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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-04
HELEY'S TBOUGHTFULNESs.

Helen, four and uAi yea Old. taken Dy her
parents TO ride a dOnEry the Central Park. She
very timid but nor younger slater showed no
fear Helen aha not IKE u lacking IN courage
Finally. the donkey boy made the animal 20 fsstrr
she said You need 90 ftst you must consider
the donkey"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-04
ANA7rR4L QrFhrION.

1TltH
family party ago had = driver
who extremely vOiuh. Indeed he nOnopolzrd AL
the convention. All q lutte fellow OF tue
party pulled father AND whispered IN his
ear Does charge any more for talking I"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-04

The children at Fort L. day holding forth
NJ on the BELONGINGS %, their res ., ctye mannas NV
mamma, 90 a auliul six drr--.' etc The clintt l
was reache. when of TIE mum er exclaimed; Well
anyhow, mamma got the red hra@ede't DaOy ia the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-04

From ne - t'hS r0ppdnici
Four year Old Bel had 1eeu Watcnlng Tom, the car
snu.eze through vary small cole under the house.
MAMMA SEE sid. you KIT 10 have seen Tom! T.
lust mashed ana Went under"
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TALE or AN eco.

NOM rhs YOUTHS CerwssntoM ~. A. . ...r
Little Harry Haa bsen cot tn the ssensa VIZ Pnnnin1
a., :, mamma he said: 500. mammal ssoss =" -
and cot the gravy al over NJ hansT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-04
STORIES ABOUT PEOPLE,
sKyA roR VA RyxR krLLsFs couRrksH

Maek1n4esN tshesV 3 Tts lt1anv Argus.
Senator Miller found time his wife zad up -
the White House Tussdsy evening. where sew his tall
ngure behind ne In the blue parof towering
over the line OF Cabinet ladies Who a~ssts Mr. Cevs
land 1t Ter husbands side. When thers IL sYmethi,g
courteous To 10 done forget that the
President IL his constituent and constituents
upon him. The same was true Secretary
nannrnss name bef0fs tue for condensation.
No Democrats senator knew him personally to rise AMI
speak from that OF ntness for tbs
hixh post 20 which he oallsd Bat -enator Miller
fose after only sufficient to give the Demoeratic
side tue opportunity which primarily Dsongei to them
and rseogniZna his relation to the matter represent
ins MI MsnninAs own stats paid nearly tribute 10
the senfleusns high character ana ability, thai met
every requirement ~ tue situation. ami his domination
was at once confirmed. Democratic Senator'S
around bin and thanked him for the prouI with
which he had met the delicate emergency.
Senator Eyarts, VINO nsd bern but few weeks sworn
in said he would have given considerable tn had
the necessary scgnsDtsnee with Mr.. Manning 10 enable
him 70 take the part that Mr. Miller and which 10
much admired aim tor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-04

The editor o., ops ~ ne :, ks,elins Oak, Rail
s A''r rscer ny had p sa,us esena,ess;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-04

SMALL F4VORS TH4 NEFTLLT RECEIVED
Prom the MHneGDotiS Trtbuns 49,
Mamma. did you thank God Tor just ooHeo anu Tolls
Yes. Nellie.
Umpn, wouldn't have bothered Him Just FOR that. %
New-York tribune., 1886-08-03
OFFICIAL REPORT, or SAVINGS BANKS.

