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New-York tribune., 1886-08-10
MAYOR GR4CES MN FRIDAY.

William VI. Wins, business associate ol Mayor
William X. Grace and City Chamberlain by the
appoinlmcnt of MayOr Grace, tc,tlhcd ycSlcl-
lay in the hearing OF the charges against kolIiii
NJ Souirc Every wod OF that testimony, a.
,euorted in TIE 1KIBUNE's columns this morn
ing. Will repay careful peru al. No one who
reads the narrative III a calm and di>pa>sionatc
suir,t can escape the conviction that the so
called "Iefolmcrs" " whom Mayor Grace has
fo,,cd Oh the city aic pla a,tcrcd all over witt
hypocrisy and htnnbug. Im> intimate ana
confidential friend and agent OF Mr. g. ace ha>
ever been ready OH the stIcct-corncis ana fouNo-
TOPS with hI> loud plOtc>tatiOn> Ol puDhc NplIi'
and devotion to the interests OF the taxpayers
But here VIC sec him IL the trusted ANA idiiiiiidi
adviser OF Hubert q. Thompson and Maurice D.
Flyun. who lclt that they knew hun 80 well
tlat they could freely communicate TO INN al
The details Of their corrupt bargain with Sqnlc
They Appeared 10 believe that they woUld NM
IN hm kindred spllit who would sympa'Ihc
with th,sn in their sch me- OF pluhdcr ana
would protect hem i'll then crimes. MI. Nih'
In, given no cason to suppose that iicr conf
ocncC was ms laced.
How did he receive their confessions oi cor
,uution and infamy With indignant dcnun-
clation and emphatic assn ancc> that he would
do all in his power to bring them to justice !!
Not at all. He Tell III with th,sn III then plot t.
,c,cpoc Themselves upon >qume. He gave them
friendly counsel IL, to the carrying out oi lhcI
conspiracy, and advised them against taxing
such ,tcus a. would make their own gult motor
ious He told Flynn that the Squire lcUcl
never should be used that the tncrt upon
Flyuu would be ",lmply rulnou," I-atc
when Thompson insisted on sulcndcllnS lic
letter in oldcr that it should DC made public
the nslnuatIng iylns suggested: hopc you
are not acting hastily, Thom,' ,'>on.' his pa''
,civant of the people, occupying mEh, IT,
,ponsb bic and an exuayagantly compensate"
position III the city government, actcu lhc "" ]
of "A selfish intnGucr ANXIOUS solciy 10 >e'N'
his own ends those OF ms MASTER "Ia'c'
without apparently giving IN 'ngh to g. h'dci
ations of honesty, dcccncy ANA the good name
OF the city.
City Chamberlain Wins unconsclou-k panied
his own portrait yesterday. The "Oih l. eN-
ucmcy hic-hkc. is painted with "A bJld, Hc'
hand. with strongly marked outlines and a
generous l>c OF high color. But the shadow
alc well defined and dark. The people OF New
York. a. they study this portIat, viii DC COM
pclcd TO the conclu- ion that in ,hcil City Clam
berlalD they have a lit associate and fellow iol
me men who sought his counsel when they
plotted to destroy the cont0npublc clcatuic e.
wlom they had put III Office. II any OF the
voters OF this city are still III The dark a to The
natue OF the material of wnich MI. u aoe
citizens, committees and "ieioim move
mcnts" " arc made up, let thGn consider N
lvins's story oil !I, relations to Thompson and
| Fhnn.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-10
MR. UdVIIT on IRELAND.

