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New-York tribune., 1886-08-06
CINDLDATES EOR CONGRESS-.

HARTFORD, Aug. 5.-Thc Prohibitonists of
the Is District met In this city to-day 10 nominate
Congressional candidate. Delegates from every from
town the district present. After long confer
ence the adjourned to meet tho first week In
September when. II Is believed, exA syor Hart, OF New
Britain, will be nominated.
ALEXANDRIA Va, Aug. 5.-The Congressional Con-
vcnion OF the With District met here to-day aud after
adoptlug the twothrds rule took twenty eight ballots
without result, and adjourned TIL tomorrow. On the
last ballot ". H. f. Lee, OF General Robert
l. Lee, led
WHEELING. Aug. 4--rhe Republicans OF tho ANllth
ohio Dlstrlct have nominated J. ID. Taylor OF Cam.
bridge TOR Congress without opposition
LLMIRA, y. y. Aug. 1.-The Prohibition Convention
nominated Orlando Groom OF Horseheas for Congress
from XXVIlth District. comprising the counties VI
Chemuug, Tompkins schuyler and seneca
New-York tribune., 1886-08-06
STABBED BY A MAN HE MAD STRUCK.

James. aIlas Owney kcrnan, n mcinDtf ~ TIC
Greenpont Undertakers that incst the lower part
Of Gr-enponi while assaung "A longshoreDan late Wed
nesday night was stabbed barge loaded with lumber
being up NcwtOwn Greek walking top Oi the um
Der who contracted unload ~ for
s47 boat containing six suddenly rOwed along
eide OF the barge and five sprang the lumber Herman
walked Mufa and asked who 10 UNLOAD tho
barge
Il am" replied Murths.
We'll you you but II you do I'll be banked" re.
tOit-d Herman
Herman seized piece Of beam and aimed blow AT Muras
head Murtha struck the shoulder and grabbing a
kni- IRON his belt he stabbed Herman In the stomach AS
The knife struck him Herman fo Mutha sprang o
water ashore. lie wake Seventh Precinct
Station SURRENDERED himself ambulance
sent for KenaD who found his point
ave whore he had been taken by hs fIiends Murtha
taken before Justice Naehor yesterday discharged
Herman brother u He'd Herman. Who with thirty o
his gang, assaulted Oincer Gallagher Monday NIGHT and
Who severely cubbed by Gallagher. The gsag has
bared charges against Gallagher.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-06
talk OF CHARGES AGAINST TIE MAIOR.
RFPORr THAT WAS NOT REGARDED AS oF
Much IMPORTANCE.

