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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-19
FRIGHTENED INTO DIVIDLNG IN EHIAIE.
SUIT BY LEGATEE TO RECOVER MONEY WHICH
HAD BEEN EXTORTED FROM HER.

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| Newburg n. Y, July IS (speciaD.-A case involv-
| ing over S25O0O0 has been begun in the Supreme
| Court Of Dutchess County. The action is the out
Of alleged fraud and durcss, as practsed by the
defendants upon lady who did discover her rights
in the matter until $4,000 of estate valued at
94OO, 900 had been given up The action IS brought
| TO recover the paid out and Judge Barnard has
issued orders Of against Of the defendants
The suit is entitled Mary l. MOwatt, plaintiff, against
Theodore c. Mowatt Augustus II. Mowatf. b. and
John NJ Mowatt, Hester c. Mcfarland. Adella Hopper
and Nicholas, her husband, and Helen b. Saunt.
These sisters brothers and bother-n-law of the
late c. Mowatt, of Matteawan Duchess County.
Miss Mowatt, the plaintiff, has retained Counsellor
John NJ Gaidner. The trouble ensued
! shortly after the death of James C.
Mowatt which occurred March %, 1888. Ills
sister, Mary A. Mowatt, appointed his sole ex
ecutrx and legatee. He had educated her and spent
much of his time with her in Mexico. where his
business manufacturer located. He also
travelled abroad much fl her company and in various
other ways gave strong evidence Of his regard for her
over the rest Of his kin He made his will in 1864
devlslng all he had to her, and June Is. 1865, the
will admitted to probate In the Surrogates Court
of putchess County.
The complaint charges that the two brothers,
Augustus H., Of Matteawan, and Theodore c., Of
Poughkeepse, with Nicholas Hopper Of Fishk Landing
conspired at various times fraudulcnty To ntmldate
and force the legaee 10 make equal division OF the
estate among all the heirs of the deceased, eight In
number. Miss Mowatt says that an instrument, drawn
up by Lawyer Cook, presented TO her, which re-
leased her claim the legatee and which divided
the estate share and share alike, and She signed the
document under the threat that disclosures would be
made that would subject her everlasting nfamy and
dis grace, as well as her deceased brother. BY this
means she alleges that $4,000 have been fraud
uently taken from he., although the
statements thus made In secret wero basey
false. Being thus frightened into saving her rep
utation and character, she says size at once
made over among the seven heirs named the sum
alluded to- There also remains property worth about
100000 In Mexico, yielding an annual income oil
about $4,000, which theI defendants have been col
lccting for the last year This supply has no" Dee
oil. OF the named, Miss Mowatt says she
first drew $4,000 in cash from tho QuaSsick Ma
tonal Bank in this city, and the rest has been mado
up Of securities convertible into cash
Judge Barnard has issued orders of arrest for the
two brothers, Augustus H. and Theodore &. MOwau,
and Nicholas Hopper, the brother n-law. The latter
Is prominent Oiicer in the Methodist Church AT
Fohkill Landing one of the defendants lives a.
Elm,fom. near Tarrytown, one out West and another
In BlOOklVn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-19
AT THE GRAVE OF HIS SON.
AN ATTEMPTED SUICIDE AT GREENWOOD
MnVohfosE AND DREAD OF INSANITY DRIVE
MAN WHO HAD BEEN INsANxt
BEFORE TO TAKE HIS LIFE