Mr. Davitt's frank conversation with a 1RIB-
UNE reporter, published yesterday, does no.
confirm the London rum0Is Of Il deliberate fc-
vival Of the no. icnt agitation. The lri-h lcddc.
represents the Nationalist policy 10 DC essen.
llaIly pacific and cOnou tuLOGal. The county
is stirred from one end to the Other and
ouivciing with excitement and disappointment
but in obedience to its representatives. III PaIlia
mcnt it IL manicstng law abiding spirit and
clraiming from all acts OF violence. Mr.. Dayit
,ctels confidently to the criminal calendars a
me.cntinc almost a complete blank far
serious offence are cOnCc ned. hen ulagIs
trates ale forced to compliment grand juiic-
on the peaceful state OF iaie Island, ana when
suics and Info. mcis are unable to provide the
Judges of assizo with employment, 1t Is diff
to perceive what grounds there are outside
Ulster for immediate Apprehension respecting
the revival of ciiminal agencies. lhc leader,
nc evidently exc ting their influence strongly
TO secure continuance OF The present peace II.
condition. They do not want to give the new
Government a prctcxt, however slight, for tlc
renewal of coercion. Mr.. Dayt', own advice
10 Mr. PANEL is to introduce bills dealing
with practical lcloImS in which the democracy
in Wales, Scotland and England are vitally in
tcrcstcd, and in this way to conclIatc th,
masses, whose support mllSt be gained before
Home Rule can bc established ill Ireland.
The Irish leaders, forecast OF the present
| Government, policy is probably accurate. Since
tnclc is no excuse for coercion, there Will bc a
,;p;d application of the ordinary law for 4
season coupled with increased activity i'll cyic-
ton proceedings. This policy Will naturally
| excite re, istancc and as time goes OH the Gov
crnmcnt Will have to int Oducc a force bill il
| o,dcr TO maintain the authority of Crown law
| Then thcic will bc coercion in name IL, well a.
in fact, and this will cause lcyusion OF public
| feeling throughout England and Home Rule
Will follow almost Immediately. The Govern
meat mus either govern the is'and with lirnncs
aud vi:or or else attempt To conciliatc the people
| by Offering remedial legislation AS there il
ouly one remedy which the gcat bulk OF tho
| ueoplc are prepared TO accept tins attempt tt
| steer between coc con and Home Rule anus
New-York tribune., 1886-08-10
SFCRET1RY BAYARUS Defence.

Secretary Bayards Baltimore lamentations
ovcr the wicked conduct of "Mr. Blalne's
friends, in commenting upon his diplomacy
ae pucrilc. The Secretary has not been un
fairly dealt with by any section ol
the Republican press, and some OF
tbe sharpc,t stiictulcs upon his conduct
Of foreign affairs have appeared In Dem
ocratic and Independent journals. When he
ncclccts to take cognzancc of such outagcs IL
have been committed on the Nova Scotia sea
hoard. and acts with n prccipitatc rush IN de-
handing the release of criminals over whom
fife Mexican courts have rightful jurisdiction, 1t
becomes a public duty for journals of both
nartics to lay bare his bunders and to discuss
L,s Diplomatic policy on it, mcrits. If the Sec
lcta,v were Us new and as raw in public life aS
tLc President his scnstivcncss to criticism
would only cause amusement. But when so
vell-sea,oncd veteran breaks forth into
ruadcs about the palcvocnt abuse and mis-
rep,c,cutation of "Mr. Blaine friends" his
conduct is very silly.
The Seer eta Y bcgs the Mexican question when
ne ATTEMPTS to di.cuSs it seriously. Suppose
dc ,ays, " that Cutting had stabbed hi, Mexican
rival on Texas soil instead OF merely attacking
hi, reputation. Does anyone pretend that Mex
ico could have tired him for murder : Ger
taiuly notr The Secretary must have dull
mind if he thinks that there Is any analogy be-
tween murder and libel. If the stabbl.Ig had
been done III Texas it could not have occurred
in Mexico; but the libcllmg could occur on
both sides of the river. When Cutting with
bundle of papers under hi. a IN crossed the river
and distributed them there he was guilty OF
libel and contempt OF court on Mexican soil
Or. if the Sccic.aly insists upon following out
his parallel. the sahbns of Mcdina's cha aclcl
and of the count, Official dignity occurred when
and where the paper containing the libel was
circulated
The Secretary Icecmt> the lmptttaion that hc
ha, been bullying III lhc ease ol Mexico III order
,o couutc,acl the effect ol trucking respecting
thc fishery ouiragr>. Wen, the public /, moe
anxious to have Justice done to the great hslciJ
interest, of the NcW-LuelInd coast DIAN |: Is to
have the bloodtHr~ly ga~onadc OF IcNa'
,utian, encouraged by Il plomatic action. II
know, that NJ. Bayald was ready to >uilcndc!
hose inic.c TO an arbitration c'snml'sio
,lat'a ,c,i,s of outlagcs has occurred and ha-
moi been Ic.cntcd taat the powers oi lctalia-
tou with w.iich { ns.c-> alm.d tEr Adm nl-tra
t,on have not been used; and that Nc>-cl' oil
war have not been dispatched io the plotcc-
lion Of the h4nng drct " hat reason L. there
10 ,uppo-c that the Secretary Is III advance O.
Webster, Lawrence or ENc.ctt on tins question !
He >lv, 20; bat Who can believe II until the
correspondence !, published I
New-York tribune., 1886-08-10
SUMNER INSTRUCTION ArREY EAST

