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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-07

The rcport that Hubert .. Thompson had
..,,,.d suiclde causes considerable commo.on
.ou, politicians OF all classes and his friends aud rel
,v.. are much inconscd about 1t. Where the Iiinor
=, r,.d is unknown. 1t seems To have been fonni'd
,or.ev on the anxiety or Dr. CnirIes +. Roberts, Ir
Tbomp,ons hysicsn for All inquest aud on III" Efforts
,,,ae TO have Coroner MESSENGER attend 10 The
h., ~ nroperly BELONGED TO Coroner III Imam.
m r,hcrts could not be fOand al his Office, NJ. 90 iint
fourth.st during bis Advertised Office "ur'' ana
=, 49, ana the re that ho not III town, bnt ho was
Inv an acau Aintanco less than an hour after tls
o.. ra,d Mr.. ThODpson's closest friends regard thc
.. .bsurd but believe that II doubt exists az
~. c.ua. of death wonid be advisable TO hav" inc
80. dl., nj err ed and AN autopsy made.
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coMwlxpER HrRDErrE oErs DADGE

CONNlNDFE UTNDFTTT UTTS 4 u V0L-
san FRANCIsCO, Aug. G.-Bcfore the toasts
began last evening the Grand Army OF the Erpuohc
BANQUET Comrair Holmes on bcha! Of the Department
of California presented COMMUNICATIVE bnrietlo
viii Handsomely rweled badge ~ souvenir OF tHo
twentieth Encampment. The pavilion was agaih crowd
M Last utsn with ueople listening to the repetition OF
the %! Wednr-lay night. by 200 voices gwen 10
the Grand Army Fully 10000 persons managed 10
gain hdlnlttancc.
The Committee Resolutions submitted report
d.uonucng ygany ami setting forth that ConStess
should b" asked 10 pass such laws rs VIA cFailcito
tho evil from tho country. Tho I'aur"
Of session the discussion
over tho service Pension bills rcpresehtatlV.
Of the Department Of Massachusetts "nerru
resolution fayorIng tho passage ny Con-
gres- Of the Lowering bill, which pro'ihrs i"I
"a pension Of - month To every surviving
soldier and sailor Of the war, whether di-anru OF
not The Committee Resolutions, TO whom Tue
matter referred. reported adversely ME behHnte
OF Ind ana submitted minority repor, fhNorlhs INC
measure. vote frat taken on tho latter anu IL
was defeated by 341 10 -.
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To BREAK TIE BOSTON DEMocRA7Ic RING.

BosToN, Aug. 6 tSpcc,aO The split III
the Democratic ranks In this CITY was
made more apparent tonight at the second
meeting of those interested In breaking tho so-caliod
CunnifMasuire ring. After speeches by M-ssrs
Jenkins. Cronan. Thorudike, Brooks, Way. Brnt-
nall and sidcnger resolutions were adopted declaring
the bty for good IN this city rests
with Democratic party and announcing the OBJECT
OF tue Democratic Reform League TO be 10 secure RCou
pos.lbis assessments for political purposes. com
nliteo was Apo nied report at the next meeting
plan for OrgAnlZatiOn.
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yoyyy.7J0ys FOR CONGRESS-

ALEXANDRIA. Va. Aug G.-1he deadlock In the Con-
pre.sloAI vsnton s; continues with little prob
ability OF AL early solution. Fifty-seven ballots have
beeu axen and General W. H. +. Lee IL still leading
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Aug. Cat conventions held at
Ocas aud At BrOoksvie this week. Mr. Doughcrty and
Mr. Davidson. both sitting members. were renominAted
for Resolutions strongly indorsng President
Cleveland and his policy OF reform were adopted
srRISGFiELD, NO., Aug G.The Prohibtionisrs Of this
the KILN Congressona District. yesterday nominated
John soDeski. Of Neosho as Their caDdid&te 'or Con
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RLECIIONS TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. Aug. 6.-Yesterdays
elections in Tennessee for nve Judges OF
the supreme Court and full list OF
county officers, judges and clerks Of
every court in the STATE. Returns In too slow 10
enable figures be given. but Democratic 2sins are
every reported and tho beat Idea that now eau he
formed IA that Democratic State cke Ia elected by
Is 600 a Democratic gain OF about $4,000 over Two
years ago. The nislOrtes reach 40 OOO The
candidates for the state Supreme Bench are
Peter Turney. OF Franklin County; W. G. Caldwell, OF
(;iDson; W. III. Lurton, OF Montgomery IL. L. SDOd-
grass OF Hamilton, and W. G. Foxes, OF Shelby.
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ArFAIRS or MAGTIE hALBFLEISCWS SONS
l., tho sunreme Court IN Brooklyn Yesterday jus

