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The Wilmingtonian., 1886-11-27
TINE GRAND STAND.

Though of comparatively recent constl-,n-
tion, the enterprise and hopefulness Of the
people of Minnesota is shown by the rapidity
inwhich the work was pushed toward compile
tion, and by the breadth and magnitude Of
the plan which they have laid down. The
buildings are so isolated that a con1agration
in one cannot spread to the others, while
plenty of room is in this way allowed for
the enlargement of the structures as the de
velopment Of the various branches Of ex-
hibits warrants the extension. The citizens
of the great northwest have great faith in
the future Of their territory, in testimony of
which their new state fair grounds Of Min.
nesota is the latest evidence.
The Wilmingtonian., 1886-11-27
A Daughter to be Proud or.

"What a very pretty girl vour friend is,
Miss Constnntnal' said Dumley. "Such
bright eyes and clear complexion one seldom
sees, Hasn't she Irish bio IN her vein,p
"Oh, yes, Miss Constantine replied; "she
IS true daughter OF Erin Go Bra H.
"Well, ali have to say is,g added DUN.
ley, who greatly admires pretty girl, "NIr
and Mrs. Co Bragh ought to lie proud Of
her "-Harper', Bizar
The Wilmingtonian., 1886-11-27
She Of the strong Mind.

She Of the strong Mind.
She sings Of tus good that viii come to the
world
VIII nal women have their sry:
But be won't arss up IN a l5w-aerk waist,
Bacuue Sizes no Jui. that way. Lie
The Wilmingtonian., 1886-11-27
spiritually Convinced.

Yes said the spirit medium to the re.
porter "thc unbeievers and seotrcrs give Us
good deal Of trouble, but We manage to get
'em somehow. The other evening al Oak.
land man stuck 10 it tuat we couhlnt mate
riallza the spirit Of his deceased Wife, hit
when dropped a couple OF Tom cats though
the top Of The cabinet onter Ais bald ntal ii
converted him too qulck. san Francisco
Wasp
The Wilmingtonian., 1886-11-27
|. 4 w TON S
COS Market st.
/. LEWIS ROW,
China GLASS, S,&C.

A few 10 piece chamber sets, wide color
band and gold lines 81 80 per set. There is
only limited number OF these sets aud this
plice cannot be guaranteed for the future.
The Wilmingtonian., 1886-11-27

Plain white translucent China tea sets,
very thin, square tea pot, sugal aud cream,
ouen handle cake plates and low shape cups
Quality much better than the Bohemian or
Carlsbad China, aud fully as pretty as the
FIench Al p eees, $75U; Sc pieces, $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
THE OUTLOOK ~ ONO DISTRICTS.

