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New-York tribune., 1888-08-31
A GOOD LAW BADLY WORDED.

Corporation Counsel BcesInan yesterday sent 70 'n'
Mayor his OPT declaring unconstitutional inc ac' " w
Icgslature approycl by the ,vcrnor ON June y. "h'
teoures ths, a.I coal sold IN NcwY York City for delivery
10 purchasers .ha Jc weighed BY licensed we'sher'
and that every load pat Of load OF coal 30 sou ss
bs accompani,I by certificate Of weight The R'i"s
OF certificate rcpresnting that the LOAD Is IN cxee' "
tho ne al w. icht is punishable under the act with nhe
aud jp,ri,onmont MIR. Beckman says that the law In
ou.s n assumes create o once. which u pro
hibea by Section g. Article " Of tho stato Cons''u
on nn1 that the Mayor H. therefore, without power I"
anforce It. lie ads 1t 10 quite possible TO frsmo
,.w en- would be entirely free FROM constitutional douD
ana which wsud more o1sstusy h end remedy sns
svtI s,ught 70 b prevept~d.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-31
orrsr,oxIr1E WELCOME FOR THE BRIDE.

Captain John Van Buskirk OF Bay 'ne mas gov nm
.,, into hot water by getting married. lilo is sixty
eo,s od the fat Of eight children all OF whom have
s,riyed At mature age. and owns property valued al
.,,o ooo His wife died several years ago, ana MS
children had idea that he would ever marry sSa'i'
but he surprised and disappon'ea them wn'' on .,
1a, .,o,ing he came home with young woman OF
twenty and introduced her his wife The couple got
warm reception they remained In the mouse uh''
the morning. ari then went to New'fof wn.n 'n'!
,.,u,nod wndnes a, night Van Bu'k KS son Edward
.o, ,ho,, a, ,h, rste armed with pitchfofk ana
ordered them on the premises. Edward was tanen be-
re tho Recorder and placed under 500 BONDS 70 Keep
the peace. and the bridal couple went nome van
Euskirk announced his intention of pfocu''ns 0''''
aud shooting hts ron II he annoyed him any more
New-York tribune., 1888-08-31
Mr. RrDGwAY REPLIES TO MIR. HEWITT.

ExAnueduct Commissioner Ridrwoy Yesterday issued
statement in which he ssd tha: ; he had not been
called to testify before the Senate Investigating Com.
mteA he wished TO define his position and defend himself
from the charges made ssainst him by Mayor Hewitt, In
his letter OF July - addressed to Governor IIiE
that h. accepts the full responsibility for his part
In the removal OF Mr. McCuioh, and the appointment OF
Mr. Sheehan IN his I;ace. no convinced that tho
former cdeavorci IN keep Comm ssioncrs ignorant OF
how tn, work actually going and he acting
secretary Of only acton of the C mmsoncrs and
Of the whole board lie also that he protested
against the OF sI1o 800 t, the New England Rail-
road which ives recommended BY Secretary McCulioh.
lie further states that, Mr. McCuloh removed for
being tnet person. for tho ONCE Of and
that before Sheehan had taken oce
suaty records to contracts were destroyed by his
predecessor lie denies hat the contrects have been
violated the SIT letting c charged by the Mayor
and says that since MI Hewitt became exClclo Com
missioner he has suhofrd similar payments which were
considered illegal his letter to the Corporation Counsel
on this subject lie that work Was paid for In
full before fu- tested and passed and
that a. he retired. August the city held
a. 5S3 277 ce Of the eontrsctors money. than
teven times the 70 secure tho city
detective work lie adds hst rublo masonry does AID
strength to the work. being q solid ana
backing 10 the srch while dry nns ooss stone wthou.
sny cement u not nearly Us strong. lie concludes BY
saying that Mayor Eews statements these subjects
grossly UNJUST II not BY Intention, In fact" adding
tAss public orneai should asauaint himself with tie
New-York tribune., 1888-08-31
cE Work AMONG IMMIGRANTS.