KEY EAST. n. j., Aug. 8 lSpecial.
morning Mrs. Clark gave tho usual Chiliren's Hour.
Professor Palmer instructed class in 4" Harmony"
DIR. Morrow n lesson TO the Normal cass On tho
Testament dchning the doctrines OF Christ Tho ksv.
j. Rlchelsen gave his Last German literature conversa
on med eval history The last hour Of tho morning
L. NJ Won Fnkcstcin loetured til, " Fellakscn. or
Farmers of Palestine This eyoniug he glyo another
lecture city hfs III Palestine, with imp rsonaions Ia
costume. This afternoon Professor Charles NJ. DAVIS
A. NJ, gayo nteresting lecture To the botany class
on Ifo and how plants grow" Ihs was Illustrated
by hr OF the bean MISS Masuirc gave Prsc.
teal lesson articulation The music iessons and
chorus arm ars an interesting feature o the assembly
Tho day closed with evrntie conference let ny the
I,ry Alexander Henry. Tomorrow - Temperance
Day ANA Will be under tho Of the WOmous Chris
tion Tcmpcrauc Union.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-10

CLG1IIN REFLEENCES ~ Mr.. HLDEN.
Tie Republican newspapers of the United
>i.lc, have spoken III the most gene OILS OF
toms OF Samuel J. Tdcn. They have SHOW"
A disposition to forget hio faults and deIiccncio'
and to dwell upon the thing that were bcSt ana
most public, ,pi Itcd III hls caoer. Inc Dem
ocl;.tic papc.s a. rule have not written about
tAcir vanished leader III good taste. W ltn
.carccly an exception they have made h- death
tine occasion loi dogTnaticaily reA>crtlng their
view, in .cgald to the Presidential dispute OF
le1G-7I With the air OF one formulating III
axiom ihcy have remarked that MI. IIdcn wa,
elected IN lN7G and tL,t about every body oi
lntclLec and ,andor admitted as much.
In-y ha,c also held that Mr Illdcn played a
noble pant III .N76-7I
Now neither Of these propositions can BE-
uccc,slully maintained. some millions oi
pcoplc reached the conclusion N 1876 that VI.
ridden wa, not elected. They have not s.ncc
hanged them mind. On what do these D"no-
,,.t,c papcr, wi cl talk ,oaroy4ntlyo Of "c,c.J-
,ui,', " relieving that Tldcu wa elected ba-c
thcir sweeping affirmation They base IL on
bnuce They b.lc it Oh the ilim~y foundation
,,.,, .uppoii, thc clam that NJ. Ildcn played
, noble pat ~ the exciting days When there wa
. much nj stake. On the theory that he he
l,,cd himself elected IT IL nearer the truth To
mold i,i..i hc played an ignobc part, and de
nou,ta.cd his lncapacty Ton leadership. Con
lronted with an enc gcn"y hc did not proceed
10 overcome il. He did not even proceed 10
make a GOOD fight against II. On the contrary
hc proccrdcd to allow 1t to overcome hun
Sapacions Democrats admit Il, much. The Tact
t,t a denomination was denied him IN 1850
..ocs 10 attest the feeling which the part playc !
lev him tour ycals earlier inspired throughout
,hc uoty The remark was general among
Democrats in all parts Of the United States be
tween 1876 and 1850 that "A candidate who on
bciug elected declined Ic,oucy 10 stand up TO-
his own and-what was Of more ac, Ount-hl,
ra,ty', rights was unworthy OF any further
marks Of their icgad d" Through all genoa
,;on.v remarked Ihe Ncr- ork ftU IN it,
leader on Mr. Tidcn', death " he Will be looked
mon as one who WIS unequal to the work hc
laI TO do. and whose failure wrought great
,uiu,y 10 his count.y y and lis hbcrtic,' These
arc the words OF a Democrat who knew MI.
T,ldcn we'll personally and politically.
If Democrat, had been content 10 make Il
passing and moderate reference TO the points
in mlc,tion, there would have been no occasion
for ciitici-m. But lacking restraint, thcy i'll
yitc protest.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-10
THE SEASON ArSARArOGA.

