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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-03

MOTHER LARGE B4TCH TO BE HELD
TO MORROW
The Electric Light-Finance AID Grounds
and Buildibgs-The Board of Public In
terests to Elect Fire Commissioners.
Other Important Work to BE Done.

There will be number OF committee
meetings in the Council Chamber to-
morrow.
The first meeting will be that of the
COMMITTEE on ELECTRIC LIGHT.
1t will hold its session at 10 o'clock to
pass on and approve bills for the month
past and order probably the erection OF
sundry other electric lights.
THE HOARD or PUBLIC INTERESTS
will met at 4:30 o'clock for the purpose
of carving out the amendment to the
city's charter passed at the last session
of the General Assembly This amend
ment takes from the City Council and
the Committee on Fire the organization
and management Of the Fire Department
and vests il in the hands of board of
fire commissioners, who will be elected
by the Board Of Public Interest. The
Board Of Fire Commissioners is TO con
sist Of one member from each ward in
the city, making six in all. They elect
all the members of the Fine Department
and Fire and Police Telegraph service
from the chief of the one and superin-
tendent OF the other down 10 the minute
men.
The Board is at presen, constituted as
follows
From the City CouL Gil John ). Bethel
(chairman) Andrew Pizzini, Jr., sol.
Cutchins, and w. 5. Gum.
From the Board of Aldermen n. d.
Hargrove and Beverley T. Crlmp
Citizens appointed by the Chamber OF
Commerce William H. Pleasan,s, A. X
Courtney, +. H. Elicit, L. o. Noting,
and John b. Purcell
The six men selected by them will
meet Immediately upon being Informed
Of their election, and then draw lots 80
as to determine which of them shall serve
one year, two years, three years, and so
on to six years. Hereafter the terms OF
one member will expire each year, and
the City Council will elect his successor
from names recommended by the Board
Of Public Interest.
Every employe o. the fire and fire
alarm and police telegraph service 90 out
Of Office July lst The Board of Police
Commissioners will elect their successors
The Board Of Public Interest al this
meeting will keep the doors closed, and
will give the representatives OF the press
information after they have taken and
completed action.
OTHER COMMITTEES
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-03

Iced soda water favored with strictly
pure fruit juices, mineral waters, limeade,
and all the latest cooling drinks at An
iOni's uptown store.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-03

Fine gold and nickel manicure scissors
also a nice line Of ladies' cutting scissors
l.. y. RoUTT, Druggist,
Second and Main streets.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-03

For spring cleaning, nothing equalS
ROutt's Household Ammonia sold at
35c. per hall. gallon bottle.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-03
OTHER COMMITTEES.

To morrow evening al 6 o'clock the
Committees on Finance and Grounds and
Buildings will meet in joint session in the
CITY Engineers Office
The Committee on Grounds and Build
ings will meet at $50 o'clock in the same
room to approve the regular bills and
for routine work.
The Committee on Schools will meet
at q 80 o'clock in the Council Chamber.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-24
Cou,forfs of IRA vel.

The height Of SEASONS travel during the month Of
August and the Central Railroad OF Newt Getting
the demands o tourists or frequency Of sins and bosts
safety speed and comfort surpassed and
rarely equalled.
Every department. Of this p.puar line IL in perteci opera
tion. The trains completely equippet 10
America sumptuous Woodruff Drawinr BOON and Parior
Cars being both sesshorr and mountain tr ina
The feet o. Sny Hook In connection with
trains on the southern DyIson OF tbs Central r. T. oe
NewJsrsev comprises Of tho finest boats In
AL who the jersey Shore vheher 10 the Non
mou p rk of 80 othe rous resorts.
lo"k at the time o. crnra r. r. of Nss.Jersey
all daily II would learn the hours Of oats ana
trains TO the places this line where
raY or week nav NJ pleasantly passet.
manv Interesting poiIrs accessible bv the Central
r. T. OF New Jersey within q, Two OF NewYMk
that AL share the delights OF outing among the hns
O " he SEA
New-York tribune., 1888-08-24
THE WEATHER REPORT.

