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New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
NOT RELIEVED TO BE.sCHNATBULT.

CHICAGO, July 81 (SpeciaD.-Th story OF
the finding OF boml-tnrower Rudolph schnauDets
body in the Erie. Penn on Thursday afternoon
is believed by the police. 1t was said tha' the pho
tograph Of the Anarchist in the possession OF the Enc
police and the OF the drowned man were compared
and found agree. but the Penn'yivinia auLofIuo'
have not officially informed Chef EDersoi OF the lact
Mr. Criminal. declared that he did not believe the story
What makes It seem the improbable Is the fact tha
weeks Iiaymarket riot when the po.ice
beginning tnlnk tnat SchhaupcIt was w
man threw bomb, letter wat receiver III my
fugiiives hand writing from Portland, ore ne pohe
the Chief Police and said that the facts nc
so far away the stupidity of theTelecuc
force and Lieutenant Sheas gullDllty.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
A CHARMING RESORT.

One of the most popular gatcways TO the
Adirondack Mountains is from westport on Lake chsm-
plain, through Elzabethtown. beautiful little
village about eight miles from the lake. Here
number OF good hotels the largest and which Is
"The Windsor" owned and MANAGED by Mr.. Orlando
Kellogg. Broad piazzas nearly surround the house.
which is nicely furnished aud contains none but first
class beds With fresh milk. cream and vegetables from
the owners farm, and all uxuries OF the season from
outside markets. the table has voted first
class Mr. Kellogg gives his entire time and attention To
the management Of Tho Windsor" and no effort Is
spared to insure the comfort and enjoyment of his
guests.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
10 hEclUr 1HE Rnn LIcEosSE T1iN
cAvr, 10 BIZ rLAYFp WITH Tnr V>IIo"s-Iht
81 PAIL TEDTBIT.

CAWr, 10 EE TLAYFp WITH TIE N>IIo"S-I"h
81. PAIL TEovHlr
\ large meeting ot the New York Lacrosse
CLUB Was held last rht At the club house. = Grors".
staten Island 10 hear report on tie recent tour o tHe
team and also 20 take action in regard 70 the yst
of the Irlsn Lacrosse team, row on rs way :" the
United states. Captain Cai presented an eN-
haustivc report IN which lie dealt with the rou e on
tic Il Paul ground lie described tue attack upon
G. { Squire-, a -. Paul lawyer, Who WAS Ae'"s "'
umpire for NewYorg. told how be stood his GROUND ana
gave account Of tie brutal attack on the Ne"rorN
men hy the II PAM players. IN which every member OF
the Iastern team WAS injured ie admitted that when
n man struck Topnam he ,CluG) rctAIiAtei' pnt re-
GREETED the mOineut u done and Ap"orf'1 ios -
In concluding this portion OF las report Mr. cum '"'';
81 vii never stand such clubbing or allow our
to stand 1t under the thin cover
OF lacrosse. and Hope II 1t iscver Introduced III -'"
York the club gnninS may De ruled on! Of tne asso
citation"
The report then dealt with the teams trip in CAnaa
Tie report was unanimously adopted, upon when
discussion took place In regard 10 the blA''" re-
ports OF the Paul game sent to most OF the E"s''"
papers II agreed that The TRIBUNE rpecl"' re-
port was tie fairest the motion OF J. l. NcolAh
u vote OF thanks accorded TO TIE Ih'''NI
for the announcement 1t had given 10 lacrosse ana
the Now-York Lacrosse Club In particular Several he"
members were elected
Ine question OF tho reception OF tho Irish lacrosse
tcam then came up and II was thought that INC Nc"
York Lacrosse Cub should something individually IN
the way OF entert.ug committee. consisting OF
a II. Balch l.. Cuff J. MlrsOn and T. Merritt WAS aP
pointed to take the hand. Before the meeting
closed votes OF thanks wero gwen 10 - .
squires tho ST. Paul umpire, and the cana
dian clubs which Hospitality entertained inc team
The Irshmen nre expected to arrive on saturday even
iug o sunday morning next gentleman mas P'a.e.
steam yacht the sposal OF the reception hhlt'c
FOR TWO days the Etrura IL slghtel tu'Na'
Will 20 the meet her, and most OF the c
hers ui the Ncw-YOrk Lacrosse Club have ripir'srl
their Intention or going on her to e1ehu nvaiy y
welcome the visitors. y permit hAN N'n- p,t
obtsincd the Irshmen Will be transferred 10 inc
AT quarantine and taken to staten leland lhey VIII uo
quarcred at the Pavilion Hotel, Sew brighton,
they will he entertained during their stay her' N"n
Portable rooms been secured FOR them anu atrhH
ncHts are being made TO render their Visit as I'c'"
possible. ,, o,,or
The programme o. matches has been CHANGED 80 ot.c
that been dinrut to give really trnS""Fihy il.
The games scheduied which VIII bc po7i'Ho'
D. aged are:
puusf staten Island. Ireland - the u H'l''S'
lugfsf A tai,u Island. Ireland Vs. Sew ! OH
.fugff.f l8- At Montreal. ltrland SIS, lnlAn@
du0usf a. AT Montreal. Ireland ". duidh
Ju1ny' IT,. At Ioiuuto Ireland IS. Toronto lup.
.fugbsf Al ~. tatnaf.nt~, ont. 49,, -t,,,.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
Pos. omce NOiicc.


