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FINANCES OF THE READING.

PM. ADELPHIA, July - Special. NJ.
Da A. speciA master uudsr the receivership OF The
ph,.elpna and Read ng Railroad Company THIS morn
inr sled in the United sstos Circuit Court his audit OF
tie acc ut of the receiver for last month The rair I'd
eor1panvs account shows baancs carried forward on
June l. OF sI37Gl- 81 which IA added the receipts
from t-.v- fr-i- ols coal. merchandise, etc.
ap,oant.ns 70 y 27jl-3 76 sDd the various receipts
fro. otaer sources making total Of S2'76o'o93 ~.
Prom MS = deducteI rlOl2.-GJ 81 Tor wages al y
saaries >l-4.G-y ~ for materias and supplies AL"
the varou- anilsrs footing up S2,b4S AL - anu
leaving lG G63 so carried over OF y l. lh7 'Oa'
on me iron COmpany's account shows balance
OF Sa5.-7- - on aAnt on June l, 10 "hlcd
:, aided the recey yts from coal saled,
o. a. ST. an ths rs,ei from Otner sources, CIV
T. . e-' ea3 AS 81 From thi' amount - de-
H.-s - -,,3 - ,cr - and salaries @lSs' 90 -
Tor matcria. a4d supplies AZ the o-ner -'-.
maslae VI gSl .5ll 23, and leaving oaIan--
o. 90 l3 carreI 10, ward 10 July !. MI Daias also
rle report IN tho matter OF De peutlon
EI~iu P4ssons reference 70 ihe payment o. inter
i.rsfings floating d-Ot. Tbs master states that
liz CONTAINED Ia nls lasi report was ncohPelo
and submits sen sdale which shows that me par
= the stocks ani TCudf pedsed Tor the nOathE
GcDt OF lie railroad COLI psny In addition 10 those con
tanned previous report, is 80 i4-.StO' anu ui
tho. pledged fDr floating debt Of the COa ana iron
Company $3.50. coo Judge Butler Will on wednesday
morning cOuDst n relation Do compelling wltness's
!n Tie force osure 70 answer certain questions
recently grOpoaAdci Oy NJ. |Owen-
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that State whirn she claims has less men convc~ than
any other State p the Union. Mrs. K Barney super
ntendent " the prison work OF hnouo
Island. read r.nort allowing great I'm
provement u ths jail system OF that state
Mrs Woods, OF the Errng Won,an's Homo OF Cnicago
ssld Ibs great trouble 10 o"ro
for the continually Increasing number OF girls
VINO are being led astraY. The main idea was 70 mk9
this homs like natural home possible. ana
many giriG had bsen returned TO their irisaus
Virginia 7. smith. member OF the
state Board OF Charities. Of Hartoru,
children
slrs 1oodhart sent paper entitled The n,ih n,nrsuh
nohc OF indisna' which read by Dr hc'upocn.
1he argued that the pnring OF poor children In p'no
asyluns should bo stopped In eighteen months tra ~
was uscoVered that county homes for children was .io
best sy'fem. William r. Letchworth, president OF tne
New York state Board ~ Charities. read paper on
The Children of the state"
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
RRANDRFTU-Slng Sin

