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New-York tribune., 1886-08-09
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CHARLES A. MINTON.


Charles A. Minon. II member of the Stock Exchahs'
and for the last ten years financial editor oi ln'
Herald" died suddenly from heart disease at MS ho'o'
No 33 East thirty ythrd ST., at $50 a. M yesterday.
He was born In New York in November. loZo' anu
was graduated nj Columbia College in the class OF
40 He then became connected with the hfh o'
Dow 4 Co.. commission merchants IN the East ihu'a
trade with whom hc remained for nearly ten years.
Ia 1897 he to Europe and did not return 10 inns
country until 1862, when hc organized the s'ocA
brokerage firm of Garaschc Min'on OF whichAH' IN.
Willard was special partner. After four years VI
success the firm met with heavy losses and was iorce"
10 make an assignment. few months later wv,
Minton resumed the business and has peeh "'"
known in Wall Street since
Although never "a yacht owner, Mr.. Mhtoh WIS a"
enthusiastic yaohtsman and had been succe7Si"i's
elected to In, office of secretary OF the New" ion
Yacht Club for eleven years prior To the last ahn, %
election in January, when he was defeated ol 'o i
H. Bird He was member OF the !, mon = tiup i ,,
during 1888 and 1854 master OF lioiiahu Ma. .
sonic Lodge Mr. Mnion leaves n wiic anu ''Sn. si
children-six sons and two unmarried daughters us
eldest SON. Charles T.. Is member oil the S'ocn -, .
change j. Mckim the second. Is member o, 9,,,n ,'
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange WI ~
lam NJ. and Philip s. are connected win & t'' !. rhe
Mail Steamship Company, Maurice Is Will WIN IN
Herald and 1clfair is schooboy. Inc iuhc,". -,
he held at the Church of the Heavenly kcst, o ""'o
MIR Minton was a member on Wednesday,
New-York tribune., 1886-08-09
RF,Dy FOX A Third TERN ~ the PENITEN
TIARY.

Mrs Nellie Babcock who has gained con-
adorable uotorioly thief IN Brooklyn. and has
served Two III the Kings County fehichary' was
o,a,u arrested Yesterday for burglary. Her nus
,.a w. ,h. sou Of tho Rev. Dr. Babco'k.
,orm.r rec,or OF st. Georges Episcopal Church ln
Urooyn pnt she separate from him several years ago
Her rs term the Peniientary WAS for appropriA'ng
good, AT poarng where she lived and she served
80, "a, thre. months. when rhhcu III
eca,uh.r $50 then attempted euicdc by jumping
ferrX at the East Eiver, was
llo" lr ier odrpce she was again sent 10 the Pen
i,uf,ry AN. ended hcr term lew days ago shc was
a,n,nrsi "A. an assistant bOokE'eper to tho Pcniten
'r' .he po.ses~s good education. Yesterday IL orn
inc she and a young man. VINO gave Inc name '" W
- erdau were detected III the act OF coming out Oh
49,. .hoe .for. of duncan Mcougil, AT No. 2O3 Bridge
Al Mrs Babcock had new pair 2t shoes on hrr ee.,
nd auotLrr pair under her arm Entrance Iad peen
hv hrc Z III the wniow The noise alarmed
49,. r.,yIhor. " no called the police. The woman shiu
sneridan's WIFE, pu' sHo vas 'e''S"0u W WV
police.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-09
HANDCUFFIhG THEMSELVA&.


