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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-08

OLD ENOUGH TO HAVE KNOWN BETTER.
Henry POrtman an Alsatian, about fifty years old,
,sas been missing for some times and the New-York
Iron Roofing and Corugatng Company Of No. 10
J3roadvay would Ike 70 pay 500 for his apprehen-
sion He was formerly Of the bookhcepers for the
company, and disappeared few minutes after the
head bookkeeper had called his attention 10 DIS
srrepancy OF slO in his accounts. IL was then dis
covered that there were great many such little dis
crepancies amounting in all 20 about l,5CO. lie had
ett ed the company faithfully for several years, and
his downfall Is attributed ~ his acquaintance with
vounc woman of expensive tastes, who lives IN west
Sixtesnth-st Portman lately IN Philadel-
phia but again disappeared from view"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-08
THE CORONER WAS DENIED ADMISSION.

Lawrence smith, a bartender at No. 80 sandsst''
who was arrested Tuesday evening for assaultlng
Manager Charles A. Seymour, Of the Brooklyn Theatre
was released IN $500 bail by Acting Police Justice Pet
terson yesterday the statement of the ponce lha'
Seymour not in a dangerous c0ndiuoh anu INC
charge was assault in the third degree. Later b.
Fverson. who IS attending Seymour, said that his
patlent was in a critical state, and Smith was rear
rested and held without bail Coroner Lindsay called
Ia Get scymOur's ante mOrtem statement Dut was re
fused admission TO the house. DR.. EYes0h was seen
and said if he despared of Seymours lie he would
send for the Coroner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-08
long ISLAND

SAG UARBOR.-Eally rscrs Tuesday discovered
spire of the Presbyterian Church. The flag IS coal
black and about five feet square, cmblazoned with
homes and skull IN Cardinal red I'm the centre
some OF the more supersttlous members seem TO
think that It was a bad omen and cannot see how
tbn aar was nut up there by human hands. An
offer OF $50 was made TO any one who should take It
down, IL is a dangerous task the steeple IS $50
feet above the roof Of the church and tho wind
gauge Is twenty-five feet higher still.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-08

Charles 4. Emory and Louis Beaumont, c0lored
snen, suarreled at No l07 Thompsonst. and Beau
mont caused EmoIys arrest on charge Of assault
Emory was tried before Judge Gdersleeye yesterday
when Beaumont had told his story. Emory's counsel
caled as the hrst witness for the defence Mrs Anna
Crawford, the mother Of the complaining witness.
She was asked 70 her sons real name Size
answered us William Decatur Donegan; that's
bis real maiden name" She testified as certain
kisdeeds OF her son. and said that she would not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-08
THE ATLANTA TO RETURN FOR COAL.

The report that the cruiser Atlanta had met with an
accident her machinery while undergoing her speed
trials az Newport and that she would return 20 New
York to have repairs made deled at the Navy Yard
yesterday II said that she coming 70 NewHolk
TO get more selected New River coal her supply
having exhausted The officers Of the Trial Board
all returned Newport yesterday 10 remain until the
yorktown goes there The Atlanta viii probably resume
her trials IN few days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-08
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Nonmouth Park races, 80 y. III.
stenben W. Dorsey reference case. Thompson Ackley
. ITor,nan,s Office Mills Building, IL a. IN.
nav dealers meeting Thiryfourth-st and North River
p. N. - MI. . -
Jaekson Baker boxing Match Cronhelm's Theatre. Ho-
boken, p. 49,, ,,. n,
o.
Dock Commissioners meeting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-08
HOME NEWS.
AppIvATS AT THE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS At IID III" -.
CLARENDON-Mme. Helona Modgeakh - AZ ~
AVES F-Senator Arthur T.. German OF M~ylanu' anl
Congressman Frederick Miles Of Connecticut ollSEf
General Austin Lathrop OF Corning. y. 4. anu e&,
CONGRESSMAN Carlos French OF Connecticut NJ fSitAh
UIII-Judee Henry A. Childs OF the Now YORK supreme
Court and Ex-senator J. w. Hoysradt OF HUDSON N T.
TNI0N soTARF-Fmilio de Muruaga. Spanish Ministfs
a. waebincton WINDsOR-John W. Doane, OF Chi
COCO and Uueb Mcmillan and H. b. Leiyard, OF Detroit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-08
KILLED WHILE GOING TO A FIRE.

