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New-York tribune., 1886-08-08
ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE

W .snrNGToN, Aug. 7.-Major f. B. Willis
ton 81 Artillery. has been ordered from Springfield,
Mas. TO Troy. y. " public business The lrave OF
absence OF First Lieutenant H. j. Goldman, 5ih Cav
airy has been EXTENDED threo months. The lcavo OF
Payaster A. Il. Carey has been extended twenty days.
Ieutenant Colonel ". G. Hcrrili, Corp. OF Engineers
has been granted two mOnths' additional leave Of alb.
The United States ship Lancaster is expected reach
Eto de tneirO about August 20 from ST. Helena. A
N.ya court Of inquiry been oricrsd AT tho
Nrw.YOrk y tvy Yard Monday 10 iny.stigate arga-
zion. mi I.conduct against Lrut-naut- .. G.
and \ W. QIackcnbusn. The court Will consist of onl-
1anders Il. KoberOn and Nicoll LuiloS Captain
NcI.ur IlltOn, members and Lieutenant j. j. Hunker
.luIgc Advocate.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-08
HORNELLSvILLE POLITICAL TALK.


COMP LSOHY EDUcAIIpN LAWS TO BE ENFoRcKb
lFRoM An ocCAsIoNALC CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBCNEl
HORsELLsyILLE, Aug. THE place now
II led by Hon. C. ID. Baker OF Corning. seems 10
peculiar uneasiuess just at present among tho
untcrrlei. They say the place is wanted
aud be filed by exCo. gressman c. c. b.
Walker or Corning, who is alleged to be
ler private Instru tons nom David b. ffIl to as
nerl be in his elevation to the United states
Sen tie. Mr. Walker. his money-1ags. walks
but runs. and always makes mighty entertaining for
tile other fellow All the guns OF the Democracy have
Of late beeu brought to bear to Induce bin 10
take the Nomination against Mr. Baker,
but as yet no definite conclusion has been reac-d d.
Co one Walkers pfOmpt action IN Congress at the time
Benjamin H. fIl made his speech about the treatment
OF rebel prisoners at Eulra won for HIM many warm
he above any In his party In the district
The reports however, that his party cannOs
persuade him to accept The nomin on Should Colonel
Walkers fusa hang fire, I, Is said that MAJOR C. II.
Wambau.b. OF this city, has dreams OF poltlca honors
aud will easily persuaded TO enter the contest for the
assembly. Mr.. Wanbaush IS now the business manager
OF The Lr,ntg Tribune and has good military record.
Like maly party. however h. only troubled with
inclpent stalesman-h.
At the regular meeting OF the village trustees Non
day evening Preside Ra' hbun asked the board they
would make an EFFORT u eh"rce Tue compulsory fhua
ton law. HIS remark, seemed To meet witn favor,
wnerenpnn Mr. Harmon, of the skin ward moved
tha the president appoint committee o. thrre 10
make Investigation ~ tue feasibility OF tie PROJECT,
and report ut the next meeiihs. me pres drnt 'p-
pointed as such committee Mrs'rs. Harmon, lhicher
and BrOdcrck. lii estimated that there are from TWO
to three hundred chiren ween the ages OF nv aud
the corpora ion who receive school,
ing a. provided b, the statute.
Frank H. Roninson. Of Can-teo. announces himself as
accumulate for DtricAttotney, IA the go umnsoi The
Lorn,U Times Mr.. Near of this city vi tax w"rniug
he hasa formidable comp-ttOr IN Nj. 'biu>Ol.
Warren >. Hodsman. of Painted PO,t. Is sAl To DO an
addition 10 the crowd who want 20 he COdhty CerA
New-York tribune., 1886-08-08
WINNERS AT SARATOGA.
ysTEFLLA, ELKwoOD. BUECH, NETILE AND BAs:
ASCT IN FRONT