The Rev. r. Kelly. he successor OF i''"e ' ,,'
., c..us c.rs., has extended the good work of the
Mission of our Lady Of the Rosary In S'aes' 80 ios
successfu carried OH by the dead founder fa'"e'
Kelly has long thought the greatest evil 70 DC
come among Immigrants Is the use OF h'o"''""'' ""
=. entered into co.orera,on with the Roman Csthohc
Total Abstinence Union OF America. lie propos. ., ~
new plnn TO have immigrants sign the pledge oe'o'
ing the other side when they will be presented WIN
cafes by their parish priest and ON their ar'''' ,,
nos,,,a,,ons in INF, country will at once be received Into
mc,ners hin IN the Roman Catholic Total Abstinence o'
Of America. The Rev. Fahfr John Nolan Oh Lam -
County Anthm is charge Of the movc'he"s o VI.
other SIDE aud both he sn1 Foher Kelly srs ss"su VI
much good from their endelvors
New-York tribune., 1888-08-31
ry,cHrs rrMpLAR AT AsBrRY PARK.

Asbury Park, n j., Aug. 30 tspeciaD-Ihs was
Templar day here for the members OF the seVcra'
Communicates Of the knights Templar OF Ncw-'e"ey'
the Knights reached Asbury Park in special fralns' TUT
from all parts of the State. Right Eminent Sir isaac
C. Citizens, the Grand Commander. had charge OF fsc
dress parade. inspection and review. His stan was
composed Of Sir Knights Albert D. Winfield. Charles
sIec Leonard L. Greer. Thomas Godson. John o. Hud-
son, Joseph f. Fulper, Frederick G. Wise, Charles
Dechtel William +. Muchmorc. Warren Dobbs ana
Jsmes Mccain When tho column was formed
number Of eminent Masons wec assigned to the places
of honor as guests of the Grand Commandery OF New
Jc,sey The cvolutions OF the Knights were per-
formed in Abury-ave There were nearly 300 knights
In line and each commandcry had band several
thousand persons spectators OF the evouons OF
the knights. This evening Corson Commandery gave
= pt1on tho visiting knights at Educaona Hail
fine exhibition drill given before the dancing
6y Hugh De Payens Commandery, No. /, OK Jersey
City. The reception Of the notable events "
the present season.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-31
THE cBoCKER HEIRS FORM A TRUST.

San Francisco Aug. 30 (speciaD. doc cuments are
now being presented hero for the signatures OF the
Crocker heirs forming trust by the widow three sons
and the daughter, Mrs. Alexander. OF New-fork The
object Of ths trust Will be to keep intact the interest
of Charles Crocker In the Southern Pacific Company
In fact this trust which will be managed by Colonel
Frederick C,ockcr Will conduct the railroad interests
precisely as before the mlionaires death, and There
will be no more change than there was when Mark Hop
kins or Judge Crockcr died
A sensational story published here last evening
that Mrs Hopkins Searcs had lawyers here from New
York, investigating the management OF the southern
Pacific Company, she had become suspicious OF her
partners The weak point Of the story Is that Mrs
Searlcs has her adopted son, Timothy Hopkins, as
and one Of directors Of the company and
he Is in position guard her Interests This story
was fatty denied by General Manager Towne.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-31
GOVERNMENT rxprcArioxs-soR "a Hor

