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The midland journal., 1886-10-22
No License Lectures.

Rev. G. A. Hill, will carry the war
into Africa tonight and speak in
Chesapeake City, one of the strong
holds of the critter. Mr., Barrett will
speak at Ebenezer, taking the place
assigned to Mr.. Hill on the bills
The people of Ebenezer were sure of
good speech from Mr.. Hill, and
are equally sure of as good one
when Mr.. Barrett talks. These two
speakers hurl thunder from their
tongues when they raise their voices
against the evil of liquor selling.
Tomorrow evening, Oct. 23rd.
Mr.. Hill will speak at b. M. House.
Mrs. S. II. Martin. of Baltimore,
the noted Evangelist Temperance
speaker whose remarkable eloquence
redeemed Garrett county from the
rum rule will speak against license
at
Rising Sun at 7.3o P. M, Oct. %
b. M. House, $50 &c" "a
Ebenezer. M. E. Church 7.3O &" "a
Oakwood 73O &c" (" 25
Pilot Town, 7.3O " 26
Conowingo, 7.3O 8. " 27
kowlandville. 7.3O &c" e" %
New Bridge, 7.3O " 50 90
Rock Church, 2.3O " .' 80.
Z.on 7.3O d" s. 80,
West nottingham Friends Meeting
House. $50 " I" 81
Hopewell, M. E. Church, 7.30" 81
The meeting at Rising Sun will be
held in front of PASSWORDS Hall
where Mr.. Jewell and Mr.. Hill did
such effective work two weeks ago.
At Calvert on the Oath in Friends
Meeting House. At Oakwood in front
of Benefits Store if the evening is
favorable, but if not, in the Metho-
dist Church. At Conowingo at the
most public place in the town. Az
R"wlandville in front of Logan's
store, if favorable weather, but if
not, in the NJ. E. Church; and at the
New Bridge in front of Reynolds
store.
The midland journal., 1886-10-22
Friday. Oct. %. 1856.

Prohibition or "Locsl Option" meet
ings are hard at work all over the
county against the license law Success
is certain. but the noble effort should
not for one moment he permitted to
flag. Work, till the polls close on Tues
day evening the second of November,
will win
The midland journal., 1886-10-22

ARE YOU MADE miserable by Indi-
gestion, Constipation, Dizziness. Loss
OF Appetite, Yellow Skin? Shilohs vi
talizer is positive cure. Sold by DR..
l.. Il. Kirk. +
The midland journal., 1886-10-22
MARRIED..

On Wednesday October Goth. 1886
by Rev. l. Jewell. in the NJ. f.
Church of Rising Sun. Elmer W.
Vanneman to Lydia W. STEPHENS.
Norville G, Brown to Nary L Steph-
ems. and Charles NJ. Reisler to Jen-
ME L. Stephens, all of this county.
The midland journal., 1886-10-22

THE REV. GEO. H. TAYLER, of
Burbon, Ind. says: Both myself and
wife owe our lives to SHILO'S CON
SU NPTION CURE" Sold by DR.. l..
r. Kirk. +
New-York tribune., 1886-07-05
HOTTEST DAY or THE SEASON.

1t was a regular Fourth of July day yesterday
30 far as weather concerned The Thermometer
had the satisfaction OF beaiing the record for
the season. The suI's rays came down
aercely upon the iron and stone buildings
and its heat reflected upon hot and per-
spiripg people who unfortunately compelled to
travel oD foot They hugged the shady side Of the
street however, ana used all possible at hand
KEEP cool But even by doing away with
collars and watcoats they did not affect the
temperature in the least All wise people who up
early hs sun rise IN bank Of fiery red and then
looked westward. where not a cloud could be seen.
cars, elevated trains and boats could carry
them. The early morning rush great
and n the inspectors OF vessels kept only eye
on the lookout they could doubtless counted any
passengers on the boats than ney are allowed by
law carry The shady parks and woods in
the upper part or the city attr Icted thousands
But how he tnou-ands Who could neither Afford trlD
TO Coney Island or 70 Harlem must nave suffered All
day long great crowds OF men aud boys assembled
Inc free baths aud II required The areu scrutiny
more times than allowed ~ the Keepers.
Pne Harlem River near One-hundrec andt enty-
supply themselves with evea the regulation bathing
costume prescribed by law. The parks we're
%HTs S;SS weak. .Iesiy infants and isoortns mem
with their wives and families the principal
sunday ysilors
mumeter at I1udnurs marked 72o and AT o'clock was
four degrees higher by midday II had climbed 10 tns
40 notch anu $3.50 p IN. reached 9lo. tue b gh-
down cooling breeze sprang up and AS
darkness decenaed upon the city. doorseps and win
ng thousa we're welcomed by fairly comfortable
atmOsphefe $50
by the neat Forsyth-st yesterday morning and
taken 10 his home In al unconscious coalition.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-05
THE CENTENARY or PORTLAND.
TO COMMEMORATE THE BEGINNING OF SoihD
MUNICIPALITY.