DRANDRFTH-sing Sing July ls. Charles B'anireth. IN
Fnper al rom Ssrta sns sing NJ E. Church. Wednesday July
trains leave V rand Central Depot $50 returning leave
sing Sing 5s6
BULKLEYIn this city Monday %oTpins or f. July ls'
Funeral ssryes7 at ny & as as at io 30 oeosk
BURLOCK-At New Brunswick. y j. on sunday mornins
July Il 1886 in her sst year Agnes %alga'r % o., o, 20 20
Fera services at the residence Of her grandson Nchoas
Wliamson - Bsysrr, st. New Rrnswk. J. On We'd
nesIay July u. arrival Of IL o'clock tram rom Ne"
pALFoNsE-At the residence Of DT r Wills VIII: " -:
Plains Y, July 10. 1885, Professor J. l. dAnon''' III ''
Fn5.r g D. M Wednesday the Grace Church.
rFAREY~As Albany. n Y. July ls 1896 winifred Kata
daughter Of George D. and Mary l. FeaFey aged y.''
JACKsON-On sunday, July Is John Jackson In 'he 'a
FgsHera rom his late residence lo4 East sstt Tuesday
July 90 at 23O p NJ.
JoHNsToyAt West nqDoksn SUNDAY JGy 9IeT 4
Funeral from residence on "Wednesday al o'clock
Of Perton in SSa~SO5fn T IL. Il
Keahofer and daughter the Late wayman crow o '|
Louis. .
KIrTLE-on Monday July 10, Catherine Eun!ce wife of
ran. se M be held at her residence l?2 DeIars
Place Elizabeth, Nj, Wednesday July a. al 30"
Ihtermont at Buffalo Ny.
KNOwLTON-At West Upton, July IL William kho"l'on'
FneraI from the church. West Upton Wednesday at
Friends and relatives are invited attend without further
MEAD-ou Saturday July IT, Josephine daughter OF Anna
and the late MillaHi \. Mead. -..,...o -, 81,
Funeral services will held nom her late residence 10
East l-st Tuesday morning. juy ~ al iA'oO oo0A
Iutermcut Greenwich, Conn -
MURKLAND-At uackensack, Friday morning, j. Y X.
Murkland
Funeral notice hereafter
PATTERsON Yonkers Jgy H. 9f harifni9g o 'ns
BRAIN Henry McFaran son oi me ate ,soo"I' i. I'M
Funeral nom residence l50 Bdena |4sta'e" On
Tuesday at p - ,,sc ~,
PENNELI-At Roselle. y. J. sunday J"y 10 A00' my
A wife OF Charles II. PcnDcil - o,.
Fnnerll from house AT a. m "Wednesday ISL. .. ,-,
carriages In waiting I0sele Depot lor H. H. 'i''n 'ion
foot Of Liberty .st. New York
Internlent al Calvary Cemetery.
wEgsrER-suddenly OF paralysis AT Fredericont t N"
Samuel IhOmpson's Nephew 4 Co. ., - ,ui,o,,s.
Funeral services from his Late resluenOo' " "N'~'
Drooklyn. Tuesday, at p. N
Interment private
Please omit hOwers. .-
wEIR-suddenly at Fort Hamilton on Sud'ay e''"'s'
Gnlian V.rulanck Weir IN his iyth year
Nor,cc of fnurrsl Ia evening papers
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eocLaL AolRs RnoM sARAroGA


SAEArOGA SPRINGS, July -. - The ante
tIe4s al Ia The spring c0l0nnades ls morn
lg iolud That the snnd~v nIght showers had chilled the
atmosphere. which 7roved to he decidedly bracuS The
ehah-e ' tIr seemed - Gid elasticity TO their
w. sfparke % yes and the glow of health 20
their cl-esS
d. SO y. formerly superintendent OF the McAuiey
's''a IA Watef-st, Ncsl l,Jrx. coud. led the daily
mo tI1l ef-meetng to-day There V~re fully l.OOO
''4's sud senteurn 10 attendance. and Tie meetihs
P''e- 20 he one OF the restg OF the summer
e~ These gatherings National IN clarscter.
ar d Miner. " New York. has issued large num-
= oi Invitations for tue Kan kiatscn DO held on
-'''i'y afternoon ~ her handsome villa In Clement
e' II vii De 'or the benefit Of the Episcopal Mission
CtaIeL
--' 'ai'iai hop Of the season at Congress Hall took
UO'hlgAL Another piazza hop will he gwen at the
1'slon HoJel on Wednesday evening
"'-'"s" bei.os Are adopts Al billiards AT one OF the
benefit
-"s N@ional school OF Methods began its summer
Nfm her. io-ia-
sv- 90 Rress Spring Park tomorrow afternoon and
avn party Will be- for b-nert of the
rv,-,.ot % "a" Good shepherd. On Thursday eveuing
VII! acc 10 tho spoctsc IlI effect at these
~ -schers and Preaching ~as the titio o, the paper
.! Tue Rev. Dr. Charles l. Lndsey OF New.
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rur ryn1IsH cnNSERrArLVE LEADER.