A FIRE broke out yesterday morning at no. 1ol Kent
ST. and as engine No l. on its way 10 1t, Fireman
Charles Ntzhugh, age thrty-fve, Of No. 50 North
seventhst., was thrown from the tender. His skull
was fractured and ne received internal Injuries. Ho
was taken home, but gradually sank until his death.
Tie fire caused loss of 81 900 to Mrs Peter borns'
the owner and occupant OF the house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-08
rwo NEW BOOKS FOR ADvERr1sERs

Two new books have been issued the adver.
Using public by j. Walter Thompson. a No. 80 Park
They differ only ia the neatne,s and Of the
up and in the titles. one being Advertising In
America aud the other d" 1hompson's Battery" They
reduced fac-simile sheets Of TO leading newspapers
ald magazines Of the county, With notes showing eireua
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-08
ROCKLAND COUNTY.

NYACK.-Nyacl almost deserted village
Yesterday. All the merchants closed their sties
and took their wives and sweethefis on tho second
annual picnic of the Nyack Meichab s Protective As
ISOLATION to Rockland Lake. Thousands OF people en-
oyed the day In odfashiOned style at sylvan Grove.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-08

ton terms special features and information usually
wanted by advertisers The larger book which is neatly
bound duplicates each page In French. The mechanical
work is well done and the two volumes sufficiently
nertorious attract the attention OF advertisers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-08

believe him under oath Assistant District Attorney
Jerome abandoned the case after hearing the testi-
mony as to Beaumonts character from the lips of
his mother.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-08
xEwyoRK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY PAGES

of r. ri. Adams, In Van Houten and Mil sts yes
terday struck In consequence Of proposed reduction
OF pcs cent In their wages. The reduction effects
the wlndcrs, doublers and danters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-08
STATEN ISLAND.

CIIFTON.-Mlss Dusten, Of Alabama. who Is visit
ing the family OF George J. Greenfield was thrown
ON OF her carriage while driving yesterday Her
coIlarbone was broken and she received other severe
INJURIES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-08

NO DEFALCATION AT BROWN BROTHERS 90.
The published reports of heavy defalcation by a
chief clerk in the Office Of Brown Brothers & Co.
had no substantial foundation James NJ. Brown,
the head Of the firm, said yesterday " The state
ments published this morning ridiculous and I'M
true The clerk who IS referred to left our service
on May l. and no Is now In business on his own
account The reasons for severlng the relations
OF a private nature"
In reply further inquiries, Mr. Brown said that
there no irreguarty of any kind on the part OF
the retiring clerk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-08

NO DISPUTE BETWEEN THE TWO OFFICIALS
The report published yesterday about an alleged
dispute between Collector Erhardt and Appraiser
Cooper has truth In IT, II there Is any trouble
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-08
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY.
Sun nsss 4os Sets. 7o3 Moon sets $50 Neon, AZ. II
RICH WATER
1h-sandy Hook $50 Gov. IsIand. 500 He'll 6sts 55S
F.k-sahdy Hook 500 Gov. Island $50 Hal cate Ills
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NON RESIDENTS.

Adams Il Nyrthile 27s acres @ l: Of q
u sec got ~ : L. g. n q ! of n 81, SOC pqt
Ssr II g II (, OF n W = sec .stl3sr re
- of n = &c sec - { I3srI2p
Ansclme William 10 acres n W J. Of sec
ct Is ST T.,
Abat Acidr - acres n Blue Abat q 81.
Martinsvillc W Eournct
Babn jules y. /, of u Van Wynckle
Landry SOnnipr W Babin
Demcgnard Emile 1870 acres lots Sj56t
SRI
Derillier Eugene ~ acres n Trahan =
Matthew Guidry W TIahan
iouner iipSere ~ acres undivided /:
ole of !, soc - 10 SRI re IA frac-
hOnal Cf o Of W J, sec l3t Itsr
re W "a of = 7 SEQ T. ltsrl2ew of
sw i sec lst IL r. Is @ - acres e., Of .w
4 sec IL II rl2 n Of n " !, sect u
tbs re
Gondran Alfred 20 acres swI, ofseI,
aec st III sr q w l. Of - ,, soc IL tIIs
rsen W y of II W Il sec lItllsrSeni
of W Il 81 : !, soc l0tIisrse
Hebert Henry Zorh. T. acres n Broussard
Martin e Vcchcw Rurd
Hammitt Mary Miss 10 acres offs
"a sec 81 ~ SrHe liz acres lot or sec ~
esrse III acres : . i Il lot ) section At
l0srge
kelso q Bourgeois Iso acres frac WI,
Sec q { II srge
Lagrange Louis aS acres n Thib ,deapx
Broussard Thihodeaux W Harry
New Orleans X. Il. Co. s0acres W.. offs
W !, sect ~ 9sr1e
Owens james , acres lot = sec; 1ssr
II @ - acres lot sect Is lie jiacnes
lot sec = { IL n lilo
Prince Doreston Ito acres !. of nwI, sec
=, { II sr9c
recot Cbsrren''"r { Tsliey Thibodeap
: BfuuSsj1rl -- " lecia
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Corporation of RrcauX Bridg