A nrPoRr THAT WAS NOT REGARDED AS OF
Much IMpoRTASCF
report got in circulation last evening that
cnarg.. mad been prepared against Mayor Grace and
forwarded to IilL IL was asserted that the
Mayor had been guilty OF malfeasance In having ap
pointed friends 10 Office without rcgarl to the In
eres of tho city and IN furherance OF scheme.
Inqury In wellin'ormed quarters fAi oil To produce
any confirmation o' this story John strahantho
leading counsel Commisson"r squire In tho charges
uuder investigation before the May orcond not 10 found
and Richard :. N-wcombc Maurice H. Flynns counsel.
was not IN the cry. man who claimed 10 know wat
done SAID that 40 charges had yet b-ch i"Iu
lated against the Mayor but that the matter was under
IL /. alleged that the Mavor had the letter
purporng TO b, written by squire to tynn III h' pos
for considerable tms aud had withheld II a,
the request OF Hubert o. Thompson unii snch time as
suit-i MS convcn"nc- TO make II puhi u was also ho'
tha the mayor al been negligent In not bring
ing charges tnr"hgh his commi,Hiohrrs oi accounts
against the inspectors and -e 'lcrs OF weights aud
after their failure 70 report tho amount OF
nm ,na""e,''" NV ' t"ptro,er because these ori.
cials had Deen appointed by the Mayor. As further
.hortcomne tue part OF Mr. Grace It was asserted
honor and trust without regiri To their ntOcss SIN
thai ihc M,vor oaereI To- allow Richard SNewco,nbe to
iann the Commissioner Squire ~ case ID"
lynn placed Ia his posses Mr. Ne~combe
having been und-r.tnod iirnc custodian
OF ne Prominent Democratic leader. attached
ntlc Importance To any chaHe. Of M. KIND several
OF them said that any mov" Of ms KIND was conirn
plated IL Intended an offset to the charges now
beng pressed against MI squire Unless something
Tangible can he found on which To bass chastes
against tho Mayor they wnnd have little weight. u 10
well known that the Mayor has been extremely careful
~ all the action he has taken So far the inspectors
and -eaer- of w-ights ami measures are c. H.
orrned II 10 known that tho Mayor morc tian
"a week ago. after cnnsnli alton win the Ton
tioller called thcatt-nn ~ the Corporation Counsel t.
the matter aud requested him 10 take such steps a. ho
necessary 10 protect the Interests OF tho rty
The Mayor then rnid that II the'e was well founded
complani against these Oictr he would hve cha fe'
mnerrea against them and dismiss them I. found guilty.
The other uposei chars's are not deemed of sufficient
consequence render them worthy Of an inycrgttlOn
New-York tribune., 1886-08-06
LAWN THNNTsATBATH BEA CM

The Marine and Field Lawn Tennis Club
opened its new grOauds at Bath Beach, L. l.. with
lawn-tenuis tournament yesterday. The grounds
beautifully situated facing the lower Bay and about
minutes walk from the Bath Beach Railroad station.
The tournament divided INTO two classrs-One
omen members OF the cluD only ana one open to all
The draw took place early IN the day, result
ing follows:
club StnGteS-W \. Bsand ". Barnes r. Blcc1kcr
X A. strong, j. Warden vs.. c. a. seymour T. Malctt 70
Chapman.
Doubies Barnes and X. Blcekor vs. j. Male and g. a
Seymour j. Wafdcn aud W. Chapman H. Chester and H..
A.. strong, Bi-ldnd and r. Msllctt a bye.
ODsn singes Il. Mckinley ~ J. warden. W. Kent vs.
Bennet ". 4. EislInd vs. smith. G. \. seymour "A lyr
D0ubl,s- H. Mckinley and ! Kent ys q. 4. webster
&. 1hayer. ". A. Ei-and ana j. 4. smith - H..
Chester and H. Bowers, Jr a. Hcnrhe and j. a Doubleday
byo
The days play was confined to the first round Of
the singles aud Witnessed by large crowd OF fash
ion ibe people. Ine score IL as follOws:
Single--Fiist roundW a. Bsand beat o. Barnes G-I
: ". Chapman beat 4. Mactt. - B. = q, o. !. j.
Warden beat & A seymour Ct Blcocker beat strong
4, 4 luIiiI sI,AI.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-06
SDUTH CAROLIyd STATE TICKET

CoLUMEus, S. c., Aug. . (SpeciaD The ac-
ou OF the state Dcuoci ate Nominating Convention to-
day showed tho orty of tho delegates WAS bitterly
o,,o-rd 10 com nations for tue nomination OF State
officers MAJOR w. &. Letncr. Of Krrshaw. who lost II
leg IN tho Confederate erv,ce. was almost unanimously
nominated for secretary OF state Tao convention in.
strnce the ell rmah to EAST the Unanimous vote Of the
body for ". H. storey for ontrolcrrneta for third
term General J. H. Miles, was "eicated for the Ator-
ne, cnerasniJ by Joseph H. Earle. of surster. j. :.
Banbcr, hanker Of BaInwrIl, dominated for state
Treasurer. The work OF the convention has been gen
er,Iiy satisfactory tue people o. TIC Tn. OI-
prrs ssional districts given tne option OF having
iuimaIirs or -Dtions The platform adj ptsi ~
pacIic lily the ~ the last one Tie Cyii Service
iIalk wa. adopted by "A majority OF TOUR.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-06
AGtSSTZ AND the STTDENr.