ALHANl, Aug. In addition to the reports
of %~w-IoGb s,sns, b"uA, rHJAsDol yesterday the
condition - eisIt other, B., riycl "s fpIO"s.
EoWlLl SAVINGS LANh -Inla resources rJj.ti7.-
p----. du" d~po-ifnr-. : -i3.pi-.1"D go, surl.u>.
-lu5gH To- 81 icpnsits received snce January l..
l--6 IlO-.-y- -. deposits W. hdrawn siucc Janu-
a., /. l--G, >i.jjJ,2 - -
trrMA> SAVINGS ham Tuial rcsOurce-. S2i.-pj.-
-,- II. due Il, po,tur-. S2O.2-'.ilI 10, surpins.
GO6.iJ1 81 Irpust- received sl,e January !. l-"b
- sOD.JIl - deposits Withdrawn since JaIHaIJ /,
l-.6. ~J2li.t+- hL
I,,fturIoN iYR -AyiNG> NERCHANrs tLTNK-.-1OiAl
re,ourcc- s6i6 100 OF Gar depo-tois ~ O6 ~ o2
.urpI.- --~p.G 90, deposits received sinco JAnpAy
J. l--G -goG 7i3 80 deposits withdrawn since ia lazy
l. --o. -sg- 500 10.
'MA>liAIIA. SAVINGS I>,rIrUIIoN.-1oial resources.
-n.g-I u dar irYo.it0r- Sh.J1,nJJ J' surpln-.
- II deposit, received since January l. 7rr.
-l...s.1ls -; deposits Withdrawn since Ja.uuy /,
l--G ~ ,-G9.tsO u.
- op7 @op ~ duo depo-for-, @l2,TlO53? - -"r-
pus .-n,fGO Ia deposits received Sn'" January J.
i--G --itJ.sJi II deposit, wIhIra"h hlnco January
/. l9-G. s2.lGl,1O- - 49,
Avn III. A. SAVING. BNNk-Total resources. 500
90 -. duedepositors, rJu5.Jo2 81 surplus. s2oJ
rppsts received January !, 1850. Sl11,bl9 3D.,
ciosts withdrawn since JauulTy I~-G rl1@,''l ~.
li,uIlu SAVINGS BANn. iotfl resources, E-,''l.-
u.IO / due drp'~ltois. T-.J@-,p9i -, hHiP ~.
200 $50 - icpO.it, received slnce January /, l~~b.
l.o11.o72 ~ deposits Withdrawn SINCE January !,
l~-b $50. .jO1 81. 1900 -
IotlIAnL SAVINGS IN,IIrt tIiON.-RrsOulccs SOL 10.
du. acpostor. S!Jl 10. open accounts. JAY l7ob,
10
New-York tribune., 1886-08-03
HUBERT O. rH0MpSoNS SUCCESSOR.
AN ORIGINAL COUNTY DEMOCRAT AS LEADER -
MAYOR GRACE's TACTICS.

AN ORIGINAL COUNTY DEMOCRAT AS LEADER -
MAYOR GRACEs TACTICS.
The movement of the County Democracy lead
or. to agree upon successor to Hubert o. Thompson as
"leadcr" has been simplided by the attitude OF fFe
Commissioner Purroy who represents Mayor Grace
Mr. Purroy advised the choice Of one OF tue orgln"
members OF tho organization chairman OF the
ecutive Committee to succeed Mr.. Thompson AS MT
PurrOy not original member being AZ tn"' H"'e
an able bodied Tammany "jawbresler,' THIS "'u" OAR
him ont 1t has been practically agreed that L. EAcry
Anderson shall he chairman OF the sub Executive Con
ntec and that Maurice Power shall be the dispenser
Of patronage and the temporary successor OF Nr
Thompson in directing Collector Heddcn how to manage
the Custom House. Mr. Power directed by MS asso
caes to visit Washington and SEQ secretary whitney IN
regard to tho matter.
The fact that Mayor Grace has invited a number OF
prominent Democrats to aid In rcorgsnzng the County
Democracy has led to good deal Of conjecture as 10 h
purposes There la good authority for tie statement
that Secretary Whitney has agreed to aid the mayor III
this work. These two expected to work .ogether IN
checkmatng the schemes OF Governor Hill ana IN re-
elccting Mr.. Grace as Mayor.
There was a good deal Of laughter among Tammany
Democracy leaders at their meeting on the uW ol
1hompsons funeral SAID Tammany Saohen ,t noso
they began scramble for his place Ana ooE az ,hee
fellows who hold meeting aud lax nisr,ct aU1a, %as
represented by Mke Murphy, of unsavory reputation
at Albany. Fatty Walsh, indicted ior keeping
district was represented by Tim Campbell, VINO
boasts OF tic fact that he Tweed lobbyist illy
Mitchell of the old Excise Board who voted 20 license
al the dreputsbe houses in the city. was the repro,
sentative OF another district Pat Keenan, represented
John keenans district because John Is In efle jim
Mooney. who could not explain to leIis'arlve M com
nittee hs queer factions IN thN Public WORKS e-
partment. represented the Twentythird ward, while
the jarhreakcr Purroy represented the IwenJ,ionrth
Warl Other districts represented by Doodle Al
dcrmen Now those have tho bodness to got together
AMI talk about carving tho work OF reform that
Thompson began. | say 'bodness, because every
body knows that hls OF tho Kind Indicated by
Sdure's letter that generally leads To the prisoners
dock No air. can assure you that Tamnany dOcs not
want to combine with Organization which Il run
by such men, They are nil In Graoes control Le
is moro their boss to-day than Thompson was But the
people are not going DO fooled this year by tho Grace
Miller Scott combination. bacsed up as u Is by tho
.boodle' organ1aton known az tho County Democracy
New-York tribune., 1886-08-03
WAsHlNGTON NOTES

