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New-York tribune., 1886-08-02

scull was citizen Of Pttsburs hs held many oess q
Importance and trust, among which was thai Of one a
shs fncorporators 81 the Wsstern ynvsr;ty OF Pena
Mechsnics' Bank During his presidency the bank We
gobbed and interesting and oiroumstAnsla account
of the money was given in The Gdsetfx Mrs. John Z
sculi still survives her husband She Was born In l795.
Representative Patrick A. Collins. Of Massachusetts.
who has visited Salt Lake CITY, says arc no Irish
among the Mormons, and few, II any, Scotch.
It is now just about eiGhtysx years since Charles
Stewart Parnelrs ea:grandstnsr dismissed from
tho Chanceorshp Of tho Irish Exchequer for opposing
tho union with England.
Captain Bob" Cook, tho Yale oarsman, who for some
years has lived OF Beverly, ~ j., last week moved -
Philadelphia.
The Duchess OF Cambridge. who has lately celebrated
her eighty niuth birthday annvorsary. stil In good
health and possession OF her faculties.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02
ON TILE WRONG SIDE.

Senator Mcpherson, of Ncw-JcrSey, p'uu oiii9
a well-deserved tribute to the Republican parry
when he said I'm his speech on the surplus icS"
Iition in the Senate on Thursday that " Ii 'heie
WAS one thing for which the RepuDllcah part!
was entitled to all commentator, it was Tor i'o
faithful guardianship Of the public falth ana
maintenance of the public credit AS 10 HIS
own patty he said, Z" The Democratic ah9ori9
in Congress proposes to rob the Treasury oi its
gold reserve, by continuing to coin silver doii'iiS
worth 73 cents at the rate of $2,5OO,O0O month-
w. and if the House resolution were passed tl'n
the country would be at once Oh silver Dasis'
There are a few Eastern Democrats VINO agre"
with Mr. Mcpherson, and they have no business
to remain in connection with party whlch de-
hbertelv assails the public credit. What other
patriotic aim can they serve by helping such a
partyY The war is ended the South trampleS
on the laws as much as tpleases; the ncSr"
would not now be- disiranchNed legally by the
Democrats if they had the power because they
want 10 keep the votes which cniIanchNelntll
Las added To Southern States and the National
banks are rapidly suricndcrng circulation. MI
Mcpherson is not free-tIadcr. lie Know
that the course of his party Is ~ hostile 10 pun
lie interest on that question as In regard To the
public credit. With him, on that Issue also, are
Democrats of Eastern States, VINO have some
practical knowledge of business and experience
in industrial or CONNER cial affair, and who are
not personally interested in connection Win ioi
cisn imports. Why should these men continue
to act with party which Oh every living Issue Is
hostile to their convictions and purposes
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02
OPENING NEW cOrrAGlsA4L LoNG BRANCH.

OPENING NEW COTfAGf, A. LoNG BRANCH
LoNG BRANCH, August 1 t>pecia). One of
the most agreeable entertainments t" season a. Long
Brancn given -aturl,y night at Tower Cottage
Schirllu Park, hy Mr.. Mrs >chicnitn on the
ing OF cottages quit by judge u. u. McCoon
OF Milletown ~ j. Tue guests were thirty prominent
residents OF Long Branch. Two hands furnished tho
music of the nignt and hundreds of Chinese lanterns
CLEANED SPEECHES. to.s-, dancing AMI
champagne were III order untn . late hour W ;. An-
dire of the Edison Electric Light Company. Will
Nv one of cottages Brckingt"D bytne-cs. aud VII
Introduce ght the various cottages IN the
most retired delightful parts OF Long Branch. The
suppcr was served Uy cook the employ OF Ma
pOIeO
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02
Amnsements.