The writer well remembers his introduction
TO Tho late Professor A.AssZ and how he learned his
mo hod of investigation. ,,
went TO the professor and asked him where 10 begin
- An " s,d me- 80 You want to pegD, 10 you All
right here is buensh take II. dssrct II carefully.
nntc n you ,pe and come back tomorrow AT the same
c,refnIly I went about my dissection. In an hour or
two fancird knew all about that fish, but as was not
10 report until tho day kept nj IT, every hour md
inc somethng new. | went TO the professor At the
anuointed time feeling proud ard confident that my
natural disccrnm-nt, for such was pleased to term H.
had enabled mo to tho subect and that should
we'll acqut my my report. The professor listened
TO ali had TO say and his quiet way remarked, "So
so very good but not ALL" To make long story short,
kent AZ that nsh month, ALWAYS the same answer
vary vood but not ALL How hated that fish at the
end OF the first week. How 1t did smell! dd not want
TO touch IT, and flew into q rage 1T least dozen tnes
aud vet each day found sOmehnR new. and 50 on until
the end of the month aud what therc was then about
that fish that | did not know was not worth knowing
New-York tribune., 1886-08-06
PROFESSIONAL OBJECTIONS TO MR.. GooDE.

To ne Edtt0r Of Th> TrtDune
SIR: The attempt of Mr. John GoOdc to make
great National issue OF his rejection solicitor
General by the Senate Is ludicrous. The truth is that
he believed by the legal profession TO 30 quite III
competent TO perform duties OF the Obce aDd ms
rejection was due the fact that the Senate CO imposed
largely OF lawyers who knew what tho place demanded
were unwilling that IL should be filed by man more
conspicuous as politician than as a lawyer have
beard authority that distinguished
justice OF the Supreme Court OF tho Cst"d states re-
ferng Mr.. Goodies appearance brhaf Of the GOV
eminent in an important case. SAID that MS mcoillc
deal with the questions II involved was pam.
full n such the IMPRESSION lie lett Dn Tue minds oi
the ud, Mr. Goodc not understand that IL IS puie
possible that Senators who Practise In tho courts "t
Washington might have been Influenced III voting
T. rect him by mOie relevant than th"se he
attributes Mes-rs HOar, Ednunds an others IN his
absurd screed IL Lnholy desire 10 destroy the
balances of the Constitution that prompted his reec-
tiOn. cut simply an nn.illininess TO consent th 80
Important place should be occupied by gentleman
Whose professional Training. culture and abilities were
equal 10 IT. AM. tner jndgmcti Is promptly Nind-
Gated 10y the ab,urdtes or his recent mancsto.
Washington, u. g.. Aug. 2. 1856. LAWfLR-
New-York tribune., 1886-08-06
DEuOCRATIC NOMINATE ~ KANSAS

LEAvENwOKTH. Kan, Aug. 5.-Ihe Demo
cratic State Convention nominated for Chef.Jnsiico
William KiugInau. of Cowley County for Governor
Thomas Moonlight. OF Lravcnworih. In tho platform
the convention ndorscd the National Administration
and commended President for supporting tho prn-
cplcs OF the platform on which hs was nominated
snmptuary legislation and Constitutional prohibition
arc opposed and liceuso systen advocated Board
OF Arbitration prescribed tho panacea for labor
con rovrrsir Special pension Legislation In condemned
as Republican crime; revision Of the hole pension
system Is demanded and such increase urged OF the
clerical force III. Pension Bute will enable every
ca be settled three days after proper application Is
made speedy forfeiture Ol unrarncd land grants Is de-
manded. 1hs iarn resolniionIs Is:
EeSOired-Ihat believe In tariff for adj
iust.d "A. to meet all demands OF Government, and
that any surplus derived thrrelrom bo applied
To Tho reduciion OF tho nation al debt AMI demand
he ia. pI~sent complicated tanh laws 50
country AMI the luxnric or life
may evenly the burdens Of taxation and tue
nrc~s ares of lie 20 free.
Other Tor stringent legislation against
Labor. fr the opening or Oklahoma To s-tters
for oi freight rates and for the release OF
CuttIn III Mexico.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-06
Raudel, Earemore ~ Biilings'
IMPORTERS AND CUTTERS OF
DIAM ID )
MANUFACTURERS OF DIAMoNp y JEW Wd,L' EL"i'
I" - ~ \a.,.u-,t and 20 Maiden Lane New loiA
81 AnIrow'sst. IiolDorn Circus. LohioL
Post Office Notice.
\ by All interested. as changes may

