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S4antsa.

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9elintons alottces.

NRSEOOND PRRsBYTERIAN
PSS CHuRCH-Rev, VIM. h. Cooke, y d pastor
Services tomorrow At 1890 a, \, and rh, sab
bath AOhOol aIO a. ". All are WelnOlne.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02
CONEY ISLAND 4 POPULAR RESORT.

THOUSANDS OF PLEAsURE-SEEKERS WHO BAD
GOOD liME-sEvEN CHILDREN LOST AND FOUND.
There is sand bank where a wild time may
be mad. and ts Coney I-lAud. Thousands went
down there and had II yesterday. The depressing
weather OF the previous few days hal made many long
for day OF which they could take ther lah
lies to The seaside ana enjoy the refreshing breezea.
Cars and steamboats, were crowded all day. Inc
Iron steamboats, were heavily laden NJ every
trip. the all.water route was favorlte'
many taking the iron boats to the sland and returning
or the Manhattan Beach the Sea Beach Railroad.
delightful breeze swept from the Atlantic across 'he
sands and banks of clouds surcharged with ram whe
did not fall ob.cured tho suns and added to the
comfort tho visitors Big assemblies gathered at the
afternoon and evening concerts OF 'apPas ~
Regiment Band. al the Brighton Bcach ho'es
whose broad pazzas and spacious oihihs
rooms crowded with those seeking retreshmcnt
after sronG the beach and seeing all thht there
was 10 be seen At the Manha Beach and Oriental
hotels the permanent guests enjoyed themselves III
Quet way while the soIournArs for day only wore no'
out such great force. Gilmores concerts "ero o"-
joyed by select audiences Tho City oi Mosco" s'oou
silent and deserted. awaiting tho holocaust OF tonight
There little remind one OF the ravages OF 'ho
storm Of Friday boy ond here and there rent in tho
lattice work Oh the fences surrounding tho h'c"o'A'
enclosure ...,, ,r.r.
At West Brighton all the places OF amusement were
open and then patrons were numerous Inc nnusaIa'
-xhbiton at the Sea Palace attracted throngs
many ca plored the interior OF the elephant and cmosd
TO the point observation on his back whence "ruc
stre Ten land and scenery WAS visible, ING
milky way Of tho great COW gave gsstronomc dsd II h"i
astronomic pleasure to hundreda The air rcso"nura
with the commingcd nu-ic OF brass ana "lhu
instruments and hand-organs ana the Voices VI , -,
urging the people 10 inspect their shows or lnVes' III
the wares Tne piors we're BLACK with hunan NC ue
ings gazing the bahers In the SURF anu al "aot Wv.
beaches at available points men ana women III quee,
and seant earb plunged into the waves or uIsPoI.ru
themselves upon the shore Seven 1851 chInIsn
rickcd up curing the day ana were aitelwAlu
found ny Their taic the little police
.tnllou. one Wild with hquor creatcu
a disturbance at the sea Beach Palace ana was p1rhe
scrcamin 10 the sa- place OF refuge. whore her nus
band found amt. after she had recovered from TUG
effects OF her indulgence took her nome. .,o, =,
80 - nc.u raised hy .omc OF tn Interested IN
the prosperity the Island to he expended ID rIAs
distributed ORGANIZATIONS OF volunteer ~
o ,o,n ali MARI. of the state which have been invited
TO take par, In tournament on lne ."
coursr on August In spite o. the great crowds 'ha
visited inc is. and D. far as j. known, reacheu hohio
without anv accident worth mentioning. -, ,,-,..,.,
Governor Ii and sian, Who arrived a INC ,'
Hotel on saturday evening, left the lsad III 'he az
noon General >ickles spent the day al te s"ho o'0
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02
ms RULING PASSION.


