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Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28
RAILROAD MEN CALL.
rhsy Give Dem onstrstion In Honor of
General Harrison

They Give Dem onstrstion In Honor of
General HArrison.
INDIANAPOLIS. Oct. 27.-The Republican
rsilrosd men of this city. Tsrrs HEuts,
Richmond and Logsnsport made demon
stration tonight in honor Of General Har-
rison. The streets were thronged by people
who ssss m0led st available points to
witness the parade which was one Of the
best given here during the campaign. About
ths New DenisOn where General Harrison
reviewed the line. The crowd wss dense and
constantly chsersd the men who. in return
responded with shouts for Harrison aSd
Morton. Al fomllnsou Hal a meeting Of
I've thousaRd people was held and here
haf railroad color about it in
the smbisms decorations and suthus-
iasne. Whsn General Harrison appeared
vas greeted with trsmeDdous cheers that
cohtnusd for some minutes. lie spoke
briefly referring TO The topics that have
made nis speeches most n0ticesbls in en-
phssizinz MS position on the economical
questions Of The dsV.
Since bis nOminotion. General Harrison
has made eighty speeches. shaken hands
-ith over ten Thousand gsopie representing
delegations shioh comprised twice that
numosr. Today eighty Young ladies' from
Oxford Ohio. Female College called on
him and Ms. HARRISON. The General made
them = short speech of co1apliusut snd
weicu ne.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28
what Boston Papers Say.

BosToS, Oct. 27.-Ths Evening TrGrslIcr
says: If the Cleveland administration has
any self-respect 1t will demand of Great
Britain that her Minister 60. and stand not
on the order Of his going No matter what
were bis intentions the fact is that he has
grossly insulted the Presidential office, and
then, instead Of humbly apologizlng, has
repeated his insult. The destinations and
statements made are none the less insulting
lean peoDis "a true The 1rdFetier con-
psign.
different view il taken by the Post,
which remarks. The trick which has
been played upon Minister West by the
solicitation Of his views upon the politicsi
situation ia this country is disreputabie
enough 20 De worthy Of the Home Market
CLUB or Mr. Blame himself Indeed. IL is
directly in line with the plan Of campaign
which br. Blaine marked out and the
Home Market CiOo pursued, seeking to stir
up ignorant preIudice by inputDg un-
American purposes TO Mr.. Cleveland and
bis supporters The letter Of pretended m
quiry addressed 20 Minister West could de-
csive no one familiar with the methods Of
Republican psrty management Its pUr-
pose "a plain in every line"
The Jostrnai voices ia party sentiment
when Il sa7s Lord Ssckviiiss Iefter. iu-
convenient a. its publication may be. is IN
Questionsbly sincere, aud IL sttssis the
truth II ne Republican contention thst
Cleveland = d,suncuvelv the English can
didaie and his poiicV the E0ziish policy"
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28
TIE cLev9L,NDs N WV yoHK.
sscretary wbftn-y's Butler Cosstgtuf.s tie
onf, COMMITTEES 81 Reception


sscrstary wbisn-y's Butl.r c.-.tstss.. TIE
Only cosnrssti.s ~ Reception
Nrw XoKK. Oc,. 2f.-Prsfideui Cleveland
arrived in this city issi night when The
train stopped al Jerssy City. the President
walked Gown the platform witl Mrs.
Cleveland beside him. Colonel Lamont iol-
lowing with the ether ladies. The only
committee ~ reception wss Secretary
WhitB.vs butler. vbo announced that ihs
Necessary csrr1sCes were tr vsitibf on fhe
strict NJ Cis.slsnd sppesred ~ 90 in
most .soeisut health. ~ Cleveland
wore long tghf-fiftine ulster. dsrf grey
is color end lined yIth Maroon sIik NJ.
Cleveland gid not tske heF husbenc srnn
bot Kept PACE win his sctivs steT without
apparent effort She SMILED her HefuoHi-
edfsmsnts 70 tne silent greetings
tsBosreo hsr by her ovn reT - she psssed
through tbs crowd. aud We verr sveei
spt unsfected.
n 6i5 nof take more fhsr = fnipuls for
The presia.Dtisi party ~ reset fhsif car
Tisges In these were sestsc The Pres oerf
sDd wife snd her u1otbef fi1s secoud one
ssins grouped bF Col0Dei Lamont sn6 krs-
Lamont Being quickly driver OF b0sfd
~ ibs Destro-se-sl isrry D0nt. the pafis
started fos ssnbstfsn IslsBa.
Ne ssls CoioBei Lamont lstef the
President vIil noi rsos 20 a8Y visitors a..
risbt ] DO not know - az rroEfsfnfus
for ssiurdsY sxcspf THAT NJ Clevsiknd viii
visr the psrs3e p tbs aflefDoDn y isaJ
informal vou knov. We return - WesD-
iugtoB SATURDAY evening
The caryisess srriv46 81 Secretary y hit-
nsTs rseidepos corner a. Nest Pity
ssvsuth-sf snd Fifth-svs stern SEQ
hr. Cisyslsse rsceivfa fsv visitors this
forenoon While the isa iet -ent shopping
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28