(shoui Doe road DAILY b. 81! interested ~ changes may
i,,a, r m countries need not be specially addressed
for dispatch n any particular steamer except @hen Il = d.
% t5 ,,ul iu.cas Of banAinG ana comm .l documents.
letter, not specially , ssl Jc4ns sent by Ia Lsies ycs,s,
available.
Foreign mails for the week ending August Will clos,
u.noMrIiY IN All cases At tbs office a. follows
srNpAlM 80 p m for & Np1a'a ,. oai9,' ami Bay
rrr~pNN-AtIpm for IT. Domingo. Cape layt aud Turks
Island pei steamship o%haqA % , IL : ~ p m ior est,
p m. ~ Domingo, cape iiayt and Turks Island. p,r
WEDNESDAY -AtGa. m. for Europe, per steamship Air.
VI. Southampton and Brcuou al 10 a l iOI Nc~iounl
i',' ,'i iI,Ni. / : OF toom0a >ayaior sui south
IaDnc ports per steamship ANcnA VA hns,ton ueitgrs
tle Wndward Islands direct. and Tor Vcnolicla and
S@' S s. IA, AMI ri' S pa pa ida cdars amt Guas -r
steamship CIV OF Dallas, from New-orieAns
TIL lisDAl AZ m Tor lla,u and Turks lsland per
Amsnp Hayign i.'pan. va bo,ion a. o,,0 a. m a..
town Qttt'fs Ior iin'" Germany, N'r, MHs' DO
directed "pcr Adrauc ~ AT $50 a. 90. 'ot France
t,nr ii Ihufs letter. or Great Britain AMI other
in'D'an a yI S" |mr"e chAp.s Iablsoo AMI
Nassau \. r., lcr steamship >Antlhs"
FKIpAY-At9a H. iog ~ r,rrcM4gueion. per steamer
s,TrKpNN-Atsa m for Europe per steamship AuranL.
VA queenstown ,ti'ls ie tia,e "stn' , ,i ~ a., mus.
r,,t ncr Steamship .iai, VIA Amsterdam dctters must
DO directed per t'I'n l Al - a. 81. b'sium direct
bc directed per Wc,tcmllnd ~. At - M Tor Germany.
rrr steamship Wcrra. va southampton and Birmra
trs i6 oreat An and oinei Eu'Jp'I .onlt', mus. DO
tre,tri per Mcrial At lV o. m ioi France direct pr
si.,u,hip BOHgosnr. VIA Hd'lo AZ 40 a. VA lut =, u
steamship Euu u>,la, VIA 1l4~eON lttt'l ;
mt b, directed por funessaD AZ 10 Tor JduA
iu,' Of CoiomDis Salvador and south port, pr
t,ttsnp tIinunu,. Via Kingston lciicrs fot Mexico
,,,st i.. per Ntrtuunus 50 Tor
Su.sa Honduras and bay Islands, steamship l.. B.
Ml.L Jr. from Nc" oii'll'
Mail, ior sandwich Islands, per steamship Australia roa
san fuin,is,o coso here August - al y. m- MAILS
f,r China and Japan. per steamship san Pablo lfiOl
il4u,ls,O close here August IA Al Mails iOr
Nu.if.tlLA zealand sandwich HI AMI samoan
Islands, tr steamship po,l IRON san Francisco clos
here August 81 Al p In lOr on arrival AZ NVwl ur 4
| steam i
Mails foi society Islands per ship rihu tfDn -an
lrm,s,o, CLOSE here August 20 AT p m. Mails ipr
tla by Tampa. fa. and thence by st'tncf irOa
Key " Elar close al ils Oilcc daily at $50
The schedule OF closing o Trans Pacific mails Is arrange II
Oh presumption OF then uninterrupted overland aas -
Mails from tho arriving fMh Al ,t
Francisco the lay OF sailing steamers dispatches
] thence the same day.
HENRY q. PEARSON. Postnlas;e-.
| Post once. NewlOrk. y. :. July 81. lSs0
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
TuEODORE r sITGREAVEs.