Bourdicr Michel Mrs. lut Domen-
GeauX zane Vrchc ~ Washington
lot II l}rdl:" Il : DOmen,;c Washing
ton W Nassans 1910
Cadit Mrs. Amelia Pc!l,rin Arseneau
g same TCchc l3O
Lewis Mary n Thihodeau Baptist church
Anderson W Patia so
NJ blctt Mrs Anne II BrouSsard Martin
Dom2n:.o1u " Main 81. $50
otT"in 'ie:ard Martin : street Do
IN ngcaa W Main ~ 200
iiny Augustin n street Heller Berard
W Hollicr lap
On the sail day J will sell ;hp such portion
of said property such G"bfOr will point out,
and in cas-" the debtor will nos point out suffi-
cient property. will at oacc, and without fur
Their d"iIT. seli fie beast quantity or said proper
y ofrny iohtor which any bidder will buy for
the amount of taxes, Interest and costs due by
said debtor.
The -;lc Will be- without app:asement, for
cash in loyal tender money of the United States
and the property. -old >iHll ~ r,'depmable ut
any time for Tia" space Of one year, 10y paying
the, pric" gwen with twenty per cent. and cost
and penalty added,
CAB. CARDINAL.
Sheriff and ex-olicio Tax Collector.
March II. lisp Parish Of st. Martins.
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Which may be taken separately frog
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Address Registered Letters TO
New Orleans National Bank.
NEW ORLEANS, L..

REMEMBER THAT ONE DOLLAR il the
Price OF the smallest part Of fraction of ticket
issued in any drawing. Anything in our name
offered at n less price, Is either counterfeit or "a
swindle.
"REMEMBER, also that ;he payment of Prizes
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BANKS of New Orleans and the tickets are
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Be- Nice and cool beer at b. Audi
bert's.
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Druggist and Apothecary.
All drugs guaranteed to ill pharma
copGia requirements
Bulk Perfumes, Medicated and Toilet
Soaps etc, aud all sundries kept by first
class drugstore.
MAIN STREET ST. MARTINyILLE, LA.
dee 10 y
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Proclamation.

BE it known that ! the undersigned
Mayor Of the town of It. MartinsviIle b,
virtue Of the power vested Nv law do here
by issue this my proclamation ordering
that all thu qualified voters Of the Town
OF st. Martinsviile To meet mt the Court
House in said town Oh the first Monday
OF April 1889, ii being the LIST. day of said
month, then and there to elect according
to the laws of the state. ti,e Trustees for
the town Of It. MartinSvi!le for the term
of one year. In faith whereof | have
hereunto signed my name officially at
st. martinsyille parish of It. Martin this
18th. day Of Feb. A. II. 1889.
/. N.FLEAIING.
Mayor.
vzzzssrnz-<n1y-srss>zz-s
s.iblIGS
NCcdiEr n tonic. or children that want building
~. Stio;i,i take
BROWN - :i;s,G 6sY7TRS.
al is pleas; - tn take, care, A.lt:Il, lndiges-
ton. ami BiliotIsttss. Al dealers keepit.
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STATE TAX SALES.
ENJOYABLE PROPERTY.
State Of Louisiana VS.. Delinquent
Tax Debtors Parish of st Martin.

By virtue Of the authority vested in me by the
Consultation and laws of the State Of Louisiana
| will sell AZ the principal front door Of the
Court ilu;.sr in which the District Con I Of said
parish j. held within the legal hours for Judi
,ial ,;lr- beginning al eleven q clock a. m. ON
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Martial BieNVenV.

Dealer in
Dry Goods. Shoes. Hats, Fancy Goods,
and Family Groceries.
A speciality of Ladies fancy goods, such
as Flowers, Feathers, ornaments and all
kinds of trimmings for ladias hats,
LIVERY and FEED STABLE.
Main Street, st. Martinsville, La.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-04
COMMODORE W. Z. FITzHUGH.