WA-nI>.toN. MDa iaY. August .. l--G.
Pl>si,> NlIoA>-ILc rfcsileat today vetoed four
uryatc i,- -ol bi- g. rnch oi AIs veto messages he
o.tc, tu Dr!ci tLe IA stcria Ll-toiy 81 'ue cas-"
ArNl OEniE- -'oloacl Joan D. " lkins. j'h Tnf.n
r.. IA. leon accl tAr rc;reI -t ~ operation of
l,w anl orirfcd 10 Ais home. I.rsi Lieutenant g. L.
Na.srv 5.h Ariery. Ia. been r.l-tcI from duty Al
The arIllory soaoo!. io.t Monroe. Virginia. September
l. and authorized 10 dr ty reporting al Ai- proper sta
ton uu - f,rf }. To- await Transfer 10 sht battery
Elr,l Icutrualt- IS FOUNTAIN -'h Caya!ry, Las been
granted inu.fI'- l"aVr "f a'-"ucr.
Oni..s WEi,kA.L--A tns Secretary Ia!-chl.d has
sfruc,r the - customs At sew York pay
u TIE jhr proc~e of the saie ~ the d~r"ict
good. saved hr iers"is nom -" steamship Oregon,
Amounting Obf. AMI also TO tnfn over To the citri
Sfat-. Marshal she fcsf " the -at"i esOis remaining
u.Yd $50 Nrfrr thr CONT mag ~ fri-r JursciiOn
and determine al qurs;t"u> arising rom the wreck
NoNlNAIipS. Tue President sent the ioO.n. n0u.i.
nations e. te senate to-day: Major Horace Jow-tt to
Ice l. Colonel Of the 3d ihigifTy, Ileutr ant
Colonel cnig" g Sop to ne CO'nr Of IA" 9TH lufantry
Ir-i IA.uicnut walter I. - g-au, 10 br captain Of
,be lOfh Infantry. second Lieutenant Charles j. 1.
Clarke To- bo First I'ri"naut Of lotn Infantry: Cap
tain John T. Pirkr. 20 he Major OF the ION Infantry.
CoNMrKDitL NTtHcorI-E -Representatve Colln'
Of cn~ctt.. Iay introduced In the lon.o bill
authorizing President to deny al comIn"fc'a nights
including nght to transport v hiccS "f ears ~ 10"
United states, ru,h ;of~yn countries as may deny
commercial privileges 10 cith-Hs oi tho United Stttce
New-York tribune., 1886-08-03
MEETING OF MAENNERCnoRs.