Fx.MEMBKRs WHO WISH TO RETURN TO CON-
GREss-MgMBERs WHO WILL BE kENOMiNAlhp'
IRON AS OCCAsioNAL CORRESPONDENT of IiE '"''o
CoLrMBUs. July l0.-Ihe coming election ol
CongressMeu III OHIO promises to send PACK 'o'e a. W
members who have been taking vacation JUL" -
Bingham who dr.t went to Congress IrOm tue C"'in ~
tric In s57 and served until Grants election IS "A
to 20 back after long absence. twelve years u "N
were spent as Minister to Japan. He IS now Nins
quietly at his Old home in Cadz. He IS sRly-e'SH
years .. still eager for another terh ID
Ex-peaker Krifer whose recent retirement iFon Po'
cs was thought 10 be the end OF his pubic career Ha'
again become prominent candidate from
hi old d,strict which has been
restored HIS chief opponent will be Lleutehah''"'
ernor Kennedy The latter pleads that he Is 100 poor
TO undertake the canvass, but II no shoai" oe '"
date every Republican clGb IN ONO Touii eon"i'"' "
HI, expense account. General Asa Bushnei' Iho oP'"S
field manufacturer and the manager OF the eah hPs" VI
lss5 has been looked upon a. the coming Congress
man from Mr. Ksifer's district. but he dechne7 "
run This may DO because he expects 10 suceeou
Foraker as Governor, honor 10 which "ehciai
Kennedy also aspires. Amos Iownsehu' oi N'e'0''
il another ngressman whOis likely 10 have another
term In Congress after tour years OF rest f1-No"si''
man Mcclure OF Wooster. also runs TOT anO'uei
term. lie was defeated by David Paige IN Iso-'
FxConrre,,man Henry l. Morey, OF Hamilton''wlu
nr,bapy be nominated TO succeed John Little Aphonso
Hart VINO served a from the H!llsDoro u'S'o' ~
i-,3 and 50 and was defeated for reelection oy III
W. " Elsberry. again candidate IN the new a''r'e
: inch Is -olidT Republican.
Among thc Democrats there is almost an equ' 81
ola of x.uelnpors 20 return. Frank Hurt Will maAe
IN. more fort Toledo district, Ou the
,re against n!s Nomination. George l. converse ~.
sry- rhree erms from the Columbus District wants 70
retnrn and there Is movement among DemOera'' W
I'VE Mr. Onlhwatu's seat 10 Mr. Converse. ~, ~
Ia other districts the canvass " ~
,1,'sn.lly intercstIug. Ben BulterSortl thePJ ca.
s~et. 10 return from tho Ist District wnich
| liz section or HJmiton county. ~
was 5000 Democratic on the vote oi 'a'' -.
General BroSn. who represents lho S.o
Cncnuati cisIrct Will probably be renominatsa, non.
eral Grcsyrnor, ia ile usw Athens DISTRICT WIN IaFe
| narI caayass, bus his return 10 PfooAVies ns -
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
KILLED HhRsELF VIII HEk HUSBANDS

The mystery attending he case Of the woman
WHO 'e ,ead N suy an Just Of Myrtle BROOKLYN.
fuday night cleared s,t ev ming. ID e-aged
who ms Frciencx Grc.nsr: ci 10. ST
summit city. entered Poc- Hcairua!terr and
ir,n the description "a 20 rcad OF the dead woman
-. believed VIE lie hat his e
aulina B that ie rss her IN so hey had one
cho eu- Ter sxtceu cars OH lie was caipenter W
mentally Ter tToubcs~ r. aways worse IN hot weather
he 30! Grrlurr advised her
Thursday m ah i4I ctOr in JcIses tity lie put
her the AL4sci about clock That evening did
nDt Aer icwari. ffer reading fhl ani
ha b-en o and near he dd woman he examu ms trsss
ngcast 0und that Ms shaving instru neat had been
ON Boone went with Mr. the Fou tcenth
Precinct romeo station where Jouy OF
ylns Grrut identified tie pOdy thai his The
woman musf have zone nlrecty To brooklyn taken
Ayr 20 Ayenur Ooath
ha ater leaving her husband.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
BLOCK ISL4 y d.
HOTELS FILLING UP-LANDsLIDE-sWO
FISHING