TO COMMEMORATE THE BEGlNNINu Or
MUNICIPALITY.
PORTLAND, Me-, July 4.-This city Degan to-
day n th-eo DAYS celebration OF the one hunuio"'
,nniversarv ofits Incorporation. The cereon'' ''"
ractad with the celebration will be elaborate anu Al"
no,iny. Forty three hundred general in'i1A''ous
were extended TO sons anu e..
Portland living out OF the CITY A"N .|
and 600 .naca invitations to persons who are natives
:, ,n o,,r or who were once residents Nearly one
mol, n, IN. p.rsons thus invited have accepted 'ne liz
v,,attons and are or will be, present Inc peop'o
drawn here from neghborng towns 10 "''"' ~
,e.t,v,ties on Monday and Tuesday taxing p-oo "
was once the little town OF talnoutn' VIZ -...
,norsands Among those who have accepted ID n'nAo"'
w |.a~ror Robe and staf. tho Mayors OF all the
90. -, Mama the Mayor OF ST John. \. b. JAMES u
,ua,na Hannibal Hanlin, J. r. Bodwell ana Oo'ouei
Clark & Edwards, the candidates io' Uo'''
pav samuel Longfelow, OF Cambridge mass
the Rev. Phillips Brooks, OF boSton' ""
Abba Gould Woolson. OF Concord ~ IL N..
over 200 former citizens OF Portland arc "'r0''
larga d.iegat,on Of old residents from bo''ou anu
-. -. a. canning The North Atlantic squadron IL
ro,, living In the harbor ana tho officers sai'or''
and artiery blue Jackets Will take conspicuous p"'' IL
the celebration on Monday. -, .,...,o,
rha airy has nut on holiday attire FOR the oeoao"
Tho decorations are handsome and are cnien' WV
a,.a 70 the public buildings. Suitable tAoie'S nave
Haan Al
AZ the birrhplaces or homes Oh eo"'
tns distinguished men and women
var, raised here Among those "Ho ,
hseu thus honored are the poets Longfeilo" anu ~
wins Fanny Fern. william Pitt Fessenden' sargent .
Prentlss and Preuuss Melen. The CITY HAL '"' A-''
nandsomsly decorated building in the city ~
Historical dlscoursos were delivered 'o'"y W 'ne
pa,tors OF the churches In 'n1 n,so and
pnn the CITY Hail thrown open aua ~
.,.. we're neli coD.istiDg Of addresses anu music
of the oden tine Mayor Chapman u'r',g 1s s,ake
o. ,rnSnctorv remarks The Rev. EiJan henoss ,h.
on Religious Worship Early IN tue Ceh.ui' "r.h,n "a
~ W IN Fenn disooursed on religious ~ W. ,Brs
d ,c,sd .rer In the century. In the evening 'Soi1 %
was service OF song with addresses oJ csntnry
NV On =. Tom perance In Portland during the oo'
~. nav Dr Asa Dalton on The Ant-oIaVery - d. =,
William n Gould on Beneyoent Asso nsi " esmi
land - ana the Rev L. L. Nichols on "fersoH~' ~
nlscouces. ,.. ~, ,mmenss par ade,
Mondays programme lneluoes au balloon ascens g.
IRE WORKS and mock indian an oratlon
on Tursdav there will be rOwing regatta, - nar a
Sy Con grrssnan Reed. literary cxorcsos st fhs
for 3 900 parsons ana a reception anu rouH''A
II.IN
New-York tribune., 1886-07-05
DIED.