II i, not only the young man VINO Is deeply
Interested ia baseball no '"hooooy a. .An lo.o"'ns
letter written j aeoy 81 fourteen To- As ''x,I ~ ,'
cty viii show. rho n.y l. srcniln h' '-,",.n n ~ ~
columbus Ohlo and hal proni-cd 10 writ" - his it ct
Was %! Interest 10 Inn IL 'onm'n- ne a." ~ anu !, -
easily by hl, letter whcrc his mnd i al IIr'eht
re letter u well written and - "cl "oi;h re~dn4' II
80 CorrMurs ohio July Is. l--G.
pLAE pAFA:-l got here safe and sound Inst evening
about dafk. Il was splendid mp ma h'c"tu@'nE @ ~
promise will wrtr you AL ""oul H. Inc "ny t'nE
regretted cayI tnat missed -erins tho Ia't
gan" o' the series between thn N''."cn. "a, a." ,' &
Nets. but sOt t"lcstau last n.slt thht the game
ia Won -l.uld go l., .,e some OF the suue- you d"ht
know wla you miss, Nou might take ma. too. ou
fnur-dlys 10 charge for ladies tlat day echcr'y
nti. Il yoa had been there The "h'I Gay ana IA" -
-uon.bers's trrehssci yord have gone hoLe wa
-honbcrg is the new man new nr,t ha-4 for TIE Ae-
sheny,. But / forget tnht 5oh cont know ANY ''lhS
inc ur,t place we stopped at Rochester about
twenty eight miles ont don think tnoy hhv"h c'uu
one AT beaver and another a New Brighton towns near
by am sorry could not nnl Just how thoy -hoa'
they not IN the Association anyhow. Aicr h"h.o
We sot out oi the mis- ani "hrh ~r .ot P'.
pnd ffom that all tue way u toluhonS, never -"
tneres just ono Held alter ~ other ".y mos '
allowed to grow IN corn or wheat thS year ms
run t0-Irny of room for all the boys To play ana no
such tnng allowing only two bags for tnreo, ,ss'
when the balls hi the rocks - they arc AT ho'A io
ANnqupps and those other places r,,,
suppose before the Columbus CLUB was sofa =" rus
looks lr.onir now with cattle roaming and nothing
hut harvest hands trudgng around.
! Ike Columbus but don't want To rthN uerr ipnP'
NeV vacation please send mo To Cleveland oi s"no
,thcr place whore they havra live club. toiumnIs IS
the capital Onto tine proprietor OF the h"toI oH nc
that pac. called after Chrsl"i heI olupuH'
who discovered America IN io2 You see nn,e M u"no
- YOU -Aidgn tho history OF tho place the hr't thlhe
The Coumbu, people are almost M p"uu oi ~. Wv
I am going to Newark an excursion 10 sec inc No"
ark- Zanrsvlllc- thls afternoon, ANA VIII wri,e goI
ption aud history OF place aso us soon as
gct back , I'm
Low. fn ma. Willie. Sadie and Johnny Your an. SON
T. N-Dout let Johnny have my professional dchu
league to pay with. Tue IN the gutter Is terrpo
nu horse hide.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02
TIE tribune IN THE ADIROND1ChS
EVEN THE soJorRSrR1 oS Loon LAKE GET THEIR
SUNDAY PAPER.