EAsroN. July 81 SpeciaD .-Colonel Theodore
r. sitgreayes died this morning In his eighteth year.
leaving II widow. lie son OF Samuel sitgreaVos
prominent lawyer I'm his day, nj one dine Minister 10
r,gl.rt rolcnel Iorrnzo sltgreayes OF the engineer
corr. il brother Colonel Sgresves was In the whole
sale liquor business until l. ~ since whoh ne hAn nos
ubera contributor 10 the Trinity Episcopal Church
CAudren's AID society and for permanent home.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
ONO DEMOClArs AND THE IiQCORLAW

YorxGsTOwN, Onio, July 81 (Spcc'" AT
,, setng OF the county and city Democrats nero 10
dav 10 elect delegates to the State Convention Judge
Tboman introduced resolution that the dcIegale' "e
Instructed TO procure tue adoption II possible OF p'hA
I'm the platform fayoring the urco iHll'"a' 'ePo" "a
,, nny law and the submission to tie people UI an
'nendmrnt 10 the constitution prOblnlhS III. iInhIc
n m ,,,uYtcang liquors. lively discu'soh lV'Io"ei
~ IN tbe resolution being placed on the 'apc'
80. Thom. An sald that the s1Dsianco OF he
o he presented al the state Convention III io'euo
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
FOR MALTREA7ING THEIR NIECE.
MR.. AND MRS. MELVILLE EXAMINED.
WITNESSES TELL HOW TIE CHILD WAS ABUSED
HELD FOR TIE GRAND JURY.


