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New-York tribune., 1886-08-13
Gucrial Notices
Post Onice Notice.

(shoud DO read DAILY W "'' '"
occu at any tlne)
hv anv steamer except when IL is
si. 20 nsy adressed beng sent W The i4sacst'e
available ,u.,rst il will ei,xa
,oa,p ~ sll cascs) "A this oiice as follows
p.S a, q A H. tor Newfoundland. per steamer from
fhtpA n,x AT D. H. Bermuda per steamship tlan'
borough c.-,.au- ,or s,aaos,,r
SA via southampton and Bremen lietiers ior Great
ana other European countries must DC directed
a. direct pei stcdhsiup
uayre at "A. III. Tor Scotland dlfcc,
80, st.SisIp Cucassl, wa Glasgow uetteIs must oc d
poi ,lroassal. at a. M iol raia anu Atnio-
South Pacific ports per steam
80 toddou. VIA Kingston uotters Ior Mexico mnst
srccsl per EdIth uotdcn y al Al AM for NeneIucia
.nr.coa per steamship Caracas ls w. tOI Norway
mar steamship Island Qettors must be directed per
1in 4, al so D. for Europe, per steamship Ettuia
nneeustown N. Tor Belgium direct per steam
We reuulana Antwerp lletters must bc directed
sn.p p.nnand M p Tor the netherlands dic
s,eanlship taand, via Rotterdam llctters must os
Airected per L. Calana' ,
A. "a or die Islands steamship Australia iron
lar CHINA and Japan. por steamship san faDio gro y
close here August IA Al p ~ 'ts i'
AmstrallA, New-Lealand sandwich, fpl airt samoan
steamship lIrom san
here August -2l at COR arrival at Ncwio Or -
Britannia with British mails LOT Aus
Mails for the society Islands, per ship Iahu utvn go
Er.ncisco) close here August -23 at D. M NAIs ~
nna Dy rail To Tampa Fla. and thence oy steamer i'
Key Vest Fla. al tins oihce daily Al 2'So 4 III
.rhs schedule OF closing Pacific mails is
nm the OF their uninterrupted ovoriana
san Mails from the East arrivinS oS
Francisco tho day VI sailing VI sto*niers s'o ''
'As"'' '"' '" HENRY @. PEARSON. Postm"sss>
Peat Ohca New.York. n. \, August - ASoA
New-York tribune., 1886-08-13
DIR LANES Ii. MCLEAN.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. II (Specidb.-A dispatch
from Dauvile " " states that DR.. James ii. Mclean.
the millionaire patent medicine manufacturer Of this
city died there this morning. His death was unex.
peotcd and Is been caused by nerv Gus pros
raton and partial sunstroke received some years ago
Dr Mclean was born Ia 1929 IN Ayreshre. Scotland.
ro.n,nt hs boyhood In Nova Scotia where his father
was a Government geologist He besan his medical
studes In Philadelphia drug store ana came TO IN
civ In $40 He at once began the manufacture o.
patent medicines and prospered notably In the business
lie held many positions Of trust in this city, nut was de-
eated for Con sress In 1889 by Colonel o. Br oadbead
IIe leaves q wife and two children.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-13
THE FIRE RECORD.
DEVASTATION BY FOREST FIRES.

DETROIT, Aug. 12.-The reports from the for
est fires in Michigan still come iD The western part OF
Bay County is suffering considerably, crops being
destroyed and buildings threatened. Many towns are
cut of from tolegraphc communication. Although the
wind has cleared the air somewhat the fires are still
raging about sheboygan Immediate danger has been
sverted at Iraversa City by q change OF wind Men
watched all Tuesday night to the eastern part OF
the city and force work all dny yesterday. In
OF Meoosta County great damage has been done TO
buildings fences crops and logs and In many places
the woods ablaze In Newago County the fires con-
tpue destructive and spreading over large terri
tory. In Lake County many fine belts OF timber have
burnt 1t too late for rain TO save the crops,
but heavy storm needed to put an end to the de-
struction OF the forests.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-13
TEXAS PACIFIC nEoRGANizATIoN.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. II (Speca0.-lt was
reported to-day that the plan OF the Fleming committees
FOR tho reorganization of the Texas Pacihc h'iroau
wouId be signed few DAYS. when II Will DO given ~
the public A member OF the Wstar Committee saiu 'o
day: We have reached agreement on al points
with the gentlemen representing tho New o'A
which We think Is entirely satisfactory 10 'ne"'
#, 4, IN MS The modified plan
I reorganization gives the cOnsos III per cent OF .o
rrst mortgage bonds Rios 40 and 80 per cent oi no
rsts and seconds New 90 and 80 per cent
mlnas 23 aud % per cent ana land grants Az pca
OF seconds with the mor,gaged lands. suvds. .,, :,
amount OF cash to restore the condition OF thc ~
will be ra scd by direct contribution OF -lo pc, @
of siocl for which the holder Will receive tho ,
omouut Of second mortgage bonds and the hoahg uoos
will be paid either ia stock AT the rate Oh T-V P
share or In cash, at the committees option
New-York tribune., 1886-08-13
NOTES AMONG TIE CArsKILLS.