EVEN THE sOJOuRNER1 ON LOON LAKE GET TliEi"
SUNDAY rAPER.
Loon LAKE, Aug. l lSpec'dh. Imagine Il
hotel standng the border Of lake In the wiiuel-
ness to reach which 1t took the guests days rougn
ride IN stages after leaving the railroad and some uc
can he obtained the pleasure and interest excited oy
the sight OF THE SUNDAY TRiBUSEs pony express dr'-
ing up 10 the thronged piazza o'clock on sunday
afternoon. The other New-York Sunday papers, IL
must be remembered. come struggling In on lue'u"'
evening "Surey this I. enterprise Is the genersi re-
marx OF guests, Fastening to obtain "A copy OF III"
TRIBUNE with one baggage car attached, engine loo'
in charge OF engineer George Hydern. who is rapidly
becoming n veteran IN THE TRIBUNE service, crossed
from the Albany depot OF tho NewYorK Centrai
Railroad to the Delaware and Hudson tracks and IN to
early morning began It's rapid run up the road III"
SUNDAY TRIBU>Es Adirondack special is well KNOW"
along the Delaware and Hudson now and belaied s'raS
gers in villages the road stop to watch tho enfno
and baggage car fly by on its northward errand Al
Whitehall the distribution OF bundles began, and NJ
westport hundreds OF TRrBUNEs were thrown on ana
quickly caught up by waiting drivers with almost ho
delay, the train sped on its way to Eliz'bethto"h'
There n large bundle thrown of 10 satisfy tho ag
eresive wants Of guests various hotels In the
village and again THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE was on us
way upward and onward now in charge OF A. c. Leach
There was no thought OF delay, as Mr. Leach
!, accounted the boat driver In the noun
tains, and Ia guiding what lie calls his TRIBUNE
team. Climbing along mountain sdes, through valleys
and by clear lakes the pony hures on Its way
leaving supplies OF THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE for waiting
hotels at Kenne Valley, Keeno and Ca.cadeve. reach
ing Lake Placid. the most popuous resort IN the
mountains shortly after 10 o'clock Another change OF
horses the pony express sped on toward saranac
That place reached At noon. P"ul SnltHs IL sup
Piled with the SUNDAY TRIBUNE at l.3O p. IN. Iheh
over rough roads throus wild country began the
drive to Loon Lake. This place - reached at p M
ami the labors OF HE TRIBUNE pony express are ended
At Paul smiths A. r. Fuller has wagon In waiting 10
carry bundle OF 1RiBtN MS to his delightful
hotel on Meacham Lake. and thus by driving ninety
miles over mountain roads THE TRBCNE has placed its
Sunday edition in every Adirondack resort worthy OF
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02
arnlrrxrsn MONO rmE SEA COAST.

BEACH HAVEN. Aug. l.-Ihc hot wave
brngs crowd, OF VISITOR to this point Thoy are city
people who want their sunday paper Their wants we're
supplei to-day by THE IHBUNk In specis yacht
which arrived schedule Tine For weeks IHE IEH II
has been the only paper Or sale hero on SUNDAY II,
agent H. Marshall. serve. gurstsai all the hOtcIs anu
cottage. upon the arrival OF tue Jacht express
SToNiNGToS. Last sunday the arrival OF lHK
SUNDAY Irfnr,SE hours ahead OF other papers male
hu.ne. lively for the newslcalcrs. Their supplies
were exhausted In few minutes by the
c,ovds OF customers who wanted 20 tax"
their paper into the breakfast room anl
enjoy reading II with their coffee. Again to-day I'M
1It-Nr was hand ahead of IT. contemporaries an
rue-t, ver. favored with an early pairr captain J.
o. Eabcockt swift yacht onward Ia swell-riied for tbs
dan rerous eIpress service. Tho skipper lonI
service along ths coast las gwen MIN ihe experience
needed for fast sailing
GHItsroKT, Aux. IA yacht and pony express
brouoht InlnusE- from tho Connectcut shore to cot
tagers AT Shelter Island. Grsenport and neighborng re-
sorts before most Of the reaGers werc awake h- morn
ing The usua large sales weio reported bJ 'ho he"S
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02
srIcJDE IN PROsPACr PARR.

The body OF an unknown suicide was found
IN urc-z. iil near Luliwater BRIDGE In Prospect
ratk Urooklyn yesterday. Bc-dc the body were re-
yolyer and knife. with which the man had cut h'
,hro., The revolver fully loaded. Tho apparent
- -, ,he man WAS twenty eight and he was of medium
,.,,h, O.e OF his feet defOrme and the og was
norter than the other. o was meanly cisd III we'll
warn ,uit and wore derby hat The knife with
which "A wound reaching nearly from ear To ear had
NJ ,,dc ,as a noe krtknife OF unusually largo SIZE.
~. .1c henR nearly fcnr inchrs long Inc BODY had
Len where II found Tor tw" or thre" days a' II was
ro" " ao,rnnsed The bushes screened IL from view.
in.r. :. o one reported mirsing III brooklyn answornR
ih DESCRIPTION the man. and nothlng was found III
~, ~, IN e,d 10 Identification The body was
t.k,n 10 the Brooklyn nofgue
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02
PERSONS THAT WELT Hyro TINY AIR.

