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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-06-03
NEW TO-DAY.
ALIAS
ALIAS
District Court Summons.

I'm Ia District Court Of the SIKH
Jud,cIai District. in and for thu
County of Eureka, state Of Ne
VAdA.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-06-03

Horseshoe, Lorrillard. Our Coil, and all
the leading brands of tobacco can be found
at the p. o. bookstore, cheap for cash. \
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-06-03
NEW TO DAY.
Concert and Ball,
......To BE GIVEN AT THEa....
Eureka Opera House,
ION.
Thursday Evening, June 10, 1886,
~....BY....
MRS. M. {. RoUssEAU'S MUSIC CLASS.
ureka Opera House,
MRS. M. E. RuussEAus MUSIC CLASS.

....BY..-.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-06-03

sd D D" will improve the sppetite-at
Capron's.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-06-03

W. H. Stowell, druggist and assayer
No 3 Main street.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-22
ITHACA.

AN UONORED GIRL GRADUATE-TOwN AFFAIRS.
fFRoM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF TIE TRiBUN-
ITHACA, Aug 21.-PrOfessOr CorsOn, OF the
department of Anglo-Saxon aud Englisn literature Ill
Cornell University has just received tho inaugural ais
sertation for obtaining the degree OF Doctor OF Pho
sonhy before the Philosophical Faculty OF tue
University OF Zurich by Miss Emily L. Gregory who was
graduated at Cornell several years ago This Is the
third lady graduate OF Cornell who has taken tnis ae
gree at Zurich Miss Gregory has been appointed pro
fessor of botany Bryn Mawr College, near fhiade
pha and enters upon her duties next mcnth. Miss l..
r Tbompsop q graduate tho class Of 76. ID the dean
of tho faculty OF Bryn Mawr Is also graduate OF
the University Of Zurich.
Mr. James Barnes well-to-do farmer. residing near
this city, was badly injured by vicious bull on su
day last that he died the following day.
Tho annual camp-meeting for the Ithaca Distrlct .!
the Methodist Episcopal Church Deyan iast Aon"ay al
The ear-old son OF Frank Boom was drowned
I'm the inlet on Saturday while bathing.
Al the regular meeting OF Blood Post, sons OF Neter
ans held recently, the following officers we're electea
COMMANDER, G. B. Fish; s. V. C., q. f. Seamon %. v.
W. Chandler; o. d., James White; .. f., e. johnson.
the competitive examination for the Cornen ireo
scholarship for this Assembly Dstrict nea Ny
/. C. Foster and School Commissioner Howe WAS col-
the prize, as follows: Miss Emma Bush Messrs'
p L. schutt George Torbell. K G. Keea'
F. r. Bush, +. Goodwin ani Nelson ~.
(;ennug. The scholarship was awarded 10
Nelson II. Gennug. who Is the son Oh sehooi Io"m'S
sioner A. G. Gennug, OF this city. c.,,,v with
The Teachers Institute for Tompkins County WIN M
Professor j. H. Frencn as principal conductor, Will 10
held In this city beginning September q.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-22

some of the young college boys, whose veins seem
filed with quicksilver and who succeed IN
working off their supertuons energy, though they
devote all their waking hours TO the task These
boys bathe. plungiDg OIL the dock, turning somer-
sauls, dvcrtng themselves in many fantastic ways,
and their hearty young laughter Ia refreshing to hear
For even professional lotus eater IL not a7erse 10
observing the activities Of Others The Orentas, who
are by reason of climate perforce members OF tins
order, have their dancing done for them 1t Is the
best way, as l. sitting the piazza and looking In
through the open parlor windows. think as perceive
the heightened respiration and mostened skin of tho
indiscrect Young people inside who fancy they are
enjoying themselves. ~ a.
Then turn away to the lake and the hills. Over
of Mount Prospect. short hour ago all the sky
behind the mountains was glorious in sunset coois.
The golden nred changed to the roseplnk nd that 10
orange and then the wondrous limpid tender color
which precedes the conquest Of the world by night
held its place for awhile. II passed. The stars
began to assert themselves, and at the back OF tie
house the moon, approaching the full rose yellow
and ample On the lawn and against the dark back
ground of the woods which abut on Crosbysidc, the
reflios now flash and wheel, vanishing and reappear-
ing swiftly their tiny lights spark ing like electric
points. In the still air the lake the dip OF oars
can be heard far away and occasionally bright
light the steady stroke OF the screw tells wne,e
some small pleasure steamer 10 passing. The nignt
air is soft and caressinp There no insect pests
to vex the observer Peace and rcpose invest the
scene. The water, the spangled heavens; the
darklng woods, the looming forms OF the distant
hills all belong to an existence which mas nott inS 10
common with the sordid struggle of human life; yet
the influences of the place assert themselves upon te
city-worn visitor and in their refreshing and renova
ing effects testify to the reality of the bond wmch
unites Man and Nature. G. f. II
New-York tribune., 1886-08-22