Hs:a s. iriP ,Ss,.s5 s,ss south
poGt Coma on Tgssaay J., Jag n5 10 At. ,sn Divers
DOUGLAss-)n July B. 1886. Agnes Douglass IN her lss
Funeral from the residence of her son william J. Douglass
i5 East sd st. on tuesday. Juiy D. at 1880 a. m
Interment az GREENWOOD
pneumonia EtneI Howard. infant laughter OF Aauids
Fantr. on arTTs sS .; Ms,s4.
Railroad
n III; sE sg ss5.s5s srdr sgsnns
3years and months.
GILEon sunday July Il 'S Of Snqera and Hiia.. kSs
clies. ie,.' aged a. ed, 8 months and s days.
Notice funeral hereait'r
ILsLEY-On Friday July :. 1886 at syr'cn'e' " y. Tho
Deyer psns : \ Y on lra TsG,ay MIL i
Trains Grand Central Depot VIA Ha'Ieh HAii'" "
1FWIs-Ath his home near Katonlh, Westch ster Co. X
on Friday morning July ? Or. William H. Lewis IN 'hs
Foe from his ate residence ruesaay the eth
carsges ARIA @ vii e IN waiting Katouah station on arcya M os
train leaving Grand Celtrl Depot 1haslo" ~ ~ - I
ssiaIyes and friends respectfully invltsi
IIBsY-on saturday afternoon. July B wiiism p LIBBY
in the 1OJn yes o. m ' e 4s FIRST Place.
Frsnis rSs; sUy'Isi Ill staaiy di omit ao@ars.
lnterment private - NJ. -. ., -oa
eynys, o ns as friends are invited the funeral ser
Eau W na ,ts redencs "a Washington Pace on Tues
day afternoon. July b, al posvV-
Interment private . a., ,.... >s,-r,,
NEwLfN-At Perth Amboy;- Jniy 3 Mrs Kate SeN'lA
WIDOW OF the late Kew. L. J. Ne"lh u -
Funeral Tuesday. At Il ~ D. N
pm lale phlA papeIs please copy -. ~,
9SI : Jona a'SAY " Ycuaaey saa iss q 7ssas
Funeral on Monday. ny Al p u ..,,, ,,,. n, fi,
1ratns lladeDhIl am hetlls 's@l'H' N'' ~. ~
cry ST. a. , ynv 1885. Harry wallace shafer aged -
dss, son of Joseph II shaer Or the nrn of -haer
q Don9la. and OF Juha K ,haier deeeAseu ,,aoo,h,,
ssry,ces ar father 81 ience io5
Nsxars J., TUESDAY. Jly o Al -'oo " 0'"oA' -
yYsE- suddenly, uly 5, hleanor iniSnn % alnI " "
Funeral private
New-York tribune., 1886-07-05
TRANsATLASTIO VELLERS