SARATOGA SPRINGS, Aug. 9.-lroieSSor Hen
~ Harding addressed the Ministers Association THIS
morning Oh Music In Pubic Worship" The professor
vas Of the choir at the funeral OF General Grant
j. j. Rust OF N.w.Yors CITY. gavo a lawn tennis par
~ AT his Greenfield farm villa Saturday evening lhe
promises wero handsomely decorated.
Edward kcarncy, OF New York city. has purchased
the General Blanchard homestead III Carolne-st. 1t
aduins the kearney summer villa
The Grand Union Hotel garden party Will be held on
Augustus
Professor Latham gave an illustrated lecture IN the
Congress Hall room this evening Ills subject
WAS "A " four OF the World'
me clerical whrsmen, who passed sunday here, wor-
shipped yesterday In the Second Presbyterian church
The blcycsts lett.tOwn to-day.
Anthony Comstock Will resume his operations here
this week
The Saratoga baseball club. connected with the liut-
RIVER League has dlsDanded. ;. 4. QIick, o BhS-
the financial hacker OF the cuO is said 10 nave
sunk 5000 III the YrOutless enterprise.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-10
THE NEW IAX-EXEMPrION ELL.
GENERAL CURTIS DIsCLAIMs RESPONSIBILITY FOR


II.
To IN, Edttor D T tn ri 6une.
SIR: ln the article on the Sth page OF your
issue OF the 3d entitled. The New I"x-EN-
emption Bill your reporter gives the views OF several
iu,nrnnce mon on tho queer blll which TAx-ComMs'
son, Coleman SAYS snaSed through the LcsisIat-
ure ast winter Nonr reporter Introduces the state
mcnt OF an insurance broker. without gvn; his hhne
with these words: Though one would father tho pi
ner, WAS feeble defence of II made by few Insurance
mem one 81 them stld / quote tAr contuling p"rl"h
II . not true. either. that the uil WAS snaked ihr01Gh
;he egtslnurr do not know who got up or VINO was
tnmmittro- FOR months ami SAW t print AMI dl>,
cu sed In all insurance pap"r~ nave seen several
bat this T. the nrst ono nave seen IA
,gng that il was lcrcl IN the Insurance Commit
4.
A chairman OF tho Committee on Insurance IN
thr Assembly OF 1856 write 10 t.a the hll alluded
Ia WAS not before my committee II Ia not my rurpo>e
ia mu-ut on THIS bil but In view or the severity oitIe
articles which have appeared In the pnbIc We'S ur
.irr 10 have IL distinctly understood tua TINS was no,
nm Insurance AMI o"ui not properly 80 ana uu
MOI co To the Committee. but Ike a TAX meas
urrs soud and did 20 10 the Committee on WAYS ana
Moans This b which became with slight ahciN
neus chapter 67o, laws ls~G. introduced Arri IL
hy Mr. Erwin. read tsicc and on hts motion was ny
unanimous consent ordered To thtd reading ana
Irincd-amd when printed to be committed L" tue Com
WAYS and Means, retaining its place on t"o
order OF third reading. lis Introductory nun Ter was
I2- printing number 93S, third reading number '"S'
'O,d,nsburg N Y Aug Z 1856. y. VI. CURlls
New-York tribune., 1886-08-10
GENERAL GRANTS MEMOIRS MAY BE SOLD'

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. (SpectdD. D.-lhe ap'
picaton OF C.. L. Webster x Co. OF New-lorS' iot "
writ to prohibit John wanamaker from seiiips 'uo
memoirs Of General Grant disposed OF this mons
In decision by Judge Butlsr. OF tho United s'Aes
Circuit Court which he refusedto grant An inuns"oA
and referred To tho motion as follows III this e'
were substantialy identical with the publishing co"
pany Vs. smith, recently decided by tho Circuit Court VI
OhIo We would essem 1t our duty to follow inc ru'
IA that case and grant the wr. IL Ia noI howeve,
so,no Ia Ateriai respects the cases are clearly
ub, The ono before us ueems to resemDic Clohsns,
Estea, In which tho writ WAS rcfussd As tno facts
must further considered nna hearing, who 10
may 10 noro fully developed, II would be unwsS
discuss Il At THIS time. After full consdoi "a ac.
rights disclosed by the aihdavts as, 10
Sine pt,rrs arc not deemed sufficiently cleA'
warrant tho preliminary VIII askco 'oS
New-York tribune., 1886-08-10
MISS CAEvELAyDS MAGAzIyE ~ TRo0BLk.


