
In the word you can hire 80 cheap as 'n' n'" "-
know the most" -, con.o.
President William D. Hyde. OF Bowdoin Coiiege. ,ns
lectrred OverwOrk In Schools" lie reP..r'
teachers In New England. To the last question: ION
"Wha remedy do you propose TO countsract tno o.,
me spe, ,ksr sesined rather 10 approve W
sem-humOrous one: "A training school lor paIuhs,ii.
he would rebuke parsnts for
young Children for sake Of display OF
The generalization Indicated that the injurious his to
often sttrnntei to overwork are properly Hs
ed tho OF examinations. OF giving pre-
else marks for school exercises Anu .n,oo,.
Smith College does not announce the standlne =
OF students till three after they have oceh ~
uated. lie also condemned the awarding Oh p.,N. %
especially IN common schools He aninadverleh Sc
verey on the custom purely American OF youns E,'
going into society calculated TO yield an
bic crop OF the sest 1rtaons aud the most UNHAPPY
marriages u
Navel secrstary Of the state Board OF Education OF
Boston, Mass, entitled. Confessions OF Scu,o w
ms.ter." and lecture by Mrs Llvsrnore Oh A'''
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
WEDDING.

NEw-HAvEN, July 8 (SDeciaD Miss Mary
LaViaa Harmon daughter o. General George NJ. Har-
non married day to Charles Ia Heller OF
Bangor Maine, graduate Of the class OF SO, Yale COL
isgs The ushers all Of whom graduated at ale last
enhancement, were Paul h Aimes OF Minneapolis; !;
water I. >teboins. o. Sprlng gneid william McErOy or
Albany Harry Washington and Charles l. Hyde' OF
fsnned. n j.. and George H. BY xbee. OF Los Angeles
SAl The cersmony was performed by the Rev. DR..
YSoOosel. who assisted Dy the Rev. Dr.
oeo<e L. Reed. OF Hanson Place Brooklyn Aftfr Tue
seshOuy The bridal pair held reception at the Harmon
..A1s'oh when attended by nearly l,OOO D'ileu
s4esis. The presents valued AT fZJOOO ana H.
s1led cheek Tor $4,000 from Madam FOy, The granu
..Asf OF the brIe y d. 5p-rry presented an elegant
ehen vase which imported expressly Tor me Occ
Ol The bridal couple viii spend three months lu iu
0pe and Mr. Helller VIII then euLer la.e Law ccnooL
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
MARRIED..

DENZr-PROCrOR-On wedneslay July / issg at tas
residence OF blss parents 40 Newto"n l. l. 0F thr rev.
O. IT, Plysou assisted Jy he Rev T. A tampDe,s Ltni
daughter of A1m Proc or ESQ, to MI ISAAC T. O'A@' VI
OF COTOna, L. 1.
No
FOOrE-HOPKINS- ON Iulv T. az Grace C1nrcn ,Msls,n;
Marie GimoIr, daughter ot Lien and me h'e hodc
HOPKINS
KrrrY-ASUCOM-On ThErstav. Jule "a at Hope~eL
penn by the Rev Akers, assisted DY the rev =; "A
pcnscoter Annie ghJerO VI =. w. Asnc)h AM " ll'"
Kelly. - a..
NON rInYE-HILTON- Munich June H. AZ tne
ana .-rward 30 flsteIr Fee. . nt' joan ~
Montoye 10 Hilton Nes nlth dAd5htei Oh tue A'
Judxe nOJert J.. 4lltDn, OI AloaAy.
NfrNEoRD-MhDAY-A Detroit Mich IN iuesitF, Juy
-, ma Rev A r, Frost samuel H. SIlniOfd e. i-l4h<
IeIn daughter VI chris ian H. Ne .ay
p.b-oN.-NES rVO krH-A Tarrytown helSlt4-pn
July :, Ny tie tIe' D n '", .,@,r -
NenrrorJh. OF New-YorA. 10 -leauor D." dsi5i.SI "'
eO:ge ". Parsons
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
POWER TO License PHYSICIANS.

ALBANY, July (SpeciaD. The annual con-
vocation OF the state University adjourned To-Day aer
brief morning session No degrees were conierrei AZ
quorum OF the regents not present 10 DeS'o"
them The Committee Medical Licensure repor'e"
that evidences OF aerowing sentiment on '
part OF the medical profession IN favor OF p'ing tue
and r.yttlon OF medical ucensure unIer state
authority Whle progr~-s s beng made the movement
ia. not yet reacned degreo Of development reuutna
sec dc action oa part II the reE-nt-
r,s ps,ed iecl srlng nat the judgment OF th ro
vacation the poSer o license payslcAns snOiN oe
vested In BOart of Education different from 4"OuoS
nfn iral IN
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
WOMEN AND CHILDREN N FACTORIEs.