S,,or OPERI HcUsB-S-Humbug
SAsISO-s-Ermini
TnEr MUsBE-WaxworkA
fpIsrINA WooDs-Wild West
E.DIsoN SQUARE 1HEATRR-s:30-Prince Kari. ,,..-,
GIDIsoN-Avr. AND 59TH-sT.-9a a. m to IL p m-Moi'E
mac and MoIitOr Naval Battle.
N Nf.SWITTAN Br rACH-Pain's Burning OF Moscow
NEW CENTRAL PARK GARDEN-S-Concert
PoIO CkOUNDs-Baseba.
eINr GEORoE-Fairv Land Concerts
&ALLACK's-S-Falka M. N.ux
c1u- S5rH-sT.-9 q. TO IL D. H-1"o ~So J"
Cyclorama OF the Battles OF Nicksburg
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02
Astp21ork daily Gribn''a.
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.
MONDAY, AUGUST 2. 1856.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN-Henry r. Grenfell on the Morrison sur
plus resolution - Panellltes TO give the Tory
Government time to prepare an Irish bill -
Wreckers SAID to be after the Panama Canal -
Government reforms i'll Chill &C. The Mexican
border troubles.
DouFsriC.-Arrival of the Galatea at Marble
head The lockout in BrOcktOn. - Mt
Downs's disclosure of misconduct III Bowdoln
Souare Congregation. - Services at Ocean
Grove. GO An Arab in Barnums circus shot.
g Damage to the growing corn from drouth'
- Race between newspaper yachts on Lake
George.
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-Three young men
drowned by the capslzng of a small boat IN the
North River c. The schooner Craig raised ana
The last body recovered. "A man killed III At
lantic-ave.. Brooklyn. - Pittsburgs beat
Brooklyns at baseball. - A suicide found III
Prospect Park. - The cigarmakers troubles
discussed. 80 Mayor Grace planning to control
the County Democracy.
IHE WEATHER-Indications for to-day: CIoudl-
ness occasional rain and almost stationary temper
ature Temperature Vs'lerday: highest 81
lowest, TO- average. 1859.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02
JOHV T. RirMONDS yEW PLlY.

DENVER. Aug. John /. Raymond closed
the here last night At tho Tabor Grand Op,fa
House, IN his new play by d. ID. Lloyd. entitled "A
Woman. lIaier." Ii WAS the first proluction OF mo
drama, winch was well Received by the pubic Tao
company started FOR NV York 'hs moruIug.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02
Jn0r. 10 advertisements.
Business Notlees.
OFFICE FURNITURE
In Great Variety. manufactured oy
T G.. SRLLEw.
III Fulton-st New York.
Desls Library Tables, sc.

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New-York tribune., 1886-08-02
THE PRESIDENT rAhl>G 4 NEW DEGREE.

From The ~. Louis Giobf- DsmOsrdf.
In France they ca Bout niger tne Great Ter
haps In tLls country. view or the results OF h'
Efforts to establish Civl service reform IN the p'mO
cratic party, Mr.. Cleveland may 10 down 10 history al
the Great Collapse.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02
TIT. TUri THERE.

From Ths L0nisUuis courier Journal.
The Nftc- iOrk SHn tntt 'ncago D, more tnora.
than Brooklyn ihe jericho tribune used often u say
that Gomorra All far more viItuous tnan Sodoli.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02
CoNFEssING IFS MugDERous DESIGNS

FROM The tficd Herald
VIII Repuolican temperance mru woien WEI. 'ne
words OF Ihe Voice. the Prohibition org Ipcakns ot
the Republican, party. Saws: 1--WE are oJing 10 kit
that party the North" Those VINO believe tast sue
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02
A HAPPY THOUGHT,

From me Minneapolis Frt5ane
We do not wish 10 McNicO must nave
gore would recommend Geronimo and his bani 10
her favorable attention.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02

Persons le0r,n9 torn tor the season. ana sum-
xtr trareliers, can hare The DAILY TRIBUNE
y oitd 10 them, postI aid, for 75 centsper month
he address being changed as often as desired
The DAILY TRIBUNE wiH be sent to any dddfess
in Europe at 81 80 per month, G|'sch includes
The ocean postage.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02

The istrict-Attorney's Office Is reported a.
vigorously engaged in trying to find out whether
Commissioner Squire can be punished under amy
law of this State. There MAY be qulps and
dodges that will render it difficult to convict
the brazen- faced official of even a PenItehuMy
offence; but all that public opinion warts as
n basis for its Judgment is moral evidence that
Squire wrote that letter. If this Is proved NOR
ally certain he is convicted ielon at the bar ol
the highest coult-that of his fellow-cltlzenS.
Still the search for Law under which he can
be sent to prison should be kept up.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02

The attempt to get up Z" corner " in whiSkey
Is rather novel feature in the way of specula
ton but the average layman even can see why
it would have small chance of success. That l.
because there is an immense amount OF tins
LIQUOR now in bond in Bermuda and elsewhere
which could be put upon the market too soon Tor
"corner' to accomplish much. Probably the
large buyers in the West are less ambitious than
they get credit for, and would be satisfied II only
they can force prices up little. And after AL,
there might be a worse thing for the country thai
to have all its whiskey "cOIneIed," provided II
could be kept so for ever.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02