Here is little story thai illustrates TO VIVA.
extent nan viii harness himself down, rather u an re-
main free agent, aud oos out Tor hi. own n'eress To-
A New-York workman. born In Now-1ork ana an MS
life resident OF NcwYork, is the hgure IN the cdse
o. him II IS recorded that his wife lies at the point OF
death a long time dan g-iOusy sick An infant III ts
6rst wear, two tdree Olher children bol yet !"
their tecns, tne6 are drVendoht on Hin'
bis own ofsprins Rent day Is at mana.
Doctors bills drug bs grocers bills, are all yawhlns
Ct him And In The face Of heso ponsi"lits ,his
WorkInyman this American cit.zen has calmly iad
down Ills tools and gone on strike Was ir iinposru
uponi lie says himself that he was not Nor Accori-
lng to his own assertions was he III any dangtE IN
Deed, 10 only fortnight ago that wages were IN
creased and promises promotion made =" h'n s.
motto Is: "The injury OF one Inc 'ne
concern OF all something 10 the same
effect. And whep. fow days ago, anoibe "ofkmah-
TO hun, not IN his de epafineh ahd bh'ps L"
relations with hin-was discharged lie received ai"ns
with everybody else IN the offending hrns employ an
order To 20 Oh strike. lie obeyed, unqucslohih- iue
neXt day, with tears IN his eyes begging o.se"hrle
in the city for a new place and a new chance
to living. hs tod OF his famiys sunei
and the dire distress atenns his bon-ehold II
compelled by the Jaw Of the land to leave
his aud expose bis family TO starvation, he
would have been. indeed indignant aud the country
would have sympathi Zed with him. But lie Imposed
upon himself tyranny that Ia worse than any law even
though that may have been put upon the statute
books by a ''colnbinatIOn OF capitalista
New-York tribune., 1886-08-09
Gossip AROIrT THE OFFICES.

WASHINGTON. Aug. Speciah.-Assis'ant
Secretary OF state Porter said tonight that lie hau
nothing OF the reported resignation OF Gehera
Jackson. United states Minister to Mexico, and he was
certain that the resignation rendered at ALL was no'
received before he went to Tennessee amoh'h AZ"
Governor Porter returned 10 Washington to-day anu
therefore know. nothing officially OF the latest ue'e
opments. II any, in the Cutting case Se''e'a' h' o.
decline, 10 speak OF the natter. The Resignation o'
unis,er Jacgsou woud not a surprise TO his friends
who know that his wife IL very much a'Nrte 10
lug In Mexico. some OF Governor io'u! . su, IN.
Slate Department next al. IN case thc Iehhese." -
ocrat. elect majority o. the state Legisatu,s ~
IN nier mon an active canvass for the united Stae.
Senntor.hip Governor Bate is candidate ioi 'h"'
onic. "a also is ex- Con gresham DiDIcI.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-09
TIE AUGUST MErEoRro SHOWER


The best behaved of all the meteor streams
holds It's anniversary the 1Oth few days pre-
ceding and following. The Tears OF St. Lawrenos,
called, because IL makes Its appearance the day
sacred to the memory OF that We call hto
the best behaved OF the family because the 6ery
rain fails to fall and ose IL disappointed who
locke skyward when the shower due and tho clouds
kind the tiny atoms OF which II 10 composed are
to to impnge against the earts atmosphere burso
yellow stars, and descend with trans OF svery
light Tho August meteors consist Of swarm OF part.
ces folio wing Comet IT., 1862, In orbit The distn'
tegrang process has been carried long that the
debris OF the comet nearly evenly scattered throu Rh
out The gigantic eclipse IN which they wander One ex
tremiiy OF tho zone crosses the earth's orbit aud
the other extends far beyond Neptune. The
earth encounters this meteor zone OF the
10th Of August and countless metsors falling
from the skies attest the fact that the thea
plugging full tit through the swarmng atoma Last
year there was unusually ane show OF tho Persids
they are called 1t Is well to be the watch for the
coming OCCASION for such the uncertainty OF opera
tions cometic family that grand ontburst IL poe
mpossblc at any time. Therefore Observers should
diligently watch the mort beastern sky and the conseli-
ton Perseu radiant point about which the meteoro
congregae The earth will plunge into the meteor z0ns
n, surely as she turns upon her axis, and II the derry
shower is unusually brilliant, observers VIII DO on hand
to see the exhibition and count the netepr 40 they alL
Only these that start from Perssus arc Peslds Inc s
agiOw other meteor streams, raatnk from 0th"e
conste ati0ns, for more than million meteors large
enough to be visible to tho naked eyS on dsrR clear
night, fall IRON tho sky every twenty'four houra
New-York tribune., 1886-08-09
Randei, Bnremorc Il Bilungs
IMPORTERS AND CUTTERS OF
OLA MON DS
MANUFACTURERS OF DIAMOND JEwELRY.
Al NASSAU. ST. and - Maiden Lane New. OrA
/ ST. Andrew's-st HoOorn Circus. l.oaioh
Post Office Notice.