GOVERNMENT rNDfcATiOyS-PoR2 "a Ho"ks
WASHINGTON Aug 10 10 p m.-For Name Nsv'n~-E
sb,re Vermont and Eastern New.York aif. e1csps w
ror,hcrn portions Iisht s,shuy wssmes'
Lowell Friday evening In the ncsths-s poft'sns !" ''
weather. -. -
For Msssschusetts Rhode Island. Connecticut A.
NewJers,y fair siGhty warmer vasts te vaoA 80
orally southsry. .,
For Maryland. Delaware. Eastsrn Psnnsylvao's n"' ~
lowed Friday night by rain slightly warmer.
For VIRGINIA and Norh Carolina rain. precsded 10 10
eastern portions By wcaher nearly stationary
aurA
For South Carolina 0sorgis. AabsuA Western E'orias
Mississippi ousspa Arkansss Tennessee and ksnsaeKvs
rain nelrly stationary ten perxtnrA
For Eastern Florida local rains; nearly stationary ss~
perature
For Eastern Texss alr except rain the coast; nearv
stationary temperature.
For West Virginia local nearly stationary ssmperS
ture
For Western NewYofk and Western PeansyivaniA hehv
local rains preceded BY rising temperature
For Ohio. Indiana and IlnoiA rain preceded IN IL
By fair nearly stationary tenn
perature
For Michigan followed by faf eeo'
weather.
For Upper Michigan and Wisconsin. fair. proceeded u
southeastern wiscon by light local rains cooler
For Minnesota and Nebrasks. fair and cooler
For and Kansas fair preceded In the southessts
portions BY light local cooler except 10 essen
Kansas nearly stationary temperature
For Colorado. light local rains.
For Eastern Southwestern Dakota fair sad wasmse
New-York tribune., 1888-08-31
SALISBURY BEATEN IN DELAWARE.
| KILKrANY FIGHT THAT NAY GIVE THE SEN
ATonsrIIp TO THE REPUBLICANS.

ATORsfIIP TO THE REPUBLICANS.
Dover, Del, Aug 80 lSpcciaD-The Kent County
Democrats TEL In convention In the Opera House
here this .llcinoon to nominate Legislative and
ehrievaliy candidates. The iAty delegates were d.
vided int thirty -.lghi wolcot men and twenty-five
for saul,pnry saulsn'ry's carried thice Hundreds
as SATURDAY at the primaf" which according to INC
time honorcd custom Of allo wing each Hundred TO
select ITS own Representative In tho Legislature, would
have gwen senator raulsbnry three members. But
James T.. WplcUtf. who Is fighting for senator Saus-
bnrys seat iheced his delegates to take everything,
and they lid r The convention was a regular kilkc ny
fght T. m beginning To end. Leading salisbury men
lold their opponents that they could nominate. but
asked who 10 elect their nominees. II Is almost
Ger ain that the >auisbury followers will not vote
the ~ chet at the polls
The county has fo.m"ry gwen but 500 Democratic
ma lort, when the Republicans have had q ticket
I'm the field sr' tho hrpublcans never In bctter
trim to enter the fight than they arc now The
temperance plank adopted by tho Republican State
Convention will draw tho temperance Democratic
vote and leading Democrats tonight say that looks
like Republican delegation In the Legislature from
New-York tribune., 1888-08-31
fest once Nstice.
Should bs read daily ~ ~ Interested - ehansss nay