NEwBURG, Aug. = (SpcciaN. This was mcm-
oraDo dag Tor the Germans OF this city, The Nowbnrg
Maeunrrchor entertained tue JuuSor MaenneIcnOr.
seventy NUMBER, OF Ihiadcp arrived here
on boat Inc festivities were hod At lcsht Broth
er,' Grove and Largely attended. German singing
cict.es were present from Fort JcrvIs, MIddletOwn
Hudson, Rondout Fox, and Albany, and dclo
cations were also here from tho Arlon society or NcW-
YORK, ami from Newark and Paterson All vcro well
Gained with arms extended In characteristic German
hyc after All arrived. thr procession. heaicd by
malice starte grove w.th music. Al tne grove the
uusra proc Famine zone thrOugh with aud II WAS
pirt ct pard y the Grrn.ana Soc ~ Ot POnghkcep
s. the Jnngcr Marnu,ichOr OF Phiadrlpha. the New
burg Marn neIchOr and Professor MOscOw's band
D,ucIng followed tho musical programme. The Ihllt
d.Inh giients VIII vi,iI West Point morning
ami VIII 20 ho III Oh the aft day boat.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-03
,NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY AUGUST . ,c

ming tase stops strengthen hlmseh or o,hsr
has given attention the south nah 10 any ,ha
section the country, believing that II ne goe 10 him
National ConvonGon with the south solid pach yiii
he with that and the power OF his Adnlhls'S,, , ia hs
lie able forco his denomination. AZ least uae ho
idea There is less dissatisfaction In the Sout ntrv
President than there Is In any other part oi ' mo
lie IA doing more and every day 10 pie"iU Tho
Southern people. The Senators and mrhoels -, ~ cor
Southern states have q great deal moro lnnurhc m n.
trolling the aIronage OF their States than nave he
Democratic Senators members from the Unt n
North II Is very rarely that you hear OF any or
among the southern members. Within the last t"o y,
three months has heard great deal OF prase @
kind Of praise and admiration which oniJ eoi"o N
statesmcn who have been well treated
New-York tribune., 1886-08-03
DENIAL OF WALL STREET PACIFIC nrNoRs.

Among the now rumors started ~ W all Street
recently 20 The elcct ihn tho trO q; The Ors
son Railway and Navigation Company htd been secured
by the Union pacnc Railroad Company. No definite IN
formation could be obtained yesterday. II L.Iah smith,
president OF the Oregon ami lransconiucutai Company
(Which owns lJ9ll3 shares OF the hallway ami Nayss-
ou Company ofthc capital stock of 2iOoOD sesD.
SKI the Pacific slope. and the acIye manager, u
union Pacific IN Boston. Tue close frien.s ~ ths
oregon and IrAnscOnt,nenial Company, however. de-
clAfcd thrir belief tsat tie reports hal cny spcca
basis and reported from Boston IN frcs!-
dent Adams ~ the Union P.cI rc dcui~i tlst a.y
eofiaOus Tor transfer Of contrOl hal heen con.uret
pending. TIE only gIOuud glcd Tor tns
stariine the l. that the Union Pa re
oregon aul iransroutinent,i companies arc IA Lar.
mouy opposn tAr proposed cbu~ uct.ou oi fhr t,s
cair branch Of lr Northern Pacific Railroad AMI intend
Months ncgnfiaton, started Tor JOINT .ei,s
To- the Northern Pacific AMI tho Union pacinc a. tAs
I. Railway AMI Nav gators uun. bat th-y
subsequently ahtpdnael AMI thr nrs,na net comrtny
started th' project a. dependent line 10 tho Fc 10
ihe uic division. Tho Boston Dispatch. quoting
President Aitrs'- uticrances Is ~ follows:
President Adam, OF Union Pa uD ,iplliDtly iru,- at
any Arrangement lts been ms" b, pu. ~ making.
booking Q" tac touioui oregon Railway I i.4fon
lI, ra,inc Ntsu- iAtnu- 90 tl- tai
and bail tit They nearer upN fhtI
month, Ni Ad'u. LIS Nui s'tu ilIn smith i", tNS
port, tuon "i uie bargain utterly false
" o "A Q lie rlrf
share Nav'lh'nn ~tt's wall Sifisf frqnit.
to Notwithstanding AMI t'c l- Truth Alasffr
or po,ipon,t orlei Ia n directory with tuun H.. 10
New-York tribune., 1886-08-03