a1s - sls saa fsrtass.
Nzs 1okk. GA z.-fsAisk Aiatarr.
~h0 kspg ssloon % tsagh-sss. nsaE
FortY- -frst-st.. alssppssnsa 800 years sko.
A month l4lsr kis ~lls i1<nunec buDdls
of cEsInss al tbs moTEss as having belonged
70 esx basbsnd. sad body vas dislassrFed
fr,ga ths P,ottersrsIi. Ga SHEA sas elathias
msrse8 sitn 2iDtlrBs Initials. On tie
witss es si3snoe and tnSt 81 a. Al1fEmsu krs.
MiBtnrn wss pzia - 90 Insurance. ca hsr
husb1rds tis- ons fs'urnisnec and deoe-
rstsd tss szlo0n aaa F1u lt Tor some muntuS
until her second EsrFlsse. No one eve
suspected TIE 0rlxiaSl Patrick Niuiurn II
having En0ch Afoen tsncsneiss. Bat
Patr.ek vas lusl thai kiod " man, sna
three weeks sz0 he saikei into the ssi0on
aud demanded lie possession an1 also his
w.fs. Neither wAs slYen up st once, but II
q sad ghzt the msltsr elll be smlcsoly sell
tied without Fssorsing 10 the law
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28

wrSxrFEs. Oct. 17.--Lientensnt Governor
Schultz refuses 70 cal an sxira session Of
TIE Legiseurs and it = hintsd that ais
refusal - inspired By frdersl suthority
TIE result = a serious Govern meut crisis
vhch is likely 80 result IA he resignation
Of tbs Nsnitooa Government which vii -
followed ~ ne 4 solution of the LegisIs-
tare. thus aiocgsdiaR raiiwsy compistion
f3r Al in1e6nite aeriod. a. tne Governor
need not eat sew legislators nntil jane
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28

Nsw YosE. Oct SENATOR John shsr-
mar sslsgrsphs a. follows from Osisonv1iis.
OHIO There = not ore rord Of truth in
the statement puhiished n some Dem o.
crsfic pagers thst ! sad Indiana vss lost or
likely 70 be lost % tbe Repuoiscsn2 / bave
not seen in thsrs yst. but I'll 20 nsEi
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28

TscKsox. oct z7.--Tbarsdsy's striks of
s1y painters IN TIE employ Of ne Collins
Nsrnfsctufiaz Conpa1y has sesa satisfsc-
ta-fir srfslei snd tbe nssn have returned 80
gcrk there was 10 complaint d waees
Ens re~ignsf,or ~ = forsrnan sss 80 cffer.d-
nx canss. His return - sors saesfes The
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28

W.ssfssrsx. Oct z7.--Judgs Bueknsr. -
Kentucky NO vss prominent candidate
f5r lhs Senate four year, sxo. i hers. Hs
;s lust bsck from tour in Michigsn He
savs reports shst the Democrats ~ carry
a sehixzn are shsarily anfrus. srd. On fhs
cansFsrv BE TANKS ghsrs Hiii - "a n
creased Rsp15licsa majority there
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28
AN URGENT CABLEGRAM.
A Belief That a Demand For Vests Recall
Has Been Made