49,, ,, granted orders the OF the SONS oi Mi
A. yoa.tscb The affairs Of the firm who we're lsige man
u and dealers IN chemicals were recently pa's "a
',s the brothers
syr.n uon the method Of carving on to bsn, ss be .
paid 10 protect proper III 'I.Aso
m. s.@ond directed morchnndse worth SOU III nT
~, . .nld directed oi
hans 10 to BIO sold 5000 An application was
& ri IT, allow receiver " help the ushwiok
$3.50 In thai this would be done The recover CON-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-07

1RInuNn OsFIcg. Angus II - m.-Local rains Tell
In OF ihe Atlantic states yesterday but excrptfo
thunder storms IN Indiana generally fair weather was
reported the West AT rfow Isolated points between
Lake Superior and tho ONO Valley there was q sharp
fail In temperature: but beyond tho Mississippi there
general rice to summer warmth. 'ouness, WIN
feeble, cool nOr,heastsrly breeze and much humidity,
prevailed hers tho barometer SINKING sIighty. anu
hight showers falling before dawn and IN the atrrhooh.
Tho temperature ranged between go and 12N tue
,677s-D being ~ lower than on the cofrc
spending day year aud 27s lower than ON Ihurs-
day
Nearly stationary temperature And signify ciouuy
weathrr, possbly with rain, DO expected In TINS
CITY and vicinity to-day: and fair sunday warmer
Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-07

TRENTON, Aug. 6 (SDeciul.-lntelligcnoe was
received today OF tho death last n'sht, a. warm
springs Va OF Colonel William T. Wilson, OF this city,
. .,xtv.av. He went there about weeks on
tho advice OF his pny sicans for roe from heart trout
bic Colonel wilson - Drotnerin-law OF exGov-
amor Curtin OF Ponnsylvania, and served as MS pr
Vae during his ucumbency nf the ONCE 20"
oncl wilson went TO the front 1862 first leuten-
AM m thr I4Sth Pennsylvania Regiment. lilo leaves -
willow ana three children.
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THE WEATHER RRPORE

GOVERNMENT INDfcArGDNs-FOR 3, HOVR@
W,su,Scroy August 6.-For New Eng
land and ew.York, fair weather. 'ar'"oio "'"'
becoming northerly. slightly cooler.
For P-nnsylvauia New-Jersev. Delaware, Maryland
and ONO local rains, easery winds becoming north
crly no decided change IN temperatures thence VEST
ward to Minnesota AMI Kansas. FAR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-07

,..,er mansion in Mort Broadway. The mansion IA
hs,py occupied the present season by A. H. Kabn-sch.
of Brooklyn.
Professor and Mrs Won Below ami their pups h We
come on an excursion TRIP to Asbury Park
(. no., Miachn, the notorious hunco man, W III Two
~ ,nr,e pals hsa again appeared here Ponce Justice
y B.rbonr hAS Instructed tie police waicn
svrr, movement AMI TO arrest them they
"ihr Rev Dr. NJ l.. Burnhspl. OF spr.ngf Il. iis,..
r.,drd AT the union service of prayer his
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HAILROdD ACCIDENT ~ VERMONT