routroler Yesterday aud asked that tho salaries of
tho commissioners and their employees bo paid up to
AucustI The Controller sail that II thc
woald give a bond rToyldng that IN the Court
Of Apural, should decide that the O.d board was
the Legal OF Scisc they would repay the
n,tt ly the finance Department., ho would order the
,,,vu.nt Of tne salaries. Mr Andrews sad that hn
,y,uI Willingly th> but IL would Do necessary
li,u 10 consul; his colleagues.
I,e old commissioners and their cmplOvrs have
uuicI In \ protest aganst the payment uf tho now
and their employees, and have Informed
tt that they viii HDd hin personally ,pu-
sbIe IN case hc should pay tho new board AMI
p0ye. ,
Chamberlain 3O,GGJ receipts for Licenses from July lG
To
New-York tribune., 1886-08-03
THE VACANT JCDGESlllP.
LETTER FROM JUnCE cnAoLts DANIELS DEC

A LETTER FKoM JUICE CnA,uts DANIELS DFCLN
ING THE NoMGSkTioN.
ALBANY. aug. Judge Daniels, d. clinlnS
. be cauiatv io- domination or tAe Jndg-hip OF %"
..i - App.a. Nute, untcT GAts Of jas ii as io'-
.ow-:
d .r outfc} impI IAcilcaDe, uf. with largo
tu. .,f - uudccIet cases on h'uu 20 winch my con
-'Alt attention bDth a dlty AMI a Letf So. =.
.. tLc courts 1t ~Acu must be present ftom iht At
o.t'ul of tAi- fuoI.A % 30 Ist Of NoN"IlJ Jr.
-t0. I.lhI"f from urNohf any attention 20 iAc
cpuvass IhAt ~ Itself wOud Cause ne To dc,lu" The
oI4lAflDl. Iu. %, iicl 20 tAAt ihrir VIII To quite
...e el ra.c. icA LOt condition t. bear. and
dut,s OF more prf-oull aui private nature
which these other SUBJECTS. force IL" conviction
ufru ny mind tLdt cannot accept such nOmlua
el c.ru should tr offered Anon = the laIs" nam lcr
81 crIirruf ant accomplished lawyers IN the lie
t.hcan PATTY th.- state there can De- no serious
l.ulty 10 toe Way uf selecting hcttor aud more suta
s .ilair AuI Hth to uuicr-tauIlng tDat an not
. cAu4i ate An flly pscslair that Il wi We Goao
New-York tribune., 1886-08-03
CLEEGTuEN GONG WHEELLyG.
THIRTY MINISTERS To START TODAY oN A TRIP ~
THE HUDSON.

THE UCDsOS.
A grave and reverend a mo 'phrrc will encir-
Gle the cosey club house OF tho citizens Bicycle cub
fais afternoon. The club-hOlsc ~ n No 32~ West
xtieh Just un the boulevard and at the begi' uns
OF the good roads which exend up Manhattan Island
and through Westchestcr County. Hence II has been
chosen ~ tie startngplace OF the Clerical Nheelmens
tour About thirty divnes OF reverend pori and wel
developed calves have Daudsl themselves together or
mutual aid and comfort IN tho uniortakiug 81 viewing
a Ia re part tie country r. the saddles OF tAelf r-
specvr bicyces and II IL they who viii assemble Al ths
Citizens club this afternoon largo uInlcr 0 cinD
men VIII accompany them th"r ruu to lOnkcrs
their stop Is 20 be made. rbr start VIII 10
made az $50 OcOck and the rOuts VIII be thrOI-h 'en'
trail Park AMI -eyenfysecOni -. q the l. yFrsie DYe
an the boulevard and the ngsbrl lge roal 10 louker+
Tho Rev sylyanus stall, of Lancaster Penn, u the
leader o. the Theological ciyary, AMI VIII
gu,ae them tho rOhte gwen IN
1H2 TRIBtSE some time aeo, mp the Hui,0i
through tne shaker settlements to saratOya. then dOwa
through Central New York again. The TIP viii take
shout ten days and the cergymon may be .Kprc"i 10
take much ess dysprptc views OF things after IA hif
h.althfnl recrsaiOn though clergyman dryptei 70
the wheel troub ed with dyspepsia after heine
initiated into The paIty have prayers before
making each mornings start. and the How OF eAlicncs
after rvoninz hivoI1c IL insructif' ara
entertaining on sun lays the happy villages llc are
hDnored by the presence the wheeling evslgri-;s
VIII have their pulpit supplied by the athletic Clergy
New-York tribune., 1886-08-03
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE

RCnMoNp, Aug. > tSDc,idh.-lt hIs been
published here that the Richmond and Dauylc Railroad
Company Will make Newport Newsits Eastern terminus.
instead OF West 10 NJ. and that C. T. Huntington hss
oil red the DAnNlAo syndicate cNey lnducc inent 10
maze the change.
lOUNGsrowN. Ohio, Aug. (SpsciGN.-Gl neral Jones
tonight went tO iisUgrg, where n.~e.lns VIII be bel
tomorrow of the purchasers of The Toledo. De phOs ani
ST. LOUIS Railway for tie purpose oi reorsAn @aS II I'M
der the of the Cleveland and Western Halfway ts
present terminal points Carey and iihdty aud tAs
lntcntOn to L to chicago. mAhihk part OF
rittsbuTg .nd Western system 4tou1 ittsDuF. ID
Chicago.
MONTREAL Aug > CSgceiuD.-rhc net profits o' tho
C,nadi, Pacific Railroad for Juno S3,6 40. as
compared wiih S.s3 G9l for hr same monta last wear
tn, net prouts for months endinS June 30 w~r,
9oSGJ D. as against SILL iaG5 tor tao corresponding
period last year
New-York tribune., 1886-08-03
GOOD SPORr PROMISED Ar MONMOUTH.

MANY ENTRIES OF GOOD QUALIFY <HOESlS nan
OUGHT TO WHILST or CONTESTANTS.
The Monmouth Park Association Will begin this
weeks racing with another brilliant programme to
day There are ,ghty-siX entries for the III races
aud tie fields of good quality well as Large.
lolseracng far from exact science. and evenly
are the horses matched in majority of the race, that
picking winners il even more than usually difficult.
FnliunDic will bc those who return home TO hight with
more money IN their pockets than they took 10 The
Park The first race /, handicap ~ se>cn-cighihs
of n mile. Stoncbuck should win with Banner
Bearer IN second place. The sccond race Is tie
tamusn Stakes for two-ycaI -olds special weights,
three quarters ot mile. Fifteen Youngsters are named
t. start. the kapanga colt ia the best of the lot but
there arc others II tnat will make him do his best
il hc Wins. The speedy Puzzle ia likely 20 get the
place Dew Drop il entered for the Pas~aic Stakes.
She of course. can win. The Dryers have also
signihcd their intention of starting Pontiac. lie
should lc second.
Tho fourth race is handicap, and three
sxcehhs miles. The weights nicely ADJ listed and
tho contest sure to tie good Heel and Toe -
III good form just and though she carries six more
pounds than she did in the race which she won the
other day. she should do it successfully Springfield
ought To second There are fifteen ontllrs IN the
selling and twenty yniIe III the steepleohasc. The
following are the entries:
New-York tribune., 1886-08-03
JTDGF NELSON BADLY HThT
THROWN FROM HIS CARRIAGE ~ A RUNAwAY Al
POUGHKEEPsfr.

POUGHKEEPsfE
PouGHKEEPsIE, Aug. "a team of horses
belonging to Judge Homer \. Nelson ran away tbs
morning throwing. tho judge out OF the carriage and
badly hurting him. Judgo Nelson was driving down
Man-s. at tho time, intening to take the noon TRAIN
tor New.York Frank Krclcr. his coachman was ON tho
front SEAT on the railroad bridge tie whitleree gave
way and struck the horses heels rIey started on run
down tho hill toward the river. The Judge cIlw!ed
over tho top OF the seat 10 get out behind, ana III
doing so his leg caught ani no was hurled on. ana
struck on bis back Tho coachmsn stuck 10 IN reihs
and stopped the horses tho river. Judge Nelson
was pckcl M and carried into store Drs. Cooper
AMI Campbell we're sumnogeI and decided that the n
Jury IN h- HIS arms aud body arc baIy
bruised. but II bc decided how seriously unt
lie recover. from the shock. HIS Injuries probably
not necessarily fatal.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-03
FALSE STORIES ABOCT THE NARRIED PRIESE
A story was published in Brooliyn yesterday