Lord Salisbury Is an arlstocrat, ana ne a'so
noses a. "A BIT OF cyDic HIS prrsOnai spprht"ns ~.
nor striking there anything IN MS hs ~
winch - calculated flscInse the imagn ION VI ~,
common peopls He or those spte'"t"u 49,
,yc 50 oftc NJ ID the IL condOno ths Ia's'
oats nOus-hu' ers are eutrry lknoi al
ibr fact that Lord Robert -c IN his carrier usJ,
sonally starte ed no OF the House oi Con- no
"a n he had a r mid fnr-runhrr Oh L"Iu -.
.p,logiLeb to attorneys FOO having compared lneu ~
Mr. q lsdsLonc. IL was great lhJusuco - "
,rforneys who ware very honorable sci OF "Vn,
and wonder how IL was possple Nv,
lord Salisbury to have said. as he once rs',
me golden INK which counects all Mr. OsdsIoue
and varir'y OF character was no -
,lst.nt yng hatred OF the rural interest bu u.s.
was lOnz ag0 There Is nothing IN MS recent "o,.
which appeals pO xrrfuuy u the heart Oh tno I.n-
lie has guilty Of none OF those eIcessos Vi
arosIy which lead pardon a thousalu - =. :.
iut tgmeut he been carrish away y, ,,,1n
tno,-tidr OF q great enthusiasm. 1ot A'nCu. Cu,
IN many autlth"tlcN 10 UT
stune, resembles his great rivhl ~ ,a.y
al tho higher qualities Ia religious mstVrt' ~ ~
xould probADly more than any Nv" moa 80
public life B0th Anglcans snccrrp uo,,n - ar.
i.er cluren. and both slightly tnged VIZ s .nd
dnt.li.m In those great mOraites whlch nh"ei 10
all forms Of religious creed Do' sI -, h
uslly atOur Mr. Gladstone make. more uIspl. no.a-
from the sheer nrescrve s
ness soul. but Lord -aIisDnry .i'nousn wn,ch
restrained and sadd-ned by that v-in OF ryncIs
all Mr.. C,iadstonss cDnIlient AZ. 70
xbs optimism animated by The same loID ,,s 80
aud supreme devotion TO the sense OF uut} Do 90
exceedingly men ana nabiluA'Iy
mo v. aud thsr being hlghsr nora =, 4,
that on wnicn Ordinary politicians orswi consn
difficult; To imagine either Deliberately uonA s",
winch ne felt 10 be unworthy al EnRhsn ssh'io"s" ~
q patriot
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
Post once Notice.