HELD FOR THE GRAND JURY.
The examination of Robert Melville and his
wife for inhuman treatment OF their to twclye-year-
old niece Annie held the Courtroom In Atiaht-
leave East NewYork. yesterday. There was large az
tendance Every inch space IN the room was occupcu
and hundreds OF people remained about the ouiI"'pS
unable to In Strong feeling against the prisoners
manifested and but for The strong police protection
1t is not unlikely that they would have been roughly
handled by the indignant neghDOrs and citizens but
the pisoyers did not seem any more cohceE"eu
for their personal safety than they ala ABOUT
the crime which they had committed. The husband din
exhibit little nervousness occasionally. nut Mrs hic
VILE sat as stodly Indifferent To the gaze or the crown
as If she were spectator herself. she IL beyond mlu-
die age and does not look particularly savage OF cruel
II was about IL o'clock when Officer McComb arrived
with the little girl She ~ still pale, but ethioi's
marked improvement In her appearance snce the so
ceiy ior the Prevention Of cruelty TO Cnlreh tUo be
INTO lis While the evidence was being glvou huo
sat with dOwncast eyes watching her hands ana We W
noor beioo opening me proccedlngs justice "a, a
was compelled on account Of tho neat 10 ~" ~,
"4IH H"H block t sSG SOq' hs room nsss Mss aa %
william j. Gaynor appeared for tho prisoner' "hile
bursts of ind cnaton on the part of the audience ue
spite the efforts OF the Justice 10 maintain order sr
was caused uy the production OF the ropo whch hau De
Assistant Dstrict-Aitorncy Manure conducted the
The first witness called was Elizabeth VI JrWel
She testified that shclved III Deanst IN the zane mouse
with The Melvilles When she frst saw Annie apout
month ago the girl sitting stool In the BACK
basement She had on flannel gown and apron bul % no
shoes. she dld not notice that sAe had rope ABOUT
Mrs Melville" she continued, "hal asked me to
come down before that TO see what bad iie si she
had. She tod me with tears Ia her eyes that ANNE
was gIeai ira, hat she was very mischsiyon' anu
her NJ. Melville told mo s.n do,ocPsG to PaGi
the lock that held the girl tat She cond nor iet up
di not See the lock or ripe. on law her stopi o,c
with the key Mrs Melville al-o SLOWED me & Go% anne e
had scratched the s' er and richci the OIL cioi r e
Sal that Size had the srl for nearly two yci- @ l.u
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
PLEASURE STEAMLR BEACHED IN \ FOG.
,nyt Xfr.pfs OF sI,uI-, Hrs IL GOING IEOM

PLEASURE SIEAMLR BEACHED IN FOG.
ADVENTURES or sIGHI-S EE, IL GOING lEoN
NANrAsKE1 BEACH 10 Boston.
BosToN, July 81 SpccicGU After spending
the evening al N1ntaskct Beach on friday. about
40 men. women ana children took the steamer Rose
Standish at $3.50 the city soon after get
ting OF Weir River the steamer ran into fog bank
OF such density that upon ARRIVAL AZ PemDertOn super
ntendent Pierce. who was aboard, aud Captain EAth-
burn considered hazardous undertaking 10 come 10
the city. Tie steamer therefore allowed To rcma
at the pier number OF passengers obtained quarters
for the night at the hotel III rcmbcrlon, testing
It to fullest capacity, while some sought loig nss at
other resorts IN Hull The balance exceedingly good
natureG LDt who took In the situation philosopncay
remained aboard soon after a. III to-day tho io-
began to lgnlen and at 33j tho lines were cast OIL
Upon reaching Nantaskei Roads, after passing through
Uuu Gut the steamer encountered another fog The
speed WAS slackened to one bell, but through
.on.e mscalculation evidently OF the strength
roads unusually strODg Oh the last cDb, the steamer
was suddenly Deachrd on the south eud 0i George :
was moments iuciPient panic. especially amonE
aud children, which VA, quickly qlieieI 10y
passengers. Upon Investigation 1t WAS fouhI
ihai the steamer had grounded on a
her bow oeing out OF wafer By the ad 3 ladder 81
-ral landed ia. beach soon aiier OcorA the i"S
ton OF tags whose snokestacks cOul be seen as
they passed down the snip chahue to the eastward OF
Fort Warren. ready response was maze by the
tugs William II. Clark, Thomas j. 1Oike' Jf,'
ana Samuel Lille which took of the passengers aud
conveyed them to the CITY, Inc last Dp't' INC 9huc
Little bearing her quota, leaving al Ten minutes Oh -
lust as the suurIse was nred and the htS raised
over Fort Warren. Within an h' ali were saie.y
landed Rowe's wharf lhe Rose siand!sh Iay c"'I,y
ON m. beach slightly listed TO port, until O'Clock,
when without other assistance Than the hool udc sne
off uninjured steamed 10 the city anu rcsuheu hor
,ttI liar rtns
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
u,,rrr.yT 10 BURY MS BROTHER.