Some time ago Il correspondent Oi Il fTcu'h
Newspaper. commenting tho numDrr OF mysterious
dlsuppcaranccs IN Frauco and England, ADVANCE" III"
theory IN ,t death occasionally actual dlssOhtioi IL
may do better To- al vance the idea mat country INA"
here whrfe Canada offers easy ana convenient "
tun OF the Irohiou IN many cases Inc wftel o'o ~
10 above maintains persons suffering by TINS iof
of disease suffer previous Illness, nave no WARNING {"
ther approaching end hut suddenly cease to exist ana
a. suddenly ia from sigh lie says lie has actu"Iy
witnessed this phrnOnenou and that hc was Al QUE tlo
waking win friend, with whom ho was enghEe' III
an Interesting conversation, when his companion In
stanty vanished, ami from that time to the houf o1 WHY
Ing has never r~appeared. With such concusve trsu
mony the Truth or his theory lie has ltr dVuD' tna
fua of p-Isons searched Tor ~
friends the police navr melted into thlh ar - ~
further stated mat the moment OF his friend us"
prarancr strong suphurous odor pervsdeh the ath"
phcrr scsptlc ght he led from TINS Tact 10
that the hiIngpace or the departed might be Ioc"eu
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02

ARTHUR-A Ltchheld Conn. july. 81. John Benjamin
Artlnr OF this city IN the G9th year of MS age ,
morning at 10 ocock ''''''' N"'1'
AucnINCLo>s-o saturday evening sarah Craig dagggh-
ter Of the late stewart Marsh and wife Of Hugh Auchn-
Funeral ir5n Grace Church on wednesday morning
Friend. are respectfully invited to attend
day july - ls-i. Mis- Jennie j. BicEas
Es,t 52ist Monday, XGgusi2, at , p. m
Relatives ana irical- are cordially nylteL
CAEPENTER-In Brooklyn, Juy 81 Helen Alcna. only
dlneer james o and Alcna Carpenter aged years
Funeral At The residence other parents 100 NcwYorkave.
Iucsiay afternoon August s. at ioc!ocA.
coNDrr-At Atlantic Highland. on saturday July 81 Mary
r. stout, wife Of Isaac t. condii' OF PlrslppAny n
EDWARDs-M hls residence at woolsllc Ncw.Jersey.
yesterday John Edwards OF the late John and Han
Tie funeral viii De cl from The Reformed Church, Of Wood
Tie inicrmcnt Viii be at the CONVENIENCE OF family.
GOODWIN Gilman, aged 80 years at JJi Last 5Ohstp On
Norice Of funeral hereafter.
HAErmAt L@ng I24'9 ,r, r. nnsa MaF ~, m DaTI a i. i
4 ald Maria G. rli.lnan.
Iniemcnt At Troy.
HERBERT saturday July 81 Ccllnl Garden, wife Of
Fnnr ,.ry n residence Harrison st Brick Church sta
HeT.YcrS. H;''5 i'SlS.''' '''7''' '' ''''''
JAcK-oN-On saturday mornin. July 81 Florence Adele.
daughter OF Henry NJ AMI Adele l. Jack IN the oth year
Funeral services the residence Of her canlplrnts Ross
Vile. J. Ncwar. On the arrival ottho 10 o'clock train
fOm NcW-l Oik Mohliy, august - Aoop.
JONES-On sunday August Catherine T., wfc OF John NJ
Jones.
Funeral services from her late residence. No - >pve-
Jersey city Heights. Tuesday, August :, S1oP H.
MARKs At sound Beach Conn Mary Eli1,Detn9 & h. wife q q
William H. Marks, and only daughter oi MI AMI MIS- g u.
Quntar, entered into rest Friday July 80, at tho age
OF II
Funeral Congregational Church. Sound Beach, Tuesday,
August g. at 90clock. -,
Carr,gcs leaving Grand Central Depot at ID
o'clock
Ily-s- SaNoy,, aged - y-aEs
NOtlcc OF fancral hereafter
sIIAW-At r.. hling Ridge Conn July 81 Emma Chambers
vile Of EdNard j. shaw, ID thr 23t ycAr oi Acr aS~
Funeral Tuesday. 81 inst. AT > o'clock.
Train leaves Grand Central Depot li2d ST. az - A. m
TAYLOR-Sulculy. al his Late residence, Si5 West 3Oist
SUNDAY. August l. Moses b. Taylor
Notice . funeral b-r'dtt,r.
VAN WYCK-At Flshkill y. Y. Friday. July ~ D'llA
g. Van Nyck, in the -fh year Oi hrF age
Fun,r,l nom her late residence, Monday, y. IN.
Relatives and friends invited
WFRER-At Elizabeth Y J.. sunday. August !. Mrs
Margarctla W,,r widow OF the Late Charles + Weber
Funeral motto. hereafter.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02
RAIN THREATENED, BUr LIME FELL.