WAsHISsroR, Oct. 27.-The Star this even
ing has the following "A very urgent
cablegrsm has been cent through Minister
Phelps, making peremptory demand upon
the British foreign Office. The Star reporter
could not learn with absolute certainty
whether the demand was for Lord
Ssckville's recall, or for his reprimand
and an apology. That the demand was
for his recall is. however believed to be the
fact. Whatever action the Administration
has taken, or may take. in the matter, il is
safe TO say will be influenced by the belief
on their part that Lord Sackville was
sctusted by sinister motives"
At the residence OF the British legation
IL was stated il had not succeeded getting any
further information ss TO who Aurchison
IS The Minister is still in doubt whether
there was such person.
E1-Minister Lothrop is in Washington.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28

ElxzAar. lnt. 0et E.-Pslscs ofHcsr
fosepa 8arYett this sftezzooB sact aas
INSTANTLY kuiei brother ofnerr asmef
WAiam narfou. sna sisnsi7 ra11isf
ksrsaai See.ihs9a. Bsrreu go iatss rstss
kssf aixsi a~ ssyisa1 and GsTs IA hsFef
. @s4Es e~>sex.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28

nrpTFx. Oct 27.-At t5s wickio~ assiSss
today Matthews sBd Press tie Belfast nsr-
chssts charge With conplicity in ths
frauds on the Eonifase Lafs lEsursucs -
ciety of Nsw Xork vsrs fo0nd e1i ~. sn8
each was seot.acsd % niEe rnonih's i'm
fr5s1arQert
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28

0T7swk- Ia. oet z Hess 4 Crotfv's
h wsfks ~ this e'fg ere ~ tes ls-xest in
"a Esae eeanfV. ~e-s sef afss fh% usra-
ise - = sslt ~ .ahtn ~ sa1 ksA t>sss
&A04 Inssrsaas tzsesA
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28

ClxysLssS Oct = Al meeting q
AxEorfhvs bondsassn tonight 10 va
partially ssresd 10 ofsr = rswsr3 ~ SO
es'N tcF 80 syrrsAersion ~ tne snsocra a.f1
trsssursF 50 farther lnfeiiie eencs II tbs
wesTeshcaEs cf ne fssitivs hss e~so r.
eslred
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28

Psr Crrr. o.. L.--Boa- Ernfi t8neke
81 ths rfif did ttis morning. szs6 -
vsrs He ~ss ore ~ fke forsnsoet fergnsn
efslsns ~ ft.s olts s0f fsle the oftee -
A 1elser -sssasrsi ~ The stsfs from -. %
ISL hs caves thrss esaser~a-
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28

Frv YoRK. Oct. E-Nrs. 5amss ..
Blslus r.. vss rsportsd - 30 considerably
batter tuxn sfe vss geetsrcET.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28

Nrv I0sy Ca I.-Jhs Democssis IN
thes parade todsv turned out sxscsiT 9fs
men. vhicb = lsss thsu hsH ~ msnY 90
psrnoee in ths Derngcsstic procession hsrt
ir 11s4
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28

HruE1srns. Oct IN Jsssssc Fiooa
r,~s-ed o ros6 niTht isa nizsi He oon-
dstioI . pnoExegso
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28

50 ioxx o~A ia Louk ~ ss~
Tea. !.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28

J. a cysstres .fs brotbsr of Essfts 80
saEree khs ussnagefoesst cf re Psre In@exrs
IL bssson nxxf s>nsoE.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28

Rose ooghisT hss nnsds genuine sucress
n Cbsrles ? Coghlsns Bsv pisy 81 10
ceivn $40 y driving isFgs s1d fssnlor-
ate sDoisDess n every city vislted-
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28

Ilssf sun3sT Robert ksufeii furDred
Cbieser ~ kev oT4esus. i0einf koncsT
hight or fbs iourosv. Re orsene6 n rksf
cffy On Tuesday sveuing r korlDsrs-
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28