KINGSTON, Aug 12.-All are now pleased
with the weather the Catskls and the social season
10 becoming brilliant
'.stimonis hop will be given TO william stoll' jr,
ta. Ccchestral leader at Hotel Kaslersk Oh Saturday
s,cnor Carlo. sobriLc the Spanish pianist is delight
ng the cuess At the Grand his playing Miss Annie
l. TurIer the New-York soprano. occasionally lends
her voice.
The ladies' broom drill is among the novel attractions
OF the week, fostered by Manager Gillett.
Cyrus w Field left with his wife for his rvngtOn
home on his Yacht Inanda on Monday evening.
Chang, the Chinese giant, arrived In the range On
Tuesday night. ,
The camp-meetng at Hunter Is In full progress, with
many noted ministers and large crowd oi visitors III
daily attendance.
Police Jueiice soon b. Smith, OF New York, with his
sister Miss ". f. Smith, Is at the Kaaterskiu.
huge Rhode Island cam-bake. with 10000 clans. Is
among the outdoor incidents at Pine III IL ou Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-13


AGATE At Nararansctt r. l.. August 10 after brief
illness Williams Jackson, INFANT son ot fIt't'c n " D
kat.rinc Agate
UAISEY- Tuesday. August 10, Maria ROBINS alsry,
iaurhtor of the Lat. Nathan Robins.
Tho friends family requested 10 attend te tnela
residence % her brother Nathan NODlh- AT
Nsucheu y j. a. Friday az II o'clock
Train leaves York Penn H. X, al y-o M rcturn'
Ing at J. p.
Interment al Greenwood
HAMILTON Wednesday, August II, at his residence ~
est S2d-st Hastings Hamilton, NJ d., IN MS '5d
Funeral services at his late residence saturday August IT,
at iOa.
Inieruent private.
uoII--At his residence sthavc. and % ST. Mount
N,ruon Thursday. August T. lS>o, the Kew George
Charlrs Hollis Ia the 63d year Oi his age . 49,.
Funeral Wartbnrg Chapel Mount vernon Sa'ur-
day. August H. att p m
lnterlncnt private
uACIFAN-At Princeton. Nj. on Tuesday. August 10,
Rev John Macran ID. d.. III. d. cNprts4deut Oh
of IN the STA year OF his age
Funeral ,rv second Prcsbyte Church al H.
On Friday, August 10 ,,.-, a.. .,., .t,,..u, err,har
notice.
McpoNALD-On "Wednesday. August II. Emma c. wife OF
rnnera service, viii be held Lock Haven saturday,
August IL
pATToN-August L. Emily, wife of the Rev Ferris Pat
Notice OF funeral hereafter
At his home August - Joseph " Tutte in tho
Z servieos al the First Presbyterian Church. Newark.
X Monday August It, 1880 "A.
peIatiyes Will hls Late residence. 991 Broacs Al
New-York tribune., 1886-08-13
A NEW PLAN FOR TEXAS AND PACIFIC.