GOVERNMENT tvOtCArfONS-FoR 24 HorRs
WASHINGTON Aug 23 10 D m-For Maine. New Hamp-
shire Vermont and New-YorK light local rains warmer.
south westerly winds.
For Maryland, Delaware. Vr-inIa New'JerssT Eastern
Peunsvvnia, Connecticut Rhode Island aud hassacnu-
setfs. and warmer. soutnwesterlV winds
For the Uaronas fair ani slightly warmer
Fo- Georgia Alabama Mississippi and Louisiana fair pre-
by ght local the southern poruons nearly
stationary temperatnre
For FordA light local rains nearly stationary tenpsra
For Eastern Texas local rains nearly stationary tem
peratuTe
For Arkansa Tennessee. Kontucky aud West Virgins.
fair and
For Western Pennsylvania, Ohio Indiana and Illinois fair
weather followed yriGay afternoon along Lake Erie by
lght local rains warmer
For Michigan. light local rains warmer.
For Wisconsin Missouri and Kansas fair. except local
rains In south western kansas warmer
For Minne-oa Eastern South westorn Dakota fair
and warmer except 10 Tho northern portions ccoler
For Nebraska fair and warmer.
For Colorado. generally fair and warmer
New-York tribune., 1888-08-24

Chicago Aug. % Many OF the railway oncials who
attended the City conference Tuesday returned
las, evening and the general opinion seemed TO be that
the Illinois Central would the order reduce the
tariff on Afthcass freight 20 cents between Chicago
and Sioux City The Central people however, hold that
unless some new phase presented Itself the order would
90 into eject at the appointed time
Portland Ne. Aug. 23.-At meeting OF the stock
holders Of the Pornnd and Ogdensburg road yesterday
afternoon 10 was decided by twOthirds vote TO ratNy
the lease to the Maine Central according TO the terms
published
New. Bedford Mass, Aug 23-Geueral Manager
Stone Of the Chicago Burlington and Quincy road VINO
spending his vacation here said today that Western
story OF his deposition unquoli6ediy false
Philadelphia Aug. % tspeciap.-In railroad circles
today +. was reported that negotiations between the
Norfolk and Western and East Tennessee again much
talked o. and that President Kimbal upon his arrival In
London would lay the matter before Of the largest
stockholders Of the Norfolk and Western Company
The Lehgh Valley Is having a survey made for a now
line from New. Boston Tamaqua an1 the Pennsy vanIa
completing extension FOR its coal fields Broad
Mountain 70 Trackvile.
AZ the Lehgh Valley Railroad Office It was stated
that the right OF way the proposed Allentown Terminal
Railroad has been secured and union station will be
built In the centre OF be used by the Lehigh
and susquehanns and East Pennsylvania roads
President Corbin's letter Mr. Hammett the pre-
vaing topic In ralroad circles to-day and surprise
was expressed at the bold stand which the Reading has
taken. The Pennsylvania Railroad officials declined %
discuss the subject and the officials OF other roads
equally rotlccnt There belief in some quarters
h1 Nj Corbn did not mean what he said aud that hi
object In expressing himself plainly the subject %
tricks TO feel his way. prominent official
of tho Reading Railroad however, asserted that Nj
New-York tribune., 1888-08-24
foss once notice
! daily - al interested . chances map