APPLETON-At Ipswich. Mass, on Friday, Augnst W
Julia Randall wltcot Daniel Fuller Appleton OF on s xonav
Funeral at the Churcn Oh the Ascehson' iP'"0"' 'A '
at half past 4 O'CLOCK .,,,
ARMsTRoNG-At Fayetteville. n Y, on August 10 1855,
Miriam Collin. wife OF the late Ethan Armstrong asoa %
CABOT-At St. Louis, NO., Tuesday August IT, Alice r
Holmes, wife Of Harry Hyde Cabot
ENDICOTT-saturday the 2ist inst. Caroline E. wiioo'
Funeral Monday, 23d nst from residence Clifton
Take $40 boat foot OF whitehalLst, for Clifton
Carriages Will be in waiting.
Kindly omit flowers -.
FARNAM-suddeny at Bethel. Conn, August 90 OF neu:
rga OF the heart Ethel Taylor Farnam in tho o9th a
Funeral R from his residence Monday at 2 p. M
HINKEI-August o. Martha wife OF Professor CJ Hinxei'
at Vassar College, Poughkeepse
george Armand Luin aged 27 months and hay
Funeral services from residence Of Mr. g. BerLor 81 81
5Oth.st, Monday evening az . p H. fie""' Az
invited to attend without further notice.
Interment private, ,. ..,,.
Brown wife of John s. Morrel, agei AZ years. -.
Relatives of the family invited 70 attend tns
Carriages in waiting Great Neck Station on arrival OF
D. III. train from Long Island CITY ,
pENDLEToN-At Miles CITY Mont, August l6 ,a phdip
Clayton Pendeton q Eiwari and Emily 4 psnaie'on'
of erkley springs w Va. IN the 2lst year o his age
St Louis and Plttsburg papers please copy.
STEPHENs-At Newport News, r. l., on friday AusuS'
rO So A eryc at her late residence 63dst this
sunday, August ~. at O'Clock pm
1t is requested that no lowers be sent
TURNER-Austn H. at sea on the steamship CITY OF Hicn
Fnnera services will be held residence No ll5
South Elliott Place, Brooklyn, on Mohd1y August 90 ~
Friends are invited to attend
Interment at Albary.
WOODMANsEE-On Friday evening in tho 5Sth year OF ms
Luman 5. Woodmaisee. ,,o,co oos wcst l2oth st
on Tuesday the oath inst at p n ,,s l. and
Relatives friends and meinDeis oi IAooiSi'' "se' - ~
A. NJ are invited to attend.
Please omit flowers
New-York tribune., 1886-08-22
WHY SHOULD WILLIAMS DROUN HIMSELf'
THE STORY THOUGHT BY THE PRESIDENT OF hlS
COMPANY TO BE A JOKE.

THE STORY THOUGHT BY THE PRESIDENT Or his
COMPANY TO BE A JOKE
William B. Williams the New York orum-
ncr who supposed to have committed suicide In Can
ada by throwing himself into the Lachine Rapids on
rrdar travels for the Universal Fashion Company. at
No 40 East Twelith-st Hermann H. Nemann' presi-
dent OF the company said to TRIBUNE reporter yeser
day: "The first heard Of the matter was from Tue
newspapers thought 1t was a joke OF Williams s'"ho
perhaps. had quarreled with his wiie anu ""nou "
oar. her II he does not turn up shall begin 10
believe the rumor Williams is a young man. not yes
thirty. and successful salcsman lie coII ~ h oar
500 a month all expenses easily. anu II no So.
snort OF funds sometimes happened nau ohy " to
10 mo or to his brother father, VINO WORK or .,.
company He was fond OF lively society," anu whonesot
he fell in with travelling troupe OF actors no maaie @
tn suend what money he had He frequently tooH u.s
VIII and two small children with him III the summer
montha on mis- Northern trips Tne last letter had fo
him was dated August 15 from the Richilieu oie Moi
treal where Mrs Williams Is COW STAYING In u nc
for additional samples to be orwarded reporteu h
sales, and seemed In good sprlts his aceoun'' WV" W
company are perfectly straight
New-York tribune., 1886-08-22
Post Office Notice.