rsTaFLLA, ELRWOOD, BUECH, NETILE AND BASS
ASCE IN FRONT.
SARATOGA, Aug. 7.-Ihcre was large at
tendance at tho race track to-day The weather was
sultry cloudy and the track In good condition. The
first race purse OF s10O, special weights; 81
OF mile startcrs-Estrella, 3, lOl Nltle); Harry
Russell 3, SO us slop); 1homasia, 4, 102 Godfrey;
Fetch Taylor g. 1l5 McCarthy HarefOoi, 1, lis (tl Il
pairicS); Boomerang 4, 1O3 uompkkinsJ; Lady
Maynard, 4, ll3 u.ewis): Billy Gilmore,
.. lis O'nars. Auction pools-IIarefoot
S25. Taylor and Est rolla sI5. Billy Gilmore Sli.
LADY wayward sc. the field Sl1. BooksIIarefoot even
money against, Esirea and Feich Taylor to J.,
Billy Gilmore to ], Lady Maynard II to l, Harry
Russell. Thonasia ana boomerang 20 to /. Lady Way
ale lead, which he held stretch. where Is
trella got IN fron and holding her advantage, by
length Lady Wayward second four lengths before Hare
foot, third. Time. llJl2 Muluas paid s43 2O
The second race, mile ami II We furlongs was the an
nual struggle for the Sequel Stakes for yearods
The starters included Dwyer Bros. Inspector b. lI8
Hiizpatnck); Giatzs Elkwood, IOG (McCarihy);
Browns OfallOu. ll3 90 ara). P0ol,-- sp,ctor H.
$40 and the Held Sli. LikwOVd led on follow ed by In
spector IL. aud O'falOb The relative order was
maintained until turning into the straight stretch for
came home fine winner by length. o Faiion gaining
second y half length better than Inspector b. third
IImr, 2:J4ia Mutnals paid S3l 10
1he thifd race. mile ami 500 yards FREQ hand
1cap sweepstakes, and tue aspIrants Ogcs
mel, 100. (Hendrrson) swigerts GrImali. iO3. (Mc-
Carthyl; Kernaghans Burcb. ia. Fizpalrck); Wood
fOrd's BarBum, l20, (Ihayep. foois-Barnum sol.
Burch $40 and the Held S26. CoDmei was the nrst
away. He passed by Barnuin, VINO held good
lead reaching the last furlong. Then Fitzpatrick
gave Burcn his mead and es won by full length, Bar
New-York tribune., 1886-08-08
THE GiLlrrA SAILS roR NEwP0nE

BOsToN. Aug. I (SpccidD The Galatca sailed
from Marblrhcad lIarbJr TINS forenoon for Newport
loin the New.lork Yach; Club squadron The mainsal
was hoislod al a. II the hope Of Lieutenant
Iicnm get Oh at 10 O'Clock. but the hours wore
AMI 1t was not until half past IL that all
tho canvas was In pace. small
working topsa set Tho sails appear lighter than
those OF the May flower and handsomely Lieutenant
Icnn went ashore AT o'clock and met !. BeayOrWcbp
his arrival at the station. Both Immediately went
aboard tho Galaica The cutter surrounded by "a
Immense OF dorie- bat ner deck Iisidy
guarded and The ganeway steps hauled up Al halfp
IL the Gal,trh hove short and twenty three
Minutes of II the work of gettingi the anchor up
begun, tho crew singing Justify at tho winila~s
crank. lho tux Peter -. Bradley, from Boston,
with photographer on board steamed round ana round
cutter, yalny rnIrdYOrnS to yet view, but the
mist about her All times she was entirely OBJ
scured. The cutter passed ont Dy Point Neck her bare
outline showing slightly through III, haze. Al II O'Clock
ing wonderful ease and quickness. The breeze
lre~uenrd aud the cutter began 10 walk from Tho
Coming about. SHE was closrhanird on the wind
pointing nnry. Her sailing excited favorable cO
mont. Ihc Gdlact had ~ gOod MarDehoad pilot
aboard and Lieutenant Hem expects to DO back by
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CIVIL SERVICE REFORMERS INDEED.
rowrns OF fxAuI>rEs rAgKrh A>p BERRY