eASAsH ~ IAhE HIS LlfE-
James Coupland, age forty three, of Amftyvf1le,
H. L. attempted suicide last evening upon tho
grave OF his son in Greenwood lie shot himself
IN the mead with 32-calibre revolver infiicting
serious wound, and was taken to the Seney
hospioal where his recovery is doubted. He had
prepared letter for the press, in which he had
written Out OF charity-if there is such word
In your constitution-to my fatherless children
ana surviving wife, do not attempt to make
capital out of this last act of mine by
comment The facts are these: For many years
notnng but misfortune has been my portion, and
feeling my memory failing me very fast and with
dread OF losing my reason life has become
such burden that cast it aside. Now, / ask
you as favor TO spare the dear ones leave be-
hind and do not add to their anguish
He also had prepared letters addressed TO w. f.
Herbert, No. 697 Thirdave Brooklyn, and TO his
daughter Nellie, OF Amtyville In the letter to
Mr. Herbert were directions TO inform his wife and
family at AmltyYl lie, and ST tement that he deed
70 his lot IN the cemetery was left with Mr. Herbert
when his boy was buried. To his laughter he sent
gold locket. writing: Dear Nellie: This is the
locket promised you long ago keep it for my sake.
lie KIND TO your dear little sister and brother and
to mamma. BE a good girl and kiss them all lor
me- Your loving papa"
keeper in the cemetery heard two shots fired
ard found Mr.. Coupland lying on the grave Of
his son unconscious. The first bullet had grazcd
his forehead and the second entered his temple.
Mr. Coupland has wife and three children. His
son is "a milk-dealer at Atlantic-ave. and Court
ST., Brooklyn. The son who is buried in Green
wood was accidentally shot three years ago. and
afterward three other children died. Mr.. Coup
land was then insane for time. lie made con-
siderable money as fsh-deaer in Fulton Mar
ket before going to Amityville TO live.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-19
THE YACHT ADRIENNE IN 4 SQUALL.
AN INCIDENT OF THE EASTERN YACHT CLUB
CRUISE.

AN INCIDENT OF THE EASTERN YACHT CLUB
CRUISE.
Boston. July 1s speclaD.-The cruising fleet of ths
Eastern and seawanhaka-C Corinthian Yacht Clubs came
70 anchor last evening the Isles of Shoals and at
O'Clock this forenoon got under way again for Booth
bay. The six hours run Of the yachts from Marble
head 10 the Shoals was not devoid of incident. Tho
escape of the schooner AdrenDe from disaster was
narrow The start made from Marblehead yester-
dav afternoon The Adrienne among the schoon-
ers and once over the line all her canvas was crowded
on and every advantage was taken OF the light south
westerly breeze then prevailing. 1t was half drift
and half sail to Thatchers Island, but of tha place
the breeze rose. Captain NewcOmb OF the Fortuna.
was the first skipper shorten sail and others followed
his example Matters continued without change until
Gloucester was left asteru and then, without mo-
ment's warning, a squall swooped down Oh the fleet.
The Adrienne had more kites flying than any Of tho
other boats and upon her the squall vented its fury
Tn trce she was keeled over until the water was up
IN her matches and all was confusion aboard. Her
Gig WAS split lengthwse by the force of the water.
and the pieces drifted away with miscellaneous lot
of cushions, chairs oars, etc. The yacht nghted
herself when the sQuall had passed over, and she
was Immediately put about for Marblehead so fas
as could be learned no one on board was injured.
The Sea Fox had her mainsal and lower sails down
when the blow came, and the oenQne had her main-
sail lowered. These two yachts, with the Adrienne.
Nooya and the cutters Tie and Aga, were the only
vessels I'm the track Of tho squa The cutters par
,cularly the Alice stood up like churches and escaped
even 2 ducking The sloop Gorilla was the first boat
10 arrive at the anchorage In the roads between Apple
dore ard Star Islands She was closely followed by
the PapOose, Alice, TrOubadOur and Fortuna IN tne
order named. The Gitana and sea Fox are among
the schOOners with the fleet, but they are pure ann
simple cruisers for the time and not racing for tho
Thayer purse and the Manhattan Cup.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-19
MR. SULLIVAN AND TIE CRONIN CASE
STILL UNDER BAIL-READY TO SHOW THAI HE
USED NO CLANNAGAEL MONEY
IN SPECULATION.