The reorganization Of the Texas ana racine
Railway Is not yet assured without struggle Inc III
come land grant bondhoders and the stockholders are
lk.lv to co-opcrato In new scheme to be issued In
few days 1t being claimed that they have not been iHrH
dealt with by the Wistar- Fleming people lno oohu
holders committee. COMPOSED on snnoq >. Drshe; n,
Chrl.topher Meyer W. {. Hull Charles j. Cauuh anu
William strauss yesterday invited bohIhourr@ 70 a.
n their securities with the Central trust COMPANY n
order 10 secure fair and equitable terms Inc "'tuo
Of the siockholders is best expressed In ths p''o
manifesto issued by Henry Clews
IN. senpparon surrender OF the Fleming Ocott lcAas
and Pacific oumitioe o. Of The PhGdeph hthi pni
~ moment Wien the laters plans had Thoroughly you, 20
ulccer bevond power OF human resurrection sipY HYS
Heal OF sofnc Kind which the soc ckhoI,s ueto
foubt will De FOREVER kept IN isnotHucr Wil!t -
,r th,r protection know all about H. should th' pIp
1,iinet uau be- carried hirh II far Nom
thr Missouri Paolno Company by II VIII secure i'u" ,
frol Of the Aud Pacific ruad "I,i' J".Hi.e tat
ifs uasf ,Nprri,nrr not Ia" b'rl bilig 'N,'
,nud iaupen fo The said plan poNlr7 i1'
,.., of eight millions fresh water Ia t' -i"'h ANY ~
e.,ld ohgatr- himself sell IL ut 20 Ihs l WIZ ' y
tic Missouri fncih' '"uIs,l u"
s.ffi, claimed 20 due from the Texas anu Ih''
(,rpanv unhehi.atingv assert opinion lha nP !"
,,r accounting no debt win De found to exist az any
ihrrc IA sufficient doubt nom evidence N Ahiu ''
M nud ana stockholders should demand expert ooo%ke
10 lc put upon the books " the company before y oi.
,w uan and thereby make their rights ana ph'' "'
60. leVn
New-York tribune., 1886-08-13
AN UNCOMFORTABLE DAY; NOT HOT OSE

The efforts of tho red liquid in Hudnut's
thermometer to come out at the top OF the tube on
Wednesday proved exhausting that yesterday IL od
have the ambition to climb up any where near 10
the notch indicating the estimate put upon the tenpera
by the persprng pedestrians who stopped 10 ooA
IT, The weather was decidedly warm but IL was ono
those close muggy days that Thermometers nave no.
to with thing like the ACCURACY OF
suffering humanity. Tho signal Service man ihsls.ea
that there westerly winds f there were
they must have confined themselves pretty closey 10
roof OF the Equitable Building. for they were nos
felt alks and strips OF bunting fastened
TO flag poles various parts OF the city hung as imp a.
bathing suits . clothes limo. After keeping u
pretty all night the mercury yeIdei 70
Inducements offered by tho sun to move up Few points
At q o. clock IL 100 and was going up ivcy when
bank OF clouds nterposed for the benent OF mankind
Inc sun was determined make himself felt however,
ana at neon had come out from MS conoeamens anu
New-York tribune., 1886-08-13

to the conclusion that they cannot depend on Tue
Knights Of Labor to dill their shops and there 10 so"s
talk OF entering into negotiation with the International
Union and having their old men back. Tie only trouDe
will be that the Will insist on having ,no
bunch-msknR machines continued la use anu ~ =, ~
doubtful IL the Union viii allow she uso
them except terms that the manufacturers ca" a.,
submit to. In the factories thero 10 no change III
uation, but inside OF forty-eight hours IL ehpoo
that there will be important Developments MI CpRo
helm, the secretary OF the Manufacturers
thinks that II some arrangement ia not made peioro
long some OF the large manufacturers will 80 TO bins
hamtOn or s0me other inland town.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-13
DRITrARY NOTES.

AUBURN, y. Y, Aug. 12.-Wiliam c. Bar
ber. OF Josiah Barber 4 Sons. weknow carpe! manu-
facturers died last evening. age sxty-sr.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. l2-The Rev. John +. Bergen, vice
president and chancellor OF tho ST. Louis University.
died AT the noyae Jesuit Fathers at Florissant
Tuesday.
wuINsnARRE. Penn. Aug I2.-Thomas Walter Robin
SON age cighty-four died here to- day. He was the
Oldest Free Mason In tho State having obtained his
thirty second degree many years ago. He was among
the frat pioneers go into Illinois In 1897 ana was the
first white man to settle where the city OF Peoria now
New-York tribune., 1886-08-13
GTLMORES S JUBILEE AT MANHATTAN BE4 on.

A large gathering attended the opening OF
Gimores Jubilee at Manhattan Beach yesterday after
noon The selections included some OF the latest COM
positions and were played a style that FOR Gil
more well-dessrved applause. Several weli-known
artists In presenting the programme There
was another crowd at the evening performance The
first OF the three days jubilee closed with the
Anvil Chorus aed " The Blacks NTH IN the Woods,
with an opera chorus full band, drum corps and anvil
and artillery accompaniment.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-13
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INrELLIGrNcE.