1t is hard to understand why the residents
of Newark, Jersey City and Paterson drink
the diluted sewage that is served up to them as
water. If they like it, that is all right. Their
taste is their own. But one would naturally
think that in order to keep down docto = bills
for typhoid fever ard other kindred ailments
they would get a supply of pule water even if
for a while it proved less agreeable to drink
Such a supply is not far from their doors and
private capitalists ale anxious to bring 1t closer.
Under proper restrictions some such undcltik-
Jug might well be helped along by these cities.
If the companies in the field already are bad
lot there are enough honest men abroad to
get up another that would honestly fulfil all
obligations.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02

So long as the country is without the means OF
protecting the rights of citizens in foreign parts, 40
long will they be subjected to snch contempt aud
indgntles as are hcaped upon them IN Canada and
Mexico. The treatment of Amer erlcans in Chihuahua.
Mexico, and in the maritime provinces of Canada IS
the natural result Of the policy Of the Democratic
party IN Congress. a dcfcnceless and timld Gov
crnInent seems to suit that party.
What Commissioner rurroy setting himself MP
as the original Civil Service Reformer In the Fire
Department. Well. tins is news!
The colored people who are to begin two days
union celebration of Emancipation Day IN Brooklyn
to-day have adopted one very sensible rule. 1t ls
provided that "no clown or disoTderly cOnduct
will be allowed. On no prctcnce will any person or
persons be allowed to remain IN "a" park who at
tempt to mar the pleasure of those who come for
day of recreation
1t will be extremely unfortunate for Mr.. Squlrcs
reputation as LAWYER supposing that ho now
values tiff he admits that ho signed the corrupt
offer To Flynn and AFT, ward tried to r,tract 1t
when be- learned that ho had made himself liable
to Imprisonment on u criminal charge. He may he
a lawyer. but it IS plain that he did not know the
law.
sons career ~ one of ascenslve success Unless
al signs fail the of hs successor in office IS
likely to end in decidedly descenslye unSuccess.
An efcrt will be made to day the House to pass
the Senate bill appropriatlng $3.50 300 for enlarg
ing the site for the Brooklyn public building. Al
ought to succeed for now is the time 10 secure the
additional land. If ever. There Is no good reason
for tie factious opposition to the bill that IS dis
played III some quarters.
clergyman Of this city SAYS that there is
wooden hell side of his church and brick
on the other. The people OF that church need
not so far to fight the devil
It's SAID that Squire gained his entering wedge
INTO the heart of MaNOr Edson because they were
schoolboys together. Mr.. Edison has probably dis
covered the appointment tDat the omld Is not
always father to the man. Squire may have oeen
promising boy ; II man ho made ono promise
too many-to Flynn.
When the Hon. Henry u. Pnrroy broke the jaw
of Delegate Jones III order to prove that the Senate
Convention III Nyack was regular AMI Democratic
and regularly Democratic. he was president OF the
Board of Aldermen and acting Mayor III the alb
of the cItyS chef magistrate. He conferred
luStre upon tins Office that had hitherto been lack
lng. HIS success III getting his relatives quartcrcd
upon the Fire Department and elsewhere III the city
government. however ~ dmmng his former record.
What do Senators msan by confirming Morris A.
Thomas as ludian Inspector Is this reform Is
IL credltable IN the Senate to put such man. with
his notorious and proved record into any place of
responsibility The seal OF secrecy onght to be
moved. so that tho public can know just what Sena-
tors responsible for this action.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02

In view of the hard times which are not yet
over in this country it is encouraging to know
that within the last six months the wOlkingmen
in this city have deposited SS.O24,3O4 In the
savings banks. Possibly this is as much ;ls some
business men, say Wall Street spectators, have
been able to lay up in the same length OF time.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02

In The TRIBUNE's special foreign dispatches
this morning will be found the views OF Henry
Rive,idale Greniell, an Englishmtn who would
fke to see the original Morrison surplus ic>olu-
tiOn passed by Congress. lie believes III silver
and declares that this country never gave
pledge to pay its bonds in gold Printing the
letter in The TRIBUNE Is not TO be construed
as approval of the views therein contained. III
is only to make it plain to the world once more
that msui may be an Englishmul, and even a
director in the Bank OF England, and yet hold
very incorrect opinions in regad TO finance. II
all the foreign holders of United States bonds
should unanimously declare that they wanted to
take Il Ia cents III silver for what they pad
100 cents in gold, perhaps We might obhge
them with standard silver dollars but unioit-
unately for the silver men, Mr. GIcniCl does not
speak fOr the bondholdcIs abroad OF at home.
A Coroner's jury has decided that nobody
TO blame for the shocking fate Of the seven help
less human beings in the cabin Of the capsized
schooner Sarah Craig. Yet the only rule
on which a sailing vessel abroad for pleasure
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02