HOTELS FILLING UP-LANDSLIDE-SWOR
FISHING.
PROM An OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE J
BLOCK ISLAND, r. l., July 10.-The season
here has becu backward until this week. when the tor
rid wave drove many families from the cities - this
island The Ocssn View Hotel leads in the nnmbcr OF
guests Among thosa registering there from New-Yora
NAV be mentioned Mr and Mrs II. VI. kellogg. DR..
George T. Belcher Lowther and family. Mr. ana
Mrs d. Theodore Houston Mss II. A. Houston Mr.. and
Mr., w. Hsrtt A. Sober. II. A. Chadwick DR.. H. H.
Curtis and family, and Henry +. Gregory. Other ar
rivals at tie same house are; Mrs and Mrs j. c KIRK
nat-ick Pittsburg. PENN Mr. aud Mrs. \. Rogers Bay
lev. g. E. Brewer Baltimore, Nd; Professor Timothy
Dwight and WIFE, New Haven; Henry L. I~ham ard
t",'v Chicago MI and Mrs. Low Curtis. Charles "
Pni.adelp phia ex-lAeatenantG Goverhor j. k"thnun
and family, Mrs. GOrAam Ihufber. Providence, r. |;
Mrs T. I. Haydock and family. Mr " H. Belcher
Inrge landslide occurred recently on the eastern
sbore of the island northeast OF the cottage or Lawyer
Miner. OF Providence There Is higa pun a.ohs tle
900 feet IN broke Of aud slid down into the sea
wnicn Is now rapidly washing ne mass aHty' ines
land-lides not uncommon here. although usually
the spring wnen the ro't comes our Si ,he
ground "h- land belonged 10 Messrs' Heroer' : ana
George Mllhken.
being captured on June 10 sven were causn' % I IN.
24b thirteen July ,, nieen heavy ones on JhlY D.
and CORES bonding catches have been recor led TINS
week Representative Harris. or Providence who takes
espcea! degnt THIS Kind OF sport made ihree days
trip i6.t week. hut caught Only IOur Iouusnlhs mas
been rather light thi. spring aud mackere nave not
rnn IN their usua frequency. The catch here, how
ever has been better than further east ana cohse-
o,nntv a. many a hundred fishing vessels nave
aarchoref behind the hreakwster at one tne
I'm. failure Of -pOOners Efforts 10 secure
~, annronriaOn for the repairing OF the ocean cable
connecting TINS island with the mainland has caused
sssnresd regret here Before the cable was lad the
vesrs here got along very well, but after once enjoy
,ny ths advantage of instant communication with the
.,de world IL seems hardship TO be deprived OF IL
rh. cabe was really great benefit 10 commerce" ana
vsrybody In Rhode Island xous for It's restora
- a.h,ox ,-or, ,h.
s,ore At the SOutheast Light.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
SIcKLEs's CONDUCT Ar GETrTSGU2G.
GENERAL o. o. HOWARD DtFENDs 1nE M0NtMEN
To OCCUPY LIITLK ROUND TOP

GENERAL o. o. HOWARD DrFYNDs 1nE MOVEMENT
TO OCCUPY LIITLK ROUND TOP.
INDIANAPOLIs. July O.-Major-General o.
q uowarc las, nIgnt lectured the battle q Getys
burg To-day IN interview in The ina "apoi's Ners
he refors 10 the charge made hy Colonel \. Wilson
Tcrrs and J. g. ROsengarten, OF Pennsy vania. thlt
General sickes failed TO obey orders and by go doing
nearly lost the day. He said: The charge thar
sckes was derect his duty and did oDey orders
4. absolute false lie ala just he was commanded
TO do and subsequent developments showed where H.
acted Independently IA the absence OF any orders tba
what he aid was for Le best There was nothing about
eickes. conduct on Occasicu That not gallant
ami .oltlerly do not 10 speak IN detail about
,elf further than that n has been generally
concedet and tie fci recognized In vote OF thanks
given me by Congress- that the position IN which placed
from utter teeat aid disaster Whatever can be SAID
about my military record. nobody truthiuiy say
that ever de -laTed Oheying orders.
hat General sckirs moved OUT OF
IN. linz OF battle he said " II Meade had fOrUed his
ines ON tho second LAY OF that battle he did on the
third II wise Tor sckes 10 have moved on bu
Meade did not do that Going out as Sic~ies di 10
meet Iopgs rect n fortunate thing. Tnefe was
desperats strugge f0r Little Round Top for that was
,hr ey 10 the whole situation. ana General Lee recng-
ui1s1 the fact / think that tho whole controversy
hnut fhs matter arises from the lst Corps To when
N,rr. be ,Ongei. Th- men OF that corps claim that
th.r services 10 The received the recoeni-
ton they deserved. Possibly TINS may be true Ou
evrn II II is II !. no fOr COonel Norris or any
othrr man 10 misreprcsent the facts. He is either
Ignorant the facts ne does not want 10 GO justice
I he nur
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
socJ.1 VOTES FROM SARATOGA.