CHICAGO. Aug. 12.-Thc - hrst-class pas
seuger rate between Kansas CITY and Chicago was win
,,, this ,,rcnoon and the rate is now 50 before
ConmIs-oncr Wilson states that the ~ r"te co'nPo
successfully with tho "scalpcrs'
CHICAGO Aug. Ian agreement has been nr""" "p
between the Union stock Yard ana Transit Company ~
tho general managers OF the roads centrng at chicago
by which the stock yard corporation UNDERTAKES h'e
september l. TO perform for six months oil s"''o"ne
service at Pcakington for the eighteen roads parry W
the agreement. This would prevent the recutenc,e va W
nch "A state OF affairs Iised since the last
of the Lake shore switchm-n. which has nade IL r
an imposs sbility for that company To twen s 10
and out OF the stockyards, while other compauos III"
not molested or interfered with.
PHILADELPHIA Aug. IL tspeeiab. The Board OF W
rectors OF the Commercial Exchange held meeting ''
afternoon to take action on the report OF tne
on TRANSPORTATION containing charges against rAi
officials OF discrimination In freight rates. to .nno,,
was discussed with considerable AninSiioh' '"0 ''f
WAS HE'D without definite action.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-13
MR. syEIywAY's rKUsTHD MANAGgR.

William stcnway returned home from Europe yesterday
and examination his part made evident the Of
The disappearance Of the OF his horse way
Charles pbe examination OF his books begun
report prepared FOR MI stuway which
submitted him yesterday showed deficiency OF $1,000
The have extended two months
lfng principally 10 the construct ton account Before MT
kenway he Campbell power 10 draw check
{or 5000 10 uay for a new car drew money did
boz pay or Inc car special 10 the credit
81 tampbe on behalf Of road IN The Bank Oi the
Metropolis and before going Campbell drew tho bal
Sauce. "a little $500
New-York tribune., 1886-08-13
LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLACES.

LANCASTER, Penn, Aug. II. - The large
OF T. C. Musselnan at strasburg was burned last
night together with It's contents including several head
OF cattle anu the seasons crops. Loss, $780, partially
insured.
BALTIMORE. Aug. l2-The lead pipe and plumbers
supplies factory OF James Robertson Co.. on South
Mowardst., was seriously damaged by fire this morn
Ing DAMAGE, $4,000 upon whloh there Is partial
New-York tribune., 1886-08-13
THE JAPANESE NAVAL SECRETARY HERE.

Captain SaigO, Secretary OF the Navy OF
Japan arrived the Windsor Hotel yesterday from san
Francisco He Ia accom- anied by several subordinate
officials of the Japanese Navy including Captain shi-
bnyama Ii.utenants Funaki Yosh, and Hidaka and
Paymaster kataoka The party were recev ed ION their
arrival 10y Mr. Kuk the japanese Minister at Washing
ton. They will start Washington TO night and npon
their return will the Navy Yards at Bi Ookyn Bos
ION and other cities the Atlantic coast The Score
tary and his companions will sail for Europe in about
N
New-York tribune., 1886-08-13
Total Aug 10. 1856 S2l ,202 81

LITTLE GIRLS REMEMBERING THE GOOD WORK.
BETHLEHEM, n. H., Aug. ia fair for the
benea, OF The TRIBUNE Fresh Air Fund was heId here
to-day by Q number Of little girls whose parents are
guests OF the Turner House. The amount realized by
this pleasant form OF recreation was STA Or
IN other words the promoters OF the enterprise. Miss
Anna c. Hill OF Boston; the Misses Louise ana Ells
johnson and Clara c. Lincon, OF New York. have been
Instrumental in giving thrtyeght city children Two
Neeks' release from their stlang tenement homes.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-13
WONDERFULLY WELL PREsERvED

j
Coonel George J.. Perkins, our esteemed felIow-
townsnan, entered upon his ninety ninth year Thurs
Gay He Is stopping with his family at The Fort
Criswoi House. Eastern Point for little vscatinn from
1s daily duties The Colonel ia hale and hearty ,na
VINO sti performs the duties OF treasurer OF the Norwich
Qnd Worcester Raroai office which he nas neis Tor
nfy years HIS upright figure and brisk, elastic step
as ne Walks our streets are the envy OF many
mon In our midst. Colonel Perkins IL doub,iess H.,
eldest railroad otncal In active service In the Sorld
and can safely challenge any OF four score wear.
and many OF ess than that Tor visor GEAR
and business capacity. ~
New-York tribune., 1886-08-13
INVESTIGATING THE HOME CLUE.