IN SPECULATION.
Chicago, July IS SpeciaD.-The relation OF Alex
ander Sullivan to The present status of tho SrOnin
case Is somewhat unusual lie is virtually a prisoner
by reason of the finding Of the cOroners jury being
under 10000 bail 10 await the Grand Jurys acton )
but although accused Of and held for the crime, nc
cannot be tried till the Grand Jury have indicted
him. The Grand Jury, which meets next Monday
will probably also refuse to ndict him, because no
evidence besides that presented before the coronerS
Jury has been discovered against him. On thiS
evidence Judge Tdey says it is impossible that
petit Jury could convict him. sullivan Is reported
As having said to friend long since that he would
be able to explain away every fact that seemed to
condemn him.
"The gist Of all the charges against me" ne Is
renorted 10 have said, /" is the loss Of CannaGael
money In speculation. When the time comes VIII
show beyond the possibility of cavl that this money
was the property OF private individuals and that
speculated with 1t at their command and uhder ,heh
Instructions | will show my authority from uenl
I'm such shape that 1t cannot be disputed: WI, VIII
voicb for every action OF mine by men OF 50 nls,
rcnaton that their word cannot pc queslIoucu @ atu
the neoDle who now attack me VIII wOn'fr no" any
ono could have accused me. refused 10 account
ccr.In neope for the fact that l had acteu as the
occnt III others IN speculation, because thOse VINO
v,ssdn Lc demand had right TO the infQrnlaI,ol.
,rbey bad no interest In the money IhlS VIII De
abIe 10 prove beyond question:"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-19
KILLED By TIE BuRsrIyG OF A BOILER.

Chicago July 15.ZIhc boiler In the planning mill OF
the Il. " Stone Lumber Company, III BOyDea
exploded at 10 O'Clock this morning. The hiii
was blown TO atoms, scarcely a board or sign OF me
machinery being left The following were Killed :
Jefferson King, engineer A. Dollar, Iaborer' fleu
BcGel, tcamsier. Four other employees had nAfio"
escapes At half past o'clock The body OF King was
recovered from the rains. frghthliy mangied' DOL
lar was outside the building and was In search vi
work. He also badly mangied ana p"rnou
ReieeI ,r,s a ,camstrr for another firm His head
was crushed by a piece OF the bOifr The names
which followed The explosion were soon eXuDeulshcu
The loss Is abOut 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-19
NEW ATLANTIC NAIL SERVICE.

Ottawa ont July IS-The contract for the now
Atlantic mail service undertaken by MeSSrs Anderson,
of London, was signed on Tuesday. The contract
calls for feet steamers Of twenty knots capable OF
doing the journey between the terminal points,
Quebec and Plymouth, IN six days, and of tonnage
of 900 TONS Halifax 10 be the terminal In winter
and Quebec IN summer. 1t is reported that tho
Messrs Anderson also TO undertake service Do
tween Vancouver and China and Japan.
W. r. Anderson left Montreal for New-York THIS
afternoon He expects 10 be ready to begin opera
tiOns In two years, but will perform partially tho
weekly service In eighteen months. Tho firm Will
begin at once 10 build four steamers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-19
THE MASSACHUSETTS RIFLEMEN.

London, July 15.-Mr. Lincoln, the United States
Minister visited the camp of the Massachusetts, rlls-
men at Wimbledon today and was heartily received.
The American team afterwarl visited the Crystal
Palace They 90 to Paris on Saturday, and Will sail
from Liverpool for home on July 81
The match for the ElchO Challenge Shield was
shot at Wimbledon to-day, and was won by the
Irish team. which made a Of 1859. The Eng
lish team scored 1,6S4 and the Scotch team ,626.
In the stewart contest at Wimbledon, in which
each marksman fred shots at the 2OO-yad
range, Corporal W. d. HuddlesOn, Of the Massachu
sctts team The prize with score OF "a out Of
possible 35 points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-19
DRowx1yG nERsELF AYp TWO cHGLDREN