(Should bo READ pAiL' ~ ~ - -
oe'" ,r.on countries need be specially addressed
nv particular steamer, except when - 10
for banking and commercial Documents
sIeu W being sent w the fastest vessels
letters not SP0''"'''
~ ,r,rs for the week ending August wall close
,,s,',I Y IN casesl AT this ONCE as io!ows
r,,,u,yAtya III. Tor et. Pierre Mquoion. per steamer
,ilax D. for British Aud spanish HOniuIas
Iios, per steamship Nate Carrou.
T,runAY-AtS a. for Europe per steamship AuranlA
oa letters Tor France CefnAny Sc, muss
Aurana y; at M Tor the NetheriAhds
.et uer steamship fdau, Amsterdam letters inust
per riam ~ atS m. for Belgium diiect
steamship Mesternani, via Antwerp lcttcrs must
Mesternland d Al H. foI Gel iha"Js
Sc per steamship Wcria VIA southampton .nu Di"u
,. other European countries must oe
re.t.d per ezra VI 10 ~ M for France direct por
seSmship Bourgogne via HAvre Vt lUA w. ior s.oS
isna direct steamship turncssia VIA Glasgow eteors
of CoomDia Salvador and south Paoinc ports. pee
via Kingston uetters Tor Mcfio0
musl be directed per Vertumnus u At so ~. ~.
spanish Honduras and bay Islands. per st0s~snV - ~
W ar. IT,. from Now OroAnA
Nails TOR the sandwich islands per steamship Ausaa
san Francisco) close here August ~ ~ ~, ~Ss
for China and Japan. per ssanshp san rssv IN. s"s
san FrAncisco). close here August - A. s.m"sn
IslAnds DOT stsanship Msrposa iron san
here August Ut D. IN. arrival ss Newtosr ~
stssnshfp Britannia with British msils 70! ASs.S ~
ais society isiAadA per ship Tnan 'yi ssis ~
Frsncisco). close here august 20 ~ -. ss SroS
Cuba BY Tampa. fs ..d thence ~ wv
Key Vest tAr close sI this onaos dAay o. 5So . u
.rhe schsdule Of closing Of Trans Pacde mAs -
on the presumption Of their ~ ~
San Frauc,sco Malls trom the East arriving on
TI.us!;ss :. On ..S. q: Ssy SS.y Of 'AAs '' '''A
'Asses 'n' 'A~'1'' HENRY q. PEARSON. Postmaster
Post onice Nsw.York, N. y. July ~ ISSS
New-York tribune., 1886-08-06
SHORTER HOURS AND MORE WORKERS.

To the Edtt0r OF The Trt0une
SIR: 1t is cOntended that to lessen the
products OF labor will be to increase tho suffering OF
those now Is true that there are any III TINS
country in want from Lack Of production or supply
The that the annual products OF this country
largely the demands so that there IL great
surplus OF the products OF farm and factory seeking
foreign market We produce more than we can con.
anne The labor market IL also glutted. Again and
again 900 1000 900 OF wage-earners are re-
ported Of employment In the commerclal papers.
Here IL the OF want and su1eflng. Esluce the
hours OF from ten 10 eight ami give TINS army OF
iders ment only about four hths OF the wage
earners OF country have stea ~ employment ne
from eight and give the other one
6fth work. The product Will not be essened out tue
suffering OF those In want Will be. lhs VIII give tnem
the means to satisfy their desirea A A. MILLER.
Auburn, Atnn, July 90 1856,
New-York tribune., 1886-08-06
THE SYASOy AT SAkA TOGA SPRINGS.