called by the Furnessia (Anchor Line, for Glas-
gov SATURDAY d. A. Armitage. Professor y. NJ Barbour
raxN = e. Kay CAPITA John Davidson Professor il. Il
IerIsn, ey White. ~ II. LuGIngton. William kvarJs
nv Ina snl -OOert =" ADOeison anu Arthur ~ Cole.
Nj, nllsr were the Rev. c. -. ". Brldgnan. la
cor,er Rhodes. III ana Ais a. MAN. Oswld often.
Whs - 49, l. nl'A. William Iden. Mrs John
ue isS - Hr And Mr. Il. n. l. Ownsend Dr. w. g. Alling
for Gas,e' I'll ~, froies or II. u. Richardson.
Agleperss Ia h0urgygne French llnol the Rev Pere
Chsu6erln csesa a MRS hGwin t. Bel George carey ~ r.
keuu - noi > Day, atlan B Day William
baron De & 4fs Anthony Pollock. Mrs A C. PendleJOn
3, lie pannth Ahd fanny. Gardner Wels.
kmma Tsonaa" f1od iIuel for Antwerp Miss
Rev and soy Dr q. NJ Eddy Miss NJ Ovingion the
Ae rheCdors = honghion Professor Ira W. Allen Coo
ke1ler s,.Lr @ ~t Dodge william Hatch the Rev Henry
sSyle Robert , iolfequ1z the Rey Dr. j. Richards
ny the Nar,.,,..- 4 viiet and MISS Agnes Huntington
MT Hrs 1s ~ Aite star LiverpoOi L. COnant
4 halsford Fr.nH - D4Iiihg. T. Ellison A. Galway. b.
5asiry Rodsras sa.hsA -. hal -. o. HemdsteaA r. H. >
Arr,vea =. y wilson and George Welghtnan ''''
1faa, Connsaesr psgne French lnel from Havre yes
~ ahdftac M snc snu \. rs AIvler the
Ben L Z, suanssSsd sSd Hss IL Burgess sr ami Mrs A. r
s.ns; u l. Aanalnx p Hummer Dr. Hamilton. J. B. Man
slo ID rs ihOass M e. L. Manning J. C. OnderlOnk, Mr
bour L. Van schaIcK Hr ana Hrs ~ a. VIII
New-York tribune., 1886-07-05
TIE FRESH-Aih r C'D'

x FOR THE SEASON TO bE"'-'
Aoh WHERE THE CHILDREN WI Wv 20 the
go work of sending children ~ ~ IN
ip0 80, rrssh AIT Fund will peeh W. ,uaren
country BY 'n' cu,,e large number OF cn'",
goou 'N ,n.r hospitable country ~,,nort An
sr.a IN fact-mainly sucn 81 oos. given TO 500
-. railway tlckeu have areAn =, addition TO
~ 600 who could go by tnem'o -, usek 10 Bath.
or "Vo W. - NJ twenty went ias' % At
these, ore P'.H P.,naa A. the Davenport ho"'e
N L. " "' -. ,n,. institution the Hon. Ira IVA
recen' N''' ,nat 80 few children snS0. -
eAp' =, .,ch well regulated anu 0"", - ,,v,ted
- rxsested that a few girls 'r"'A ~" Oh. home I'M
sro,, ~. comforts Thc manas-r' ,w have
~ ,'.o,- ,r,et upon his sussesuo" ' . They
-, r-,sbAir children among 'he. ,,.o... for
t"e'" hudrsn should be sent Tree iroun nv,,c
asked that ehi'"iea -, ocom mmodstions rarely h"iI
they ~ :. 80. one only two deaths ns'' .r
oeoA''o1 &c vaars which speaks well iet VI" ..,,n
q, the In stitution as well As ~, ssnt 10
So ., Rath Eight boys have s'so NJ Var
..1v,cn Conn. TO the care OF the ho' ,,, boys
.,ncton His purpose Is to taHe p"
.very two weeks during the sum ~ children
n., on. bpsy work OF taking companies -. narrow.
ou' -. 49,. ,,..s in downright earnest iVn nao,
N'i ~ train from the Grand Censh1 ma Eat and
ny .n' marty will for M Entirely Of children
West Bloomne kd bscK by the psope we w. same depot
va, r.ar ON the e:l5 D. m 'rs" m Of ihrre detachmen,s
viii be larger FaI'5 .nSsnsr Ma Oneida n H. "H'
few for Mdaepsr rom the Grand ceotrs pePS5 on
On the noon ssh boys wi go 70 Hsoss fort
70 take the phss time At $50 p M there s, "i. IN.
o,eht will expire ~ "" ~ of these have oesh IN
be saal PsrSs ,Ss.,r former hosts In Geneva "a'''
and Csmas Csmay morning small party also mar @ us un IN
n,sd Children. expects TO stast Tor sres Company
BOmuu.. y " Ana ~ and and Rome.
60 early Is. 90 Edsy T
children ~ n,ny train from thu Grand Crntisi Doros
wnie Al mane It's passengers none happier sna .ue
v,,i. company with faces turned 'o"Aru 0Ho"
n Y. ,.. r.r,,as n, already booked for the
.nr vesk and every mail brings new So.
oornfry nosts the poor city cnliorcn o
ahe city friends will see to u that no cnin @ % ~ the
~ wy W. ~, wo weeks In the country f0r tne aok vi 'no
cnauU. csars % ss with which pay the railway tsre
New-York tribune., 1886-07-05
Post once Notice
,n1xnxaiIIns,restsL as ohlases nay %.