s,oura ne read DAILY by ali interested changes may
occur at any time) ,,.....s
for dispatch by any particular steamer eheep, wne snt
no" sneesy addressed being by the fastest 'es''
Foreign mails for the week ending August - VIII ''''
,pnoMrrLY in All cascsl AT this once 's 'oio"' ,
for Europe per & s,eaa'hp IN nn1
VIA "satses per steamship AnnAndae. from
baltimore. ,. &c NOR s,.ams,,,
WEDNESDAi-At2p p H. 'o' '
nnen, 1880 A. M for Hayt. per steamship An.
as y NJ FOR E@SPev ~ tap Vera p CRU cpeche caapas
ao.sco Yucataa per stsansHp aH At ." 80
% % for Europe steamship aessn NJ VIA for ryoau gsiss
IhslGSass ami n Bay Islands por steamship PrOf Morse.
iioai New Orleans ,....
FRIpAY-At a. H. '' ''"' w.
halifax. , A. -. .,o..,.,n
s,TTKpAY-At3 a. m for Germany. &c. per steamship
"a ti via southampton anu Bremen Qetlers for ureA.
ulHa ana other European countries must be directed
sr rana y" al Tor France direct pc, steamship
J.. ..asIp tcassla, via Glasgow uetters must be di;
leesi Srsasa At a, 10 a. ~ p.c igI Jamaica .ar a.r steam
io,tcn. Kingston detters Tor Mexico must
SecSsa el%sp s Sand et,ers be-
rsassS vat An,%s1S W. lS' Sss"
r pss, steamship rsnsap caian cer' must be
.a lss.n gss suss M en r.s
Australia, NewLealand. sandwich fe ai nc,scoS close
5:rs :.nss ps. ''s1'p as =
steamship hritnI wta British nsr O,n %-s fs, Hr rom saa
Franeisco close here Hss.s. .a thence Steamer
SaS-; wssL ~ Fla. c.oss a. tns oaios daily aso
The schedule Of closing of Pacific mail: ;ras arraaf
their 1a s1 arrSSs OK Tss Al
francisco GU the day o sailing Of s'o"'no'' A''
po., oAss. New. York n. " August d. iSS@
New-York tribune., 1886-08-09
4 SWIFT PONY EXPRESS.

FoEr WILLIAM HENRY. Aug. (Spec'dp.-
As supplementary TO It's yacht service a'ohg Lake
GEORGE I'M InInuSE to-day employed a fast pony OK
press. carrying packages to the Mansion House. 'nc
Bolton House. and the Sycamore on the west sue Vi
the lake. Captain j. ". Hamilton oi the h"h'''on
House drove his famous span OF black ponies ION
and .cfry" over route. arriving At the Sas.moro
and Intermediate poin early an hour ahehI oi aly
other paprr. tho hotels we're nearly III 'ne.'
ou- OF commendation Of THE IKIbtNts enter
Prise Iis yacht swept past this iashlonaDe rrsoI.
miles ahe Al OF the competing boat Tue cary atrN "
IN Tufrr.r satisfied all the demands. The other
ueWHpAucrs arrived later IN the day
New-York tribune., 1886-08-09
THROUGH NEW-YORK STATE.
EXERCISES AT CHAUTAUQUA.