SARATOGA SPRINGS, Aug 5.-Mlrs. Edith Ed
wards Franko sang IN a gwen tnc Congress
Hail bar, tonight Naan Frinko. violinst, and >.
Eppingrr. pianist, also took part
Hops were IN full blast last nignt as fonr we're In
pro.rss.-at the states, Grand Union. Keusbgton aud
the CongresA
Flags we're displayed at baif-nast at Woodawn Park
and AL several tho hotels yesterday III rrspect 10 tho
mrmory OF Samuel j. 1ildrn
&. l. shayne and family arc summeiing at their
country soaL near Saratoga
New-York tribune., 1886-08-06
WABASH REORGANIZATION.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 5.-Reccivers of the Wabash
Railroad Company have prepared report OF the gross
earnings aud expenses Of the Chicago division OF ho
road from the date Of their appointment unth July -
1856 which will be filed tomorrow In the United states
CIrcnt Court at Chicago compliance with the order Oh
Judge Gresham The report will make a good sh"wihs
II /. said and the bond and stockholders OF the dlvso
,rafnliy and decide whether or they Will JON IN the
nrnnosed rrore anIzaton scheme II thev should decue
negaIively. the committee VIII proeeeu Win '"0 '
ganization independently OF them.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-06
A SENATOR LEARNING TO SMOKE

Senator Sherman has contracted new ara
flo h mi app.rrnty dlsAscfui habit, tho expression
his criterion. As soon as dinner Is nsheu
ami II his duties the senate permit his carrssoi
for drive. beOre entering the vehicle the
President Of tho senate lights postprandiai cigar
Then the trouble begins, aud boy win his nist cu.A
air could nor br more with t than tho old ONO
statesman IL with his digsstive stimuaut IL is neIu
tho thumb and forennrer OF the gns
hand and nun, are taken at intervals of q minute
Every the senator gets % montniui oi sn"Ao u',
fac. assumes "A " vi tdonelt" expres salon. anu
the for tho safety OF tho Cigar 10
that the Senator afraid the weed 10 gong
to DO sick.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-06
ro prsTonE RATES IN THE WEST.

CHICAGO, Aug. 5.-Thc local freight agents
-, ,u. East bound trnnk limos held meeting to-day To
c,o.asr the published onargos OF extensive late cut
v Having no authority act they could do nothing
except to put discaimsrs for their RESPECTIVE" roads
The managers OF chicago roads nave ore"
, - Um,.s,oner blanchard to- M mofrow q his ofice
and their pledges MAINTAIN rates At tarh And
90 ..,,,,ne tbsr az .nls 1t has b~on discovered that
,,u,h .ssssug~r rarss to the sesboard are being cut
W. ..ns of round trip tickets over the Psnnsy
New-York tribune., 1886-08-06
TESTING A sINGLErrRACK RAILROAD.

BosrON, Aug. D (SDectau. - The Board OF
Railway Comui went to Cambridge this morn
my TO witness operation OF model Of the proposed
Meigs Elevated Railway The test was male with full
z,d carr over 800 feet OF road, built with sharp
hor.- shoe curves and heavy grades Inc uia proved
.f.ctory and was pronounced by president OF the
,,nnid 10 bc Oue mile OF track Will De but
.ud ed Cambridge ana thea fr.nchlse VIII he
roduce the system III BUsLDn Ine system
=. un,ous one. OnV single used II II proves
- on largo scale 1t Is expected to revouonze
r.ilro
New-York tribune., 1886-08-06
CRiCKETAT PEOSPLCTPAKK.