ALBANY, July 8.-The law prohibiting tbe
employment IN manufactures OF children u""e' ~"
and providing that under twenty-one sAA'4 No
be entlo ved more than sixty In any Que Week.
has now gone into effect Inspector James Conno"y OF
York and his assistant. John Franey VIII start Oh
Monday upon an investigation OF all the factories o 'ue
St.te begnnin, at Cohoes and going West. AIeany
tr,able mas arisen because o. th@ Jaw SUI
occurred al a fax mill in schaghilcoKe, nSnsso.soi %
County because rrm discharged ts cnil,eu ' I'll
nl,ves and the men would not do the cniurehs ""IA
wifhout extra pay. Tue d.hculty has not YET Oeon
Lad
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
DAVID DAVIS AND NEWSPAPER MEN,

,,,5xo Day;s lived at a MOTEL while he was in
n,,1yton and lie was not fond OF OelnS mtel'o
,n,s, ~ .o,ns msn lie talked freely he was -,
~ ~ 90 cnrrespondents who tried TO interV 10" n' u
or about winch he Thought tney hau no
ana he once told a correspondent tnAt 10 tP1
a,,1,nt IN dron MIN OF the windD" io' as
nusston abou( some matter before the Shp.en' oron
fo another correspondent who intervnwsu u ,o inc
- =. b,. ,,-ri.luus and brought his manuscriPt ~ ~.
I,'Ss erfnre sending II of. IN order th.t ms - voa
correct he said after looking u over. ."nect OF
80 yr,tr.n tnis interview Ce0ctaw on the ,hs
rs.,nv hens YOU could not nave gotten Iu,, no an
,~srk Non nave umDed up my w0rus so sh~s III y" "A
rso M apstana tnen In other respects tho rePo'' "
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
TBROUGH NEW-YORK STATE.

DRILLING AND GUARD MOUNTING IN THE SUN
STATE CAMP OF INSTRUCTION, PEEKsKlLL'
July 5-The tired 74th and Sth Regiments spent an .
other hot night in camp and not IN goou nni "'
their duties this morning when they turned OUT bu'
they went through their drlls in satisfactory manner
AMI continue to show a daily improvement IN them
The 74tn wa. on guard and its guari-nnuntlhg an'
sKrmi drilling gDoi. The glarls were Vglals
but the hot sun overpovered their OupOsts anu cap
urrd the camp The day prlnci pally spent ~
endesvOrs Keep coOL Both regiments acquI1eu 'ueu
selves crtditaby in the drsss parade.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
HELP FOR MISS DAISY MURDOCH

What. considering the time of year and the state
NJ large auience gsthered IN 'ne
eiiou o era House Yesterday afternoon Tue OCCASION "
r., organlzei principally by Miss Pau me 4il loI
y. osn. nr of Mls. D isy Jd0cs. wDO "A hOpslessn ~
from consumption alter 81 i s.ny Iove les Bleed
~. ~ NJ m, recited Victoria ,c II mug fred %
III cc, sans an LOi Fuller and ROLAND he eel gave
1e nnrkef eilt.on VI Ibe AkaiO Ihen IS o. nh
Ne w. no ~ oon,r Rave Birdie" Lena MeryiAe ihu
sang &c 80 ssng aul danced, Laura Puft gave Der
c aes The receipts will probably amount 70 1e"s t.
80 when has been placed IN NJ M"o's -~"N' ~
landed lOr MlssM Murdock's Oehoh1
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
THE WEATHER REPORI.

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS 30 HOURS.
WASHINGTON. July 8.-For Maine, New
,,.s,mo v-Dont Msssachusstts Rhode Island ana
Connscricut tr weather stationary temperature VA
able winds .,.-
For Eastern New-York sndwestsrn Ne~-forS' seHe,
auv fair weather stationary temperature northeas'ery
winds becoming variable.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09

1RrsuSs Orrrcs. July 81 m'-A'housA .'e
dav was an almost coudIess one yesterday tnere "a
fail In Temperature There wa An upward mo'e'NoN'
of the oarome.er The temperature ranSeu ' o's"o'I
y. Va ~ 10 ~. ,xar,ss sOlasl, being 2ao higher
man on IN. corresponding day last year and =
lower than Wednesday. -, .,,.-,.,ra raw
Far weather wlth slgniy loNer telnPe,H'",1 &C.
n. .rnectrh lu this city snd vicinity tO'u4 A. P'S'
oe @ - ar f,,r weather. Is indicated Tor >a.Irisy
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
Bg The sum