-, h -a.s n .1tY nv atlaysrestsL as changes usy Do
eul @ r oreIsn countries neei aos "a
rdsOstca ~ taJ 2.s 1.ns1t lai cJan,rs. d)oi.
msn letters specially 4iire''eA '''AS Jon" y
vessel. sss.sS s for the week endiay Jay To- WI '
PROMPTLY ali cases a. .As Jonura, and Bay Il,
MVNp "a Professor dofs. froh Nes.OrieAns, ms AZ ~
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rUEsDAY-At N Ior su.SpS posta y k'ca )se s. Fox
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burg letters 'of 8. 'es n,rscssd eer dam aaoni. .s
n or europe Dss sts nI.s ps IRIS, -o,
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M.n9as'sIps M for Pierre MilSsou Pc, steamer sss
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D. npn ~, 80. ~ taIs oA,s iAIf - ASo u
rne schedule of closag Of Tran oysraai rzan3
On on % s r,nclsro Nails ron tao .se srs
70 sso o. Fr r.nc,sco on thsday of SAILING Oh s'o~"''
thence the spne day HENRY O. PEARSON. PostnAssse
Do, olaaa Newly York NJ I"Jav = low
New-York tribune., 1886-07-05
RAISING MONEY FOR THE CHARITY.

BEACH HOUSE. SEA GIRT, n. j., July 4
,spec,ab-A novel way OF raising money for THE TRIB
USE FreshAr Fund sugges ed by the guests OF the
Beach House today. magazine. The Red, White
Blue" s to be issued tomorrow night at o'clock
1t articles OF the house. and they
Include of the best literary talent OF the country
Anong the articles which will appear Is one by well
known lawyer OF New-York. poem Of beauty and
merit written expressly for The Red. White and ue
by Dr. Persier Frazer Stale Geoiogst OF Penpsy Ia
called "A Vision Another short poem Is called A
S.s Mss. The agaZIne Will be sold az nlteen cents
COPY but already many orders have been taken ~ much
b1ster price. The proceeds are To be senC 10 The
TRIBUNE the FRESH Air Fund. Three hundred copies
NiA DO printed.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-05

tribune OrgrCs. July 81 m.-iorrlu "eaU. ",U.
,ad ovsr most OF the northern part of the country
.,rdav although Eastern New-England remained
oooI rhs highest temperature recorded was a. Bis
marck where tue mercury reached 97' In the shade.
Conditions favorable local storms prevailed IN .ne
Trnner Mississippi Valley There we're 10" snunuer
.howers South with fair weather elsewhere Inc 'H'
'Ho" '.1 80 .I,,htv with clear skies. Tho tenn
-. rarysa between 7lo and 91'. the average
eoss hstng 10 hixher than the corresponding DAY
last wear and 3ls- hgne' than saurdsy. ornora,urs
rs' .-n.ct.d IN tnl, city anu vicinity to-day. Az
cooer partly cloudy weather Is Indicated ior
Ina zia
New-York tribune., 1886-07-05
70 CELEBRATE THE DAY IN OTHER CITIES.

70 CELEBRATE THE DAI N OIH VI11T'''
BOsrov. July (SpectH0. 0.-Ihe f0urVn VIII
be celebrated In Boston mucn AFTER lne u'uA' s''0
There will be big band concerts on the Common III 'no
aar,v morning followed by athletic sports on the COM
mon and tn south Boston. the Inevitable oratlon sshg
and rowing regatas bicycle races balloon ascehson'
chidrens entertainments IN various halls ana
and the usual pyrotechnic display N .ne s, Las
rovI will he attracted by the speeches or sam Jpue'
and sam small Lake Walden Grove Concorus Mass
nonY rn. entries yacht races are the bhsll
cnrrsr stranger, owned BY George H. warren tne
non arow owned by John Bryant, OF TUE
.ioop -yresu owned Ia Dorcnaster the slOOp MINUS
oxned by j. j. sOuther. OF Hull the cutter LaPWIhn.
owned by c. A. Welcn r. There are several fast y"cn'S
OF smaller classes.
PHILADELPHIA. July tSpeeiaD-Tn most Of the
cn,rcns. o-a, the sermons were appropriate to the
anriversarv The celebration tomorrow VIII De manly
ont or towa at the summer resorts Io-lay apou
$4,000 people Joined the already great cr'"u' y"
nj aeaA
New-York tribune., 1886-07-05
n,v,ap DOVE BY TIE FlRE.cRA oKER