There was IA good display Of cricket ycstcr-
day afternoon Prospect Park, Brooklyn. when the
New.York club PLAYED and was defeated by tho Kings
County cricket ,ub. the score being New York, "a :;
K4nys County A Franklin's bowling for Kings County
was phenomenal he taking wiokets Tor II runs, aud
performing the Z" hat tfick " IN tho bargain
New-York tribune., 1886-08-06
COAST DEFENCES.

TO the Editor or The frtbune.
SIR: 1t will be many generation yet be-
fore wars wholly this globe That nation which
is the most amply prepared Is the one which usually
least In bloody strife has the fcwcst oc-
casons to become involved IN It, Tho country needs at
Washington All Administration which is something
more than mere drifting log OF conservatism, an Ad
possessed OF foresight clearly appre
heuting the defeDceless condition or the Union rs
against outer enemies. aud Wiling 10 oestlr itseii "
bring about sound policy OF national preparation Tor
inevitable evil days IHEO WILLIAMS.
AlbQnu July "A, lSS6.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-06
By this lease the company gets an annual rental OF
ANorE FROM Ex.pREslDENr HAYES

NUIE FKUN EA-PKE5IDENT dA I E5
CLEVELAND. Aug. (Speciai .-Ex-P President
Hayes visited by reporter at his homo In Fremont
to-day. He refused to talk the death Of Mr. Ttden.
lie sent the following communication to the Editor OF
The Fremont Messenger:
GENTLLMEN: Your request for interview on the
occasion Of the death OF Mr. Tlden declined in ac-
cordance with uniform habit the subject OK inter
views wish, however, to say that there mas Dsen
nothing In the relations Mr. Tdon and myself which
would prevent me from sharing In the sentiments and
manifestations which natural and fitting on the
Tilden. Sincerely, K Is. HAYES.
TIE PRESIDENT TO ATTEND THE FUNERAL
WASHINGTON. Aug. 5.-ltls probable that the
President will attend the funeral OF Mr.. Tden. secre.
Whitney left Washington this afternoon for New
York. lie Will attend the funeral OF Mr. TIlden on at
urday.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-06
DON'T LIKE TIE" BOYS IN Blue"
From Tne Asherill> az. C) Adran,

From The Ashtrit, (N C) Adrdnce ,
The order requiring blue uniform for tho
State Guard has been suspended. and the companies arc
at liberty 10 select the coors they ike best fIty
that the order was issued. Blue 10 repugnant 70
most OF those wearing It In this Stste.-lOxford
Torchlight.
Well taken. The oxford company that we saw parad.
ing the oath OF June looked precisely like company
OF U s. infantry keeping the peace In North CarohS
during Reconstruction time. Tho gray Is handsome.
and then girls like II and the mothers who sent boys
IN
New-York tribune., 1886-08-06

tribune OFFICE. August 6-l n m-Cloudiness pre-
vailed over much OF tho country east OF the Misssspp
Yes. erday with light local rains In the Lake regoh
aud The Gulf statcs On tho seaboard asght
lv warmer tendency was noticeable, with cooler ono
along the The barometer here was nearly steahy
with until late IN the day. when counes' SET
IN and tol~rably ry The temper tturs ranged be-
tween 60 and So the average GOh-l belng oS1
lower the corresponding day last year ana os
higher than Wednesday. 80
Slightly cooler partly cloudy weather. possibly Win
light rain, Il Indicated for thsclty anu vicinity 'o-uay
slight!y warmer and fair Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-06

line These were issued to delegates to the Topeka
Teachers convention held some weeks ago. ana return
coupons are Delng used by the Chicago scaiPea W
cnt the rates from this point eastward he same hn
In done with round trip tickets Issued on account
OF the Milwaukee saeDgeresi. The reduction varies
~ IN
New-York tribune., 1886-08-06
TIE WEITHER REPORL