shoud be read by all interested as changes may 90
at any tiiheI ,,--.,
for dispatch by amy particular steamer except when 40
moi specially being sent by the fastest Vessels
rar.,n mails for the week ending August % VIII close
fpRoMriLY IN all cases. at this ofnce as follows
TUEsDAY-At9 a. m for ireland per stesmsnip rnro
VIA ms ssss be- directed iGe
a. Central America and south rssa' a drstei
'por Acapulco'). -, ,,,,.
wEDNEsDAYAt IL m for Europe per s'esp a shs Wind
ward Islands per steamship orinoco az ~ p "a; % yf
spanish nonddras Bay isG.uis' PER @ or BRUSH and
Spanish Honduras aud jS Guatemala p'f S''''"'"'S
ruuKspAY-Atlla m for Venezuela ant % UuIaSo . pc.
steamship valcneis at iiso ,S EraSe @ i0t per Steamship S
sanpic p via oaeenstown at p m for Bermuda per sei
Sn'p ILL., for Newfoundland per steamer from
s,TTRpAYAt2a m France direct. per steamship la
steamship wa Bremen at ~ a. A. ~ m 10, E ss,
ps steamship at IL M Tor se
u@tria via queenstown p ln Tor scotland dsst psf
per st2p NJ ,or the NeheT.na; ., asp H.
per steamship Leesa1 wa hSeI m ar Hs.ls sss ass r.e
s S1esssS steamship Nccrana Antwerp q,s must .
sass sssssS psr sy SSGr 90 nenmond Via
Mails tho society Islands per snip maha a rS% fSs
China and japan per steamship Sy o. sydney sn% Mans fos
Australia New.Zealand sandwich, FUl ana o1mo..
Islands, per steamship Marafoa iron san v,oss
here september Is al lor ARRIVAL Al ewivss
OF steamship Republic with British mails Tor M ~.
Mails for Cuba by rail " Tampa, fin anu tnenoV -
steamer Key West fla close at ths smoe aA" ~
2.3Va.m
araf
schedule of closing OF Trans Pacific mails Il ,a. "a
on the thelr uninterrupted oNeti ~
san Francisco. Mails from the East arriving VI
san Francisco day Of sailing OF steamers sto
/ thence dav. - ,,,o>, u..,aastsr
| ~ HENRY q. PEARSON, Postaas''''
| Post Once New.York. y. w. August ~ iooo
New-York tribune., 1886-08-22
ASIA ULTED BY ONE OF HIS mrr.

William 6. Rock. starter and superintendent
1t the One and thirteth Street Station OF the
Third Surface Road was murderousy assaulted
yesterday morning by Michael Burns, age sixtyseven
who Is employed about the yards to attend TO the
ming gear o. the cars. Burns was preparing to
eat his lunch when he called upon
to attend that had just come in. He refused
aging ne was going to eat his dinner. Mr.. Rock was
appealed to ana ordered BurLs TO attend to the
Burns again refused, and he ana Mr.. Rock had some
words. Mr.. Rock picked up OF oil ana started out
Burns picked up a heavy machnists hammer, and a
moment later the about the yard saw Burns deai
Rock blow the side OF the heal with II.
Policeman Phillips had his hands full In prOte cting
Burns from the indignant railroad men. and his ankle
was spraiped badly in the tussle. He lodged Burns
safely iu the East One dred-dnd-t wenty sixt h
Street station, however, aud later tooK MIN to the
Harlem Police Court. Burns stated that he struck the
wounded man because he called him vile name, but
other railroad said that Rock had the repua alton
OF never using profaue language. Justice Welde
mtted the prisoner to await the result OF Rocks IN
junes Mr. Rocks skull is fractured, and who wit
messed the afray say that Barns tried to strike him
again he lay PROSTATE. The wounded re-
moved his home at No. q l68 Lexington-ave.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-22
HORNELLSVILLE.