TALK WIFI MIR OBEGLY.
WASHINGTON, Aug. tSpccidi. Civil Ser
vice COnms.lOncr Obrry, speak ng of the letters OF
res guation OF private secretary Parker and D'plty
Collector Berry OF their pa'r- thr cy service EV-
amninc Board of tine New York custom House, rad
the Cy service Commissioners hai refused 20 alr
prove their appointments for the reason that they dld
nos think II proper for them to mold such oficrs
The Commissioners bold the samc views IN regard to
their appoiui~nt the bpari. bui they were power
less prevent IT, the rules directed tnat tney shOui
select Of names whlch The Collector might send
them for apppin'nont to tue local bJAr IIe Com
miss ourr.. howryrf, were not bound to approve the
the board aud thrrc no lack Ol ocic a. had
been charged their action they made OF
what authority they 10 prevent what must to
conceded DE an iuprOprry orgtn H-i bparI For IN
ia" - tOr TOR whp tct+ the tbr"n'r oi
Collector made secretary of the board Ihr tu
might away ana thcn DrPuty Collector Brrry
name. for appp ntinruL secretary Bcrry wpu.I ih"n
prepare list wuen would certify up t. Acting C"
irctor Berry ana lnr Latter nAvns mIle hl. secretion
wunI direct secretary Berry 10 mSk- out certain
puintm-ut winch secretary Berry woud prpcee 10 do.
wnen the APP ointment was -gnri Dy Acng 'oicc.
Berry a. the requirements Oi The law ~ouli be
satisfied.
unissouer Obcrly -aii that he hlI been informed
that Mr. Cooper had been aic Chairman ia place ~
Private SECRETARY Iiikrr but hc had learned who
la d been rt4ec cd Tor secrctary
New-York tribune., 1886-08-08
CELEBRATION AT BINGHAMTON.

EM,NCIPAIIoN pAY-LIBEL sUIr-rosr-oFFIcs
IRON An OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE 1iB,N MI
BINGuAMrON, Aug. THE celebration OF
Emancipation Day which occurred here Tuesday lat
the only OF kind In the history OF the ety.
Messrs. W. Ii. Bsrr John Amos, H. g. JONES' the Rev =
W Lacey pas OF A. VI. T.. Bethel Church. H. Robinson
and other colored OF this city, H. C. Mosoa OF Nor
witch W. H. Lester OF Dryden, all did their utmost 10
make the celebration a success IL WAS big undertak-
ing aud WAS carried In that surprised every
ci'z u OF the city IL benefit TO more than tho
colored people gave tnousanis opportunity TO
listen to that able coored orator. tho Hon John A.
Lynch OF Mississippi.
lip Wing Bah anI Lee Yng Chow, tho Mongohins
who making things interesting Tor Henry e. An'
druss the local dent Of The syracuse Nh"ddy
lanes, arc as relentless rs tue most buer rnemy q" no
could wish. Mr. Aulross up Tor All cNaLlHa
ton Thursday ami "A large crowd WAS III a1tch''n0os
upon court. lhe accusei who Is a young III vi
twcny-esht, could not Dut admit that Ae had written
the allie hOelous article lie rcmant tel ~ a"sit
the action of the Grand Jury aDd must lie II JAZZ o,
lime to unless be tnds some friend Wan fooV
who Is Wiling 10 come 10 nj, roilei.
Now that f llantOn Freeman Is postmaster AT D'hS
hainOn everyone IN aDXlOus To Know when Nc wa 's
suue his new position aud what changes he v" III haAo.
Mr. Freeman probably knows as much ABOUT 'his ~
any else, and he can't tell just at present. ih,s
question must therefore for time remain unanswered.
Ihc new postmaster expects his papers the uF,t OF W.
week ana Proposes to then step into Coone Dunn
large shoes. Mr Freeman hnds an eAcer.ihEv wo,r
trained force or men, out one Democrat No"'7" ..
Burtls, u mai carrler,l among them.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-08
nun next length better than Grmaldi third. Clonmel