James p. Farrell presided NJ meetins h rantmv lhe
prle l4b AZ the Norton Hous ~ tue e,
80 y,tn, n-u,l-rs we're present: Bryan O. he7wynS;
\ General JAnes l. 3c.rne. Jl4Ee Luw ~
,1ro,-n. NJ ri.s CiDlin and j. Z. Lynch Ino ", ~
- pt.l,r 49, F,rr-il 10 deliver lecture ID 81" u - 80
~ , R.,- tInd Was considered. an after SONS u''
rn..lou n was decided 10 nave the lecture mex.
49,, In,ri-s A. Dana having promised TO pres'uo ran
"" ,s t,r,,Sne rr, A lei er from john Dr!m"r A. rep
r.srutuy ,h. Kings County AssemJy ymsn "Lo 30" ,ns
-, 80. - IA ny game OF baseball Win Inc she
So Y,rk city A-senbl yneu "a sd OF the iuN'- "
Ofier accepted. - ,.so fr,sh National
Al . meeting o. Branch No 10 OF the irish - '',"
re.,ule Elanty four 1-st. and PafA-ay Amos =
,,,1,, nrrslJlng $3.50 WAS raised. Julgr otrpuon
r axe made a stirring speech on DeAa oil 'no 'o0"'
Ireland. , ,,uars
sPRI.oFiELD Ohio. JUL S.-Fve hundrou W 81
were sent fiom here today TO ne Kew ms ,
At Drtr,itby r. NJ Reade secretsri, ana Jah' ,r rne
-on ir treasurer Oi the CitlLcns COHh''''1' ''' "
ParneI fund -. ,-., .agra
OMAHA July Omaha Branch lrlsh Nal'o'"' ~
has raised - 356 80 Ior the Parne fund 4He "o''
,. forwara, to-day to Dr. Reilly. Of Detroit ea'
urcr Oi the National League.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
nrr,rtrre wILsoy TRACED TO VERMONT

PHILADELPHIA. July Special. D.-lhe rumor
that tne Ches.peaXo aud Dciawiro Canh ''"P'"'
vo,,d ac.uoU-dge the amount OF the fraudulent over
,ssne a. egumlte indeDleiuess and ask tue ho'1e's -
tue bond. for aa extension Of thirty years on 'ne
.nounf the bonds hear per cent 'h,err,' ,.h -,
conformation. A PnsertOn detective sent NaPa.'' ~,
IN city today from RutiaDi. VI. sa'ns s"" star.
Ir,ced Dsfauter Wilson to Bellows ta'is' IN 'H"' ~
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
ROBERT DALZELL

PnrsBURG, July s (Speeiah.-Robert Dali
zel prominent and wealthy resident OF this city, died
heart disease this morning He was born IN ireian0
seventy three years For many years ne WAS en-
yos.a In the iron business at sharpsburg. ant was
president o. tie wneOu polnt Fishing CUB whicA owns
largest Of land tt saniusAy Bay ono o, Hry
club IN the country No ono in Western PennsyVan
took greater interest in hulting AMI nshnS sash uS
iii He leaves a wife and SIX cldren. four sons Aao
rtYn nllrnterA
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
There is to be hut ono one

.,.rsto There IL to be hut one
sensfay cf Judge Of the Court OF Appeais anu
been left wisely 10 the discretion Tf make the
COMMITTEES w The committee may well 90 tno Th.
the trouble and expense OF nrPormy tho
Dsmocrd s" .onvantiou when there were iseuos ,nas
bednsa 70 be formulated suthorIsanve, I'VE, few nsmes
che ucket W there IL really no necessiS
Tbis nIattorm the OF last year pe' % vssr
toS timber that the party eau s'An" u''" ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
JOSEPH HIPpoLyrE GUIBERr.

hop OF Paris, is dead
joseph Hippolyte Gaibert was born at AK, Francs.
on December l3 1902. He ordained priest OF ths
Roman Catholic Church In 1926. Previously. while In
Rome. he had the esteem Of Pope Gregory xvi oy
tie ability ne displayed at the time Of hs fnA etAm~
nation He was appointed Superior Of the Grand som
mary Agacco Corsica In 1885 and Bishop OF Niyiers
I'm ls4I. Pope Plus TX. appointed him Archbishop Of
Tours Upon the ASSASSINATION OF Archbishop Darboy.
o. Paris by the Communists in ISL GiiD,rt was
transfer red to Paris Gubert created = Cardinal
Priest 1868 Archbishop OF Paris he protesSed 10
pamphlets. letters and pastoral charges against the
adoption OF ". Ferry's bills regarding edncatlOn-
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
r,,r,1Joy OF nlLIovA1eEs PROPERTY