,ssould be read DAILY by AL Interested as changes may
occur At any lIneJ 1900. -r ..,-..sas
I nstcb by any particular steamer except when IL Is 10
srs neesy Addressed being by the fastest vessels
available 49, ,.,. .. Will clo,s
fpRoMPTLY in AL cases at this Office AS iono"'' -,
TrEspAYAtI p M for Maranh.m and cara & sAa as:
steamsnip Foxhal from New Orleans ,u
uEDNEsDAY-At $50 for Germany Tor ,rcas
snp md ota.r european countries must Oe ,a Is
Trsye ~ At Sssns,own 3So % letters Tor Germany
must 6s directed yer cry o Of HCS Colombia salvador and
a Psas port; per steamship Ay9 ya kingston s'
- -so,v AZ a m FOR Europe, per steamship ceue " ~
TH s3.ers 81 for Franee Germany &C. must be ~
reced pei Celtic ~ Al !. ~, IA PIyaoath Ch-rbourg and
Per stsHi esssrs Britain and other Esopaa % sr
,s'Ss sapi Per rses.co and
sa@:np Gy s st s.a&. pei s,eansAp Professor Morse
.TTRpAYAs for Europe per steamship hip ssrs .rsia
aoehoria Glasgow dstleIs must be tlfrSssa per
AnchoIi- aaadan. VIA Amsterdam lotters must be ~
seessa per LA.ndsn y a. M oI E9rSgs gsa mus, :. IL
recss per cry oi ksanona ys xpIrerp ~ S letters
mus, % spa spanish GeAsma per ''s- ~
ssS ss.' and the ''s.a
shp Edith Golden, VI. y. in an for st Thomas
be Spax for the Wndward IslArds and 81 crok ~
ut for VoaeznslA and curacos via rrina. Ha Der
80 H.rraoout.; Al p. tor Proerese Asav' nse
s,.ssnsntp rhornhlI At N for France ai =. -
ss,.smship 81 Laurent VIA uAvre letters mus' "
ssetei per ST LaarentY. ,s...o..
-, ,or Au.tralA New Zealand sandwich. fui ana
slsnds per sloaInship Alameda rom san yark ol
ill., .al A. d IN Arrival ~ Ne"
sasmsap Brit.nnic with British mall. '1 sl,s from
MI. for China and Japan steAnship II. far lhs
M 49, srSacsao1 sloss hers July "a 81 y N Ass T,aa
Society Islands psr ship city u pepeiS .u" r cuba by
80. mere July .2o st AAAs oi IL
Via closs a ihis once daily 81 $50 m-
The schedule closing OF Trans xsrisnd trAss q
San Francsco from the EAst .sass dispstche
/ Franclsco on dAy of sAAins =" ''
| thence la day. N ARSON. Posgma0sos
| p.., omo. Nav York \. Y. Jay IL. lSsN
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
THE LNTENroR OF THE LIFE CAR
PROFESSOR M'nURrkIK DEPENDS CAPTAIN OrTIS-
GERS CLAIM

PROFESSOR MmURTkIK DtFENDs CAPTAIN OrrIS-
GERS CLAIM.
To the EdttOr OF The Trtbpme.
SIR:I have read the articles IN your issues
OF July II and u relative the action OF Congress
proposing award gold medal TO Joseph Francis for
the invention the first practical hle-saying car"
and II seems to only Just the public that
the lnsstatemens OF the article OF tie 18th should be
corrected
FIRST Mr Francis made a covered life un:il
sbout is4s when. mechanic N the Novelty Iron
Works li New YorA, Ae made one under the direction
ami after the designs OF Captain Douglas Ottnger
ser ior caDtan in the Revenue Marine rvice.
Second Mr Francis no. ad n'itted that be never
thought of form or covered boat now used, before
- so,,a hatwssn 500 and ls65 Mr. Fra,cs
wi, nd continusi 70 make iua covcrcu i,t- ,-s %,
Nf cars under contract WITH rIc GoverD1ant, ami has
been Paid from time 10 lime between $4,000 and
40 600 for them. tempted for
dssgn Captain Ottineer nad already Il en tAe inven-
ton TO the Government and 80 the public Lsary voLty
wears before To prevent 40 paDiu fraud as giving
a nsfeut TO NJ. F~sncis Tor H. OtuRger made
similar application. and IN The consequent case IN liner
original and first sentor that because of his act
in his invention 10 the pdDr several year. pre-
vlous no patent could Issue. THIS decision OF the
patent once has never hsen reversed.
Fourth Mr.. Francis and his friends n Congress were
careful 10 hurry he matter Of award through he Hcls1
OF representatives and TO prevent the Commerce Com
mttee from having a. the iacts IN he hoore tAefn
are now doing al they can 10 prevent the above tacs
fro being brought before tue and It's Commerce
10 nj resolution ~ th" senate and deprive Captain o.
tinger who has h0noraliy grown old In the Revenue
Marine S-rvicc and has been whoy unsehsh In MA de-
voton TO e-aVinc at sea, Of the mrrt when 30 Justly
belongs "a MIN
Zee ana right ami earnestly nope y0n may De able
To give place 10 these words IN your columns Very re-
'I Professor OF Chemistry Unigersity OF Limos.
I,ceQn Beach, y. j., july -, $50
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.