length better than Grmadi third, Clonmel
Last. Tine. 2:lGi2 Mutuals paid $l4. 800
The fourth race, one mIle for purse OF Sioo con.
tanned selling allowances. The starters were Days
King Bob So UIyslom; Carter's Eager a6 tNeumryeD;
MONEYS Fay 49, Norrisl Excelsior Siabies's N-tte
90. OHogan); Davis Halr. KOsette SO. Anderson
Mc,iahon's Joe Mitchell 81. Mccarthy BURGESS
Brat lO3. (Dongas). Pools-Bralt S5O Nete $40. Joe
Mitchell $50 ;ho fl Id $40. Joe Mitchell ist
off, Br took the lead rarlv in the AID held IL
for half mile. Approaching the third quarter
post headed by Nettlc. who drew away ana won
by length Rosette second only mead better than Joe
Mitchell third. The order of the others was King Bon,
Brat. Eager and Fay. Time. l:ii9 Mutuas paid
$40 80. .
The fth race was free handicap. mile and halr.
over SIX hurdles. The flyers included Nnan's Glenarn'
142, Mraney); Danaher's Tom Brown. lao. (Brophyl;
Days CbautIcleer. l3O CovaD; owens Iiinda. l3o,
(BIlIngs) Woodford's Harry Mann. 40, on lynchl:
Appegate Bros Burr OAK, 1i6. kenny; Moonry.s
Bassancr ll6 tPearsonG Iompkin's Bucephalus. l3'.
Npdykrl Revere stables Oneida Cnei, l33 ,-can ~
PoolsBnrr Oak 500 Tom Brown $50, Harry Mann $50,
Bucepalus 8 o. and the field $40. Chsnicleer lcd over
first and second hurdles Ohrida Clef falling at the lt-
Burr Oak first the 'hird, fourth and hffn
hurdles. Glenarm forward and led over the
sixth hurdle IL the homo run on tho Hat Bissance
pa sed to the front and by two lengths Glenarm
OF the others being Harry Mann, Tom Brown, Bnceph".
us Hinda aud Chantclcer. Time, Q 40. Nutuals paid
1924 90. POst ocds were % 10 against BassInoe
New-York tribune., 1886-08-08
4 CENTENNIAL CELIEEIIION

TRENTON, n. j., Aug 7 lSpcciah.-lhc Cen
teunia committee Of the NJ. W. Grand Lodge OF New.
Jersey ut recent meeting outlined the programme iora
meeting ut the Opera House. III Trenton, ON the after
noon OF January -, lss7, when historical sketch OF
masonry Ia NewJrsey Will be read by Past Grand Mas
ter Henry L. Cannon, to historian ami oraon by
Past Grand Master Hamilton Wallis Ii the evening OF
the day banquet /, - be at Masonic Hall
thc entertainment OF invited guests. Various sub.
committees were appointed and the cOmm ter appear
he determined 10 mako tie centennial Anniversary
90
New-York tribune., 1886-08-08
GAMES ON THE DIAMOND FIELD.