Should bs read daily ~ ~ Interested. - ehansss nay
:n sSun;,e, nssa 70. r. :Dss', .,e.S; sS
ms msfeial docuaent specially sadrss.sd being
Foreign mails for the week ending Sept l. Will close
tpromntiy In ell caseO OF this ONCE as io'iows'
sATURDAY-At ,,o ior brarA aai tho Ia Plata
Via o. Ihoma.. Ter barbados ant for Trludad aul
pomorara y. bsrp.aS. D.r steamship Al anc. +, from
mus. 10 drsctsa ..psr Alliance y; $3.50 a N.
letters Tor Frame sw.ssr.na italy spain AMI For.a.
gal mu.t be erected .psr Etruria"), at $3.50 IN. toe
X"sfis Dsnm.iE Sweden. norway. Russia aud TaSssy:
..s.M:n,V ElSs ~; Southampton @ S1g ana s,.a:s
ior Francs. swi..sri.nl Irsiy. spain aai PorsassI
70. m :ssH i.s me %s:a,rs1a. S. AM.ssei. p.r s,s.
sAip Edsm usttsrs muN be dlrec;et "pA EdAu'J.
& va a..ssr ss SSc''a % ass assft 10 PIT pss:
.lrc.,'a"n atio a ~ tor Genital America and south
: Iss' tor . pat :ta'a ua. cSs'aS o. o
EeaexG-s Trinidad. Britsh and Du,sh 1SianS ps;
Fna. rs: Maas sA %Ss 40 ant
Gnlana pr ,team,Inp s,roaa & wa Dsnorara =. m
M'sss. fi3u New Orlcans
suNDAYAt p IN. for TruxilIo. Per steamship otsrl
Mails Tor China aud japan per steamship Oceanic TITO
san Francisco close hers September ~ ~ AS0 IN.
".a n% Ssils Tor xSssr,a S.~,z..lsSs Ms"Al,.a. 81.
s:s Ss.ss,:ssi s:p;:ssss AZ \: Sso
e. Z. %s. ss,a q S % ss .sS
s:.a: per :a,e Trspio srd soa, ss sSa -,
M T.Ss: s:. :. sa 81. :s :asss; :;:.%. me W. k''
he schedule Of closing Of Trans Pacific mails arranged
on the prssumptos !: their overland rans
saa F.ncsce ths AZ Of calling q stsamsss are ds
70" one. s.vr:. rsssss H.. & stsk:Sos sksS ''''.''''.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-31
DIED.
DIED.
DURsLEY-susan c. At Salem. Mass. Wednesday. August


DIED.
u is!s c. at Salem Mass Wednesday August
a @ ns sssu. r.ss
e. S1ss t. 1 sas
~. nj. on FrtAsy. August 81 .,.
cfriss: s.sHs Gran xi Gs csaS IN w1s1 bs siIs
Philadelphia papers please copy
DkAKnAs aa.sa xes S % August 'f'n n'
Hs,sss os ana ar. i'S%S "see e." 1Gss p's
uriay moraag. SeptemUer l. at e:30 O'Clock.
90 pmUE-In .ockfori Illinois, Maria wife Of Ephraim
Gooliu, aged So years.
20 Clara ns s"ssss a and b:ss
Fcots aged 10 months and 10 days
Intermen mt private in Gresnwosd
KITCHiNu-On Thursday. August 80 Lucinda J.. wife
- the s3a yssr s o. nsr q Ter
late rt:ssno" isS West 4sths. Saturday ssDsmIsr
Inierm-s st weoalswn
son Of big ii ohm Howard R'ca'ns. sixth Corp"
%.n ,,ss, p,o;s:ssS. ss. OF creek
1nsst%sns II s"s ;StSIn a. Maaes""n ' ri sy
assx;Ss sss. :. %s:s A"s% Ism Elizabeth b.
CITY tn. sss p:. :S
in In the family OF the i.te JosaIhan ThOrna
ss a0 aasS,. Msy o ss s
" %ilar 'fsIH Trsii, Of fsS css1ry valley
BROOKLYN n. Y. on Friiay, Au.a.' 3lst st 33op NJ
Interment at convenience OF tho faniiy.
pUNNETT-At Dobbs Ferry. Wednesday morning.
August 20. sarah Whltlock. willow o. JOAN funhet%
and iangntrr the late william Whiflack. jc
will be hed At her Residences Dooos rcrys
on saturday the arrival Of the2 o'clock train from
Ncw.YOik
II is rel rested that no nower, be sent
sIIORr-At MontoIar. y. j.. August 90. VIM O. shsrts
RELATIVES aud friends invited to attend the funsr: from
hs late residence Chestnut ST. On Friday august o. ~
Train leaves Chamsersst at l:.3 m.
al depot arrival of tram.
Cortland. ~ Y, papers please copy.
sUCKAU-On Thursday. August 30 ~ snpe.en. -. -
enrIcte widow of 1. II. suckau. In tho Ssth year Of
her e..-.., , ., q
o'clock. from her late residence .., 4. ... .,. ,
Csrrases in waiting staperon Station to meet the
o'clock boat from Sew'fsrk
Please omit n3wor..
WELDON tho evening Of August 2I isss a. sno
Rverton n g. tho 18th year OF his age. hev horS"o
Hastings Wsid ID. ID. .. - r.,,.v a,.,,,.r
Funeral frop Christ Church, iuverton on f'"s''
at lll6A
Intermcnt at Moorestown. n. J.
Train leaves Marketst. ferry ~ lO;3o 49,
WOKK-On Thursday August 80 At the residence o. NJ
mother Jaue l.. WORK, OF this city John = ,Worx os
Hampshire eldest sen Of the iA1e 'ssn
C.. this city. IN t,s 4SLh year ot MS avg.
Funeral No 10 5tn ave. Oh SATURDAY morn'nss
September l, at halI.pist 20 O'Clock.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-31
coRYPHEEs AND sUPERv uMERA RES WE'D.