-. -, his wrist at No. 80 Hudson ave, Brooklyn
up , uiat left a note stating that ho had b''ho' WI"
,,onsrc This brother was YESTERDAY ~ sA'a T." II, i H .
was i,i', hardware merchant doing busnoaa ~ MS
Amen "--,,;;g at no l}B Cumberland 81 hl"vAh ~.
.iy' ,re oi he yrtie Avenue station w pna." I,
nm o M ~, iat hr knew nothing about hs pvlN az ,. i
' % oH,' ,,iuV 10 do t bis funeral IL va iI =,
Ia haN n,e5 him that the city would not DuIY Wv ~ h
nn a. lie de All mans relatives "'ic "D'' " Wv ~
oiy,,s, sd 10 take cLaige vi the bodS.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
TORTY-TWO SHOE FACTORIES CLOSED.
A sIKiKE IL ONE SHOP Al BROCKION FOLLOWED
BY A LOCKOUT ~ ALI.


BY LOCKOUT ~ ALL
BosTON. July 81 (SpcciIO.-Thc forty two
shoe factories at Brock on. whose prOpretOrs nen
bcrs OF the Manufacturer Association will shut down
tonight for udelni:c period. until the existing
tronb- Is settled Tho New England Advisory Board OF
tic Lasters Protective Union visited Brockton last
night TO confer with al board OF asers roia
ton TO the troubles At j. b. and L. NJ Reynolds factor
les The case 10 nutshell s that AT the factory OF j. H..
Hrvuolds there n named Bailey employed, who Is
to the LISTERS Union. and FOR This no
uslers will work there The union has refused 10 FUR
nish mon and refused 10 meet the mannfact urcrs
half way unless Bailey Is discharged. The committee
OF the Manufacturer. Assoc alton, at mecting held on
Tnnrsday voted shut down their factories IA
were heard from by noon to-day. Nothing has been
heard and the following notice given TO the press
this Afternoon:
Il, N, u,,al,.r. Of ne NoiufactTCrS' AssocinfOn.
GINIIIMtN: Your committee, aftrr due cOnsderailoh
and investigation. forwarded last IhursIdy the lOloN-
lug communication t. ihr Ih-trfs Union:
he manufacturers make this.olcT local bOa.l
I'm order to blug the Gliculiy al j. H. EcynOliss To a
close n Will furnish Mr.. EcynolIr what
lascTs lie may need. have the man To whom
van obrcf to some other room. whore lie may
ss shoes as ~ past II you refuse To accept TIM.
o-l@r by SATURDAY nOOn Juy 81, shall suspend All
l.fine fOrtytwo factories alter Saturday nfhl
until a lust settlement Is srrlvcdai.'
We have failed to receive satisfactory answer NJ 10
the nr,s nj time and To follow out the contents OF our
letter We are compelled to cal! upon our members to
have their siers finish up their eases anu then tt"I
nnng our goods to last until ths 10 brought 10
nLal settlement.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
Religious Notices.

-, -, a., a
spiritual Meetings Spencer Hall ia West I'm ~ ~
Mr!luunstlC conference al > p NJ =, ~
KING, VI. D.. and others at > Theme. Mateiihs" ''
spiritualism God and Immortality"
81 Andrews Church Methodist Episcopal II
tween 9thave. ami B0uleNard-key {: = ia i ~
u. d.. Will preach short at 1919 H. o""'
the celebration OF the Holy Conniunon suniay s.""o "
9ij
No sunday evening service during August
Union Service-U nitafan In uc ,ni 90 ..r ''i a. - -
and Park aye.-ScrmOn by ti" isyss
HENRY COW, of London England, at IL - IL Lac Pue-s
cordially invited
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01