Pirr,BURG. July - (Speciab.-A b.ast fur
race man said today that the recent meeting OF the
rarcai poo this city the furnace m-n demanded
IA the ra's on or. from Lake Erie ittsourg he r..
duced from ~ 50 81 %. the old rate and that the
Rates southern pig iron be Increased The latter may
prove a dangerous competitor and IT said one Pitts
burg nrln has ordered 10000 tons OF it. railroad
ofca attended the pool meeting said the .es-
Ton ~ decre4sd IN The rao WAS referred to "a
Committee for stio1. In regard 10 southern pig
Iron, be Sail: II southern roads ship southern pig
hon here cannot refuse 10 haul u II We dd any
ihing foolish IL southern sd. would haul the iron
70 Louisville Cincinnati and ship here on the river
q alo"er rate than We could possibly make.
Phl.DELruA.Jalv - tSpcc,ap p-WorA On the new Bal
tuo- aud ONO Railroad Ia progress, and II IS thought
taai Tao oi The dspoI ~ Twcniy-tAird
ana Chestnut wi he begun In Ihe latter part OF the
week Tie building OF the iepOt al DcE.Lson-st on the
DeaS.re frsa been r-g While the ROAD through
t-e AccG WI ch this depot with Tao track
. ile r.uy Sl River Bridgc. hAs OeeL graded AID
Wa % -l.-Ael lA q shprt tiule.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
COUNTY DEMOCRATS GETTING READY.

The Executive Committee ot the County De-
nlorlcy County Commtte, met last evening III I'll. oop -
.tifue for the nrst time it, organization IN May ~
onlm-- outr Furroy -pvar u the necessity Or marc
rrrplr FOR cainnagn Police commissioner ..
..d blanks inspectors Of erection anu Pp ~
needed br NJ and returned 10 the Police Soalu ~ p
.ore the proportion "uuI" 70
allowed tie various Democratic orglnzations rs as' 80
ri. -eveuths To the county Demo'iA'y
fo l.utuany seventh 10 irving nan
Practically this would the County DemO'rAy r ono
leror district and due Pr"pul
,on OF tie poll clerks There are lboo Deinocratu
r, OF e,t on To- he appointed. and an equal nunpei o ~
n1tucaus IL. hoped only good men wond De s-ieotr'i
,se Cmml-soucr Mitchell suggested committees 20 ot~s
-. - n NJ "ator and Mt trhel Hubert .. Thompson
LINN Il Voorh,s Maurice j. Power and Dr. Philip E. Donn
Ifsl
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
sAMUE1 AyD LUcMoA wEfr HlrcHED

One OF the walters al the Motel In Grenada,
,ti.. t,l - CBIDret w-d ll1g -co.ulg Oh
~, evening scyrrai white people 10 tnr
h,use ed To witnsss tue affair. In- happy
cnnnle as All, stood before tho stcr,
.l,Iuuel, you an Lucinda am shortly 10 he Jn-d to-
estnsr Does you desire 10 back our
80, -ah.
onuk afo.- desc white fJssI'
40, sab"
.Den you two bitch hands"
They nitchcd -
:. Samuel dors you take her for better vuse Am
Won - ne 10 10 de far tbihg ny dis gur who's
3.,d.r was gi!l o lie railroad up nigh icksoni'
"Y-s. sab. a. . -. -
,,r,rnt&t Am gvine TO stick Samuel clean rev
70 AZ Indsmont or am you gwine TO trne around
ar ~r Oddrf men y
re sw1n- to stick. -
pen chleD. In dc presence Of desc yere whlt1 men
from tns Sort one 9t "a',n slosrilpe, 40, .
S'nr.d down Uy de siybcl0ne. ! dcnonnce you no
nifched. Jincd an ma roran 70 90 In" All so'pe-
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20

Rochelle before a meeting ot resident ana vi''tns
clrrgyms. at Temple Grove piriors this mornins
Ths rev DIT I. H. Angler, of Boston. who occapied
the pulpit OF ths First Baptist Churcn yos.erng y'
Morning delivered a seImOn before the stino socisy
tbirty-oue years ago He hss beeu regular Nsitor
here Tor fully half century. The cornsr.sons u sne
nresept church laid about third or century Asp
ths ceremony being performed by the R'v. Dr. r. a.
Wagoon OF Phiiade phIa Pcnn who 10 now mere ou us
annual vacation. go, .,...c-o
The guests at the ThOrne cottage listened Win pleasure
Yesterday evening to The Rev r ". f. webster u
Saoe Towp SO nth Africa. Ho gave interesting he-
count OF the dark continent. aud refsrred specsH ~
a meeting with General "Chnese" Gordon. or "hpIn ~
nsa IN nigh termA IIe sad that G1rL pn's familiarity
Will the scriptures Was truly remarkable
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20