BxATTLEBORO, VT, Aug. 6. - The White
Mountain express train due mere at p. III. came
INFO collision with a hat.car the depot TO.
day and tho engine and baggage ami two
drawing room thrown from the track. There
were great many passengers on the tram. none OF
whom was seriously injured. though Baggagom istcr
e,.u xas conaidernbly bcused.
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(Should be READ pAi-A " ~ 'N w. "SN 10y
occu AZ utncJ
,, ,r foreign need not be specially addressed
, by any particular steamer, except when IL Is 10
ol - and commercial ocunsLts
,,l...y bong sont oy the fastest
I'm mail, for tho week ending August Will close
I'm All Al this oiIcc ts follows
r1,t,n ,Y Al A. for Europe. per steamship Aurina
-A cttcis Ia. ilau,c. GERMANY. &c, must
,. per Aura.a y" AT 4. IA. FOR the Netherlands
steamship Edan, VIA Amsterdam (cttcIs must
r,llt,ttcd per -dLm - at IA Tor Belgium ureet
.t,Anlship Ncstcruand, VIA Antwerp (etters must
directed per estoinand - al . a. H. Tor Europe. pr
y. IN, ,nlp City OF BerIn, QneenstOWn (cttcrs
rance DO directed per tny
al Herlin y, 10 a. III. for France direct per
BOuigo,no uayrs At lOa. ior scot
I'M direct steamship turnc Wa Glasso" etters
r,t DO directed per Furnessa) at ~ Tor jamaica
- of Colombia salvador and south Pacific ports. poe
steamship Nrrtumnus. VIA kingston uetters for McAioo
snst be directed per Ncrtunlnus ID at 80 IA. for
honduras lAy lstAn.S, per Steamship D
Mart IT,, from New orleans
,tas for tho Sandwich Islands, per steamship Australia rom
san Francisco close hero August - At p w. Mails
for China and Japan per steamship san PABLO Ntoht
san close hero August Ia at p ~ MAILS io
Australia, New.L oalani sandwich, FNi AL otni'an
here Aug 81 At On arrival At for .,
Britannia with British
Mails for the Society Islands per ship Iahu uton ~
Francisco. close here August 40 Al y IA. ~.
Cuba, rail " Tampa Fa and thence ny steamer '''u
Key West, Fa close VI Lils olnco daly ~ sSo = hL
rhe schedule OF closing Pacific mails agran;es
oil the uninterrupted overland
San Mails from the East arriving w
Francisco the day " oAlliio Va ssesauoeS nav
tho same DAY. ,u.,,,,st.s
Iost Olicc. New-YOrk. N Va July 81. 1851
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A careless diet. or change Of water, often
produces summer weather an obstinate Darrhei, or
some Bowel Affection. which, II you would treat
nationally, try at once Dr. Jayne's CarmInatve Basan.
safe remedy for such attacks ana equally eectual for
Cramps, Cholera MOrbus, Dysentery aud summer Conn
pla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-07
PLANS OF UNION IN CENTRAL AMERICA

ST Louis, Aug. 6.-The Commerce. Del Vdue,
published In TINS city prints letter in It's last issue
from its correspondent in the CITY OF Mexico TO the
effect that the President and ex Presidents OF the
Central American Republics, OF Salvador Nicaragua,
Honduras, Rica aud Gautemil, are now IN that
city arranging for the OF tnosc states IN one
confricracy with tho ultimate view Of annexation to
. ,a MeY Rep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-07

inspector Waited tho Office and fonnd defsloAtion q
$2l7l 3D. Mullen who 10 only tweny.eix years Of ae9
and lost but said that hs had st $3.50 invested via
Philadelphia. brokers' which no thought would be re-
covered The matter has been kept secret until this
afternoon, when william Beck, Of his b0ndsmens
and leading Democrat Of this county, made t public
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-07
FRIGHTENED By 4 METEOR.