GOVERNMENT INDrCArfoN5-FOR - NOUR+
WAsruSGTON. August 6.-For New England,
Ncw.York Pennsylvania, New-Jersey. Delaware, Mary
land and ohio, local rains. variable winds. generally
souherly. stationary temperature; thence Westward
fair
New-York tribune., 1886-08-06

up showed them to NO. and ssid he didn't propose p
let anything Of that kind get away from him while ee4
was worth ~ 75. He was - unooncerned shout II -
though death was not being dealt every side."
New-York tribune., 1886-08-06
MIR. TILDEN AND THE FORT WAYNE RAILkoAL

MIR. TIIDEN AND TIE fOHI WAlNE hh'"'O"'
PIrTsBUKG. Aug. Speciah.-John ii. lamp
tom so,iior for the Pennsylvania kailroah' VINO HAS
been solicitor Tor the Fort Wayne road sa'u to"y
Tho Piitsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago hnllroa.
Company formed III 1886 by uniting tho Opio snu
Icunsyvania. tao Fort Wayne aud Indiana anu .ln ~
ilymouth roads. Mr. Tiiden first become connoc,cu
IN. roads wncu they were consolluuleu ,'' We
Instrumental IN bringing about tho union nc conp,
got difficulties Its property WAS SriHo w p "s
aud future In doubt. The Lake Shoro ieoPiio
bought up OF tho coupons on the overuu" pn, p
and ttird to disunite the companies torin'ne W" Wv
Wayne. Mr. Tidru j. Edgar Thonpson iH'u's ~
Mr. Laui-r and Mr.. Hanna opposed the ucs.nr.Io"
OF the company and long hilga'oh o".u,''
Mr. Tilden circular To tho stockhonorS W '"o
company urging them to allow - REORGANIZATION anu
lease to the Pcnnsyvanla Railroad Company IL" "a"
that n this not pursued tho frhusJ
RAJ road strong enough TO bui!d is own o"tie. "
hs North This wOud leave tho fott ""J'o VIZ"
an, .n sa.,.rn cnnnrct,o.. The circular contained
inasierly summing up Of the Situation an"
narrative OF tho history Of the company HIS "veo M~s
taken A comp was effected and tue to"a & We
ought In at "a sale by Mr.. Tild-u and others III rrou
ary 1862. They got a decd from tho old company ior
tho road formed new company win MI. Myeis 40
president The road " ~ leased to tho frnhsyisuhi"
Railroad on June z, 1869 Mr. filden drew tno 'ea'o
New-York tribune., 1886-08-06

RoynI Elixir all the Ingredients that render II
the most inallble remedy for INDIGESTION summer Sonr
ualus and all gcIeIts of the stomach and bowels
New-York tribune., 1886-08-06

Ease and Comfort from Pam Of all kinds send for Ponn
New book. 20 jtlive, y. . ihdeu Hco ~
not be deceived by counterfeit prepdrdton
New-York tribune., 1886-08-06

The fashion fee victims Of malaria with polsons I'M
wiser sufferers who ~" teU own thinhhA
NJ uOlman's Liver and stomach RAT
New-York tribune., 1886-08-06

Thus the Priscilla beats the Mayhowcr 40 seconds
the Puritan - minutes A. seconds. aud the Atlantic
minutes 35 seconds. The schooner Saohem wins, beA
ing MoDtAuk minutes 81 seconds.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-06

RICHARDSON Tuesday, August
at the residence of Dr. Arthur. the brides brohrr naw
Stanton Va. Briton Richardson Of New-hoik u satn
Hills Za6rskie. younger daughter vi the late AuSusiusS
Hills OF Albany, NewioIA.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-06

y "
Washinqon Dispatch 10 The baltimore Sun
1t is said the President took tins course at the
auyg-slion OF several Democratic Senator'S VINO IN.
formed him that 1t possible for Captain Beccner
fon ranfi mad