CmAUTAuQuA, Aug. S.-The Rev. DR.. y.
Clifford Baptist pastor OF Boston, preached nero 'n'
morning ON Christ and tho Woman OF samara. urging
that It was the duty of tho peops OF the several Chrsan
to recognize the equality aud ghts OF
ALL to tho end bringing unity out OF tho diversity oi
on,on nrcvaiipg lie alluded to the shutting out OF
U,,tarian, from tho great sunda y.schoo parade at
Erno.iyn as "A modern instance IN keeping with the
action Of the Jews when thcy refused 10 have any deal
iugs with the SAmaritana . ,
About 5000 persons were gathered In tho several
denartments OF the Chautauqma Assembly sabbath
s,honI mi, afternoon. Al O'Clock President Carlisle,
of Wvaord College south Carolina, delivered aadress
New-York tribune., 1886-08-09
FIpsr AT LAKE GEORGE LANDINGS.

HArLErr's LAxDING. MY. Aug. = Spec'd'.-
TmE TRInts special yacht Mary Anderson was AF'"
succcs.ul to-day, being the first to deliver the
edition OF TmE TRIBUNE at tho different ho'e'S "on~ "
axe. Ihc Heraids special train came IN 'he"u W "'
Tp,rr.r train A., minutes. and yet The Herdid Was
hai aten and di,anced from Bolton Bay 20 the emu
o. tho trip Much interest was mAuiles,c. ,,aar.n,
THiBrNE and gre at eIccment prrNaleu :" =, W '',,
n-r, n, the acht came through tho lake: u Is om
July dcmonstratee that ". Howard Bchher iarn
yacnt Mary Anderson Il the fAstest yachs U" INV '
aud also has tho bes; staying qualities.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-09
ONE CHAIRMANsHIP IL ABEYANCE.
.l tL. fnuuty ID.mnrr

s,,r,.cr,lvr Committee, composed OF the Assembly
n,s,rtc, e ,d,r- will be decided Immediately. IL
Innk.n a. orr lime though l.. Elcry Anderson. tho
n''sr,.,r of tc County Committee, would bc se'cteh
Inn, inns ia now unlikely lie truth Is nat neither the
U.vor nor his opponents are yet ready 1" begin con
,..i p, ~ the organization, and they have
,h.,arr icemed IL wise to leave the charnan>hlp III
lryancr II TIA. subExecutivc Committee Il called to
her FOR any purpose TEMPORARY cHaIhah VIII ~
cuoseu for that meeting oh'y
New-York tribune., 1886-08-09
popt.r.r VIRGINIA CONGRESSMAN.

W,suIxGroN, Aug. iSpccah.-ln all the
oppositlon and trouble which bcset Democratic a-p'
ants for Congressional nominations In virginia -
pleasant 10 note that one man II 40 pop""' '"' "'
nomination came with uEanimiiy md without aparen'
ednrt on his own part Charles T. OFerral, o' the
Win D,tic Is the man. and he made his calling anu
70 election sure by his efforts last year. Nheh NJ
cleveland became President, Ofcrrsl went 10 W"h
reoreauize the nNicehoid!nE brigade oi his di-il'
rhere we're two hundred and forty slh -pig n''f' u
ara voung-in the Doundarie- of the llth pI-.ic VIZ
vcrc on ,rnment pay rolls. ana IN niccis"y hirt
dnys all the places except four we're n!"a ny to''
clna Democrats mis- Is record thh' mas never "'o"
III nr hefnrc nnr slnce.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-09
sotD on sVNDAY N VERMONT.

BrRIIxGroN. VT, Aug. x. (SpecidD.-lHE
sr>n,y Tptut.Sr reached here this morning at sea-
son able hour from The TRIBUNE special tram o" '"o
Delaware and Hudson Railroad. having been 'r"ns'e
from Port Kent across Lake Cbamplan III 'ho steam
yacht Margarita. ~. Albans. AlDursh HP''"t' ~
other Vermont towns were supplied with TIE .Npt. M
Ts,u,.sp NV a specl,l railroad tricycle. from Noure
Point uishga-e springs. tho well known resor. M Oh
Nnrhrrn vermont was reached hy pony express Ion
swauon and TUr SUNDAY TRIBUNE WAS also Tor salo III
plat, shnry and Mnnirc Al AZ an earIy hOnr.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-09
COOL DATAT COMFY ISLAND.