QUEBEC, Aug. 6.-At Nalcartier yesterday
blazing meteor, PROBABLY ten feet Ia
circumference. descondei from III" '"''
Jut previous this occurrence the sky lowered nm
the be.ts Of the field sent up dstrrssns cries frigal
eninx suurrstions persons Witnln he last few days
the lightning has been very severe and earthquake
shocks have been frequent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-07

This officer. who was native OF OHIO audi graduate
OF the West Academy, served as qnsrtcrmater III
the Mexican War. and WAS breyeted major Tor gaant
at CerrO GOrdo Later ne became cap." ~
~ Auxiliary but resigned his line commission In lsE
Al m, on, break Of tho Rebellion he ranked rs major
but AT It's close brevet-d Majorteneral OF |oIuh
te.r. Ills service during This period also was mainly a
uarierma.t-r; ,ni he became Assistant Qnarterinas
rr-General 1866 with the rank OF CoIohch ITO was
fLre.l
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elbow. with the hands clsnched but there was no With
ing OF tho body, violent heavng OF the chest; Az
each eebler effort respiration his arms sank lower
and his legs hung relaxed. until at Last straight
and ank ho dangled swayed slightly to and fro by tho
wind"
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THE FIRE RECORD
BURNING OF A WESTERN TOWN.

DETROIT, Aug. Ga dispatch to The Evenis1
Journal says that fire originating In tho Nance
Iona House, Ut Mancelona Mich, swept
the en,ire town. destroying the business
portion. Twenty-Five buildings burned, Including
the Post ONCE, bank aud two newspapers The loss
not given but 10 heavy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-07
ALLEGED ASIATIC CHOLEhA ~ THE WEST

MILWAUKEE, Wis., Aug. 6.-Report OF the
existence of Asi4tic cholera Cases having
reached this city to-day from Madison.
Chippewa Falls and MiiadOre. the members
sf the state Board OF Health made preparations tonight
. st~rt out Immediately upon receipt OF reliable com
fratory Intelligence. TO make personal nYostigaiDn
Al Madore eight poope have died rom TINS alleged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-07
MA RRIEU.

FORBES-BEDARD-In the Governors Room at city Hal,
New.York city. August u l9>G. hy the Hon snon VI.
Ihrlch Judge Of the city Court, Eli Forbes 10 Miss Mary
l. Bclard, both OF BrOokied. Mass.
No cards.
Worcester Mass papers please
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-07

IrIrsTRATION OF GEOMETRICAL PROGRES-
s,nx-Mr Gadstone's recent Ia scotland. 'Surey.
writes IA UniOuist correspondent. 4" that was q real
q. q. 81 et-triek-x all pr osression !'-tPuncn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-07
WAS ne ONE or BAYAhDS FRIEYDsf

Henry +. Mullen, Il druggist oil Delaware
City, Now Castle County. was appointed postmaster az
that place about year ago. lie gave as bondsinch
nj. father aud two other citizens there,
In the sum OF $4,000. Wednesday last post Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-07

Royal Elixir the drain upon the nervous sy
-.ientary habits II secures regularity IN Az
10 normal functions oi the body.
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CIG1R u1NrFACIURERS RESTLESS.

trol Buslwick Works was perfected H. W. pys I
man appearel plaintiffs and q. ". billa"ay ana
ChaTlcs D. Alexander for The Tecayer
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NOVEL rROBLEN- II ElQUI-IrIoN CASE.

ALBANY, Aug. & lSpcc,ah.-t'oycrnor Hi
thinks that diicut question Is raised hy the repus
lion from Governor Pason. OF Pennsylvania 'pr Dam
lei Brown who ccOycd into thi, state from 'Anaia
10 he arrested on Indictment for perjury III Ere
County. Pennsylvania At the hearing To-Day "efo
present C. L. Baker, District Attorney OF Err: George
" B,tten. Snerin OF Niagara, with tho prisonrr' = H.
Benson, Waterfront Penn, attorney for Bro"n AMI
John L. Pound OF L,ckport. who opposed granting the
rrqusion. There di-puiiug Tho fact int the III
inrrd woman ula DnnI had employed ne ans Ia Invcge
Brown uuawarrs this and TIA" Governor found
fled renn-y To AyOi arrest,
and that Induced 10 cpuIr Int" th- STATE
hy fraui ana deception part 81 the comp ainhbi
Mr. Baker raise point mat prunr yana asked for
the prisoner gooi faith ana had hand In setting
hiiu into this Stale that force used, ana IN"
prac ice OF fraud n.ufic"nt To Enuul arrest lie
held that Canada .onr could demand his release The
prisoner rcmandri to the custody nf tho Shern,
bending the settlement OF the questions raised.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-07

SIRlariai Virus

COnfcctO Laxative.
fruit lozenge for constipation agreeable 10 the asto
efficient in action. At Druggsts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-07

Fills land with disease ami mourning This need not DO
Or. Holmans Liver Pad Is perfect antidote and cure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-07
PROCEEDINGS OF cnAUrAUQUA ASSEMBLY.