SARATOGA SPRINGS, July lO.-Ihis morning. ;
rain storm was gladly welcomed vegetation was De-
GINNING TO show the effects OF drouth.
The clarendon Hotel guests had hop this evening ne
muslc being furnished by Puerners orchestra
Miss f. Ane Osgood, the Boston soprano VIII ASSIST
tina choir of the Washington Methodist Episcopal
Church tomorrow morning
Dr Ztna Clements who lied suddenly yesterday was
,eyeuty.two years old He was native OF victory
Mil. and had made Saratoga his homo for over twenty
years -.
Rev Abram yiee and family VIII on Monday 20 70
Wichita, Kan, their future home
Chaupcsy Kilmsr, Vt New YVTE, has so!a 10 D.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11

Racing ssociaion. this morning announced the follow
ing we,ghts for the Saratoga summer Handicap Ens'
ma 9e pounds. s. Patrick g. ssyer 81, Clay Pate lo3s
Editor llo. walhowsr 9s Royal Arch i0s Mssher 100
BassvioI go Bipnsce o. Lngview H. Polly Yates 81
Little Dan 90 Bob Miles declared, Ten Stone I05 All
Tom Martin 12O. Bramblston l02 Inspector los BAT.
f.lo 81. Hrarsess. 81. Grnrr.i Monros lo3. itisr
-. Emma Manley 80. Farewell l05 obh 10i tSeorsc
l. -. saltpelre o. F.l"nrr los trstino Ia. Borets
100. jim Gnast l00 Matinee ITO. Iroubaionr 123s
Bnette ll3. Lucky B. lit. Hspdo declared yerano do
clarod Vol auto 120.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
Randel. Bareaore & Billings.
IMPORTERS AND CUTTER, OF
DIAMO DS
MANUEAcTUREE, OF olAIOND JEWEL'Y
- Iss.i sL lnI dNIsI Lana Ns'-f)s-.
ST ADir3 1850. iL,.JJrh catsl, LIIibL
Raremore & Billings.
Post Office Notice.

should read by AL Interested changes may
cur Al 4Ly time)
dispatch Oy particular ssane eHeep, when It - do
menLs elier, specially addressed oelns sent oy tAs
fastest vessels avalIADIe
fo.eign mails FOR the week ending JIy l. will cos,
tPaoAPlL IN AL cases. lt THIS otce as io.!o~s.
sUNDAY-Ats:s m Tor >panish Honduras. Nicaragua
aud ,ostl kl;a. 10; steamship MARIA q, nom sew
m for turope. per steamship Ems.
and spanish mo1aafas .nf GaaemAla per s,aip
sp,n,.h H"ni,ras And Bay isiaais per .ts.m.hsp 5.
Ctrri. from New orleans.
III "A for tsr~uia Der ,s.n.hip f'.n5sTo a.
p IN and tin al Bolivar. per steamship FL
6asoo and Yucatan per Ansap cry Of Puega at lso
p Europe per steamship Gefmanic. VIZ Queens
FR1DAY-At9a a. H. FOR Newfoundland, Der steamer from
Hsaf4x
Via queenstown letters ;or France Germny &c. must
Ser .t.sm.h5 FuIaa va -ouihampt1n ana Bremen leI
iers for Great Britain and otaer European eouats' & na,'
per steamship EthioPia. via Glisgow det'ers m9ss
France direct ''s.@'1D x NST%..di, rsc A
a4'r t..@,DD at er.m i'T via 'n mus:
per ssTs u. a a.s4D ri 0s .e. aus. FfSs Is
iIected per pa1,a q. =. 10 30 M 0f Tor sh
A ne Per 5tss .sSs%sD salvador south
ports per steamship verlumnus. wa Kingston Cstters
Tor Aed9o dr y @sn ~ Islands rec snd or
so D. m ior Norway direct per steamship Ge.tr letters
mus, be directed per Geiser l At $50 for Europe,
per steamship Baltic, wa Queenstown.
30 m. for Ncarsgl3, per steamship l. +.
Miller from New orleans
Mails for Australia Newzeaand. sandwich. FIJI and Samoan
- Islands per steamship Alameda from san traaci,col
close here July "a al NewYork Of
.feamship Britannlc British for trall4.
for China and Japan. per ste ANS saip Beige giron
san Francsco. close here Juy "a at ~ Mails foe
tho society Islands. per shD city Of Pspet lon saa
Francisco, close here Juy rs Al m. Mails Tor cuba
by rail Fla- and thence BY steamer from koy
West Fla, clOse at this oiiee daily At :. ~
The schedule closing Trans Pacific mails arange1
on tue OF their uninterrupted overland Aas
Francisco Aas from rIAk ~
day of sailing steamers dispatch
thence the same day. - .- .
Post Oodce. Ne~-York- y. Y- July .. 1886
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
RECORDS BROKEN IN BROOKLYN.