that tle Rev W. j. sherman. tho Roman Catholic
nrest who married short tur ago, had been cOmpe
~ le,vo he house relative OF hr vile, Al No 9Js
Atlufc.ayr by the threats 81 the nrighhOrs
nodly harm for his violation OF his oi cribacy
Iuoury al uir house which that uf Andrew H. JOYCE
that, wnc the IoIiuer PRIEST and hls wf.
Lc,u visiting there. they W"ntaway Of their accord
on enuesi1y of last week. expecting return IN "a
sh,rt lime They IN Philadelphia. MIR. Joyce
snid that the statements h'l pie gathered
of the house Hnd thleatrr inmates totally
unitue As was the other - fact that SIR. Slerm An
had 10 be protected by LIiestn wAe on his wdy to
thc depot Tho ale -ation that the nheruhns purposrl
inininp the Epscopal Church also declared 10 be
I,.ele,, Mrs sherman Is Presby tran, aud her fam
iy All arc OF that faith he statement mat Mr. Sher-
mans Yacht had been dcfactI aud was also pro-.
uouuccd - ictIOn.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-03
coMrARArlvE pEApNrss or AXNAroL1s.

WAsIINGrON, Aug. 2 (Specidh.-The House
today passed bill to appropriate 100000 for pub
lie building At Annapolis Nd. Mr. Compton, who had
charge OF the b argued that II ough t. bo passed be-
cnu.e the Annapolis post oiicr has been robbed twice
and tho town Is a state capital. Mr.. McAloo who op-
posed the bill declared that Annapolis IL deal
Alexandria This assertion touched tho State pr.de o.!
Mr. Tucker OF Virginia who re marked that the death
OF 80 venerable a town Alexandra ought almost to
cal for an adjournment OF the House. Nr. Compton
resented tue sighting illusions to Annapolis. which Is
III his district and he drew lively picture Of the ster
packing business and other commercial features pres
rnt AMI perspective. % tho venerable town. The only
Government officers 10 Anuapo, Ar, postmaster and
collector The post ONCE yields gross rev
cnue OF thousand dollars year. ana the Gus
toms duties collected amount 20 three four hundred
dolAr- yoAr Tic Secretary of the Treasury has rec
ommcudci thAt the collector Of customs AZ th1t
place be aDOlisnrl An EFFORT 10 ieduoc the appropra-
ton TO $4,000 uusuccessfu.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-03
RAILROID INTERES rs.

ASSETS OF OREGON AND TPANsCoNTrNENrAL.
Circulars were sent ont yesterday from the
Oregon and Transconiinental Company's oce showing
detail the financial condition Of the company H. last
Juns 1! IS the first report stockholders issued ,.ncs
November, ls-4. The deOt on june !, ln-j. was
- G23 900 Including S77l7Ooo In b..!s payable oess
sllyGOO cash hand, and $4,000 audi claims show
ins a decrease tho statement o. November ii,
is issued In connection with the funding OF the com
tauy's debt OF S2.T5G.CDO. tho folio -ns shows the
assets and ibiIes ~ the Oregon and TganscDntinentA
Compauy on June /. 1856:
New-York tribune., 1886-08-03

AMSTERDAM, Aug. 2.--Georgc Lasccles, an
actor and playwright, between sixty and seventy
years WAS found deal In his room East Main
lodging house yesterday morning. lie WAS member Of
Colonel Edings Dramatic Company, playing NJ thu Pot
Ter Opera IlOuse. Death caused Ivy stranguiatet
hernia The expenses ot his burial Will DO dcraycl by
tho Actors Fund, Of New York.