70 40. - rht &C. fhrsugh roeks snd
s~.r a--s.ss zfoand sarres snd s.ouz ne
Ntt,e csr Thars IS ncfhee hnt little
see catle-aat 81 tiz ss year wrist-5e-
t~r-r - sas rerfs.n iesfa- ~ the eaaie
shcua ~ sresz sr trsf 'enr incisne. sh@ Tan
asss-e fsr rea.3 ssss 10 hs tredeef fsf
Asa ~ ~s isek seag fou las c&e,@ sna
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28

Ks~ sud Frisnrsf bsvs srrsnFeo viii
Ne-eeer kossn1oess fof fbs sppesrsnse ~
]. &. EmDsf a. The Fourteenth siresf
Ihesfrs Nsv York hprii 2z IL bis rev
pisv eslisd Frifz n Me- House"
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28

TIE Hsnlons IL Fe~srs sn suisssH
ComDsuy are coipe large business than
ever the season. n Eoveuber tbsy mske
a. sxfsn 7s1 touT of the Wsst. rssehiBr
Chica9o , .oer1ber ~
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28

The Sol Smith Rnsssll corupsny vas
hooked for Atlsnts "a. Friday and lsNi
evenings Tier root. takes them 70 Athens
tonight - Augusta TBssdsv and Wednss-
dsF bights. tbsn po-fhwsrd through South
Cero.iDs and Forth Carolina
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28

After the performances Of last svsni NJ -
St Louis. Edwin Booth and LsvreDcs Bsr
rett started for New York direct by spscisi
train Of Eve bsgEsge cars, two Pullman
palace sleeper . dining car. ard t~o
coaches. The trafedisns viii devote Their
two weeks In Nev York n preparations f0r
their iorfhcouiuf engagement NJ the Fifth
Avsrns Theatre. vbsrs they open Novem-
Der II for a season Of eight weeks.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28

~ Eitt tel s.
l. kneN koaI sst-s
lhnNk a. ia IN s4tsN
IssaIH AlafG 81
xl0l hcEe sosa sbs
p isSft tlst
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28

A Wild ride around the mountain on the
barrow gauge % Sunset Rock and the
PARK. and then We descend 10 the little
hamlet OF ~. Elmo. the scene OF Augusta
Evans novel. There stands the blacksmith
shop Of the book. If you are going south
you should stop a. Chattanooga a. least a
week
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28

The Boston T-ansc-ipf SAYS Of late con
cert given BY the Boston symptoms Orch
ssirsl Club. The program had inst the
proportions o. classic ard popuisf u1usic 20
furnish pleasing entertainment snd CRAFTY
sound musical taste 81 the ssrns time I"
The opening snfertaipmept II the st.
Cecsiis oourse vii be rivsn ~ tbis csls-
h-sssd club st Power Opers House Nov
subtr IL
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28

no N0SDEa r a
y r4esT q les9 ~
AaEs soris s1a4 eaF
o<aaG u tla ~ 80
81 alIas j . n 4
Es@lt&liA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-02
HEUDIhGS

The marriage of Lieutenant Charles G. French,
Goth Infantry and Miss Velvetta c. Scribner TOOK
place Yesterday at the home Of the brides sister, MIS-
William Cooney, No $50 Qulncy-st. Brooklyn. The
Rev. George Garrett of Mattituck, l.. l., who onci-
ated married the parents of the bride years ago
Only relatives and few intimate friends were pres
emit This was due 10 the orders Tor Lieutenant
French 10 make an early appearance at his posi- 50
the wedding had to take place earlier than ih'enlcu
The Young couple received many valuable presents.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs f. NJ Lup'oh'
Mr.. and Mrs Pfngston, Mrs. Mary Johnson Joseph
Cooney and BRIDE Mrs. May Burns, George !" Damn
BENJAMIN Webb Robert Scrbner. Miss Hattie frehch'
Miss Kitue COnkln, Mrs. Sibc J: Cooney MISS lichc
Webb, Mrs Sara ConElin, Mrs. Ella SANFORD anu MIS-
Louis Saumer. ,,.-. C,o,o,o,
The couple were attended by Lieutenant olonei
John French and Miss May Drew. and Naval ladet
Eugcne Ryan and Miss Lizzie Dolan The brlde wore
a White faille franchise SILK, trimmed win goa cor,
and tasscls a la militare. The bridegroom wore d
fI,ll dress uniform Of the army for the hrSt umr'
M. Young couple will start their final Destination,
Fort Assinaboinc, Montana, stopping al points Ia III,
t.lest on the way, including few days tour through
the Yellowstone Park. Lieutenant fIelcn ", ma d
graduated from West Point TINS yea. anu was "PP0'
10 Company L. goth Infantry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-02
AMERICAN ATHLETES AT THEIR BEST
coon TINE MADE EVEN on 4 SLOW IRACK-THl
wTNNFRS