SUCCESSFUL SUMMER MEETING OF THE ATHLETIC
ASSOCIATION.
A well-flled programme aud fine weather
gave promise o. GOOD sport the sumner meetn. of
tns Br iokiyn Athletic Association az the DeKaO-sve
grounds Yesterday and the Attendance was large The
nrst contest ne l2Oy ards ran handicap IL " -
won f H. B.bcock Brooklyn Athletic Associatlon, siR
ana aEAl yarls START TINE. II seconds Tue running
high iuup scrssch four cJnte-ttnts was won ny VI.
" Ford WIN a leap Of feet ani9 inches. IN tho $50
wards run handicap fourteen competitors. g. = ChSpn
BROOKLYN Athletic Association thirty yards start won
yn Association, startsd 10 break hs record OF
But 0' could not 40 better on tas We wet
In h- two. mile race handicap. nvs starters, F. e Car
ter y Y A. &. scratch. was won IN minutos aud 35's
seconds. F. ID. -kiln,n. Manhattan Athletic Cub 20
was the race OF the day BON first and second men
ecpsing the best previous American amateur record
for The distance ana there was much applause me rec
ord was minutes 49, seconds. lu the 800 yards rum
start. 81 4j seconds Idro~ing % pound welsnt
for he ghI nye competitors. was won by G A j. Queck-
bern-r. " Y A. C., with - throw OF IL feet iAch. IN
the tnrre-mile bicYcc race, handicap \. H. hch
A. & scratch he pleased Ia . minutes - 10
seconds from neld OF five starters TO each OF wEon ne
conce from % 800 yards start. The 40 yards
come ,h- property Of winner, was won by r. II. Bah
cock Is Yards start. after good race; ums % 10
seconds. In the 20 yards hurdle race. handi-
cap seven starters. :. hassei' r., OK t.e 20
The rnunny hon. and jump scratch. twelve com
petItors was won ~ ". W. Ford. who cleared 43 feet
IL inches C. T. Wlesand made an attempt 10 beat the
record for 2oOyar1s hurdle race over ten hurdles eacn
feet h, gh. He succeeded amid loud applause; time.
IS A. seconds old record, 81 seconds Throwing tho
l6.pound hammer. scratch, was won by ". l. Coudon,
Ouockberner second with IS feet = Inches to III,
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11

g. .HSON-At her ate rssIi@nce, in Chicago ILL., Juvt
wtdos O. james > Anderson. for uery Of New
Ia tho 'Oeh scar Of her age
services 1t Chicago
b.. ut Al Greenwood
. At Newark. y. j. rlur.lly. Julys 1885, Harriet
widow .. tie Il 9 David Ayers ~
Fu4 ~ SCI wees RON r 1ie residence 80 Mount Pleas
snEaVe- Monday July IL. II p.
BTDEN-On Friday. 3 lss6. Cornclis NJ Thorne
OF Edward 4: Bdol. III her list year
ad snS M are - 10 Prds,t 20 aeP P. m
Brooklyn. On Monday next. Ini' = at : ociocx IN
BLlSs-At East Bridgewltr Mass. July J. lpah W.
In;ernenI at sprlnshsd Monday July l2. m.
coopEg-Ed~in Cooper, agef 3 year.
Funeral viii tssr place fonisv, 2th inst. AZ N from
Residence OF oscar Puiy esq 81 dave, Ne" YORK CiLy
Please omit flowers
DAWSON Ihursday July 1855. Rebecca Godfrey DAVIS
Relatives tren Is nwtst t. attend unsra
'hs ,lri. sIIg o. St naF 'pa '" D" " iea'aT'
Carriags VIII mest tDe lIo m u~in from ChAmOerssI
IntermcnL sunday. llth at Mt Auburn Cambridge
Mass where s'rvicrs vii ,; hold m Ch'pc' st i5D D. ma
DOwNER-At Elizabeth y. J.. Friday Jaly 3 Mrs. liza
p'st'r Of West Pre-oyterltn ciurch this city ,.
Funeral fro the residence % her 5l4 Walnut
~. Elizabeth. at y. IN. Monday. i-th iasL
MACrIER-At Boston Jay B. lssi. Alerln Tor Arctisr
formerly Of thiscitv n tIr : ith yesro - li-tss
O'BRIkN-Fridav July = Mary wife of John J. o Bren.
Re aiive5 and ri Bts p the uy invited To attend tho
funeral from h-r .ats residence :Os 2iavc. on sunday.
july H. AT D. m.
sTAGj-u Hackensack Juy9. 1885, John De Peystar
o'aSg IN n Z" IN year oi his age ,, ,
Monday. july ~ at 30 p At hi, ale residence
TRAsK-At Cen.re HarDOr y H.. July :. CLARENCE Hyams
aged yosr only OF va and ADd Tho ate Gertrude
FI.er4l on Mordly I2th inst. IL A. from 2lt
AdelDh St. BroJ.yn
At indian H.rOor Conn lame, Van DOlsn u j f.
Van Doren. % this city. 4sei II years .nd months
Notice o. funeral neroIfi"r
WIr-iI--uilcny. Ju.y ). tDs Rev. T. X Wtsll IN tho
yOrn year Of hs ace
Funeral D. NJ sunday tlth ln-t al ms late resiience
MOhrOa. DrluLc %. y l.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11