DROWNING HERSELF AND TWO CHILDREN
Youngstown Ohio, July Is (special).-Mrs. william
Gilchrls age thirty, and her TWO daughters. Viole'
age seven and Ivy four, living here, were fouhu
this morning dead IN a small stream five miles from
Youngstown. Mr.. Gilchrist stated that his wife anu
children left here Wednesday 10 visit ssbr a.
Sharon, Penn, and he had heard nothing from them
until informed that their bodies had been found Tue
family had $3.50 saved, and this IS missing. the
theory Of the beraved husband IS that his wlfc carrier
the money, lost IL the train, and becoming uos
pOndent, decided drown the children and end hoI
life. The couple had been married fifteen years.
daughter twelve years old being LEFT u Ails.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-19
WILL THE GLASS-BLOWERS STRIKEf
MANUFACTURERS AGREE TO REDUCE WAGES 10
PER CENT on SEPTEMBER 1-THEY ARE


PREPARED TO FIGHT.
1t IS about four years since there has been
general strike Of gasswOrkers. There is every reason
to believe, however, that the first day of septem-
Der there will begin in the East a strike of glass
blowers that Will affect 10000 That 1t will ie
a bitter struggle between employers and employees
there can be no doubt for the manufacturers have
determined to conduct their business I'm their own
way and have agreed to reduce the wages Of glass
blowers 10 per cent, beginning September l.
Last week those employees whose organization IS
District Assembly No l49, knights Of Labor, held
meeting at Atlantic City. They determined to insist
upon the present scale Of wages, by which they are
enabled to earn from IS $40 day. and also to de
mand change in the apprenticeship system. At
present two apprentices employed at each fur
mace The glassblowcrs want only one boy TO every
five furnaces.
Yesterday the Eastern Association Of Glass Manu-
facturers held their semiannual convention at the
Windsor Hotel. William BroOkfeld, of the Bush
wick Glass Works, presided. Scarcely had the meet
ing been called to orier than resolution was Of
fered in regard TO the labor question long dis
cussion followed Every member present declared
himself I'm favor Of continuing the present system In
regard TO apprentices. 1t resolved to continue
the system now in force and TO make reduction in
glassblowers' wages of 10 per cent The result of
The discussion was that an agreement was drawn up
and signed by every member of the association not
10 kindle fire under any furnace until the glass
blowers had accepted the terms offered by the manu-
facturers They think that there will be big strike
and arc prepared 10 fight IT, The wages committee,
consisting of Wilson Moore, John 7. whitney and
Walter SWlndel VIII report 10 the association OH
John Codey. of Philadelphia former gassblower,
who Is said TO be AT the head of the organization,
is looked upon the prime mover In the action taken
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-19
poR 4 PIPE LINE INTO CHICAGO.

Chicago July Is (Spccial.-Ever since the compie
ton of the standard oil pipe line from Lima oh'o'
10 South Chicago that company has been trying 10
obtain permission to lay pipes for fuel OIL 10 POM
near the business ceRto Of Chicago, TIC hrst ora"
nance granting permission passed by the 'onnc" was
vetoed by the Mayor 4 ordinance has now ooon
ure pared changed 10 meet the Mayors ObJ ctloas AZ
viii probably be Introduced the next Council meet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-19
4 yEGRo SAILOR sr4Bs HIS CAPTAIN.

Camden, n. j., July ls.-Captlin william y biaAo'
Of Falmount, Md, owner and captain oi the S'u''"0,
John H. Ford, was attacked this afternoon by ssmuei
Fisher n colored seaman age nineteen. who In
aiced three terrible knife wounds ia his vciims ieit
side Fisher, who was about to leave the service Vi
Captain Blake, became involved In quarroi WIN '"o
latter ard used abusive language The capaih Mcne' @
Fisher, who realiated with his ciasp-hhiie. Inc
ore tbe nbvsicians sav he will probably die during
. nignI Fisher, who was Immediately arrested h~'iS
.frtll saELi - l.ll,-~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-19
PARLIAMENTARY ELECTION.