The twelfth annual championship games Of the American
Athletic club took place yesterday on their grounds a.
hundred. and eli ehthst and FiIstavo The principal
contest was the lOOyards dash handicap There were
entered for this race over sixty The winners o; the
trial dashcs finished IN bunch. with H. T. Hussey OF
the : / A. c. first closely followed by c. Wood, OF the
y Y A. c. and /. OpIenhcimcf, Of the 4. A G. Hus
ev time wus 10 % seconds remarkably good time, con-
sterinp the fact that track is ana coo,cquenuy
,oy The one half mile handicap walk was rather
unntcrcsting Tho contestants - the INST heat finished
with W H. PoAlman Of the r. A. -, INST J.. D. LANCE
e.. the NJ A. c.. second and G. L. MlAel, Of tho same
cub, third
In the nnal dash Of the 30Oyarts handicap the finish
vas pIeitlly contested between VI :. Dingwal''
Of the .. 4. {. Thomas NaEack, Of the o. A. o. ana
c Deyercaux Of the II. A. C., who al finished In the
above order; time Of winner. 80 % seconds The 20
wards hurdle race taken ~ the rather fast time %
D seconds by W Schwegler. closely followed b' g. l.
Wegand and g. schwcgler who finished second ana nina
respectively. w schweger left nearly all his hurdles
down for his followers but even az surface running ihry
were unable % Oyefake him The haif mile run was
won by II. Munde. OF the 7. A. c.; time 2 minutes
lis seconds The onethiFd mile novice scratch dash
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-02

Newpeoa nga9 fS wrs, a. nsG ns,s
aged ii months aud Is dar
Funeral ssrycs At t9s res aes 81 rs pore1 10 'e'D'n
RYERS-At Andover Mass. AZ. seuts nbsr J. John
Funeral ssvices at Andovsr Tuas, september "A 50
Friends DESIRING attend fgasraI can return to Ne"'rOk
BOEN-suddeny. Thursday, August 80. with neart :,
ease Maria A.. widow OF William Born 10 the I5i year x
Relatives and friends ioyt. ent tho funeral
afternoon. september .. At o'clock
Kindly omit flowers.
DAWSON SATURDAY; september = The ,s'iience oth,
soninaw. Juison II. Calkn. ~ No'e 81. rteeppoins
Not iccc Of funeral hereafter
nooa August 81, Jane 81. widow Of 3. 'no. ioiis:er.
Funeral services will be held at the Churc Hos ,ay
Rest 5thave, above 45tAs1 Mondsy. sePterAsS - -
In,ermen, at wOodlawn.
lUcAs-In this city after lingering illness Joan LGca*
Ra,ss friend are re;assuy 9ys 70 attend
I 70 iaa, viii to AeIln,Tia Va for in''rm'ns
I-.-h.hgion and Saratoga papers please copy
p. LIIPs-s Phillips. September l. 1883, in HIS soth
n,ts res tc1cs -, 8einrdave. BrooSyn r. D.. sunday
ln as''saiI' a, West %ooi,t'cs. conn
s 81 sMry % a Pass
BE- Slyn. At y M. sn1d.g. september =
sfAKP-On Thurs lay morning. August 30 Taidie Edna
d3ugl..r Of WIN. t. AMI Aanio f. START age years aud
k.fv, ami friends eci,uir invited 10 attend tho
lnerll On iAy septeieer 5, ~ 1890 IA OIL Mad
'.rinsat at Gleobroos Coma
~N8aDs-At POrtchrster, Augu1t 81. i Z, Henreita.
lxator OF the late fhos. Swor'-. go,
7t..ave on TUESDAY. a. II Ucloc> a. m.
TOWE.-Enlorel into saturday eve 3ins septem.
Der !, Isslc lower,
Notice Of funeral hcrest -.
VAS wYCK-on FRIDAY. August 81. Benz. stephen Van
Wyck.
Notice o funeral herea.tat -
WARDwELL-A stanford. Conn., Auzast 80 a. The resi-.
fence OF hor sOu-inlaw Emory Stockwei, MIS- MARY
Wardwe, widow OF the late Rufus Mariwel, aged ~
her =. at p.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-02