Concy Island came up smlingyesterday al'cr
e,turdays Storm and unusually large crowd ionho
A., way there Old sol lazy and as fresh oreeAe
blew strongly most Of the time, parasols ana uin-
brellas were snperfuous. and b~thhg WAS uec''eu.'
rnnonnIar West Brighton attracted more than us
0uo,s Everybody enjoyed everyth;nk Dut hopoiy
worked hard for enjoyment that was eit 10 the er
.n.rounns and the coasting sides NOth!Ee
was deserted boycoted except the ponce p,nn
I'D stsnea 10 Cappas men. ana Manhattan Beach hAd
many ylsitora The day WAS perfect
New-York tribune., 1886-08-09
prorrcrIoN OF GOLD AND SILVER.

WAsu1xGToN, Aug. S.-Dr James L. MIN
hall the director OF Mint, has completed MS repo'
ON the production OF gold and silver in the United states
dining the calendar year 1ss5. The production o eo
il estimated at S3 500 900, Increase OF Sloooooo
over the estimate for calendar year lss Inc Pfo
ducon OF SILVER calculated 1t the coming rate IN se'
doar. s estimate at S 6O0. 900. against SIS -ooooo
I'm ss1 An increase of 100000. Colorado sun ~
tain. the foremost the largest producer OF '
nrecous meal- c lfornia retaining second postum
The most changes have been In Montana ana i'aho' "
uoducuon OF the former having increased lr""'
1000 900 In lsst 10 nearly Sl3.1OOOOo IN lreo anu
the latter from s3.97Oo0O in lsst 10 $3.3ooooo 10
1854 Neyada Utah. New Mexico ani Dakota SIN hon @
their own while tar production OF Arizona mas S"g""'
decreased. ,,,o the
THE value OF tho bullion ana coin Imported int" tn
United states during the calendar year was ~ ~
of whicn - g09 consisted OF bullion ana S3J"'o
Of coin OF the total imports, S23Ci1.3ll conssteu
goil and Sl777I7l- OF silver. Tic total exports W
gold and silver from the United States dnrne the sam,
yc,r were Sli Gg-. 40. OF which Sllll.2o' WAS tou
ana S33 2.o l42 silver While the Unrd states iost y,
net ex mort alton during the year Sl51"1-2' III H'e'
gained sl2 22e.lOi by net importation oi goli. Ian,
III. amount OF gold In the United states on Jan
uary l. 1856. was s53J4s5.i5s 81 siyrr do'xt,.
S1ls 90 76l; subsidiary silver S1o.o5i,lil' Vi
total stock of cola OF SS26.1IO IO.3').
New-York tribune., 1886-08-09
LONG BEACH.