CHICAGO, Aug. "a. i. Elder. oil lhe E'uet
Publishing Company and proprietor OF literary A"e'
the magazine whlch Mss Rose Cleveland tAe i'eS'
dents sister has undertaken edit. confessed Juus'
ment to. day In favor OF James j. West oi TIC "e'e'
Publishing Company. in the sum OF slo'oOo y" 0A'
day evening Mr. Elder gavo Mr. West luisme"'"'
mand note IN the amount named. judgment All" -
ecutlon was issued this morning auu inns "
noon ths sheriff levied on the real estate ana peis
property Mr. Elder. the real estate cohsistS Va
house where Mr. Elder lives Tho personaip oos 'nans
chiefly OF the magazine which levy has pee" ns"o H.
10 now IN the hands OF custodian. Ihe peoPo y" 10
Office said to-day that they thought the mater mou' p
arranged promptly, aud that the publication ot % ns
magazine would no continued as hereto ore; WIN s, 80
Presidents sister IN editorial ch ,rge Mr. ish'ot ~"
cared later in the day that publication OF tho may
zlue would affected In any way
New-York tribune., 1886-08-10

.L c.o,o chat tbere ia connected with one OF this
,,oo,s c;rcpsas n gontleman who has reached z" the
acme of greatness" as an equestrian rernap' 'no
poster tells the truth And yet 1t does not state
In its enumeration of the accomplishments Oh this
Oen,ns that he is equal to the feat OF riding two
horses moving at the same time but IN opposite
directions. Hence, take it that possibly 'hiS
"acme OF greatness must yield the PAIN "
Grover Cleveland. Cleveland for severai nion'h'
has been riding the charger - "heform going ono
way and the charger Anti-Reform going III 'ho
opposite-the Garland direction.
Tboro 10 N be no Democratic State Convention.
Is this the result of that inner sanctuary ana Di-ce
tennal interview between Messrs. Cleveland and
Hill
No one seems eager to jump into the vacant
County Democracy leadership. Are they all wall
ing till the Grace Whitney combination seiects
deodorized specimen of the renovated faction ! IL
will be a hard Job to fulfil all the conditiohs'
at is tmer remarks The Boston HTda, " for
the Democratic party to come down from prlhcipies
TO particulars if it wishes to be continued ln charge
of the Government" Tho Democracy came down
from principles a good many years ago. IL hash
had anv to sneak of since-wcl say $50 or there
abonts As for particulars, how is party that Is
RESPONSIBLE for the ongress that has just adjourned
10 come down to particulars without committing
suicide
At n late meeting of the Republican committee
of Cattaraugus County. two important resolutions
were adopted one in the interest OF harmony III 'he
party and the other Of reform in convention ma
chlnery The first district of the county contains
fourteen towns and the second eighteen ana never
theess it was decided that tho districts shoud
share alike IN the matter of delegates. Tho reform
resolution was as follows:
Resolred That IN all future county conventions th'
committee docs recommend and advise that all 'o''"E
for candidates for Office bs had by viva voce vote ana
that In the call for the county convention "o roooh
mend to several that they instruct
their to future conventions to favor aud voto
for voting.
The .yamestorn Journal expresses the hope that
the committees resolution Will be adopted IN the
convention. Tho resolution may or may not be Ju
dIcious. but the fact that it was proposed and put
through shows that the county committee OF Cat
taraugus is taking an active intorest in politics TINS
wear. II is to be hoped that all the other county
committees are in healthy condition.
The pouoLlcepsie Ners states that there will be
| 100 feet of pipe laid IN that city under con-
tract lust let. But the politicians need not prIck
M their ears at the news. The pipe IN question Is
not for the Use of muddy politics out OF clear water
Uubert O. Thompson could not secure reap
noir,mcnt Of Commissioner OF Public Works, 50 he
nad, n corrupt barsain with Rollin NJ Squire and
obtained his appo .ntment. Hubert y. wanted 'ne
collector,hip Of the Port and not being able to get
=, secured II for bls dummy Edward l.. Hedden.
What was the bargain between Thompson and He'd
New-York tribune., 1886-08-10
The NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoRrICN.-Incidents of the riot at Belfast 60
The Cutting troubles Secretary Bayard IN
dilemma - New Zealand volcanic disturb
ances - New steamship line from San Fran
c,sc, 70 Panama. - The Field Bennett libel
suit in London.
DoMEsrIC.-Cruisc of this New-York Yacht Clnb
from Newport 10 New-Bedford; the Puritan leo
tbe fleet the Galatea arrived at NewBediord
md was saiuted by the fleet. -
Anarchists Spies and Parsons TESTIFY III
their own behalf. - Races at SARATOGA. -=
Interview with Francis Lynde Stetson on Mr. lted-
denis legged resignation - Forest fires raging
in the West. .= james c. Matthews Ieappointed
Recorder of Deeds for the Dist let of Columbia by
President Cleveland. - Exercises at Chaniau-
oua. 60 Fishing vessels seized of the Name
coast.
CITY AND SrBURDAN.-Chamberlain lvlns test'-
fed in regard to the Squire Flynn letter - Ar
rival of Henry Irving. - Delroits beaten by
New-Yorks. 80 Loss of nearly SlOo.oOO bv
FIRE in Mott Haven - The bulk of Mr. 1llden
property left TO the public. 60 Toronto defeated
New-York at lacrosse. - toronto
team beat the Staten Island club at cricket. -
Cigar manufacturers beginning TO yield. -
Sixty horses burned to death in Newark. - A
brewery DESTROYED near Rldgewood Park, L. l.
g God value of the legal-tender silver dollar
4l2l2 rrains)-at 42d. per ounce-7Oso cents.
Stocks moderately active and declining, closing
weak and unsettled.
Inv Observation-Disclosures for TODAY: Falr
with nearly stationary tempe ature temperature
v erday: Highest. 81; lowest. 670; average,
E4lso
New-York tribune., 1886-08-10
GENERAL AR1HUrS WPh0yED HtALIH