CmAUTAUQuA, Aug. (SpccioU. -Ccncral
Lew Wallace arrived here. lie will lecture on tho
Turks tomorrow ard on Monday will give readings
from M. novel Ben Hun" Dr. J. NJ Buckley, Eiitor
OF The christian AdrocGie. will lecture on Dollars anu
Cents " Oh Monday afternoon. On Tuesday VIII Carrie
ton Will give readings from his own works. lb-hcd
and unuublt.hcd A series OF readings given by
A. f. Burbank Of WORK. this afternoon The Rev.
Dr H. Holmes review OF the class studies Tor
l--G.'-7 speskDg especially OF English history. Ihls
evening Colonel in.s-l H. Conw-i, OF FhilfdephlA.
lecturcd on "a Jolly EarthquaKo Illustrating thn
" pnll,uhropy OF fun" the different ways IN which
mrrruent sooi. The ninth annual mreing OF tho
American Society OF MctO-copiss Will he held nj Chan'
t.naua In the Chidrons Temple, beginning on August
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-07
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In the diagram white line shows the barometr'
c,l vart ON, o,eryud signal Service station III ms
CITY YESTERDAY ecrlos Of dots, relative humidity or pe
c,nnur l ,,turunu with MOISTURE IL lnloaoc
rrur..nt uctu.ous IA temperature. regis
ter,1 by IN, thermometer Iulnurs pharuaoy, No IIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-07
WATTERsoy Would REsoMINATE CLEyEL4 20.


Editorial Letter The Loufsrtie Courier. Journal
The President may be right, or he may be
WRONG but, right or wrong he must work out his sal.
walton or his damnstiOn opposed his nomination AZ
Chicago and voted for Mr. Baysrd after he noml-
mated upon the that he had earned such
a promotion veterans like Bayard, Thurman and
Mcdonald, and that he was not Quan for great
place by antecsdent experience IN National affairs Il
tho next National Convention to meet this year
should support his denomination, the ground that ve
can not get without him. afOrt present .
divided front changed policy in the succeeding con-
test.
Mr. Cleveland Il as good Democra, am. ana that
that there is no better He Is conscientious
and y clean man, and that counts FOR much IN every
election He has made some Mistakes and has failed TO
seek the best eOupsels lie Is sefcOnlent aud headv.
He 10 not skilled In the handling OF men, and has
whimsical love OF flushing undiscovered genius, aud Of
ignoring political experience and party service. lie
deals too much In experiments and surprises. Bue
these falngs spring manly from his Office.
and will be replaced by better advsement as time
passes. Already he has had his fingers burnt often
enough to learn several points not previously dreamed
of I'm his necessarily limited philosophy.
Between SAFE slow and honest man, like Cleveland,
and a brilliant aivcnturcr like Blaine the people OF tho
United States cannot hesitate second az they did nos
he state the trst time and Blame is to be the Repub-
lean nominee t,nt IT does lock TO gentleman up
tree, up mountain. which Ia about the same thing
he will bc) ny notion Ia that had best have tho
old again. and not try the evcrfOubtfui ex.
pertinent of changing horses IN the middle of the sream
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-07
LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLACES.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 6 Especially EARLY this
morning tho bleaching and dyeinx works ofwiiam
inner & Sons, at No 262729 Emeraldst were destroyed
by fire, causing loss OF $4,000 partially insured.
MUSHROOM. Mich, Aug. 6-The mill and machine shop
OF the Ducey Lumber Company were totally destroyed
by fire this morning in North Muskegon. Loss,
So, OOO insurance, $4,000; cause unknown.
wALLAcETowN. Ont, Aus. 6-Honry's Hotel, Rob ~
drygoods store, WalOns shoe store, Monsons tailor
shop Cotirlsys butcher shop aud SftOn's stOreroom
for farming implements were burned this morning
LOIS SIS, 900 partially insured.
WATERBURY,, Conn., Aug. 6.-Tssao g. Trowbridge's
paper box factory at Union was destroyed by fire lass
night Loss 81, 700; insurance $2.lOO
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 6--The extensive Ice houses OF tho
ST. Louis Beef Canning Company In East ST Lons took
fire this morning and were damaged $4,000; fully In
sured.
PHRvIx Ariz, Aug. 6-The principal business block
OF this town was burned this morning. Tho loss 10
100000; Insurance. $6OOO0 The nro 10 believed 70
have been OF incendiary origin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-07
ruL rRr.InrNr LEAyEs wAsMINGTON.