BO>ToN. Aug. THE Boston and Kansas City
clubs played here day and the home nine rather easily
The Cowboys just escaped Chicago" making solitary
the ninth inning BulinOn pitched Wild his Old time
eject The score follows;
Boston ...........--l u u u X
Base hits Kansas CITY .; Boston, 10. Errors Kansas
City. Boston. ,. PtccIs-Nlcdman ana Buhnton | III
PREM Fulmer
WASHINGTON. Aug THE St. Louis blub won today's
game Washington 10y rally in the nntli
nnne wh,n tied and ire batting IN the t'nih
scored. The home took
the lead the opening ana play cd Inc iuIu
throughout The score WAS as appended
ST Louls...................."..-O y u u u SO
Base hits Washington. 9; ~. Louis II. ITors-Wt-h-
ineton. st Iou4s. >. Pitches Madean ana kirby. III
pIt-MI. Gahnty.
CINCINNATI. Aug. THE Brooklyn and Cincinnati clubs
play ed today and the Eastern easily The Brook
brilliant throughout. battling hdId and
fielding III iinc form. The score was rs follows
Crook - q : u o
Gin, q q q q O-l
Base hlt~-Broohyn II Cincinnati :. ErTors- brooklyn
!; Cincinnati .. lIchcis-Poltcr and Mulianc. Umpire
Mr. Walsh.
LOUISVILLE. Aug THE Louisville club defeated the
metropolitan Indians with today. outplayug Mimanr
pets point Ramsey pitched finely. while
MAYS was battcd d by hs o! oOnAdcs. The store waS
annexed:
Louisville ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. q %
MciIopoItan. q q q q q II
Base Louisville .; metropolitan. t. Firor~ Louis-
vile. : M'ropOi tan, Ilt.tIs-l.aScy and Mays ln
PIE MI Bradley.
At PIttsmrg- Pii'shurg II Baltimore o
Al 81. Louis 81 Lou4s, 10, Atncues& =
New-York tribune., 1886-08-08
A POLICKMAY HELD ~ BiTL.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. (SpecidU .--Policcman
William McDOnoush WAS hold In $500 bail by Judge
Durham, tnis morning, charged with arrestug james
o. G.. Duffy reporter. Thursday might, Tor standing
on the street aud wiliins for at hdlf past H.
the charge Oi drunkenness thtt had been preferred
against the reporter WAS totally disprOycn, when IA
charge OF BEN. out after hours maze.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-08
SOMEBODY BaING ~ me SFA SERrENE
r. ]. B,ENrM WILL GIVE 10000 FOR It, DEAD
ALIVE.


BosTOv. Aug. (Spcciah.-P. T. Bamum
with Characteristic enterprise sends communication
from Bridgeport Ihr J0UrI,d this evening. IN which
hc say: Iour va.u.d paper of Thursday July 20 con-
taims account ot enormous SEA serpent, which.
according to the testmon OF eight or more Intelligent
aud respect able witnesses plainly near the shore
nt Roc port Maine, saturday, Juy - There really
seems be reasonable doubt that this reptile d.d
make his appearance. on the coast a, rcprcsrn ted.
Equally strong evidence OF the existence OF sea
-erpcnt- has frequently hern gwen 10y vcracious
witnesses IN different parts Of the world. our
modern improvements Ia nIcarms seem 10 render II
pnss bile L. Nil and secure such a hitherto unknown
specimen OF natural history. In order To stimulate -e"-
ncn others any part ol the w'ri To attempt it,
capture ,.rid or al ", VIII pay 92ooOO Tor such
described Ia your paper II IL should he
hail iwOthr- the r-fius r .csth O tnr Rock
port serpent Will pay pro rata the reptile to e
delivered To irc-rrvr IN IL state Tor -iuin- ana
ouutus. II captured IL WILL Of course he added 1" my
'Orr.trst show on E,rth," aId eventually bo pcrnI-
neatly placed III tne l,rnuh Museum OF Natural Ills
tory "A TUFTS College,
New-York tribune., 1886-08-08
y4TJJER or TWLNTY FOTK C0IIDppv

BALTIMORE, Aug. Z tSpectab.-Dayid Cos
sard, OF Washington County. ND. Is celebrating the
birth OF his twenyiOurtn Child bouncing thirteen.
pound baby girl, who has been named Frances Folsom
Cleveland Gossarl. Number 20, boy bora the day
President Cleveland inIugueatei. named after
the President There are II teen boys and biue girls
the family, but they no. tho children OF cne mother.
Fourteen Dy the rst wife aud ten by the second.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-08
r. b. HATks NOT A CONGRESSIONAL AspiRAyr.