the Polo Grounds, The whole matter in the hands q -
corporation Counsel and have heard nothing from hm
Roundsman Sweeney who has charge the police arsnes
ents the Polo Grounds and Ocsr Lake we're summoncS
purchase seat at the grounds and witness yesterday gam
ana report later Nhat he While the roundsman wa1
absent the few other did apparently know vhs
10 do About hzfpast O'Clock Just the crowd was D
ginning 10 MI the seats the were
called into play One 0f the attendants named Dennis threw
. brick ~ Q youth, Frank Carvanic He says he merely
Intended 10 rghten him. but his aim truer than MS ~
tent0ns and young Carvanc received ugly scalp wound
Tho Injured boy cared for and Dennis locked Al
though he too had been struck head by an
badly injured.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
GI1Is WHO REFUsE TO STRIKE.

SCHENECTADY, July 19 Special Charles
Stevens represcni ative of the Typogaphca Union OF
Troy mas been for some time trying 20 etahsh local
union here and with the assistance Of Robert McCauey
OF this city, - president o. the orgsnzasn succeeded
IN getting nearly al Of the employees 70 join
The proprietor " The Duly Dnon refused 10 recognize
-be union vhereup0n stevens and McCsuey ordered a
strike th- morning Twelve OF he Unions force. most
OF whom ara srs refused 10 comply and resigned
body from tg- orcanZaOn stating tDat they ndd rather
lose tAcr initiation fee than leave their employers.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
CHARLES ADDISON BULKLEY.

Charles Addison BuIkley died yesterday at
his home. No 70 West Eghteenths, age seventy-eehL
He was born in Granville " y and when eighteen ne
20 this and became connected with the urn OF
Osgoei CO., with which he remained untll tne III h
Bukley " Graham founded. Az the dlssolution VI
this nrin ne started the importing house OF BllRey "
Co.. which remained in business until 1854 He was
governor Of the Woman's Hospital. drsctor OF tne
Presbyterian Hospital and New YORK Jnvehlle
Asylum. and OF original directors OF the Home
Insurance Company. His wife has been dead some tine
and son ard Two daughters are the only remAinius
members Of the family.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
orvsRERG LEADING me CHESS SCORE

In the seventh round OF the international
Chess Tournament which was played yesterday. Guns
horg .alpeG the lead by defrating Burn Zu4er0rt
f..t.d Blfd Blackburn defeated sch,lop TauDen-
han. derea.ed Pollock. The American players pit
tat against eacn other. but they played with
r-nr rau on that their could be recorded by
IN, cabr Captain Mackenz played wita Mason, and
Clnsnutz with Hanham. Mortimer did not play.
Je banquet OF the association u The con estants Will
N. gtven al Criterion Hall Ou saturday.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
COATS FOUND IN cAPSIzeD YAWL

Henry Ibbotson aud T. T.. ID. Darling. OF flush
ing l. l., while rowing In the sound Oh 9a'ui"~y '" w
starus xcursons consisting Of large barge ana slenOoA
,asened 10 tueboa and towing behind tho tug was gVop
sized y.w In which young men sittlhA WIN @ .
sa boat told by those on boar IhAt thoy -
An boat lbbotson and Darn9 Inen w."
G ~ hc.t hch ti.y the yaw they had seen
tow M behind tug They suoceeslrd ~ sotuns ho "
lie hester sde turucd u over There ts1 .oa.
hath cloth. ono fharko btvAH~
~ ths ohrr D.vlns There no papers Ia the pvo
-fs 20 Identity the The young meh Deie'oa 'n"'
those In drowned
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
HE DECIDED yOr To 90. AF1ER ALL.
from The 8Osf0u Record