RIVAL FAIRs-LoCAL AND PERSONAL NOTES.
fFRoM An OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE.
HoRNELLsvILLE, Aug. 2l.-The attractions
indicated for tue Bath and Iorncsve fairs, which are
TO be held within the next thirty days, seem to excite
pleasant rivalry between tho two places. Governors
HIl OF NewYork and Lee Of Virginia, are expected AZ
one or both, and likewise Senator Warner Miller
Mr. W. f. Highly aud V. S. Matthews, OF Cleveianu
Ohio eighteen and nineteen years OF age. arrived III
town few days ago their bicycles. They st"r'ea
from Cleveland about weeks and have sveraseu
about forty miles day their machines insy n ien'
here IN good spirits Mauch Chunk. their uestnauo
The comm tleo appointed by the president o! .n7 WI,
age look into the feasibility OF eborepg .no vi, h
uiar meeting o! the board dnrng the past wocn
carry nv the law tnto en,ct The undertaking will DO .
new one to the citizens OF Steubon county. - 49,
James r. Wetmore, OF this city, wno 'eeeWou S
nointment In the Third Auditors Office nj Washington,
b. o. abont one year ago as stenographc writer al
salary OF $l400, has recently been promo'eu !" %"
nan
New-York tribune., 1886-08-22
GENEVA.
TOWN TOPICS AND SOCIAL NOTES.

TOWN TOPICS AND SOCIAL NOTES
trpov AZ occ AsIoNA AL RESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE
GENEVA, Aug. 2l.-The Independent Bat
terry Lieutenant Fairfax commanding. has oeen IN its
annual eucampment at soius Point the past week.
leaving Geneva Monday and returning Saturday.
A number OF Genevans will take advantage OF the low
excursion rates offered by st. Paurs Lodge E. anu A.
M OF Auburn, to New. York and Coney Island.
The Geneva mineral sprug to be as popular
A. ever The stream OF people going to IL every day Is
"a constant as the dow OF water The stockholders have
recently placed an electric light under the pavlon. IN
rctnrn or the rrauitous benefits ODj0yed by the pubic
for many months they nave An opportunity 10 con-
ir,bute toward a fund for Improving the grounds,
The Geneva Social Club hold an excursion 10 Long
Point. August "a >,,.,. co,..uu n. :.
10 build another steamer designed for freight pur-
poses. !. -. a.. ..,x,, has. I'm.
bundred and nifty excursion parties are SAID TO nave
passed through Geneva for points on Seneca Lake Al
ready this season
New-York tribune., 1886-08-22
NOTES OFTHE EMPIRE STATE
THE PULLMAN SHOPS AT ELMIRA.

THEIR REMOVAL TO PHILADELPHIA ORDERED
PLANS OF THE DRIVING PARK ASSOCIATION.
(FROM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF TIE IhboN@j
ELMIRA, Aug. 21.-The residents of this city
have hope OF retaining the Pullman car shops. Ihc
removal has besn definitely settled. Philadelphia mas
selected the place where works arc TO 90 put
and ground will be broken for the erection OF the
shops there. About 800 men are employed la tue
shops. The concern In this city will be closed oy
Oc cober 1. When the shops are vacated the Ere Rail
way Company will take possession OF theIn They arc
the property OF the company and the buildings VIII
henceforth be used for repair shops. large force oi
will DO employed, and 1t is believed the loss BY the
removal OF the Pullman works Will be offset Dy tue
increased number OF employees.
Many OF the Pullman employees are FROM Philadelphia,
before returning the Quaker City they determined
to taxa excursion to Niagara Falls sixteen hundred
persons went on the excursion 1t was tue largest
on Wednesday the Msssasot tripe OF Improved Order
OF Red Men friends to the nume OF 400 went on an
excursion Niagara Fails, and on the same day tne
members IF Pomons Grange Numbering about 500 went
on an excursion to Long Point on seneca Lake. On
Thursday eighteen carloads OF excursonists mcmoers
OF Den nce Hook aud Ladder Company OF Os wes0.
passed hrong Enra on the Erie road on their wsy 70
Niagara Fails and the Delaware and Lackawanna Rail-
road Company a double header train fpr the great
cataract.
The work Of rebuilding the Methodist church,
destroyed by fire last winter was begun THIS week Inc
edihce will cost 100000, and with the material
saved from the old structure. when completed VIII Ot
worth between $50,0D0 aud 100000 The theory tnat
the burned building probably caught fire from gas et
near the pulpit has been proved Incorrect and tnere
seems doubt the budin. was set on re Dy some
mscreant Chief OF Police Little believes that ne mas
will ultimately lead to the arrest OF the guilty
persons. -. A., u.n,.
Avenue Driving Park Association has spurted on tne
greater efforts for tho fall meeting whlcn
fakes place on August 81 September and s. ADoua
SI 900 in rurscs offered and good field OF trottn
pac ng and running horses has already been booKei
The management of the Maple Avenue rara "ays rsaS m
contemplation q novelty In the way OF racing Ihey
purpose to got up series OF races during the conine
winter day and evening. for sleghs The track Is 10 pt
prepared for good seghing and exciting sport may ut
expected Electric lights will be placed at the ens ano
the buildings will made comfortable for spectators
h expected that this movement VIII set asiho t4et
skating tooOgganing and bowliDg-the latest atoeti'
New-York tribune., 1886-08-22
RINGHAMTON.