Oft Marbehead Thursdav Gamer said that the cutter
had been delayed by light winds aud that she wcuh
probably reach MarDcheat tomorrow. The steamer
Tower Hill. which arrived yesterd y. brod1n tae
Galateasracing gear.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
sunk 7Hxie roRifeR PAsroR $ ricHE

The parlshlonersof Of the kcV. Nlllahl - maui
formerly priest charge ~ the Church oi tho N7""" At
Red HOOK Point rokIvn who surprised his friends 10y g'I
ting married recently have not Yet forgiven nm "i t
illr. uf Them exhibited thrit i'7'hh'hl i ',,
Illt. peculiar MI ~htlliduH AtN"l'' l,'i
white pastor 81 the church Wa, boating ana y. " %,
iuc nitir which hr chrIsi'urd the lllr M''N ="
iuuoi of tl' youug woman whom hr d'iW"I ~" ,, -
THIS boat on FRIDAY hiu' l''n' ''
iuooln.- luu- nn,h 30 Iri looh scrA'h' tnr
stcIn bored holes IA the bottom and SUNK nor j" '
l.t
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01

Marion Harand las written book entitled Blbyr
Year 1c object of t- Interesting little volume J. 10
Otter valuable suggestions srng the of babies
during the most D period Of the silence II Al IN
Orpofiuu, During the hot The nniiit, among
Infants very large and tr value OF proper instructions -
mothers cannot h' over estimated. Published ony hy Reed
Caurck. Mercantile tNchau2e Binding. % ! and IIar.
ri,oHs NcN OH who w mai COPY ir,e 20 al ho send
L. ll address.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
GRAND EXCLUSION TO TIE YELLowsroNEp PARK

An Excursion Party is now being organized
to start from NewYork August l6 through
akes TO Duluth, St Paul. and To the Yellowstone Park
and other interesting points are Included All travel
strictly and the total expense including Pull
IN cars, meals route hotel accommodation ~.
riages In the Park visit all the objects OF interest," etc.
is but $3.50 Detailed programme will be free OF
charge by addressing Thoa Cook Son. 26l Broadway.
York.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01

jail He Joined forces with Billy Porter IN Els
burglary schemes. but tired OF waiting Tor the
ecution OF the Marks burglary IN Troy. n. " ana wen.
to France where he served sentence OF two ana naiI
years for penny yweghting." Early this year ne re-
turned TO this country but aiterward went oack
Europe. where he was waiting for the arrival OF NY
Porter 10 cooperate thieying schemes when nc was
nA
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
the ClGARMAKERs' TROUBLE.