WA,uINGrON, Aug. G.-Ihc President Sec
Rotary Encott nnd Colonel Lamont lot shihgton 10
night FOR Ncw.York to atieni the funeral OF Mr. Iden
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-07
Special Notifies
Ninth season.
NJ RS. NJ { r. l. Il A i HIS
HOME MADE,
BRAN DIED.
CANNED AND

CANNED AND -
SPTCED FRCIrS
Jellics Jams. Pickles and Mncs Meats.
ELY. made al cuTrant Juice and sugar,
and nothing Everything put up III glass jars send
until Fall For prices references,
&c. address Mlr' - hAh . VI. hbhti ~,
1913 Degraw ST.. Brooklyn, y. \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-07

WILL GENERAL PORTER BE Superseded
When the bill placing General Fitz-joh
Porter o. the retired Its way through Con-
.r... Tho oueston WAS raised as to whether he could
hold his place as Police Commissioner II the bill passed
The city charter provides that no one shall
hold a city Office who at tho same
time holds either State or Federal
ofce Lawyers are undecided whether Office on the
reured lis. OF the Army Navy be considered as
holding Government Office. IL Is under.lood maj
Mayor Grace thinks that accepting IL" place OF COR
onel on the retired list, General Porter vacated
tho Police Coninssionership And accordingly ne VIII
procSed to appoint bis successor. COnnlsslonrr
OF Jurors Charles Reilly Is said TO bs the man selected
by tho Mayor General foriers successor IcneraI
Porter was APPOINTED by MAYOR Edison, and mas been
a uuied a Tamnany man \ r. seilyis the leader Of the
County democracy III the ~ II DISTRICT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-07
OBII UARY.

GENERAL ROBERT ALLEN.
LONDON Aug. 6.-Gcneral Robert Allen has
Ito. f.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-07

MIR. HISCOCK on The SESSION JUST CLOS y.
Congress has adjourned at last and am
heartily glad OF It. II has been long session and
nothing to speak OF has been Accomplished
thus spake Frank Hlscock who spent
Yesterday at the Fifth Avenue Hotel lie
appeared weary and looked ten years older than he d
ayear ago. HIS long. flowing hair has turned almost
wnte and closecroppcd chin whiskers are sreakcd
with gray. Tho most important measure passed was
the Oleomargar bil," he added 81 had confidently
expected that the Fortifcauons bill would go
through all right, and when l predicted some ume
ago that there would be deficiency in the revenues
for the current fiscal year of over YoooO,oOo Hau
ca culated that the 5000 900 III the Forihcauohs p
49,, ha snnronri.t., Tce actual den
c Conv is is ABOUT s4,733.212. The Ways and
Means Committee hal little to do during
tic session. Most OF the important measures
referred to tackled to the tariff bill and went
10y bOari with mat -
"Do you regard 1t true that the Administration an
the Democratic majority OF the House are at logger
beadsf' -.,, l.,
Beyond question. The fact OF the matter Is that 10
matters OF financial policy Cleveland IA above ms
party. The Democratic Representatives nave wasted
time III attempting TO make themselves believe .nat
the policy dvapced IN The demagogue speeches nhne
during the campaign the correct one. while Cleveland
realizes from night and has done the BEST he
can to bring his party around to hIsSie