RATN TIREATENED, BIT LIIILE FELL.
The weather clerk as impcTsOnated 10y the
sign. service observer who In his lofty perch the
roo, ot the Equitable Building, puts this and that to-
gethcr and then wisely calculates for the beneh OF his
,olow, whether canes or umbrellas will DO the proper
thing have In hand or the next twcntyiour hours.
gained victory In tne face OF rather di-couragng
outlook yesterday, and is consequently happy. He
promised fair weather AMI 1t was fair,
although for the greater portion OF tho
day tho clouds looked though they would
Ike to drop few buckcts'ul OF water and probably
would have done So II they hadn't felt that the repaia
tion OF The signal Service man was In their keeping.
p,rativcy clear. but urged on by f'voring breeze
from tho nortn,a group OF o!on1' pore uo"h on 'ne
the had gone out ot sight behind a wIie
spread bank & Of Tosa'' TS. ana did .nac @c
had tho effect OF keeping many indoors who lad planned
excursions tho ono day seaside resorts Then. TOO
there WAS "A pleasant hreeze. which, with a compare
lively reasonable temperature. helped to make lifo ell
durable Al o'coys the breeze developed into
a wind that ftci dust into tue streets carried
long at the OF from ten TO twslye miles an hour,
and made sailing In tho rivers and Bay something
than mere drifung. The huid In the th"rmometr
cal tubes at this hour WAS ~ the seyenty-sK marx
having fallen three degrees since 10 O'Clock when the
maximum for the day was reached Just before dusk
Tho dead body OF All unknown man was found yester-
day Pier No. %. North River HIS appearance ind
cated that he longshOreunau ana his ueath WAS
thought 80 he due to hoIt
An unknown man supposed to be Russian, age
a., r,,,,t, lie WA. Auppo.ed to h.ye been
Michael McAyory a laborer. OF No. 3l9 Oakland 81,
Grrenpoinl died on Saturday rom the effects OF sun
stroke. Jeremiah Bond was another victim OF the eA
treme saturday. and died at the Eastern District
Hospital Tho deceased Ivel III thls city ana WAS en-
plOyed = aborcr In Brookyn .
G-orge Pfeer. hOstler employed In the North llud
m"boken. wa. pro,trated by tho heat Saturday died
several hours afiorward
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02
CHINGES ~ H1RTAKD EXIMiN1TIONS.
WHAT = YoUNG MAN MUST DO TO GAIN ADMISSION
10 IHE COLLEGE.

Bo,rON, Aug 'Spcciah-An important cir
GUAR been issued ~ the faculty OF Harvard Co'
lc.e IA relation 10 tho methods OF gaming
admission to that Institution II has been ordained
That tie young about to enter coleSe
take ouy oi the languages. Greek or LATIN
provided he takes substitute FOR tho one not chosen
To- do that he must take large increase OF matheh"
les be able personally 10 mako 100 experiments III
physical science or sixty experiments In physics
his I. tho caangc. There mas
also been male positive incrcaso In
tho regulations modern languase' and SIN further
Increase u case TIL, substituted AMI the announce
Ineut Is mado that IN l-9l tho amount OF
reaI!uc prescribed viii be increased. When French
and German offered IN su0stitutlon
larger amount than Tor simple
entrance examination Will be demanded Hereafter no
student Will admitted oral examination as hereto
:orc lie must saDmlt TO examination IN FRENCH
OF German compositions Heretofore either French or Ger
man NJ. demanded both can no omitted and sub
-,upn- can be offered Greek Latin and mathen ailcs
will o,atuue to have IN the past. Tho most weight
Inc niy.uccd studies are supposed To be stulNa
leut regard 10 time spent upon them AZ school anu
VII have weigh Ia examinations hc-c ch scs
wil. 90 operation III I-71 bht student
eau examined aurng thnt year on TIE present Das
~ req I-Ou,p provided lie sVcs uo',e OF sAcA IA1eHoh
before Hsy !, l--.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02
EVEN A TRICYCLE. UTILIZED.