ATTRACTIONS OF TIE HOTEL AND SUR
ROUNDINGS-SOME OF THE CUES
When IN the summer of 1850 the Lon!
Beach Hotel was opened and o connection h'oe from
.hers with the Long Island Railroad at Pearsai's
was the intention OF both company who built lhe
hotel and OF the railroad company Una.
n, should be n strong competitor ana f'ai
NJ Manhattan Beach A fine band Of forty pieces was
imported from Germany. led by shrener music s"nu
patterned after those of, Manhattan ana brighton wa"
bult in front OF hotel. and afternoon ana evening"
concerts were given. But they never ATTAINED 'huc"
on,,ar,x and Last season the outdoor music was dis
nenssd with The hotel. however had always far
ehare IN success while leased 10y MT. Sou'hga'e anu us
partners but the property having ra-seu INTO 'ne
hands OF Austin Corbn and others in September lS9o'
the saseon at the hotel abruptly termhaeu' 10 n
Inconvenience OF several sojourners there IL was
f.ar.d that this action of southga,e d Go. would
operate to the disadv OF tho present proPeo
md their managers, but this has not peeh INC as
When Henry Graves one OF the asso''"''' " ~
Corbip assumed the presidency of the Long beach oe
"a Coz, GO Company immediate steps were taken Tor
INA imnroyement Of the property. The whole exterior
and much Of interior Of the hotel were tePa'eu' %
many apartments were reiurnshed ana recA'Peo. -"
eurroundings OF the hotel were beauthed' anu io'e
x,iors voud be pleasantly surprised by the changes
The consequence has been that the hoie has hau 'u,
omn,smept OF guests since the opening on June 20 ana
on Saturday July 81. there were near'y & ivo snwe
Sspisnown people OF Newton ana Brooklyn have gore
there. intending to make only rno, ''"ii ynere are
now over 200 guests IN the hotei, & en
elusive OF the seventeen cottages; wh'cn fa,n' are
oil occupled by the lcssees and their lahlIes.
long Beach seems to be a childrens paradise. ihtle
are scores OF them all the place There are no re-
s,rctins "a regards bicycles. etc, and some OF tho
young men tne riders Every "odhesa~y ng NJ & .ue
voune people mock to the balrooI; that IS hei ies
Mar hon" night Saturday night being sHolleu 20 tno
adults An excellent band furnishes GOOD muse ihee
is no finer bathing and the sinng aud hshnx are
unsurpassed. The main charm ot the place J. tne & au
sence of formslty. As guest expressed IT, " ou cs
vear nain clothes or rich ones 1t IL all the Same no
one will YOU. The hote service 10 ea'elden, M anu
IA evidently The company has no reason
reyret ia selection IS manager OF H. H. Stearhs
Among the guests are Robert W McCulI.gn James
ONsI T. H. southwiek. l.. J. DeDnng, Thomas NJ ~ u,
ford C. j. Canda John Herman, /; Drshe >. ~ !.
William Jonn Slay ybAck j. X. DOS Iaseos'
IS l. Montg omery +. A. Schroeder. C. r. smthers !oXh
Jurresep +. s Hamilton. g. A. fanshawe u. l.; ncA.'
min lanes Pyle, 6 G. Ward, T. Ewaod May, l9I'oo
f;ray William ri. Gebhard, Isaac L. kl, l. NJ. HOW
land Osgooi Welsh and Henry Graves.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-09

1Bys LOUIS LEAGUE TEAM MOI TO D'SBAND
ST. LOUIS, Aug. S.-The statement that the
e. Louis League baseball team is about to di'Dhd anu
the Pttsburgs take its place. seems to be uhi'uhdo'
AZ, ucas nos,,iyey asserts that his club Will play ali
nj IL, sch-dule games this lie Is nlling the
Taces of those re eased with uen who improve the
"a Alt
New-York tribune., 1886-08-09
Fairly oS THE JERSEY COAST.

Br,cuI HAVEN. Aug. ; (Spcciah.-Thc wind
,, ,xn from, ihe north In a rea wntry fashion this
morning Threatening weather lent charm to Indoor
n,c Ihc arrival OF the regular edition OF THE s'SpN
rErtNF was another enjoyment. Tor nearly every ono
here II a reader aud nowhere are fresh newspapeF'
more valued than at an outlying seaside resort. TO
lch Tur Inlur ~ has been only paper with enter
u,e enough the day ot al lay. wheh ncoPo
,.ui a raucr Tuh TRIM yacht sailed across bAtne
cal n.y Al a lively gat. :. H. Marsha promptly ser'c1
ihe cottages and hotels with the newspaper
New-York tribune., 1886-08-09
TIE VE1THER REPORT

GOVERNMENT INDICArIoN5-FoR ,: IoURt
WASHINGTON, August S.-For New Eng
land New.YorE Pennsylvania. New-Jersey. Delaware
and Maryl land fair weather. variable winds generay
southeas,erly slightly warmer
Thence westward nearly stationary temperature ana
fair weather except local rains IN Michigan Wseonsn
Minnesota, Iowa and Kansas.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-09
FITz JOHN PORTEEs TWO OFFICES.