THE WATER sUPPLY-BUsY MUsKRATs-INDUsrRIAL
AND SOCIAL NOTES.
frnoM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNEl
BINGUAMToN, Aug. 21.-SInce the sewage
from the great asylum above the city on the norsh so
OF the susquehanns River, and from the susduehahha
Valley the south bank has been diverted from
this stream, from which large portion OF the CITY
water supply derived fancied that the health OF
the city improved. There Is to be sure only sgn'
statistical proof Of this assertion, for the reason tat
none save death record Is kept and because tue "n
nual "epdemic" which visited the city caused iew IL
auy deaths no matter how much Of an inconvenienc IL
may have BEEN One thing is certain. however, ana thas
is that the epidemic called, has not appeared since
this sewage large portion thereof has been carried
to pont far below the water works. AS the city in-
creases In size rapidly the water works wehs are
found inadequate to supply its wants, and the RIVER
clear, beautiful stream-s fast becoming the main de
pendence. In fact, large crib Is now belnS put oo"n
In the river directly opposite the works
During the past week various bad breaks occurred,
seemingly without reason the Golfer dam out opposite
the water works. Finally an active dog soiveu tno
problem by digging and killing muskrat Inc mon
bad idea. Other mnskrats were found ana IL was
boon patent all the lower side OF the dam whlcn
made OF muck filled In to tlxht plank nciosure. was
completely by the enterprising water ras
Men Immediately set at work Win great pounuor
going and before long tsS the difficulty seemed
The great factory OF Hull. Grummond Co.. the we'll
known tobacco men, Is last approaching oompeou' ra
for the right security be at very low rates
OF interest First mortgage real estate. however 10
as hgn as ever mortgagers being obliged to pay per
cent ON the money they Ths supposed to be be-
cause the banking laws such that banks are c0n-
PEELED to ask It. ,
lust at present the Bnghamton Opera House under
going repairs and rone important isnprose-
are peng made under the supervision OF Manager
J. p r. Clarke. Nothing has OF late been cearu 81 the
new opera-house scheme which was 80 mucn talked o,
three months ago, and It !: the 0pnon
it has fallen through. Should the blnenamtSn Vperd G
their improvement Oh INC olu
rink the public would probably be soon satisfied ana
would not care for q opera house The present
house is finely located and Is roOmy enough; rev
thousand dollars expended upon It would mako
al the public could ask.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-22

THREATENED TROUBLE AMONG CAR-DRlVEks
The street car men fear that there may De
trouble for them soon. There is said TO be move
ment foot among the surface companies 70 reuuo'
fares to three on October TO meet the co"pe'
ton OF the vated roads and II this done tue
abilities are that attempt will be made 70 rc'uoo
tho wages Of the With these facts In VIC" 'no
Executive Board Of District Assembly No 80
Of tbs Knghts NJ Labor ara making strenuous efforts TO
get into condition for hght 1nc local a.,
getting their treasures into shape ana eo'.ns 90
members so that II an attempt Ia MADE 70 reuu.
generally 1t can be successfully resisted Ana
d. Best said yesterday that tho District Is " r,ors
better sha hxht IL has ever been ps a..
"LeveLheaded men," he added, are at the nesu w. ~
who will he led budozed into such trlo u, y ny
IN the Of the Thir. Avenue Company, ,.n
there 10 little danger Of hasty OF liza ,',.t
STRIKE under the rules IL requires al,r ~ =
unanimous consent to order a strike. Only few OF ,ns
roads. either In this city In Brooklyn are trea s
their fairly and they have been unrasy LOT so
time but the Executive Board have been able TO na'n'
tam discipline and prevent any premature outbreak
New-York tribune., 1886-08-22
CRAZY WORDS AGAINST THE LAW.
PEOPLE VINO SEEM TO iHiNK ANARCHISTS SHOULD
NOT BE PUNISHED FOR MURDER.