London July 1S-The election in The West Division
Of Carmarthenshre 10 ill the vacancy in the House
of Commons caused by the death Of Walter Powell,
Home Ruler, resulted IN the return of Mr. Morgan.
Gadstonian, who received 1852 votes against 1888
cast for his opponent, Mr. Drummond, Conservative.
At the last election Mr. Powell received 4,171 votes
and Sir J. c. Lawrence, the Liberal Unon!st candi-
date GIG.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-19
wrrrvc IN COMPLY WITH THE LAW.

Albany, July 1s.-Mayor 5 De Forest, Of schenec-
,adv apneared before the State Civil Service Commits
,on to-day and said he would comply with the CivI
service laws by adopting civil Service regulations for
his CITY, Mayor John Nils. OF watertown. who failed
TO attend the last meeting and had been subpoenaed
10 attend this one, also expressed his Willingness 10
enmQly with tho laXA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-19
REMEMBER HICKS AND GORDON"
NADE1,JUN1's DEFIANT REPLY TO GRENrELLs

NAD-ELJUMI's DEFIANT REPLY TO GRENFELL
DEMAND FOR HIS SURRENDER.
London July 1s-In the House Of Commons
this afternoon the Right Hon. Il. Stanhope, Sec
retary of State for War, read the reply of Nad-el-
Jumi. the deryish leader of Egypt, in response to
the demand made by General Grenfell for his sur
render. Nad-el-Jumi says in his reply:
"Your force is nothing 10 me- l have been
sent to CONQUER the world. | cannot stop now.
call upon Won 10 surrender L will protect you.
Remember Hicks and Gordon
In his dispatches to the War Office, accompany
ING Nad-elJuni's reply General Grenfen states
that the dervish leaders fighting men are wei
fed and in good condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-19
MASSACHUSETTS

14SSA CHUSETTS LOAN TAKEN IN NBW4YORR
Boston, July Estate Treasurer Mardn this after.
noon opened proposals for so,5oo,ooo State House
Construction Loan, and accepted three bids Of the
Bank for Savings of NewYork each for $500 600 at
lO5.37, l0577 and l0617. These premiums will
make the OF interest equivalent b. 265 per cent
20 IL and 2.0O instead OF per cent The treasurer
mas not yet awarded the remaining 81 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-19
ooyu.vDrB BABRIyGroy's TEAL.

Annapolis Md. July 1s.-The court-martiai, captain
oscar f. stanton president, trying Commander r. r.
Harrington charge Of negligence In allowing inc
Constellation ground continued It's work W-uay'
Lieutenant Commander Swenbune was The hrst VII
ness. Lieutenant j. NJ. Orchard, watch ohlcer juno
49, on board the Constellation, testified next Com
mander IarringtO then took the stand The tesuEony
al bore layOrablg for Lie accused oDicer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-19
TILE MANITOBA WHEAT CROP A FAILURE.

Chicago, July 1S.-A dispatch from Toronto Ont,
says; The Manitoba and Canadian Northwest wheat
crop Is a failure beyond doubt. Lately some en-
cOaging dispatches received, but later authentic
reports confirm the statement made few days ago
of the crop being failure Prominent members of
the Toronto Board of Trade have received information
that the total Yield will be less than half Of last years
CROP and disaster is so widespread and serious that
there are thousands of that will not be cut at
all Beyond all reasonable doubt tho damage Is tho
direct result Of drouth"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-19
SIX RAFTsMEN DROWNED.

Ottawa, Ont. July 1s-Joseph Boivin, who ar
rived in this city yesterday raft of square tim
Der from Upper Ottawa. reports that six men were
drowned the way here There were three dif
ieent accidents The first occurred at Rochc's
the captain and four losing their lives through
the breaking up Of the crib on which they while
passing through the rapids at Des jOachims. second
accident occurred, where another man lost his life
through the parting of crib. Calumet was the
scene of the last fatality. where a drowned
off the crib while running the rapids.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-19
THE CREW OF wArrR1oGGrp SHIP BrsorrD

The bark Belt, of Windsor, Nova Scotia. CAPTAIN
Munro arrived here yesterday from London with the
rev Of the bark Cupido, which had been abandoned
In waterlogsed coalition on June 25 in IatinIde
d 2s, longitude 36 40 The crow of the Cupido num-
bers twelve people She sailed from Berwick Head
Scotland, In ballast for Weymouth Nova scotia, on
April l6. She Of 307 tons and old
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-19
NEWS FROM THE FRENCH CAPITAL.