The tennis OF the Staten Island Athletic
CiQb draws 10 close. The score to date is
ientcmen's singles: First round-A III. LarIin beat
:. Campbell. OG. OIL Sc Z. c. johnson beat w ).
Gagnor. 81, 60; u. J. Carroll beat +. A. Kellogg,
G-3 6-5 James Brown beat NJ. J. De 6armenfia by
leiaut; j. Raymond beat j. johnson, Go Ga L. O.
Elliott beat George H. Hcnshaw, 60, so; d. Miller
s. Rockingham, OIL Ga Carroll j. Post beat }. c.
Kelly. 90 OF. Second round-H Larkin beat James
Brown. 90. 90; D. Miller beat p. F. Johnson GO. 20,
So; j. c. Elliott beat B. J. Carroll CO, SO o. j. N
RAYMOND hoat c. j. Post, o. SO. 81 Third round
J. c. Elliott beat A. H. Larkin, CO. So
Gontlemen's doubles First round-C. Hobart and f. 2.
McMulcn beat j. Z. Paret and H. O. Phinney, 60 So
& w Smith and c. Elliott beat y. Morris and partner
by default w. Breun and ]. Brown beat F. and j.
Johnson. 6-5 6-5; L. II. Larkin and D. Campbell beat
c. J. Post and ]. Raymond. CO. 6-o. Ga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-02

uon tho fact that John c. Black the physical wreck
OF the Pension Bureau at Washington was brother OF his
out he evinced his sympathy with Cleveland Admins
a'oh by iabored effort 10 find fault with tho American
protective tariff which he declared was unconstitutional
ana revolutionary" Kisses mingled with the applause
and voice asked
How much does the Mills bin reduce the tariff T.
About two or three per cent Think hesitatngy an
swered Black " For your information said the ques
toner, will Fay that it Is 90 per cent Well" re-
sponded the Captain looking like unhappy sOhoolboy
"ho had failed in his lesson, never was good
uscs" Poor Black struck many other snags before he got
through and the pulling questions followed in such rapid
succession that he glad hunt for his hat about 10
O'Clock and so. lie he came unattended.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-02
UNITING TO WELCOME oHAUyoEY NJ DEPEw.

The Union League Club, which is to take prom
nent part in tho reception TO Chauncey VI. Depe"'
who will be home about september is, VIII hod
snec,al meeting on Wednesday night to decide upon
the action to be taken by the club In the reception
The Republican Club will also unite WIN nv '''o
- "a 49,, oror,ovcs Of the Hudson River Railroad
IN ,hc Welcome home The club holds speldl mtvt
inc To- morrow night and the matter VIII De IhoL9nsn!
Iiscussrd Tie committee OF prominent hcYaplHra is
~ Vyfc1 CorTie!us y Bliss IS chairman, VIII sct III
coainncton with the railroad people. Mr van
isen cbsrce Of the reception and will have entire
control Of IL. .a,ood tor the recention
h ,Hs employees Of the "a iway company, II II NOT
likely that any definite announcemeht VIII DC III I"c
mi he middle OF this week. Mr.. DepeW VIII DC
uni UTICA e nv his railroad stan Just as If he were NOT
me Of the leaders of his party IN THIS stalc ''u
III ,rbo ran swing lots Of Democratic votes iOf any
nn1cc no might consent 10 compete for even the
Gnited statcs Pres dency
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-02
s,r,or ,uvandotte Kelley Norfolk and Newport News