-Four couples. young women OF the ballet ana super
employed In Imrc Kifays spectacle OF Nero
Staten Island. married last night the stage in
fvi OF the audience Previous opening OF the
season they unacquninted The affair kept quiet
~ the last moncn. o. Its taking place intimate
friends Of brides and brdcgrooms being aware Of the
impending ceremony. The young people married st
the left OF stage while the chorus chanting and
innedsely after the performance ondcd they
On their honeymoon tours Zach bride the recipient
~ handsome present from Mr. Kirafy and her
The rced wishes Of ali the company The happy people
viii return places in the performance In about
veek The names OF the contracting parties Charles
Brooks and Annie T. Carroll Michael Halorhan and
Masefe Mitchell Philip Giendy ana Mary Ann Monaghan
,.mss Mcclellan and Mary Hoolcy. oil Of this city.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-31
m, r,ry,s RECEIPTS FOR YEAR

Controller Myerss report for the fiscal year ending Sep
s.mbe, gives numerous items Of interest 10 taxpoycrs
snons which are the following; The County Clerks
fse into the general fund amounted TO 20
,.,osh f,snebses $50 9I4 49, ferry franchises tlo 070
salss Of city Record" ei5oi ~; conscience money
go from steamboat fares and saes OF rags and bones
s2s ls2 10; from rents licenses. etc. 100000 'tect
svscpinsa s1s y4s ss forfeited ecognsances ~
~. ~ ,a nc.,s,ers ONCE siSy "a license issued
By the Mayors Nsrshs s53Oie 25; theatre licenses"
al 900 from fines imposed people guilty OF cruelty
70 animals, q. t35 ~.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-31
ycwJERSEY VETERANS MEET.

Forty6ve met at the Continental Hotel yes'cr
day IN response call for the first annual necuhR OF
the Northern NewJersey Union Of the exPrisoners OF
War Association The meeting was called to o'cer NJ
II o'clock by General Hayes who announced the death
Of Lieutenant A. b. Boyd which occurred on July z
committee was APPOINTED draft suitable resolutions OF
800, Thirteen new members elected. The fol-
lowing ofnce.s were elected General T. L. Hayes pres
dent. General j. Madison Di axe, vcepredent Lieutenant
7 A. peloubet secretary: and S. NJ Long, treasurer
After the business meeting adouneo inc "ciu
its first annual dinner.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-31
SELECTIONS FROM THE MAIL.