The innocent little fre-cracker, when the
superintendent OF Police says must not De set Oh =,
nov. on the Fourth OF July was exploded IN some my"
ferrous manner all over the city nrs cracssr
,"nusss long list OF awnings desaoyed' sIoysd
sho ". windows and Inelr eootenS hitch KENT
, ninor easunltles OF all kinds when ~
ms asmen busy yesterday. Many youngsters VINO Sas
the intu OF superlnJendehs
rsgrst thslr wirulnoss and are no gong Aoos
With nandsged heads aud angers william hon % n.oSs.
,onrtssm of No 3O5 East Eighty fourth-s VII. ps,an
V @ .,yht Hr was taken TO tho ProsDy
Hospital In Newark julius stolgnan anu r,ias vii
we're playing with powder, wien @ oAp''
nrahah v ha nlnd In copaeQnence.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-05
nr4ru oH OYRUs ". PRICk.

Cyrus w. Price died yesterday. age eish'y.
,vo =, hi. hom. No. 134 Washington place, OF no~,'
troubes and old azo. He was born In Ne"AiA' ~
and learned trade OF steepIe- painter fon % - h,.
~ p,,o.,. father and grandfather. As well ~ h'S
n.o,n.r. war, ALI killed while following their trade OF
died trom aIarie- there received Mr. Price thirty
New-York about hfty year, ago. Oat LOT 'no Henry
.,- -. haa bseu out OF business lie was =,
Clay Wing but became kcpuDhcsn- ne Hs~
New-York tribune., 1886-07-05

r,v.r and in minute he aud the police were showed
ar ha bank to tho waters edge He made no further
Sort 10 talk Many of the perscns who were present.
mn,sh mot adv coates Daeys doctrne express the
AMMAN that he 10 harshy treated and 10 believed thai
ar, her attempt silence him will be met with OBJ
any tn rrssiance Daley had to guarded on his way
bc,re nv the pOlce.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-05
THE yEw.YoRK IA CROSSE rEAMAr sr PAUL.

ST. PAUL, July 3 (Speciap. The New.
York lacrosse team arrived In 81
Paul this afternoon. The great match
for the championship OF the United states and
the $4,000 silver cup between t and the 81
Paul team takes place White Bear Lake To-
morrow The Neg-YOrk team IS considered fully %
per cent better than any other thIt mas player ~
previous years The home club, however. has been
greatly siren last season. an IL IS 10 naoa
better trim before. The match Will undouO.-
edIy be the finest played in the UGited States
rereree has not yet been chosen.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-05

iaKe beat delivering by hour and twenty
mnutosL The trip was q successful ell the way
through. THE TRIBUNE the only paper on the lake
SARATOGA. July (SpeciaD. The leading event to-day
WAS ths early arrival OF the newspaper train which
rolled into the depot t7:13 m. The bundles were
rapidly handled and In few moments IRiBUSks Woro
being hotels and nghouses The enterprise
displayed highly appreciated a. was shown oy sne
large numbers Of papers sold The weather IL nhos
New-York tribune., 1886-07-05
RAISED BY BROOKLYN CHILDREN.

Toths EdltOr OF The Trtbune.
SIR: The children of Greene-ave. between
Bedford and Franklin. help the poor children
whom your Frssh-Air Fund provides summer recrea-
tion he FAIR Saturday the Goth INST and requested
me 10 send you for tue named fund the net
ceeds, S13 52 check for which please find inclosed.
The Misses Ida and lude Hamilton, Louisa Vega,
Eyangelne Dlaz, Alice ami Mary Casssnajer and Ida
Wilson the prime movers, but were assisted Dy
Ill the children Tne hiOrG. .PArERFAMlLIAs.
RrOOkfLDt Juue SS. 1856
New-York tribune., 1886-07-05
EAGER TO CIT "rHE SUNDAY TRIBUNE"
DELIVERING THE PAPERS BY SPECIAL TRAIN AND
STEAMER.