WHAT rur NANrfACIUEFK- TEOPD-L TO DO
rHR K>IGu1- To- CONIrE WITH THE Bn>-i~.
The troublc among the GEarmakcr- l. spread
Ing Nearly 1000 more men AID women we're - Aii'I
Yesterday to those already ont on s'rEc. Ih' makes
about B. 800 or 1000 people out of work AM ~ many
more are affected 10y tho strike The shops That struck
vc.feri,y were those ot Heyintan Brothers "
Loewen-,ein and Oiunbers Brothers. A. the
former shop tho people were asaci to stay in
unfit the firm told them quit Work. hut they rcl'el
The work OF payinr on tic sirkor, IN c shops % Levy
Brohers Frank Mccoy Co. and ICch,ensiein Irohci-
a CO. was carried on yesterday. A. Icohtcnsicns tho
men were need not take ava! their too's
a. the trouble might be settled by Monday.
The manufacturers are canyas-ag their customers 20
see II II IS possible TO sell cigars without any Label
II they nnl that this DE done AMI
tic Knights OF Labor do not nj their shops
IN a reasonable time they say that they viii consider
~. coufr rt afrog.trI ana n the shops Themselves
wiinoni resari 10 any o. the unions The knishts ~
Labor seem he confident Of thrir ability To h.I the
sIors A. soon as it becomes a.paient That the PRO
rc,.ycs viii moi come into tAc orcr. Iney have mAio
a.rA gcinrut- 10 ho.l conference win the ho'-e'
~iter To- morrow or Tues lay AZ winch tho whole matter
viii be decided H. the fourteen shop, siriAc
there are number OF spanish "Orhmoh nc
Progressive, made an eHort nor, ,"or =, h"Se c"H.
suitation with the Board OF Arbitration Of District
Assembly 40. - they concluded to remain at worS.
-hop meetinge OF AL The locked out shops were held yes
tcrday aud IN ca-r II vas resolved Unanimously
L. return to wOk unll thr manufacturers aRircu 10
permit their to retain th'lr Iocu0u Win the
frogressivc Union. It has been determined 10 make
strong nght against inc hhISht- 81 l'ib"t' M.
There doubt that the International ana
Progressive unions WIZ become ono a. A.
tic necessary prehmlna.ies can br %
settled Blih sides cnthuAiasiic hnd are wiling 10
bury all od differences ID otuof 10 Dilhs hp"u' tA
result The International mon mas PROMISED 10 sl"n
bv the ProgrcssIVes mis- ght and to giyo them as
+, mpo,snlc for District Assembly 30 - carry out
IT'S threat MI the shops on strike with outoi-to"h
peieni to 10 tho work in the city shops and there are
enough cigarma.ers out Of employment Throughout
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
SUPPOSED 10 ulyh BrEy MrRDEREn.

ANsoNIA, Conn. July 3l.-The body oil Johh
Farrell AN employe OF the brass mill, WAS iouhn l"'S
morning allie yway between the house OF one Aic
Givney and the rum snop OF Rolerck Mccarthy, III
l. heriysi 1ncro gtsn over an ineh long III 'no
base of the brain aud fracture OF the skuI.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
TIE UEITHER REPORL.

GOVERNMENT INDGCArGON5-FOR 81 UoURI
WASHINGTON, August 1.-For Maine. New
uampshire and vermont generally far weather, south
erly winds. warmer.
For Massnchusotts. Ehoio Island. Connecticut ani
Eastern New-York, generally fair weather, variable
winds, slightly warmer
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
Bnhnch. the Grca, Caiiforn,a Insect Powder

a pure California production.
The progressive Insect ENi.rminatOr,
Every tin of powder covered by onr
Trademark Buhach j. guaranteed
Try IL. Druggists Exchange.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01

evening" Edgar Forster fishermen. says he saw the
boat upset and that Immediately sank. He saw two
men Oh board and thinks he saw third. Ihey SANK
befoIe he could reach them.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01

Lizzie vubcrt age thirty nine. of 40 l2l pencvoiSSI'
-livn tted ia commit suicide last evening by dfnAnK
which matches had been soaked she was 'aAeh 10
De-.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
"cAaLNar AJAwALRr IAlnf ~ LoxDoX

The PnkcrtOn Detective Agency has been
forned by scotland Yard officials OF the arrest June
: of John Curtin a wrll-knOwn American sneak thief
and burglar who spent good part OF his time III TINS
city Cnrun was tlOasht 10 be the most expert penny
,,oicbt" theft America lie detected IN London
IN ATTEMPTING o carry away d,mcnis 20 the value OF
600 from the stores OF the Association of Diamond
MERCHANTS No. . Grand Hotel Building
Charing Cross. Hs was tried, convicted
and sentenced TO eighteen months imprisonment
a, hard abor and on release he will he surrendered
IN ho German Government for tfia on similar charges
of robberes Of German ewery houses Curtin has nti
sv.r,.d history lie was born IN COhOcS, y. y. ani
has ,eryed various OF imprisonment Ia different
cles of this country In Chicago he once escaped rom
iil I'm daylight by walking mp TO the keeper VINO haN
charge OF the gaie leading TO tne lrltOA
proper and pcrsuading him that he was a
LAWYER that had been visiting client IN