NEW POWERS THE PRESIDENT ASKS FOR
ofThe tribune.
Sir: Will you kindly explain to one who docs
not know, what power additional to the powers con-
fcrred the Executive by the enactment Of March.
1887 tho President 10 his message Of August %. ashs
from Congress
Ncw-Y0rk, Aug 81. 1889.
The President asks for power TO suspend by
proclamation the operation Of all Jaws and reRu-
lations permitting the transit OF merchandise
across American territory to or from Canada.
The Retaliation act authorized him to keep out
fish, ish-oil and merchandise brought to American
ports but docs not warrant the exclusion Of
mportations from other countries Which are landed
in those ports and shipped in transit to Canada.
under bond. without payment Of duty. The
President also recommends retaliatory legislation
respecting discriminating tolls against American
vessels on Canadian canals. This is not connected
with the Fisheries Question.-Ed)
New-York tribune., 1888-08-31
AGAINST An OPPRESSIVE SYSTEM
AQUEDUCT COMMISSIONERS TRYING TO STOP
PAYMENT OF WAGES IN STORE ORDERS.

AoUEDUCT COMMISSIONERS TRYING TO STOP
PAYMENT OF WAGES IN STORE ORDERS.
Assistant Distrct-Attorney OoR has boen engaged
recently In considering facts presented to him in TO
aton to the alleged payment Of wages In store orders
BY sonc Of the contractors on the Aquoduct The
Mayor received week ago some complaints fron tho
workmen and referred tho mattcr TO the AQueduct
Commissioners. Tho Commissioners made an ex-
animation, and found that Peterson Co. and Rogers,
Standby & Co. were among tho contractors against
whom complaint was made. The Commissioners found
that they could do nothing and they passed resolu-
tiou August %. asking the Dstrict-Atorneys ad-
vice aud aid In breaking up the system Mr. Goh.
who is acting District-Auorncy, wrote to President
Duane, Of tho Aqueduct Commission. yesterday, say
ing:
ain the absence Of . special agreement wages arc
payable in money only Tho wageearner may re-
fuse TO accept payment in any other form and may
enforce 1t by legal means. II, however. no accepts
payment In ythlng else than money 1t is his cleo
ton; and tho act Of the employer In 80 paying does
not under the laws of this State, constitute criminal
offence. 1t Is not within the province Of tho District
Attorney to advise you, and ! regret that without
legislative action cannot by the aid Of the criminal
Law assist IN breaking up what seems to te an op-
prcssvc. system."
New-York tribune., 1888-08-31
NO p1pHrHERIA AT SOUTH HADLEY.

70 the Editor Of The Trtou"e.
Sir: Your dispatch from Chicopee, Mass.' dated tho
27th instant conflses South Hadley with South Hadey
Falls Mt. Holyoke Seminary Is at South Hadey'
and over Eve miles from South Hadley Falls, Which
is . manufacturing village adjoining Holyoke. Ihe
diphtheria at South Hadley Falls cannot endanger
pupils at Mt. Hoyoke Seminary and College, and
your dispatch gives false impression which may 90
serious injury to the seminary. The seminary ana
college buildings arc In healthy location. and there
is no endemic disease of any sort in that vicinity
a. LYMAN WlLLISION,
Treasurer Mt Holyoke Seminary and College
Northampton, Mass, Aug 30, 1888.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-31
DECIDING THAT GRIFFIN VAS MURDERED.

The inquest as TO the cause OF Thomas Griffn's
death was concluded at South Amboy, N. j., yescr-
day and the Jury decided he had been murdered
scully will be held in custody. GriGn's brother
testified that Thomas and Scully were bad friends
and hld met In several months. the cause being
that scully ran away after promising TO testify that
Griffin was innocent Of a charge for which Le was
imprisoned for four months at Fall River Mass The
evidence showed clearly that Griffin was murderer
and dctectlyes will further investigate the case.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-31

such things b :. asls our contemporary with
vrtuous Indignation. They ought not to be,
isec to say, under . Dcmocratic Administration
shca hsident Cleveland or tho Democratic committees
clerical work that the party requires. Campaign
~ s Should not be prepared by public servants
on the President should stop Il at once.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-31