ghoud b. read daily - AZ interested - chances nsy
occur a any time. a.
dressed Dispatch particular steamer exceus
tes 70 send duplicates ef banking ana ccn-
nsrcai dSsuasss doc ssa,, esIs nS saas'a 0'ns
Foreign mails for the week ending August IS VIII close
,,-onnptiy In all cases. q. this Office - lollowss
FRIDAY-At 10 n. for 'oro Rico, stssnship Came
VA havana letter, oe other Mexican ssatss must %
directed per sxleo >.
sATCkpAN !5O N. for Great Britain. fresnl Bel.
gnn anh Meth rlnds per steamship AursnlA. via
,vrway. kassls aud rurkey musi be directed
per AuraEa y al s.3j - 10. for GERMANY. AnsIrta.
De marx : Seiea. Norway. Russia sni Turkey. yss
ate. 'sne fnii~ VA sroS:a ;.sssrs tor o.hsr Eurs
Italy. spain ant Portugal. per sssA@snip IL ChAn-
direct p,r nship Devouia wa Gisss,~ U,Xses
must bo lgsstsI "psr DcvJuta" - a. ADJ IN. tor
tas Nctisrl1at. va Roientan. ose sts, a,al, Lcsr.
cam Netters ana be dr-ctot per Le-r,i. ~ ~ u
a. ~. toe Venezuela ,ni cara%s per steamship CaracAs
t.etsrs Tor L. OF coOnViA VIA CurAcoA must Do Al
rectet per CL.Acas
SUNDAN-At p ~. Tor costa Ros. Via Llnon. per
slp tO1 AL. from new Drletns
Malls for chm aud Jao'n. pcr tosmshp City Of sgd
nry tfrO s.l Francisco close here August IA %
AsO D. Mails tor society isiaIiA saIp rAilss
Mails Tor Australia Se~Zesiand HswAan. Ful aad Sa-
moss Islands per steamship AaryssA tfrom sAa FrAn
cIscop here Sept 10 at 4;JO n Tor arrival
al New York OF steamship AursuA with brtish nas
Ans'raial Mail. for Cana by rail 10 AueA ylA aad
thsao by steamer VIA Asy Nes Fla. close ~ tas enos
islI ai 2.3U u
Tue sehslas Of closaso' rraasPseao msis 10 sr1s4ss
tho j.s u aterra Stst ,vsrlSa NAN
Fr4aelsco das from he Es<t ,-rtvaf 81 u a. ~
saS Franesscoon tne day o. sAu OF sts saAsoast
Henry 6: PEA AssoS. rsss.AsssA
fess onea NsHsysrk. August IL asa
New-York tribune., 1888-08-24
BROOKLYN REPUBLICANS UNITED.
THK BEsT or FEELrNG SHOWN AT THE PRIMARIES
IN FAVOR or WARNER MILLER.

IN FAVOR or WARNER MILLER.
Tho Republicans of Brooklyn turned out in large
numbers last evening to vote at the primaries for the
delegates who will compose the conventions to meet
In the twelve Assembly Districts this
evening and the representatives Of the county
in the state ConN Nenlon next week While there were
factonal In several wards relating TO ques-
tons Of local supremacy, there the best of feeling
everywhcrc, and strife which affect the party
The sentiment which prevails is unanimous for the
naming of ex-senator arner Miller as the candidate
for Governor.
The chief contest last evening was in the Twentieth
Ward where the primary was held at No 223
De Kab-ave. large vote polled, but both
factions favored the choice OF delegates who VIII
support Warner Miller There interesting
contests also in the Twenty-th I'd and Twenty-ffth
Wards. In the Fourth Ward for the Grst time In
dozen years there no contest Many repre-
sentative Republicans viii be sent To Saratoga From
the First Ward, Congressman :. V. White, Franklin
Woodruff and James : saght II bc named Among
the others VIII be James W. blraett, II j. Dani,
j. : T. stranahan, L. l. Woodruff, W. Ii, leaycral,,
John French, 5 A Avila, John II. hemolc, jacob
Worth. James H. Tarl0r and Charles Small
called to order by the following Republicans: james
Mckeen James ". Birkeit. AlbrU J. Newton. william
J. Buttlng, George W. Jones Il. NJ Johnson,
Michael Maurer William H. Godfrey. George / PICK
ford, John T. Sutton William v Hinlard, william B.
Ryan.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-24
OBITUARY..
cROrEssnR 7. 4. HABINR