RoUsE's POINT, Aug. l tSpccidh.-from it'
special train running from Albany 10 Pattsburg IhE
SUNDAY TRIBUNE to-day reached the most important
cities and resorts In Northern Vermont AT Port Kent
a large supply OF SUNDAY TRlBrNEs was thrown on lo'
Burlington. The sun had risen almost clolu'e'' over
Lake Champlain, and breeze deehifnly cool anu
,r..h ,tsxv ov-r the lake as tho lit;le Mara
quita with "a cargo OF 1RBu>ts. started from the iot
Kent dock for Burlington, Gimly seen twelve mics
across the lake That city wdsrcachcd Al carry hou
and G. Il. Woodward kept busy supplying the de-
mand for 1KIBUNTs. Al Eouse's Point I'M Ihil VI :
railroad trcyclc in chsr-c OF experienced empIoye
o, the Central Vermont Railroad, was waltnG
the arrival OF tho Delaware and Hudson
train bundles were quickly trans'crroi AMI THE lh
USr's novel express soon speeding TOWARD -.
,Ih.u. oy,r tr numerous bridges which span tho foot
OF Lake Ch.mpain. Bundles were thrown on Al Ahurgh
spa and Nv anton. pony express 10 waiting from 'hH
forner pltce carried lHf SUNDAY IEiHi 81 10 H." sum
mrr hotels scattered along TIE lake. - Adams Was
reached 10 a.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02
cExrnALrAEG oARDEN WIZ rArNoNIzEp

The continued large audiences at the Central
park Garden concerts would not seem to indicate Una"
many lovers OF good music had left tho city Inc COZ
last night the second big concert gwen py Ah
orchestra Of 100 pieces with the assistance OF Leioou
military ban and IN spite OF tho threatening weather
The audience was about as large as usu@. l"o
programme was little more elevated thah usual N
br acmy such numbers as the overture o "IsnohN nJ
p.,anv., ..s,rn,u.." by Meyerbcer selections from
Aida" by Verdi, air by Bach Tor lhe hss J." ~ i'' @
and three selections from "LohcngFlu. ne ""snr
numbers especially well piAJeA NJ W 'oue,, in.a
#. an erceptionay good Wagncriie ana "I""ys inP",s
bis eutnu-l 10 his men "lth Efe"t suco.s 80 .,'r
s,t-tt.G .ud Intelligent playing OF TIC baud won sp"H
,in.on. rrc.ls Ihe apIreciat'on which the more
rnbrr, received from th- large and necessarily
- at audlsuce Was as much tribute TO MI Neu'H-
dnrns artstic interpretations ~ 10 tho music tso..
Anotner big concert will be given next sunday hltHt
on TUESDAY night there Will he a MeNcrp'cr cohcc'"
ond THURSDAY night will be devoted to SuPpcs music
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02
a.o,,,rsys DEN0UYCING NEBSPAPER

c,,,c.co. Aug. 1.-About six hundred friends
',,,, men on tiial IN judge Gary's court assem-
,r.I IN Aurora Turner Hall, In west huron 81, ',''
% 90 listen to speeches advertised TO be mA'e u,
nl2h'' ~ o,,o,dt George schilnng, A. simpson ana
~ ~ -, ,hose advertised Dr. schmidt WAS the ohS
no appeared. and he h~rangued the ~rd'eheo io'
o"' - ',o, ievoting the Iime to revle" oi '"e
n'", ira aud the course of the capitals press
the men tral The dociors rs ,rs cnarman
even no spoke III similar 'cih on tno
T.; L. ior In general. kesoluiions were IN the so
ing 'n' a,rhlst trials and a&feelhR 10 "'u % a. ~
casu a. ..c1rng a fair tTal The plates WIZ "a
tepdant NJ III anal the sum 500 90 w"s 'ohT'pu
passed at T." me spies and hiscohpahon''