Paris, July 1s-M Emile Olivier the ell-known
French statesman, has published letter In which he
denounces the Indictment of General BOuaDger as a
base attempt dishOnOr valiant soldier who served
his country devOtedly for thirty years. The people Of
France, VI. Olivier declares, will frus rate the
manoeuvres Of General BOulanger's enemies
1t was announced to-day that official dinner Will
be given by President Carnot at the Elysee Palace on
July % TO the King of Greece. This announcement
has caused sensation in political circles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-19
nr,rIyc JlcoR scHAEFER AT BrLLIlRDs.

Chicago, July 1s.-Frank ives last night made a
,,al ~ 3I5 while Jacob Schaefer scored 225 IN game
~ baIk limo billiards In this city. Ivess average
was Is o33. and shaefer Is 3l-33 This is the first
time that the wizard was ever beaten In a game
AZ long as 500 points by any man save George slos-
o en3 Maurice VignauX that is I'm 0urtceninch balk
line Ives made the remarkable performance OF EDS
IN nine innings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-19
DExooB.rrc p,v.yorrRryG IN 1ypIayA

DEMOCRATIC FINANCIERIEG IN INDI4NA
indianapolis JOly l6.-At last the State officers
oi Indiana hayo succeeded in negotiating the sale OF
toe s3sOOOO00 OF bonds Issued for The purpose OF
refunding tho school fund loan A telegram has been
received announcing that New-York capitalists have
kssp S0uId who were willing 70 laks he PAPER. Tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-19

FOR THE ARREST OF STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS. JR.
Chicago July 1S.-Warrants were sworn out before
Justice Prindivile this morning for the arrest of
Attorney Stephen A. Douglas, ir.. C. d. Hooker and
II. D. Davidson, a detective. They are charged
with being involved IN a questionable real estate
transaction, by Of which %, 600 was obtained
fIOm William Rance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-19
THE EXTRADITION OF BURKE.

Ottawa, Ont, July 15.-The papers In the Burke
exuadition matter have been received at the De
partment of Justice from Winnipeg lapse Of
time being provided for by law, an order for
extradition cannot issue until July 26. and in the
meantime the Minister Of Justice will have an OppOr-
tunity of considering the merits of the case
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-19
@JAcK THE RIpPFR's9 LATEST VICTIM.

London July lS.-At the inquest held on tho body
Of the woman found murdered in the Whtechapel
district yesterday morning, the fact was developed
addition 10 two large gashes there were four
teen other wounds on the body The IRE lNr number
Of the wounds, however were only Skin deep.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-19
1ycPEAs1NG THE PRINCES ALLOWANCE.

London, July 1s.-The Government has accepted
a proposal by John Morley tha' increased allow
ance TO the Prince of Wales enabling him 10 provide
marriage portions for his children, be substituted
for tie proposed special grants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-19
THE CORNERSTONE OF A LHEsAvrSG STATION:

Boston, July IS (specaD.-Mlss Floretta vinng. Of
Seaside Cottage, Stony Beach, Huh, entertained As
sstant Secretary j. A. Tichenor and Superintendcnt
John +. Melter. on Thursday they laid the oomeps
stone Of the new life saving station stony Beach
An address written by Miss Vlnng, deposited ~
meath LhA atnnA-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-19
A DUKEDoM FOR THE EARL or FIPE.

London, July 18-It is officially announced that
the Queen will confer dukedom upon the Fan Of
Fife. who is 10 marry Princess Louise OF wales