The point has been raised that Genera!
Porter being retired army officer. would DO compelIeo
give up his position OF Police Commissioner OF the
City OF New.York Inquiry at the War Department.
however, shows that. whc II the position had peen
under tho General Government he would have had %
resign, 1t being municipal appointment his position IN
reference to the Army would mako difference TO sne
Police C0mmIssonersnip.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-09
no DEMocHArIC STATE CONVENTION.

John O'Brlcn, chairman OF the Democratic
STAT. Committee said saturday that convorsation'
with the members of the committee from out OF town
who came here attend tho funeral OF Mr. Iiden con-
MIN that the holding OF a state Co Ivcniion THIS
,i, ,anIi IN. useless expense The great majority oi
ine and that the leading Democrats IN their nrIghbo
hnnd. yer, OF the opinion tina; the state Committee
,ot iu., AS we'll name the caniidae for Juigo OF the
.s.,
New-York tribune., 1886-08-09
rur SFASON AT SUMMIT MOUNTAIN.

SUMMIT MOUNTAIN, y. j., Aug. 5. (Spec'dO.-
The season at the Grand Hotel is at Its height "ss
Emma Abbott gave musicale in the paro last even
,ny A, This mornings service, the Rev. j. B Wssson
nrciating Miss Abbott sang "Guide NE. oh thou great
Jehovah" and Miss Annie /. Tanner sang There u
green hill far away" The Grand Hotel remaihs oPo"
until october j.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-09
AurAD on THE ST. LAWRENCE.

ALEXANDRIA BAY, Aug. (Spec'd'l.-l lhc
steam yacht Idle Hour. with IKBuNEs' ari'o"
twenty-five minutes ahead OF all the other p'per'"o
were brought 10y teams from sfargoviile Iiix lhio
c,nre,. beat the steamer Lawrence more th" au
bolr The Yacht made the twenty--sht mics Ton
Cape Vincent here In two hours.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-09

SroSIvGroN. Aug = lSpec,dD.-IHE IRiB
rsr, yacht onward hove In sight Oh sandy Point carly
,hi. morning bearing a freight OF -rNDAY IEhtNh''
Nearing shore tho yachts heal Wa. thrown INTO III"
wind and small boat wa. lowered and hllri WIN Pa
pcr- and n Iy careful management tnr va.
lie acnri through tho hish running sAtI, iuo
pony express Transferred tho papers to tho ho'e' MI"
cottages ahrai OF any other paper
New-York tribune., 1886-08-09

cerks nd nu,,ing Dom ocrats their places VIII cary
iov Tn everv Democratic heart Even those Democras
VINO ianguish In jas and penitentiarrs en' VIA ia
terms of i'm sonmebt will expire before lScy ss -
able TO find CLEAN OF hope ana comfort Ior nv IA
selves In some OF the appointments IN tho Po,."' ~
servlce
land German have both looked through thls w, pv, IN
witch seems 10 po.sess merit and may prove useu al
some parts of the In Baltimore
hacks aud rrcenhacks the most serviceaoe
, .oohe ann -, nnrnoses E-E. H--NS
Ihave examined this work with all the n,err', 80 nv
sisent with my grief over IN" hecp ualnna'i sI feel
t,kn~ of by a corrupt Republican senate SIN ~
an interest I'm the o. thc DemocrAc par. ,aiy
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New-York tribune., 1886-08-09

A careless diet. or change of water, often
produces in weather an obstinate DiarrhGa, OF
some serious Bowel Affection. which, II you would treAs
nationally try at Dr. Jaynes Carmnative Basams
a safe remedy for such attacks and equally eceual for
Cramps Cholera Morbus, Dysentery aud Summer Com
New-York tribune., 1886-08-09

the Trow Directory, died yesterday afternoon at the
homo Of his son-in-law, Aaron Carter, in fremont
ave-. Orange, He was seventy.seven years OF
age, and until recently was president OF
the Trow City Directory Company. He Was born IN
Andover, Mass but had lived in NevYOrt over forty