CLEVELAND, Aug. 7.-Frcnds of cx-Prcsi-
dent Hayes here rldcue tho ru which have been
aoat OF late his desire to get into Congress-
The President is well known, has aspi.a-
tion Those best acquainted with him declare that 10
political Office OF any could allure hin from the
independence and comfort Of private iife ana. while
they regret that his feeling Is not Otherwise they deny
that he has ever expressed any such desire II Ia
called tndt he hdld Occdsi0 IN reference 10 John
Quincy Adams, that AdaDs's Congressional lie was
thc great feature OF his pDbIc car-er ana tina;
"nO reason why Il President should not do
what any other reputable citizen do but this Is
the only pOss bic foundation thcy think OF for the
false ruOr To winch such wide currency been gwen
New-York tribune., 1886-08-08
FihST or THE NEW RICE CRoP.

NEw-OHLfANs, Aug. THE first new rice
Of the season. hfcen sacks OF rough WAS received
day from Warner y Hoe zers Starlight Plantation at
Jefferson Parish. II Was immediately mllled, Turning
out nvo b8res OF clean product which was sold at auc.
on Tor eleven ana a-hai cents pound. Inc crop
throughout the State is the Promising ever pro-
New-York tribune., 1886-08-08
INDUSTRIAL TRAINING FOR ans.

IAETFORD Conn. Aug. (Specidl. The di-
Of the Connecticut Industrial school for Girls
Mldlctown. reoonty invited W. q. Fairbanks OF Yer
mont, to accept tho vacant supcrutcndrncy OF the n-
sulutlon. Mr.. Fairbanks has looked tho work OF
school and has accepted the position. ard will
sumo hl, duties September |. Mr. Fan banks
been OF the Reform school Vermont located
at Nrrgruurs. for last years, and Is
thought to be well qualified for The position.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-08
TO ENFORCE THE oLEoMARGARlSE LAW.

WAsHINGTON, Aug. 7.-COmmissIoncr Miller
has began preparations for carrying into effect tho
provisions OF tae Oeomsrgarne bil. aud has called
upon all collectors OF internal for such informa.
ton ns they may possess regard 10 the production of
olrou .rg 4rInr, the object of utilizing ia the
preparation OF tue necessary regulaton tho
rnII. q
New-York tribune., 1886-08-08

PiIrsBuRG, Aug. (SpccidD. There was Il
Harry III the Petroleum Exchange this afternoon At
o'clock the market ad, auccd slightly, and about
10000 barrels changed hands ut q. a. then selling be-
came general, ANA within tive minute, there wa, drop
10 o y over lJOOOOO barrels sold account OF
Philadelphia AOlders Tho market closed AZ 0lla.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-08

ST. LOUIS, Aug. THE St Louis League
baseball team fast nearing dissolution. Dunlap. the
famous second uasrman, has been released aud has
signed the DetrOit- the also ue .ad In
day OF GasscOck ana Denny, an Manager Lucas /.
about dsbaud the club ami sever his connection with
League. Lucas has made several visits IT'S upder
stood Chicago and has called upon President
Spaiiug, orier 10 maxi some arrangement whereby
League may be played In =. Louis on sunday.
President -Paiing has intia"d that no such arrange
possible, aud Mtna-cr Lucas -ad thht rrinu-
nerallyc business be do n, team other
wise, Is st1d dissolution has been deter
mined upon. The Itt-Durg American Assoc atlun team
ha- 1t Is nudrTstOOI, tgrcrc to wlthlraw from mat
OrgdulZalIOu and supply the vacancy tHu~ made Inc
CHANGE COnldr ly expected VIII be made before
lhe 2On Of ths month the date set for ;ne MarOOns
rat m hnm
New-York tribune., 1886-08-08
SHOT AID KILLED 81 ms WIFE.
CAPTAIN WALLACE W. HALLS DOMESTIC TROUBLES
ND WITH PISTOL.