BUFFALO. July 4 tSpeciab. special
train bringing TnE TRIBUNE and other newspapers into
Buffalo duo at 1890 to-day, made the run from
Rochester this city in sixty-seven minutes Tho dis
tance IL xty-nine miles and the speed over mile
- minute.
HuLErPs LANDING, July tSpeeiaD.-rhe train ar
rived NJ vel! on time Tho mnsical steam yacht
Mary Anderson which carries TAs TslBusE through tns
New-York tribune., 1886-07-05
AGAINST The BRooKLrY EXCISE BOARD

Another temperance mass meeting to protest
Sgsns the reckless licensing Of ruinshops by the Excise
commissioners of Brooklyn. held last evening Ia the
titst Place Methodist Episcopal Church. II was well
e1tebucd H. : Christian Drcsl led. AmoLg the speak
srs c we're the Rev Dr. l. X FuAK and Colonel h s.
Cheyes, Of Louisville
New-York tribune., 1886-07-05
KICKED By A STRAY COLT

Thomas Fitzgerald, of No. 120 Seven tn ave-,
while examining the marks a stray colt yester
day, al Ssventeenth th-sL and 5eventh-ave got within
close range and received a KICK in the abdomen and
another II the head. lie taken to the New York
Hospital aud his skul found severely fract-
CrsI
New-York tribune., 1886-07-05
THE WEATHER REPORT

GOVERNMENT INDrcArIoNs-FoR 80 HOURS
WASHINGTON, July 5.-For Northern New
iceland warmer. fair weather, variable winds.
For southern New England. New-York, Psnnsyivahia
and ysv-Jersey, fair weather stationary Temperature
variable winds.
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nEsc1Ep. Rur WLLL pR0RABLY DE.

Patrick Owens. whose home Is unknown. was
rescued from drowning by the crew OF the schooner
Lady Elnore At West Ninsty-sixth-st last evening
owens taken TO the Presbyterian Hospital uncon-
scous aud Will probably die.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-05
STARVED TO DEATH.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, July 4.-Hugo Michael
,,rmsrs ,ou ran away from his home near App'e''".
Ios, hs vay in the woods OF Taylor County ana
10 dasth uls body found 10 daT'
New-York tribune., 1886-07-05

diagram show. eaomssie. ys.ion' IN this 'y ~
st TIE Irregular white ins represents ne
H she mercury during hour. The 9kea or eeea !.
/ Broadway
New-York tribune., 1886-07-05

STABBED ~ THE THROAT By HIS NEIGHBOR
JOhn We'll, of No. 1876 Mott-st brought a
quarre TO sudden end yesterday By stabbing Joseph
Lomondo. his neighbOr. In the throat, inotIng wound
which may ehd IN death The injured taken TO
~ NnceDrs Hospital and the w0udOe nurdcre 10 the
Fourteenth Precinct station.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-05

the Ninth Ward the greater part Of she TINA He awsys
refused 20 soeep. political once He was .sessrisss
daughters and son. Alfred B. Price. who was sac
founder Of the Young Mems Republican Club and nev
tie treasurer OF the Republican Club Of the City OF New
York. Tho funeral will be held Tuesday. ana tAe
burial will no in the Mt Pleasant Cemetery IN NewArk0
New-York tribune., 1886-07-05

ressed and was identified by witenbecker and Others
a. the man who fired the shot smith was locked ny
in the County Jail It is feared that WtenbecHers
injury will prove fatal
New-York tribune., 1886-07-05

SHOT AFTER HIS DA UGHTERS WEDDING
Early yesterday morning Frederick Witen-
becker residing on Flushing Astoria was shot in
The mouth during alteration after the
wedding Of his daughter James Smith. ago
twenty I've, nving near " was AZ