NOT Az ELOPEHEYT But LITTLE ROMANTIC
LoNG BRANCH, July 10 .Spcciai A romantic
wtd1L wA.ch took place here On Thursday evening
has jdst been made public The bride IS Mis- Belle u,
borue age nineteen. daughter o. Aaron O-born- a re.
tired merchant living At Red Bank Emory Psrnen;er
young ous ness man living at Lakewood Ocean County
Las been for several years devoted admirer OF Miss
Cs'"rn-' lie IS two years older than bis bride. Her
parents made 40 objection 10 the match aud Miss Os.
borne proudly exhibited landso ne engaseiuent ring
gwen TO her Dy Mr. Parmruter Last Thursday evening
he Young couple came 10 Long Branch. to the re
toiY ol - jams Episcopal rch. IA CmOn-ave and
*'r- united IN n1rrag- BY tne Rev Elliott d. Iomp-
A.D-' th' rector whose VIE acted a witness Tie
IaI'Dts OF me young gir Were somewhat angered by
hr nasty marriage but finally the cup prts To-.
u"y vac coupe went " LAAennOa 70 I've.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
nrrr,NG THREE sHOTS ~ HE8 HEAD.
.,,sy aKnLAcHs DESPAIR BscAusK pEskhrhp ID
HER LOVER.

HER LOVER.
The body of the young woman WIZ a. ""s
"a ,..o At Fort Lee ON Thursday, with thrsc ou"e'
s',na in her head and q cheap revoVer o' Nc,
,aspt,tsd yesterday by Louis Lem vi ~ s,
We" " that OF Elise Gerlach his wife's sister 0"'
place. - o,,,rx from Germany about four and one
eA" ~ 90, aud made her home with her sister one
H1 ~ IN saucated modest. pretty and OF an inuepen
va ,.o.,t,on Abon, year after her arriva' sno w
-. A domestic IN the isnHy Vi 4,
Srx,or Of No 352 West Th:rty-second-s~, anu
',ad h.rselt with Mrs Bachwood, the house-eop''
80, .be became rather companion "t 'ne iA' %,
'H" on January this year she was introduced ~
cpstay Henny. scarp-nter living a' w. 90 The
~. cool.looking German age twenty-eiEh''
"' ,,, ,ec,ma thoroughly infatuated Win nin
,,.s,,.d frequently aud took her on e1cursi'ns
-. oo,o,rv. In February she acknowledge "
p,cbvoot that Gustav had betraysu hs prom-
Ibrcuxh the eff ,rts OF the housesrP rIed tine
i-el tn. time was changed, however as hrnry Vie
est h- was out of work and unable 20 sbonld take
Henry nhSr's mi Elise told her mistress tha' s"'
r"nd leave her service OF fridsy las from Henry
nD" v.tncsd,v Elise received note lrol .nrr she
Cn Nh, ne mad gone 10 Yonkers TO procure with her
b,ran to doubt her lover ana 10 wuere be lived,
nrpDeN ssS ra, S- baI taken all bis enec's ,,n An
mord that lie hai gone 10 IN na,,tng Fli-e packed
10 totu, tue n IN Tnursiay afternoon a. 49,, ,,isce
asked prrmisson 10 20 once nure =. ~ 10 a ware
shop Ei2hth-Avc. Dons" Of riy-fonrth-st for
ale took the bOa a. IA o. " ha hiuH fired three
Fort Lee an' .t nniv ON. OF which pen 'Vateu ~.
IT'n Coroner soar had -ecldcn s,, tnt. M u1nted TO
uhoeSes'-ro. I'D given orders inat 'ne "' ~
sS"nM b. buried IN the poorI.n',nrIav poor arrived
schraale- burg when cue ~ gus -, m. little cene-
Ths csIv was buriei Al 4:.'o oci"ch )" WV
,.rr ~ PdsewAt,r without e-rcnony. war. sealed let
In psstboari box IN E''s her lover, and bank
ter. add rrssed 10 her sister aat M 20 s9oo
book with credits aDOuhbi"S
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11