The committee of the Knights of Labor that
is investigating the Home Club met yesterday ~
the Occidental Hotel at Broomest. and the bo"er' III"
began its work. Counsel present for DOM SUES "
the first witness was called and examined The meetings
OF the committee held with closed doors ana omy .
witnesses TO be examined and the counsel are % nro
In the room. II IA not proposed to make puDc n
ceedngs II IL said that 1t will be shown that te T h
Club has suspended locals aud members ior no ~ the
than that they opposed the schemes VI te
club. General Master Workman Powderly VIII :. -,
said, be called As witness. and other prominent al GIL
bers OF the order will testify.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-13
LoNGsuoEnMrN OPPOSED TO TANK STEAMERS

The con vcntiOn of 'lOngshOremcn which met
at Military Hal on Sunday afternoon appointed COM
mee Of seven TO confer with the ship broker. ana the
merchants OF the city who are engaged IN exporting oil
TO Europe Their grievance. as stated at the meeting IA
AS follows: Not long W. A. Ricdlnann. tho owner
OF "A line OF oil ships. bought tank steamer
and began exporting oil In bulk By this
means the be loaded III three days, where ny
the old method IL took month properly 10 load "A
vessel with OIL barrels the capacity of the tank steam
erls ~ 900 barrels. which would load three ships not
fitted with tanks; and altogether the experiment
has been 40 successful, that more tank s aners are about
to be purchased aid the Old trado revolutiObized
such a course 4 claimed, will throw thousands or
'longsLore men ana lghermen out or employ ment
More than $1,000 coopers who mud employment IN
making oil barrels will lose their occupation. Tue re.
inning OF OH can cheapy done ia the Old World
IN In America oil only VIII he exported,
aud American refners and their employees sufor III
proportion - ... . ......, -. ,,o
merchants and brokers that the Latter would do all they
could to stop the KpoftatiOn OF oil IN bulk The com
mtee Will Today walt upon tho standard on Company
aud reques, them TO furnish no more Oh
under confederation the advisability OF re-
fusing TO load Rrdlmanns other vessels. II he per-
stats In exporting oil In bulk. Much excitement pre-
walls among the OF III. Produce Exchange over
the question which threatens to destroy their bushes,
entirely.
. a Il. Y.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-13
MODIFYING WABASH REORGANIzATIoN PLAN.
nv. LnnLLnldnra If tho Wnhn1h. IT. louis

The bOndhOldcrs ol thc NdphSn' 81 Lou'S
aud Pacific Railway Company mot a. No. oo Broad" ay
yesterday 70 receive the report Of Henry v foor A. NJ
wlrte James H. Colgate, II. X. PJmroy aud Jacob
STOUT, n committee recently authorized to report Il
scheme Of reorganization. D. A. Body presided ana
Mr Poor read the report There was spirited discus
sion OF the fatious tho opposition behg eu
10y j. v Griswod and j. =. Howell. who were anxious
,,xo nm cvulanation OF how 90 huge q floating debt
accumulated. o. -. Ashley and james = JOY ~ % ~
half OF the purchasing committee replied tnnt neto
wa. large floating debt when tue receivers toon po7
session and that increased by their atempus 70
ronltico's report adopted by vote OF SioJl 100
bonds against $40 500 bond-. ,, D..
The plan recon nruded by tho committee proNI"os 4o
,hc merging OF All divisional mortgages INTO ono CON
,olidatea per cent mortgage covering the chtre =,
tom hut the priority of lien being preserved 10 oo.
grade OF bondholier. All mortgages except the So
And second waive the right oi iorecI0snro
after three consecutive years OF detau.t INC .ons
overdue coupons be paid 10 cash ma the otheg iu
with the bonds The bonds, principal hud interest
.rc 10 he payable In gold Tie total Interest ooNS"
lions on the new basis would be aboni 7@'boo'ooo'
New-York tribune., 1886-08-13
WHAT FREETRADER INTEND TO DO
conference Of Free-Traders. called by the

n COUItItDCb DI T Ttt- T TdUtT5' CdIItU Dy VIIC
National FreeTiade League,
held here yesterday Wells presided There
present among others H. BOwker Everett T. Wheeler l..
j. Doyle and j. = Moore IL determined 10 send out
address 10 all prominent FreeIades all the States urging
vigorous action In Congressional districts this fall Rcsou
tons adopted commencing President Cleveland for his
adherence to administrative REFORM prasng Secretary Man
ping az true American statesman thanking Mr.. Morrison
lOr hs action III Congress the
revenue reformer " contribute 81 for the cause.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-13
THE WEATHER REPORT