gentleman of This city, WHO passed several
hours las, week with ex President Arthur al Newton
DON SAID yesterday ga ding the Genera's eond ioi'
In view ot tho stores about his apress' '"u
emaciaiei condition. [ was most happily sGrrlsd 10
.-r the General looking wol shOult say ne wtiSs
a of IS pounds IN fact know that II his weighs
from a frlsnd who told There Is a good heA1tny
appo ,raucr hi. skin none or The n-Ohlnrs' ""I'n
h.s reported lie mas crttanly btrn gtul"- 81,
conversation animated and gave no hdirAlop -.
u sick man. lie talked OF taking = TRIP - scr
end which wDud have ta.eh four hours no nav w.,
deed, taken the trip several times Ol ate b"tnE ~.
Gensral Arthur tndius ao@ht "o's
OF he Inn. and no one who hal ard OF ms Illness
would thought OF him a sick msn lie c'r '..y
looks ike man who has many ears ot l'e o''o''
him."
New-York tribune., 1886-08-10

speedily fail. The existing laws will 10 en-
forced more Vigorously; the landholdins class
will insist upon having eviction processes ex-
ecuted with the aid of the military garrison :
and the revival OF coercion will be finally recon-
mcndcd by Ministers as an act Of political ne
ccs,itv. The responsibility for renewal OF
the force policy the Nationalist party does not
intend to accept, if it can avoid it. The Gov
eminent viii revert to it in its own time after
= ncriod of inacton and vacilatlon.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-10

Secretary Bayard says that he has 10 idea of re-
treating from the position taken by him weeks ago
IN demanding Cuttings release. He is very careful
not 70 repeat this boast when ho discusses the
fisheries question. Naturally he is cautious; Tor lie
has done nothing but retreat from the day ho en-
tered the state Department. He has been OH the
run ever since the British Minister drew him into
diplom4tic ambuscade
New-York tribune., 1886-08-10

The new County Democracy Of Boston propose TO
secure the "poiitical downfall of the pothouso
poutIcians who seem to have control and supreme
ownership over the Democracy" OF that city. I'M
less they accomplish more than the NewYork
Comfy Democracy under the influence of mon like
Thomp, on. Flynn, Squire and Others, the move
m.ut will not be Il shining success
New-York tribune., 1886-08-10
Amusemenis.

n, ,or OPuRL HcUsw-s-HumbuG
SAsISO-2 and s-Erminie
FnEx MUsEE-WaxworkS
fvIsrtSA WOODs-Wild Weat
{sm,so> souARE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Karl. 49,,
I.nsoy.AvE AND 59TH-sr.--9 q. III. TO IL p m.-MefF
mac and Monitor Naval Battle. ~
M.SUArTAN BEACn-Pain's Burning of MOSCOW.
Nyw CENTRAL PARK GARDkN-S-CODcerI
POI n CRoUNDs-Bascbal.
eAINT GEORGE-Farv Land Concerts
" WAIACK's-S-FalkA ,-.. Nav
cTu-Ayr AND 55THsr.-9 q. m to IL D. m-Ihe Nc"
Cvcloramx OF the Battles Of Vicksburg