The STATE Board OF Assessors met at the
Wlite PlAus Court House yesterday Trey found thit
,, .se.s.d valuation OF We.;carster County was
go ono olO and declared their intention Of raising the
vlnti, ~ o. 600 900 one OF tue assessors nnented
a." tns l,cs ol INTEREST Il we'd by the Mr'1he'Ier
y" ''S % ~. - "Duly . vu Ia the county claimed
-, cnnpiv win the sing proprFiy a. It's iuli
y,Ie ana that Nonkers. hose assrs-"d Valn"uon
- 80, ,,nn me Town ir-enburgh. vnlcn has
~, ..--.-,, valuatiou or Sl'UIOoOo. numbers amohs
Jtyt could. At lrNluHt'n.
50 OOv iJD acres u lani-part III IrVpg-
- .,I n,rt In Iarry tJ~h-snd $4,000 on me- p-r-"naI
81. pl ace rai 10 he worth over .OOO.V VVV
rrW "a Et.d IL another resident OF Grecnburg shu j,
asr--.d $4,000 on l2J acres IN lr'ilgton, Anu
- nnn ,n ls- acres outside the villag- lie 10 hi-o
~'-...at - 900 Oh the COttinrtts place IN D"Du-
49, which ns r-ceuty pGrchasrd Tue nrw aqne ucI
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09

Edward Aronson, Max Freeman aud oiher "len Us
Of C. seaman are engaged getting up o-nc" pio'
.rcs for that WellkBown stage manager M 80 n" "a
- q, 49, a ,fh an arscon ~ lungs and ha pe.h PFC
eu al of ffom actlNti ehtaz velr. m
,c..tnn liz /, an rngllruma. bni mas Drrh hahl
th. confIv ~ was the husband OF Mis- ar :. =
a bright comedy actress whose us@'" oeo"i'
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09

A MATTER OF TAsTE.-('ueSt rising excited.
y from ia. aole after tasting an oiys tor tas nr's
time1 IT, sorry Ia be u disturb the 1llarty Oh ths
mntin > but behave Oksrs been satns the suse
berries - Judy
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09

British steamship Kenl worth, which arrived mere TO-
aav from Port Antonio Jamaica, reports that on
Jure 27 tho island was swept by t-rpado whon
created havoc with the property OF the natNes ana
caused a los. estimated at S50O.O0D. The low lsnus
were inundated and great fields OF banana 'rees "e'
dcYastafed.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
DINNER TO NIX. POWDERLY.

lhe Twilight Clubs reception and dinner to
nelers Master Workman Powdery was held at tn"
no'e Brighton night About 800 people were pres
Among the speakers of tho occasion were MT row.
%fJ, r. Shepherd Senator Mcpherson, General
sSsihs Colonel {. " NIugate, Mrs Cr0ly Cenno JuheJ
uNn. A"' P@iS ie'"i"N W WV "
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
srrn,vc1y MONEY FOR PARyELL.

The Tammany Hall General Committee mas mas
~ came 20 the froat Determined to add TO the e2oooo
WHICH Il has a-eady contributed in favor Of Home u'e
The first nsta OF the second part amounts " Wn6
~ y, ~ Ono and IA distributed IA follows: j.. "p"'
lSn j. Tosi, j. Smith and lame, Fz!sTe eo Win
itno yxph 5000: lst 800; IL. $500; Ath' F2Vo
Yin 5000: KILN 500; XVllIth, S1O)i AA''''
>'V annna Subscription of S37 30 sent IN By Father
ne n,rriotic pastor of liavrrstraw. y m3Hss
. total OF 81 100 subscribed alter the 'eo'"i0 " -
Wall ,---...tor, ,r.ra receiyed
The following additional subscriptions were
yesterday by the Irish Parliamentary Associa"'N
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
rue pnrAI LAN0TRY OAK.

Yos,,ntts LefeT 70 The BOsIOIi TT"V,I'',,'
r.rlv the nexI morning We found the camp
Lar - s',I bns mic 90 Ine road toward Mirror LA.e
We ptchcd our tent opposite me hoyA n'o in,crip.
80 ,r.s csllra tho Roy al Langtry OAK An ipsop
& 1o 10 sed 20 Tho tree conveys the stAfns
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09

Uciman'- Pads Have Cured ~ -
More cases Cs and Fever SIX H'ai 'nis L'e' ''
stomac b ailments tl4a All Otaec kn )wn 10 neiiea