Speaking OF devices to get cool, the Historian
IL reminded Of the OF hangsr-on upon the verge
OF tOurnalism who IL ws-known down tho directioa
Of Lynn. This individual had established some sort OF
connection with newspApsr published In suburb %
strength OF that connection tho wonder and envy OF
all lke-mnded persons In Eastern MAssacbusett. His
facial area Was immessurzble. II IL adage In the
transportation business: d" Whoever rides fire.. once
pays again" This newspaper from the
suburbs OF Lyme never paid again.
One exceedingly hot day, having made no his mnd
that the proper thing 20 do to take q saie
water excursion. this OF cheek strolisd
along tho wharycs Of Boston in order to pick Gus
the likoliest excursion stramer he could IND He
selected last went board, hunted up chair,
shady place. put his feet on the rail ana
began TO read \ newspaper In about nttsen minutes
sailor-lookng opened door, looked II him about
minute and disappeared In about ten minutes more the
sailor looking camo back and addressed the news.
paper man. -,
. What are you doing here y said he
"Ohl" exclaimed the Newspaper man, "only going -
take a little trip Wit you" Ana ne whippea ou' ns
card and presented II. Member OF the press, yoa
know-gve YOU good notice IN the paper next week
Tho aior looking man said not word, and went o'ck
into tho bowels OF the vessel .,.x
Fifteen minutes more and tho steamer nam stNf'S.
The newspaper man began TO get little WAR. ~
waited ttls while longer and went inside and nunee1
up the saorlooglng man. who WAS apparently ensSSS~
In polishing the ships cable. - S,-.
"sayl" said The newspaper nan. show long oeio"
this boat startsf"
Well" said the sailor looking man. a. he went on
with his polishing. think shell sail about week IroW
next Wednesday. She's laid up for repairs~
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
KILLED BY LIGHTNING.

WuKEsBARRE. Penn, July 19.-Conrad
Hoffman and his wfe aud two children were STRUCK "'
lightning at Whitehaven last evening. Inc ''o'" o'o'
,1aI ,nsm IN the fields One child age eight, was IN
,o,.v nIlsd and the other child aud the mother were
so severely injured that they will probably die. Ihe
father was also badly hurt: r.,- r,,.d
hv iiynrnns az Liv-rrnore Station yesterday Inreo
mon who we're sitting beside aim on the PLATFORM "efo
thrn Hn a cor sidsrabe distance aud ttunneI-
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20

1RrBUNR OryrcE. July 20-l a. m.-Inero was 'io'o"'
,hnnd.r .or .arv Yesterday morning and fell to
,h. a.nth AZ inch rhs day later was q bright and
cool ma Tn. barometer was almost stationary. Iho
t.mp.r.turs ranged between 66o and 49, Inc Norsse
III Is-1 nelng 6TsS than on tho correspohoiuN
d.v last year And 6osS lower than on SUNDAY.
Fair veatn.r hal a warmer temperature may DO eA'
peetsd to-day In this city ana vieinlC'
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
srPrEE nF eRIF sNITCUMEN.

B1xGuAMToN, July 10 (SpeciG0.-All the
s,sifchmen IN the Ere yard. with one exception, went
ont on a strike to-day noon. The one man left has
NV crippied hand and dec ared that, though in
.vD,n.thv with mis- fellows he coud make a
living nowhere ese and %nst stay. The
grievance as given by the strikers Is
that about one month they asked an advance Of pay
M from - go dsv 81 90 forsVtchmen head switch
men 10 receive - O6 instead or 81 80 a now. The
wage rhev are receiving 20 cents lower than ID
eny other ward Of tPe along the line Of the
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
THE WEATHER REPORT

GOVERNMENT INDEcArIoNs-FoR 80 HOURS
WASHINGTON, July 19.-For Maine. New
.a,n.h,r. and Vermont local rains. followed by fair
weather. warmer westerly winds. becoming variable.
For Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Connectica''
warmer fair weather, westerly Winds becoming vAria
bic.
For Eastern New-York Western New YORK. Eastern
Pennsylvania. Western Pennsylvania ana Ne"Sef'e'
on,v warmsr o.nsrally fair weather. variable winds.