CAPTAIN WALLACE W. HALLS DON sic TROUBLES
IND wllHA PISTOL
Chicago, Aug 7.-Captan Wallace W. Hall.
unt recently high officer the secret -ervIce Of the
United Stae-, shot and instantly killed at hs home.
No. l7G Wabasnlv... :lj O'Clock this morning. the
fatal bullet being fret from revolver while he
engaged In a struggc for ITS possession with his
wife, Mrs Annr Han. who locked up AT the Arnory
The woman claims that the shooting accidental.
Captain Hall WAS married in Chicago three
months ago. His friends that he
not In the enjoyment OF domestic peace,
but di anticipate terrible an
eniing the tragedy Of THIS morning. Hall met his
wife while he engaged IN the secret service and
while living IN the house, ana intimacy sprung
up them. winch cu.mlnheI IN the woman ac-
comp4nyng him -t LOUIS when lie transferred to
that station early the r-rnt year. lie WAS dssatl-
fled with the station Frequent bros with the present
Mr.. Ila d not help him to feel concnt"i lie pro-
effect AGAINST hi- position that he was
recalled 10 CnicagO but few we'N. ago he quit the
I'Nrrnnehts service ~ rr,is ail"n D"inS c''i "r
rrlor To mt tine. CAPTAIN ii"', h.oitS hat been IT.
When he iOunl nm-e out OF employ yment 1t ~
salI he began drinking hrhy Is.
wan hl- wlie he began nous epirg at No476 Wabash
m~moer OF the hou.rno,d. lherr wis uttr happiness,
Mr. aud Mrs Hall qn'rrclins win ereat fIequrncy,
especially he IN hl- cups. ani ~ the w"inal
cams he frequently threatened h"r 'ifc. Yesterday
or, nr,rI loud words and tl.r OF furniture.
followed by a pistol shot, Police we're .ummonri.
furniture was found all di'arran.cd an evi iences
of "A struggle on all sIdc-. Mrs. Hall. attlrci /
her night robes walked tXcedy about, and TO hr
qu ~fion, of the officers pointed into me hak room.
Wurrr they discovered tAr budl o. Captain Han lying
face upward the lOnr, ood slowly trchllng from
woIud ln the middle OF breast above the heart A
few lert away lay smith * Wrs>oL revolver OF 32 ct
thrr wlth one empty cnauhci. IN bodb WAS cod. Ia
tb- room the furniture and bed c.olhr. gave caI evi-
lrDc nart struggle. cap ain Han Was attirrd only
u-ht shirt. Ihr feet las party under The bel. VITA
toward the OF The he blood winch
from the WOuud ma" carpet shovel that lie had
dlcl wltuuut changing the position IN which lie iciL
Nir, Hail was ken armor, ami corps, to the
unrgur The woman's father her story of
the andr
New-York tribune., 1886-08-08

COOPERsTOwN, ~ Y, Aug. Spcci1iJ.-ln
tho tennis the finals in the singles were
played OF TIN. morning Mrs Cartcrs ground between
Valentine c. Hall and Mr. kedsbey, Mr. Hall winning
with G-l G-i. G-l. and thus securing first
prize. The iiud, the doub.es then played and
Mr.. Hal and - Carter over tucir adycfsIrr- II.
c. Miss NAcKcy, by the close OF u /,
4; / At.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-08

lT0m The N0fUsci buttt9H
Chestnut-st. miss oi lcs- than five summers, who
playing i'll The yard and observing the works oi
nature surprised hcr father the other day with the
following questions and original conclusion Papa,
does God III tlc the worm ~ "les, daughter " Pa
does God mako the hoppcr-toad TO eat the up ~
1" l 'spose So" "Nell. | should like to know what
lie bothered His head with the worms for ii lilo had
New-York tribune., 1886-08-08
THE LACROSSE CHAMPIONSHIP

MONTREAL, Aug. Z lSpeciai The Shamrochs
defeated the OnttrIos three straight the
championship lacrosse mLtcn today. Thus far The
1OrOntOs have won six gtnrs Montreal four sham
rocks Two, Corn wall two. and OntarIOs one
New-York tribune., 1886-08-08
VRECKED on HATIERAS SHOALS.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 7.-Advccs have been re-
ccived by the owner this city that the bark Codorus
cast away last night on Hatteras shoh and will
prove q total loss She was on the vorage from Rio