Professor 7. r. Sabine died yesterday n his homcS
No. East Twenfy-fourfh-st., In the forty-eeh ehfh
year OF his age. He was graduated from Coiumbis
College in 1861 and from the College Of Physicians
and Surgeons In 1864. He thcn went abroad and
studied for several years In France and Germany
Upon his return he was Immediately appointed
demonstrator Of anatomy of the College OF Physicians
and Surgeons. From this position he was soon pro-
noted TO fun professorship which he continued to
hold until his death
lie was ono of the attending surgeons OF 81. Lukes
Hospital and also held similar position in Bellows
Hospital untIl few years ago, whom his falling
health obliged him TO give up the work. Before re-
firing from surgical work however he had earned a
high reputation a. practising surgeon. During ths
latter part OF his life he devoted himself 70 the study
OF ana'omy. On this subject be an enthusiasts
and his lectures have become widely and favorably
known. The funeral will be at his homo tomorrow
at l p. III.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-24
WARNER MILLER TO HIS OLD COMRADES.

AN EARNEST AND FEELING ADDRESS AT THE
GRAND ARMY REUNION AT PHOENIX. NY.
Syracuse n Y. Aug % CspecaD.-W arner Miller
and David B. Hill, who apparently TO be inc rVa'
candidates for Governor crossed the paths Of each
other here az Syracuse to-day. Ex Senator miller
came from the western part OF the State, where ne
had made az address the farmers the dag before al
Keuka College and Governor Hin arrived In train
from Albany Intending to journey onward tomorrow
to the nremens convention Al Cortland, which be
viii address on the same day
Early this morning Mr. Miller went to Phoenix 70
address reunion meeting there Of the Union veterans
of tho war He accompanied by Lieutenant
Governor Jones, who said In the course OF the day
ANY advces indicate that Mr. Hill Will be nominated
for Governor, and myself for Leutenant-Governor by
a,clamationn Both MIR. Miller and Mr.. Jones are
members OF the Grand Army Of the Republic. They
were welcomed heartily at the Phoenix station and
escorted the fair grounds, where the soldiers were
encamped. Later In the day meeting was heIU'
which was addressed By both Mr.. Jones and Mr
Miller In his address Mr.. Jones argued that the
Government had not yet paid the debt IT owed to the
soldiers.
"Many old solders' Mr. Miller said. are poor. and
without the means Of earning a livelihood. Others
Ire sick and want care 1t is the glory Of the Grand
Army that It's charity extends aid TO all It's members
and that the community to take an Interest
IN these men, and 20 relieve their suffering. II 10 as
a charitable organization that the Grand Army Is es-
pecally worthy Of honor and am glad to see that
Is growing in this and other States. Acting uniiedy,
the Grand Army can secure from the Government any
nahle demand IL makes.
As years 90 by the country more and more appre-
cIates the services that the soldiers rendered The
od commanders OF the Army, with the exception Of
that grand old hero Wllism T. sherman, are all gone
and more and reverence the veterans that r.
main with US hold that the Grand Army Is Of ben
eff IN The whole country II keeps alive the memo
riss of the late war. That have happy country
TO-DAY IS due the soldiers Of the late war hope
we may never forget H." Great applause.)
New-York tribune., 1888-08-24
NOfices Of n
and dd
DIED.