PEOPLE VINO SEEM TO iHINK ANARCHISTS SHOULD
NOT BE PUNISHED FOR MURDER.
The VoIks Zeitung. the Socialist paper of this
CITY, whose editor, schewtsch, Is under indictment ia
br Bauer boycott case ana which has always vigorous
,v sc,uted the idea there any similarity be-
xeen 0ciasts aud Anarchists, comments the chi
cago trial AS follows:
LYNCH LAW or CHICAGO!
Rohuld OF thr ruling of pIniercr5 OF
land Where now the OttOnists who believed that aIt'r
he NAV movement that this kind OF class justice
wo,ld have "A reaction, hide itself In the
t unon the forehead OF the burgess OF America brand Oi
'.r & IN. brutality shall b. intellectually stamped.
s;nr brutal barbarOus and wantOn has The ruling class
er. acted IN dcspotic government III fui"po'
t,r.rica has the Eliomdo al industrial plumber cis
,a Ld,rado political and economical RIGHTEOUSNESS aeI
H. h,arl of capitalists all countries twl be from ths uv
rt te Iduro barbaous bloody battles ia lo
the piundercIs against the Iundtre' ~
Iced n glorious The spirit o the country But hor
III lar renowned spirit of the country IL
inboIied in the letter Of tho law. OF law
law the oond have been defended Hy TINS Law bc
1ts,aent ti, has been passed through the mout, oi
Who says The accusation the nstrl'tAtlo
yyI him Tie whoc burgess horde Of Amer.
". HuI when the law can operate on "a basis
y, sucl verdict these but cite The "e known LAY "s
- ~ French Statesman OF tho nibct"ehth c.htui3
oce,nsi ffulh: Give me ony hNc hhe' uuil
,, hnds ni the most innocent man. ana VIII biips MN 10
~" ,.lInws" of the prosecution trinl 10 prov"
mas been proyon ept that tnere wAs Ophp Ar'""
New-York tribune., 1886-08-22

ALDERMAN VAN RENSSELAEES RESoLofio'' W
To me Editor or The Trtbmnc
SIR: In your paper of this morning am IN
accurately reported as having at the meeting oil .ne
Board OF Aldermen yesterday Offered resolution 'hA'
the subway Commissioners had no power 10 au'no'1'
any company to up the streets without hrst ooa"
,ny the nermission of the Common Council and per-
nit from tho Commissioner OF Public Works The Cor
poraron Counsel was asked give his opinion on the
matter" - ,,,n hr,
My resolution did not assume TINS post0n, ou'
neev The advice OF the Corporation Counsel
The guage OF the statute admits OF aqoseHon upo,
The point which deemed 1t the duty OF tno .on''o"
Council TO raise. JAMES L. VAN hENS.h,.Hnn,
Eue, n. L., Aug 81, 1856. Aiuer"an'
New-York tribune., 1886-08-22
THROUGH NEW-YORK STATE.
No p.CI, TupOIrGV THE WHIRLPOOL

BUFFALO, Aug. 81 (SpeciaO. - Potts ana
azlet promised to-day to give the people who visited
Niagara Falls the novel exhibition OF raco through ne
Whirlpool ia which so many have found death. Iher
competitors we're TO Preno and Becker VINO were ~
make the trip a common beer hogshead' ino cono'
WAS aban sd at the last minute on account Oh inc
fa,lura TO make terms with the railroads They say thcy
have got through rskng their lives for fun and before
they try any moro eriments they want 10 De pau,
is learned that German cgarmaker mas % 40 40
20 trou oh the Whirlpool sitting common peer kex
II the railroads will make up purse OF SOU 10 20 ~
to him If he ont alive or to MS WHO" IL No '
al