Pardne formerly san Antonio. Tex ~ the dwell
ings what known the DR.. l. H. Whiting biock IN
Broadway
J. W. Fl-lis OF New brunswick " J.. has sold to y
steivenard Of brooklyn. ANAL farm on th' shore OF
Loughberry Lake. whicn located the northern edge
OF this village -.
John J. Brill. of Wilton has purcha-~d the @. W.
Ausworih Block Caroline-st aad will at once lm .
prove the property.
The Nortn Broad way and Bryan-st property pnr-
chased yeserd IS by Levi r. Morton has not It's supe r0r
for elevation aud view where IN this section lhe
grounds are the form OF l. and looking esstwhri
there 81 forty miles across tAe valley OF
the Hudson and into the Green Mountain region ~ rar
Mt Equinox. Tho purca aser Will at once pe1ih
building n cottage 4, a..
The Saratoga Citizens Corp will take part 10 tie
Albany bi-cept-nnal exercises on July -
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11

who generally gives any man lively campaign
No particular opposition has developed against the re
nomination Of B. TAYLOR (RspD Ia the old Gsrned
district. but there 10 enough talk " TO give
him . nervous feeling Major Mckinley has no oppos-
ton He will BE- ell by the Republicans Colo
mel W. & Cooper will bo nominsted In the IXth District
Among ths Democrats the renominAtion or
b rah wilkins has already been made
Judge srn-y will likely get third ter a..
but the return OF Martin A. Foran is doubtful Bon
le'rvre declares himself Of the race. and will be
tasen at his word. Anderson. OF Darks County. IL
thrown into Lefevres district ant "a likely TO succeed
oln W. ID. Hi wants third term. which 10 not
promised him. Gsdd-s IL In Republican district A. G.
thompson has been renomlnaJsd In tho Portsmouth IN
district while isaac H. Taylor 10 thrown into McKinleys
district, aud has Withdrawn.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
qsE DIXIE or COBURG's VISIT

PHILADELPHIA, July 1O.-Angustus Duke OF
saxe-Cobnrg aud Gotha and grandson OF Dom Pedro'
Fmueror Of Brazil. arrived IN this city to-day IN
company with members OF his suite. The Yistors'
VINO are making tour OF TINS country hspee'eu
Reaeh's snlvyard, at Chester, Ia the morning. anu
arrival In This city 10 the afternoon. They were
net at the depot by committee Of ctzens and atier
fh- fornalties Of introduction the Duke aud hs nen-
hsr. of which includes cavaiOr h-DdOilcs'
Con-uI-tirneral OF Brazl At Ne~-fOrk' COminoi oIo
s.d,uha de s,ama the navy OF the south American
Erure were tlkeu for drive through Farmount P.fs
nt r.fnrnel ~ The city IN the evening. The Duke
object Visiting this country Is 10 STUDY lAe 4"SS'
for III ubulllng