What do Senators m,an by confirming Morris \.
Thomas az ludian lnspcctOri Is this reformi Is
IT creditable IN the Senate to put such man. with
his notorious and proved record. into any place of
responsibility The seal OF secrecy onght to be
moved, so that tho public can know Just what Sena-
tors are responsible for this action.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02

What Commissioner lurroy setting himself up
as the original Civil Service Reformer In the Fire
Department. Well, tins Is news.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02

It's SAID that Squire gained his entering wedge
INTO the heart of Mayor Edson because they were
schoolboys together Mr.. Edison has probably dis
covered since the appointment tDat the ohIld Is not
always father to the man. Squire may have ucen
promising boy man ho made one promise
too many-t0 Flynn.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02

They have made y piano of paoar.
What wonders art IA achieving
II The, ii make - paper performer
Ilfc yet might be worih SOMEONE'S living
II A. ". BEIIAw, IN Ti-Bts
II Is Suggested that SIR Charles Drke might get iu.,
politics again by settling IN Utah
Miss Cleveland rumor says, IL engaged upon novel
depicting Washington society. to be called "ENRrN al
Rev" The chapter relating tn BrOwn-Poter Hos
Joe episode will bc called EN.N.cks and NrcAs" Ilis
Is reliable Chicago l.smhler
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02

A clergyman Of this city SAYS that there is a
wooden hell on one side OF his church and brick
on the other The people OF that church need
not go far to fight the devil
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02

Fist Anarchist TN - Whisper Come around 10 tho
hail tonight. \. Y. lSs2. chrstButs
second iitto.-Yes. know. b. II. -, u atherski.e.
Bur the fact Is. N afraid ---
First Anarch st tiarsyl Have you been bctrsying
the secrets OF the tribunals Beware OF ths -----
second dittO.-NO, NO. JOaaun-n NOT so bad as that
worked three days last week.
FIRST Anarchist Him. We'll. think you'd better STAY
away. and I'll try smooth with the Executive
Board. L Phlaiclphi. Call.
he Bos'on Rccort thinks that although squires letter
Flynn scarcely be called letter Of credit ye, its
financial value must have been great
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1886-02-27
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO PUR-
CHASE TIMBER LAND.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT LAND OFFICE,
Olympia, Washington Territory. Notice
is hereby given that, in compliance with
the provisions Of the Act of Congress app
proved June 3, 1878, entitled AN Act for
the sale of Timber Lands in the States
of California, Oregon. Nevada and Wash
ington Territory Frank A Graham. OF
Skagit County, Washington Territory,
has this day fled in this office his appii-
cation to purchase the SE4 Of Sci OF
Section No. 81 in Township No. 80
Moth, Rarge No. 1 East OF the Wis
lan.ette Meridian.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
the SAID described lind, or any portion
thereof, are hereby required to file their
claims IN this office within sixty 600 days
from date hereof.
Given under my hand, at my office in
Olympia, W. r.. this 2nd day OF Dec
ember, A. d., 1885.
john +. CONVEY,
SO low Register of the Land Office.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1886-02-27

The present charges for freight
on the G. P. r. from Port Hamr
mond to Yale, distance OF about
ninety miles, is $40. per ton tor
second class, Il $3.50 for first class.
If more excessive rates prevail on
any other Railway in the world we
would like TO be Informed Of the
fact. IF the road remains under
its present management for another
year, it will cost as much to trans
port ton of freight befween these
two places as the freight is worth.
or an average of 100 per cent on its
value. But the reign of Onder>
donk will soon be over.-Kamloops
Sentinel.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1886-02-27

A convention Of mixers hold in
North Idaho. has petitloned Con-
gross TO unite that territory with
Montana, inste sd of Washington,
On the ground that Montana Is a
mining rekjah, while Washinton is
largely agricultural. A better ac>
quaintance with the vast mining
resources of Washington, and the
advantages afforded by the sea-
board to q mining region, would
probably change the views OF this
convention materially. 1t is hoped
that Congress- will take broader
view Of the interests OF northern
idaho than the dinners convention
Of that region has done.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1886-02-27