BERRv-Auvust 2l at Camp Watson. rake chsnplsiu.
der a nrrf i ness, rite A. Berry: ,
J. Y. TuihL 100 Fort Greene place Brooklyn n. z. "a
rnterment on ,aturtly a, Poughksensis. NY.
YO-At P,rtlaud Ne. August 90 1888. Mary c. Whit
more wife OF J. II all Bovd.
cAtETs 5 T, n ,.sns x
Clara e. C.lttns o. Br,okivn.
Notice OF funeral heresf -r.
CURTIs~-on wAdna-du August 20. Charles Curuss. In
the : ST year OF hIs age . 60. ..
sshs' fT1daS .itarn1oa "a snrn.t a. s.Spm
IDerment the convenience OF the mily
EREARDT-I.O1isa B-nelicr Er1art wife Of John
trlarn Ner ca1aan 'ar'i'Y noruns August Is
Funeral at yew.caaaan. satir az nsrunS at 10.
Tram rom Grtnl 'eltrN psjp ats
EAGERrY-Ausu.s 81 George H.s:r,y assa So y:s...
Augrs 81 att D.
HALsFY-in Bronkvn on russd,y. Anenst 81. Mary A..
rlct Of the late William Hasey iu sae 18th year Of her
and friends inyIrsi to a.nl III. ,n,ss.IMtA.
cacc ., ,sni, law g.n., B.tog 400 shave.
HALLAM-On Ihursh ~. Auxu.t 20 Mary D.; beloved
wfeo 4 c. Haiam NJ d. and daughter Of the late
Funeral vi" be hell a, The residence s24 s.s,ers
ve Br Gsyn ss,aria a, Angp'' % Spm m. Relatives
HAMrt ToS-At STANFORD. Conn, wstne,t,y Ausnsss
yprer . sqe. from " her o s se"q .dsne. So 20 cnsu
ave. n sltnrtv. the 2jth inst at 1880 a. m.
Ki"''lg Fh!'rT dmlf n TriCsts fo%er.
Train leaves 42d u at el5.
i9A Issi Sg1s' % fi:s
Notice NJ funeral hereafter
MUNROE-On Wedn-sfav. August % william Otis
Funeral rvcs- hi. residence i04 East 45thss.
TrdtT Angn-t - ~ m.
Inter nent private. SATURDAY. 10 10.
Gercn yc cc.ty Of Meossses ,ssc an and
Of aT a,e groiner Prs.Grn %i"m Oils annro. ss
H. late residence l14 Fa.t 45thst ~. day Itrfyl e.
soclock D m. WILLIAM & SMITH. President
STEPHEN ". wRI HI. Secretary.
Nuar.e- The members Of the Mechanics and Traders
Exchange respectful requested attend the funeral ot
VIM t- aunroe. from, his late residence.
lO4 kasf 45ih This Friday n. BY nrier.
L. A'VAUGHAN. Srcy. J. X. VA VALEN. VicsPres
SABTNE-OD Thurs lay morning. August 70. Preferor
Thomas T. SABINE. son OF Dr. G. A. and the late JulA
Tunnel sabine.
p sturdy. August % from his late residence No.
East 9s'h-st.
Please 1p1srs.
SAlVFUR-In BROOKLYN, on "Wednesday. August 22.
Ez. NJ. wilov Of Lous Sauyeur
and friends OF the family re-pectfny nvitsr
the services At her late residence 3Il Grsndave
on Sltur iav, August 25, at j p. u.
Intermens private.
SCHWA Bon TUESDAY 2i az his restsnce Gustav
ShwaD, n IN 65th year OF hIs age.
Funeral from 81 James Church Fontham at l0i3 e. n.
Fr'iay. August -.
Carl Fordham station train leaving 42dst
st,tioa Harlem Il. RI AT 9:.9 a. IN.
$40 TAT Stottvile V T., We lnesfgy. August -,
William n. SiOrt the SD year oi hir ase
Funeral >aint barnahas Chapel Sottve " u,
SATURDAY.. August 70, At 25ciOc< D. u.
TAYLOR-At rs'es Park. Colorado Augus. %. Louise
Iavlor xounrest daughter OF tae ate Rev. r. Z snd
Mary j. Tsi ilor
TRAsK-In BosfOn the 2ist inst Martha Resd wife ot
Cnar-s H. New YORK and daughter VI the late
William Ropes. OF Boston.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-24
coNGrEssIoYAL NOlrYATIONs.