The nor-union brewers had their annual gaia osS
yesterday the parade ard picnic OF their relief society
attracting as usual large number OF
About forty companies. numbering probably 'ooo
men, marched In the parade up Avenue a 10 asn'ns
ton Park where the picnic was held Inc ai'ernoo"
and evening at the park werc spent in general amuse
uent There was dancing in the large hall iof inc
young people, Punch and Judy shows for the ch'idren
and abundant lager beer for all. There were prop
sbiy between $4,000 and 10000 people present lhe
society under whose auspices the picnic was helo was
organized six years ago, and is called the Keiiei DO
e,ety Of Brewing Employees of Newiork ana its VI
sAn,tv II isla mutual insurance association, ana
rves 81 q day to q sick member. and 500 10 ,hc
widow Of one who dies Last years picnic sa aaasa
n 600 10 the funds OF the society. and the SECRETARY
thonrht the sum would not be less this year
New-York tribune., 1888-08-31
GOOD TUNES FOR REPUBLICANS TO USE.

TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: During the recent Republican procession
noticed that all kinds of marching airs wcre played
Permit mo to suggest that hereafter at all Republican
meetings or professions nothing but American patrl-
otto airs be played such as Yankee Doodle, "Sfar
spanglcd Banner" " Hall Columbia and Marching
Through Georgia" The Republican party In this
campaign being tho representative Of all that Is
really National and protective to our American indus
tries such tunes would be suggestive and approprl-
a,e We can safely leave one patriotic tune-" Amer
icav-for tho Democrats this year, for y Is the Same
air as God Save the Queen" Respectfully yours,
Ncw-YOrk, Aug. 90, 1888. j. a.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-31
Special Notlees.
Contents OF
TIE SEMI-wEEKLY TRIBUNE
FOR TODAY.

FOR TO-DAY.
rirs. Pace-Topics OF tho Day. Miller ana Crugei;:
Second page-Eehocs VI tho Conventon-PoliticAA
Third Page Rainy Days In Parts-Drop ouaref In
~ Fourth Page-Mnor Poetry-The Corn Exchange Reci-
Eih pace-For the Family Circc-KnitilnR and Crcches
sixth page-A Womars Story-Persohal-Ihs lax ok
''V seventh Page-Mr Blaine In watervlle-Polticst
News ,.,,
Eighth Page-Editoriaa
Ninth Page-Edtorias ., ,v...,,,..n MAJ.
Eleventh Page-No Seizures This Year-Foreign News
Twelfth pag.-Agricultuia ~
Thirieenth Page-Our Chl,alry In Blue.
Fourteenth Page-Tho Fever ScouIge-Mscenaneous
News ,,,,, ,,...o., -,,.oh.u :,
Markets. ,. .,...,..,,.
Comics wrappers ready for mailing can De hsd In InS
Tribune Counting Room for cents each
TO Mothers
.Mrs wINaLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP Tor Chtldf9a
Teeihinr sotsns tho gum. iIcss inh tnmston. aay
ali nam cures wind collie and darrhoea % cents botte
New-York tribune., 1888-08-31

Kent County and Republican United States Soma
tor to succeed Ell salisbury.
The following Is the full Hcket nominated to-day :.
For state senstor-D. NJ. Rdgely: Representative
in tho Legslature-Albcrt Harrington, Samuel 49,
strong Franklin Tonple. william T. HUdsoD,i J6nn
Hcyd. John A. Beckett and Owen II. Nickersoh for
Sheriff.. w. FcnnimOre.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-31
San Francisco, Aug. 80. 1888

The now Arrangement OF the Nswyork ana New. Eng.
land Railroad placing 10 trau for Bocn 10 verv
much apprec by the travelling public - 70 shown ~
tho jeral patronage II Is receiving.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-31
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
BAR,
tnohoo
10. .
20.B

TRIBUNE ovFcG AuE 3l.-l m.-Fins weather continued
Yesterday Tho temperature rSug6d between s3e and ss
average t0lo being % hiehsr than ON Wednesday,
In and this city to-day there WIN probably %
fair and nearly stationary temperature