GOVERNMENT INDICArToNs-FOR 81 UoUa&
WASHINGTON. August 13.-For New-Eng-
land, NewYork, Pennsylvania, New-Jersev, Delaware
and Maryland. fair weather, westerly winds becoming
southerly, nearly stationary temperature.
Thence westward fair except for local rains in north
ern Illinois, Michigan Wisconsin, Iowa and Minnesota
New-York tribune., 1886-08-13
Errsh renorts wore circnIated in VAL street
AGING rOR FORECLOSURE.

PIrrsBuRG, Penn. Aug. PA bill IN equity
WAS fled to-day in the United states Circuit Court by
the United States Trust Company OF orh
against the Buffalo. New-lork and fhhade'phia
Railroad Company aud tho Fidelity ih-
eursucc trust ana '''0 f''''
This suit brought to obtain the foreclosure OF uc
.otS.tsd ,uort.age given by the defendants to tho
paintin 70 tie payment OF the or
rencr,l frat mortgage bonds amounting 10 lopVoVV,
i.sued uy railroad company July l. ls7l' bearing
nero interest.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-13

tribune OFFICE Angus l3 / a m.-The excessive
heat of Wednesday abated somewhat yesterday In the
Lake REGION but not enough TO amount TO cold wave
East and south there 1t tie change. West OF the
Mississippi ana particularly the Missouri Valley tne
weather was even hotter early in the week. lhs
mercury was above lOOo IN Kansas, and nearly ina. IN
barometer here rose slightly. with iAir
skies and dryer air tnan on tho day before. TIE TEN
perature ranged between 80 and So, the average
C7s7sa, being 7-o lower than for the corresponding
day last year. and ID higher tnsn on Wednesday.
Fair weather with nearly stationary temperature.
may be expected in this city and Vicinity to-uay
warmer and far Saturday; hot and fair nday, pos
siby followed b
New-York tribune., 1886-08-13

well known dcnizsn Of the clty lost night shirt 10
the shuttle ~ Mike Donovans Laundry tue o,per uap,
was a monogram He complained TO the proprietor; A.,
An phwats the Ghost f the g'irmenff sdid '4r'
Donovan
Wouldn't have taken S25 for Il"
Yer real name senator TABOR or Is ye uoiaheo
fra dr. Omaha Rel ublicin.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-13

mushrooms There was much excitement when the victims
seized with cramps and vomiting Physicans were
hastily summoned and administered enetcs Frank Matte
his brother and wife and child and FIVE others were the sun
ers AT 10 o'clock they much easier Mates case was
the most critical but thought that he would recover
New-York tribune., 1886-08-13

,>...beimer. Colonel E. Harrison Sanford ana George
yornns Iatnrop. On Sunday night Narraganset Pier
I'm Ss reached and there the party will meet NJ. p.
MManSy John H. Holmes and John -Robinson whteley.
nng!fon The Rambler will remain there for a week
Saiins excursions TO Bedford Cottage City and
irving will return homo the Umbra. sailing the
oo,h and will open his engagement at the Ly0eum
6Ssatrs In London OH September IL.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-13

scuf1e with Mexico just now would give the new
Serf6ners Magazine cbancs rival Ihs Cefurv IN
Abriliant series OF war articles"
New-York tribune., 1886-08-13

Mrs Ramsbotham understands that Mr:
Henry Irving didn't get "a degree confirmed on him at
ox,ord bee it refused by The Council OF the
Abominable Board Punch.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-13
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

diagram continuous white ne shows the baromert
cal variations the Signal Service station IN un
city yesterday. BY series Of dots relative hlndlty or P
saturaOn OF the air with moisture Is Indicated
Longer dases represent temperature, regis
tered by the thermometer Hulnuts pharmacy No ZAs
Hr.ul lAIa