Cincinnati. Aus 23.-Benlan.n Buaiterworth was re-
nominated By acclamailou By the Republican Conven-
ton Of the Isl Ohio DISTRICT today.
Fostoria Ohio, Au. 23.-The Republicans Of the
With District nom mated Wilson }. Vance for Congress
West Baden Ind. Aug 23.-The Republicans Of the
I'D District nominated Thomas " Braxton for Con
gress
Maysvllle, Ky, Aug 28.-The Democrats OF the
IXth District nominated Thomas II. Payner for Con
grcss
Baltimore. Aug. c3.-Lous Z. McComas was to-day
ronorn na'od 10 represent the With Republican Con-
gressonal District.
Troy ~ Y. Aug. o3.-John \. Quackenbush this
afternoon was nominated for Congress by the Republ
cans Of the XVIII Dstrict-Rensselaer aud Wash
ton counties.
Fort Monroe, Va, Aug o3.-The Republican con-
vention for the Isl District Gloucester Court
House to-day and renomnated 7. II. Bayley Brown
for Congress.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-24

nerv out Of The way on the shortest possible noees
The Bureau will not be likely. however. 10 pay any ."
tcntion TO the recent ordinance Of tho Alae1@ens
whereby aliens cannot have such stands Ipc Vor-
poration Counsel on August rendered % oV'nio.'
tha, this ordinance unconstitutional. mssmue%%
as the supreme Court Of the Cnited states as aeex
that aliens are a. much entitled as citizens 20 coH@s -
aDy lawful business In this country. Inc sMe " -
bacco and cigars and miscellaneous nefcheMIso n"~1
ever Is not authorized by the law end the sSnss W
such stands are likely 10 suffer.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-24
no WONDER THEY FAVOR FREE TRADE.

In "Thc Times Of wednesday there Appeared an
article in which stated remarkable fact that
George M Fairchnd, OF schof. Farchid & Co., com
mission merchants al so. ii Worta-st and Robert
BIeaAic. voollen manufacurcr Of Il.e Park, Mas.
were sfronrl. In favor OF the reelection o. President
Cleveland and Of the alo tiou Of bis tariff rcform'
policy In regard to Mr. Bleakie the statement was
made that be unequivocally several months
ago. for free trade The facts In the case learned
r.. Tribune reporter from Mr.. Fairchld himself.
That he IS Canadian citizen who has been doing
business In this country for several years. bu has not
made any efforts to become naiuralzed. In fact he
sa-s be he's invested -ood deal OF r. Canadian
lend and therefore r. a'ns considerable ntesst IN
that country. lie further sad " I have always be-
lieyed that the duties this counir- should be taken
OF OF raw materials and manufactured goods. 1t Is
10 new thing for ncS Mr.. Earchild also stated that
New-York tribune., 1888-08-24
NEwYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, AUGUST a. 1889

asked why he did not Dig well close 10 the house ne
days and he could 60 to the
sprins and back In minutes IT, however, tax should
be buckets Of water he would
Be forced dig we'll and himself AL unnecessary
amount OF labor.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-24
Special Noil1es.
Contents OF
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
FOR TODAY

TIE IkIbINb
FOR TO-DAY
Frs Pase-Toplcs Of the Day-sunk st the Golden
second Paze-The Premier in Distress-Bayards Bar
gain Buried
Third Page-News from Other Lands
Fourth Page Lieutenant Dgby's Journal Amshouses
Never = Full -.
III "A Pagc-For the Family Crcle-our Young Folks
sixth Page-G0sslp ~ the Cap pta-Personai-Ihe TAX
80 IN Paee--IIarrison Leaves Home-Eeagan and Coke
Ratified.
D. ehth Pace Edfo-i1.s.
Ninth page-Fd.,oria.-. - 49,,
Tenth PAGE Mckinley IN the South-Political News
/ veuti az -Sw pt y the Cyc.One
Twelfth Page-AgricUltul al. - ~, v
Thirteenth PaEc-A SO Of 6reat brloery-Ane fsniou1
Ill Letters. Miscellaneous News
Fourteenth Psge-The Veterans IN Blue.
Fifteenth Page Markets-A AiyertisemeEts
Sixteenth c-AaVcgtisementS
Cnrls u gappes rea is FOR mailing be had IN The
rrrbune Counting Room Tor cents each.
Mothers
"Mr. wTNSLOS's DOrHlNO sfECP Tor chilhrsn
rae in," - tcl ths gun. isr ustlon, ASys
80 a'n cures wnd cole and dlsFrhoea 25 cents bottle
New-York tribune., 1888-08-24