Steamer ,;uvandote Kelley Norfolk and Newport News
steamer on Dominion. Couch Richmond City Point ana
NoioiRv r,,a steyap Cancc Balfmore-B Dovnsr.
steamer Black Prince Br) Mnonrn' Baltimore
Steamer Miller Homer Bansornr snh Co
e,ss,.F h'T = I,,mS,k Elgrdge boston Dmock
Bart Cnrs,eI (Gor. Br"nings. neutrality-suspicious. A'''
20 Geo,re Washington (Ger Probst. Hamburg-Her-
BaPx Ps.naia (taD Esposto Marsees-R"uch Edge
n r1 Reilc woo,ter (Br) Coggns Cork-swan SON
BARK Laura (Ita casteiiano. Ansteria"-Johh norton
Baik Peerless. (Br. Morrison. Port Noia-1~ ~ ,..ro,
schr Hattie (Br. Stewart Hil'Doio NIB " fa'No'
scRr Mari camcr tBr Bethel Nassau MP r xon,es
r5-rho Custom House will be open Monday srpt from
TO 10 Tor The entrance ana oo@'Shco" 'o''o "'
SAILED.
Steamers Edam. for Amsterdam Eloe bremen "a , Sfe
agne Hvre caeaa LaIe Borden ,fs at ..
rau.an ports COLORADO Aspinwal Pruz utiiz Port an
rrnsG Marha Nsvana Mse'' o H"s., saSaS
nah Old Do@inon Iienoa water West Point Va
ships Fasoriis for DsStze; Constance. Rotterdam sap
arks Betty for stc,,n Mary Campbell Montreal
BTigs Reindeer Tor Martinique Me. TURKS isahh
Also sallei--via Lon. island soaDG-steaners Lucy =
Miller. Tor 5angof Eleanosa Portland Dimoc~ Boston,
Brg Moss hoss. for santa Fe
Ship pagrsve (8r Higgins from Now-York for coomco.
Iq r ~ n" Sa e sso,e from Hamburg for yswYork
Ah p! - t ia 80 & ie' on Nv & 'OD'
eS York "G Ss lat 1 ~ ion @y % fro"
WiIla Bri NshAfoY, from Now-fork for CoiasunA
July 20, The equator, Ion - ".
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
LIrKsPoot. Aug 3Osaied. steamer Italy OBI. Pearcc.
for New York 49, =,
pyl MOUTH Sept ARRIVED steamer Wieand (Ger) AL
hers from NewYOrk her 20 Hamburg land proceed
edl -, $3.50,
urLI Aug 3i-saiied steamer Colorado Obj Jenkins
fcr Sew-lOrk.
f0.u Nsw. y 0rk her n HamOurz
sapt lPassed steamer IIelvctia (Br, Coch'ahe. from
New. York on her 10 LONDON r.,
acIfLY sept Passed. steamer la champagne NrFh
3 er. from Sew-YnTk her u Havre.
fOPyNHAGKN. Ane 2D-sailcd steamer HeNla DAM Lhom
sci. for Sew.YOrk. -.
RANBuGG. sept l-Arryed steamer Bohemia (Gerl hoph'
NeHYork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-02
sEP1EMBER BRINGS mDsUMMER HEir

September came In yesterday with enough i~lt
and humidity In the air to suggest mlGaun nar
month. Dogday weather plophcsied for sep
em5er nearly week ago, and If Yesterday WAS an
earnest Of What IS In store for NewN orAcls the sum
mcr resorts may prepare Tor new lease OF lie 40
thermometer at NOON reached - c.rccs lIudnuts
and 80 degrees he signal Service Bureau Tho
percentage Of humidity was great that any one
who guc,sed at hc maximum heat without consulting
these registers likely 10 put 10 ~ over 30 degrees
In the shG lie. For to-day The Government wealth?
prophet-whO, by the way, has hit the mark much
Ottcner this year than he did last year-pr0mses for
Eastern New York and Jersey, rain followed b. fir,
cooler weather, with northwcstry winds.