A telegram from Washington an
nounces that Morgan and Hastings
have been awarded the contract to
carry the daily mail on the Port
Townsend, Anacortes and Semiab-
moo route, If this shall prove to
be correct this daily line of steam-
ers will be the most im~
portant step toward the Develop
ment Of the Lower Sound that has
yet boon taken. Not only will it
afford direct and daily connection
with the principal business centres
on Puget Sound, but it will connect
Nc vt the same time with New
Westminster and the Canadian Pa
cifio terminus, which is of even
greater importance than the con-
nectIon with the Upper Sound.
Henceforth We may look for better
markets for our productions. and
the ssta bllshmept Of Industries not
possible before on account of limits
ed markets. 1t Is also rumared
that the owners of the Evangel
have obtained the tri-weekly mail
route through the San Juan islands,
terminating at Anacorses and Port
Townsend. This will connect all
the islands with the daily line at
both ends Of the route, and will do
much to render them accessible to
the outside public, as we'll as a great
CONVENIENCE to the settlers. Should
the EvangeI run into Victoria in
making her trips, it would no doubt
turn opt to be bonanza to the
owners of that vessel, as well ae
. boon to the San JnGn islands, and
TO Skagit and Whatcom coun~
ties IS well.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1886-02-27

By munificent Gift of 10000 from
Mr.. C. 3. Wright, OF Philadelphia, for the
endowment of the institution, with the
generous contribution Of $4,000 10y the
citizens OF Tacoma, and the liberalitY of
Christian men and women of the East.
a commodlous and well appointed building
has been erected and College founded
for the education of the y, ung men and
boys Of this Coast
The building stands on n high and
he althy site, surrounded by spacious
grounds, is heated with furnaces. is sup
piled with hot and cold water and bath
rooms. and is thoroughly ventilated.
The dormltorlcs have been arranged so
that each boar der may have a room by
himself Teachers occupy rooms ada
cent to the pupils; and, at all lines, cxer
else iatherly care and Watchfullness ov
er those committed to their trust. At
meals, teachers and pupils sit at the same
table, forming one family.
Professor john TAFT takes charge Of the
Institution. He brings an eminent reput-
alton and large experience and VIII be
assisted by thoroughly competent in
stluetors IN every depart ucnt.
Mrs. TAFT will, herself sup~r' sc the
household, and parents may with con-
fidence, enirust their younger sons To her
motherly care.
The remainder of this school year will
be dev!dcd into two terms, Of twelve
weeks each.
The tirs; term will b. gin on January 9TH
and end on March 31st 1886.
The second tenn will begin on April
1st, and end on juLc 234d.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1886-02-27
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

U. IS. LAND OFFICE at Olympia, w. T.
August %, lS35.-Notice is hereby given that
Joseph @. Warner hiss filed notice Of intention
to make Inal proof before the Probate Judge,
or in his absence til c Clerk ofthe Probate Court,
at his Office, in Friday Harbor, W.T., on Friday
tic 30th day OF October. A. ID. 1856. on Ho ne
stead Application, No 5l70 for the S|b OF
SWl4; So OF SE14 of Sec IL aud NEH OF NE
d of Sec. IA TIP 35 y, 4 west.
He names as witnesses: w. G Male,
A. Clark, Il. j. Hummell and John Sper
OF Lopez Island, p. o., w. T.
2o-6w D IL Cove
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1886-02-27
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

1 8. LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA W.T.. Dec
~ 9, 1885 Notice is hereby given that Elias
Matheson has fled notice of intention to make final
proof before the Clerk OF the Probate Court at his
Office in Friday Harbor w. Il on Monday the sth
day OF February A. ID, 1856, on Pre- emption d. (
No e6lS, for the Lot of SEC. Is Up is n, R4
West
He names as witnesses John II Izett, Edwin
Brook. Adam Davidson and Colin Ross ell of
kosche IL rbor W. L.
40 JOHN CONVEY Register.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1886-02-27

The reins Of the English G overn =
ment have once more been placed
in the hands of Gladstone. The
position he may take on home
rule for Ireland will be awaited
with interest. The Parnellites
hurled the late Ministry from pow>
or, and they may do likewise with
Gladstone.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1886-02-27
NOTICE or FINAL PRO r.

lis. LAND OFFICE Al OLYMPIA n. IT
~ Dec. Il 1883 Notice il kereby gwen that
Daniel :. nwrrdGger Ia, flea notice ct mt~utlou
make hual IT Of before ha Clerk 81 District Court
1t his oitiro, in Port Townsend ". I OH "Wednesday
the lO'h day uf February, a. ID. 1886 en- Pre- T.
emtiou u. 5 No. Gi"9 for the Lots and aid W 4
ot II 4 of Sec. - rp. BIN, II West.
He names as witnesses: James TullDch, James
VI. Carpenter, Charles L: Setter and Johu Carl oil
of last .SOnnd W. 4.
JOHN f. CONVEY Register.