STREET STANDS UNDER THE OFFICIAL rye
II IS understood that the Bureau o. ERcumbrances
Is preparing for extensive raids upon stands that
maintained IN violation Of law. and the of
such stands keep themselves ready to set their PROP
New-York tribune., 1888-08-24
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

IN the diagram a continuous line shows the
fluctuations yesterday observed the United States
Signal Service sta on az this city The dahes ind cate the
temperature noted a. Hudnurs phs macy els Broadway
TEIRryE oFyIcE. Aus al a m.-Fsir weather pre-
vailed reseray Tho emperatus ranged between $50
"a. the average (6ta') being 1870 lower than
Wednesday
az and this eiy to-day III win probably DO
warmer weather. with Light rain
New-York tribune., 1888-08-24
" N1RRTED

LEY-MrTCHELL-As the rssidenoe Of Mr..
william oglen Giles ths brides nncls at Kings srfir,.
u. d.. Mr.. Albert J. Blskesey and Miss Mario l. ..
Mitchell both OF Waterbury, onn.
CATLOW-HAYDEN--O the ilth inst. ct St Au~ustfnss
Chanel V. y, hy fhr Rev A Dennisfon Miss Alice
HAYDEN 10 Mr Charles allow both VI London. Engand.
CODY-TDUS EY-On the 18Th inst 81 CIn ton Corners.
X. Y. bv the Rev. o q. Wrirht Herbsrt w. q. CSiy
D. g. OF SewYork 10 Miss Alice ~ rousey. of Clfn-
ton Corners
Notices ~ marriages must be indorssd Vitk fI nSms
oJs
New-York tribune., 1888-08-24
ptpE OPENED ~ TIE NINTH WARD.

Jackson Park. IN the Ninth Ward. had lie opening
last night The park IS small triangular green
space al Thirteenth-s;. and Eighth-ave. drinking
fountain has been placed at one Of frs entrances,
trees Get out, ard seats ranged around the walk
Jackson PARK q tho first OF tire small parks which
Mayor UeWitL dlrec ed last year 10 be opened.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-24
HrprnMcAY pELEGATEs cHosEY

Mddletown, y. Y, Aug. 23.-The Republicans Of
Sullivan County met az Monticello and elected dele
gates 10 the Saratoga Convention follows: David
". Bogart, John Hammond Reuben R. Jellif and
JUhn Walter
Troy \. T., Aug. 23.-Warren County Republicans
this afternoon a. Lake George elected W. " Rock
well lanes W. Morgan, George +. Hrvant. John
Miller and Dudley GIL l'lrcaics 10 the state 'on-
venton They alc instructed for Warner Miller for
Governor.
Kingston, y Y, Aug % lspeciaD.-The following
IS the Ulster delecat to the State Convention, as
selected this afternoon First Di'rict-James c. Iinds
ley, C. NJ streeter. ". w. Ten Rroeck Rufus emedes
secoLd 5. d. CoykcnlaiL Josiah Iasbrouck, George
Landspeiry. Isaac Eeator Thlrd-Dr Abram Dsyo.
Geo -ce DcyO. Grant HDm' eek a. j. simpson. AL are
IN favor OF Warner Miller for Governor.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-24

Mr. Beake whose factory he represents had voted for
Cleveland four years ago Mr.. Beakie is Scotchman.
and therefore his hpetrads tendencies are easily a.;
counted for.