Washington. Aug. "A telegram has been received
at the Navy Department announcing the death al l
o'clock this morning, at the Hospital In the Naval
Home Philadelphia. OF Commodore William +. FLU
hugh. Of a complication OF diseases
Commodore Flzhugh was born IN Ohio. October Is
1892 and graduated from the Naval Academy IN 1904
He served in the Atlantic and Pacific sqaadOns prior
IN the WAR and was made lieutenant commander In
1862 lie commanded the Iroqlo's of the North
Atlantic blockading squadron, was present At mo
CAPTURE of Fort Morgan I'm 1864. and "a commander
of the Ouchta received the surrender OF the Comet
crate naval forces on Red River Since the war he
has filed various stations on sea and shore, beng
promoted TO a capalncy In 1876 and to be commodore
in 1857 AT the time Of his death he was in command
on The naval station at New. London, Conn. ConnO-
Iiore Fttzhugh was bachelor.
PHILADELPHIA Aug. 3-rwO months ago Commodore
Fitzhugh came 10 the Naval Hospital from the New
London station, for the purpose OF having cancer
r,,m.sa.l~--A slight Improvement was marked after
the OueratiOn but the weakness OF his condition
asserted Itself and week ago the fact that his i'll
ness must soon prove fatal became apparent The
sick man was told Of his approaching end. but he
never muruur and he me; his fate with The fortltude
M the brave old hero that he was. IL was few
moments before o'clock this morning that The last
cban0e came Beside his bed were J. L. Fizhugh and
Miss Theresa Fzhugh the veterans brother and sister,
u,ho had come from The family home In Wilmington,
rh,o IN 1ve him the comfort OF their presence in his
Iast honrs The body will be removed on Monday 10
Wiimin gton Ohio and viii there be Inferred IN the
family burial ground.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-04
TWELFTH REGIMENT IN CAMP.
TAKING THE PLACE OF THE FORTY
SEVENTH.
MAKE UP OF THE PROVISIONAL BATTALIoN-A
TJTTT y IrNpJEA : ANTNFcS

LITTLE UNPLEASANTNESS
PecksklIl ~ Y. Aug. 3 (specaD.-A little I'M
pleasanness which has been smouldeting during the
entire week broke out last night. On Wednesday
Major Downs, Of tho list Regiment, who was in com
mand OF the provisional battalion. received a request
from Colonel Gaylor that he would appear at dress
parade his capacity major, when he really ranked
while he was IN camp as commander OF battalion.
Major Downs said at the time that If he had thought
HE request made deliberately he would have taken
as an insult but he excused it because he thought
il had been made hcedlessly by Colonel Gaylor. Tho
major excused himself that time the ground that
he did not have time 10 dress for the ceremony. Last
night be received invitation from Colonel Gaylor
10 take the dress parade as commander. He accepted
tho invitation, although it came late It. being the
custom for the commanding officer to invite the COM
mander Of the provisional battalion 10 take the dress
parade the second or third night that both organIza
tons in camp.
Major Downs, after having been asked to take the
dress parade last night sent word TO the first ser
geants that the would pass in review AFTER the
parade was dismissed. Just before the call Tor
dress parade was sounded al orderly came up to
Major Downs's tent and said:
"Colonel Gaylor presents his compliments and begs
TO state that as far tho regiment is concerned the
men will march directly TO their quarters
Major Downs was dnmbfounded for an instant, but
he said nothing and complied with Colonel Gaylor's
wishes II IS usual for the officer who takes the
dress parade to dismiss the men ia any way he
peases
One day Of clear weather at time seems TO be
all that may be expected and after the fine day yes
terlay the storm returned with renewed violence
this forenoon At noon the rain came down In SUCH
torrents that the whole camp was lake. Nearly
every tent floor in the place was ahoat Shorty
affcrward the came out, however and by me
time that the Long branch, with the members OF TIE
10Th Regiment on board, came in sight, the place
was fairly dry again The Long Branch made a
uulck Trip today and when she appeared around inc
polnt below the camp the 41th Regiment was not
ncarly ready to get out. The men had to hustle.
They managed TO put the place IN larry goou COLI
dion before they had to draw up in line to receive
the incoming soldiers.
Detective Valeley, OF Inspector Byrnes's stan'
who has been in camp every year since it was opened
caused considerable excitement to-day by arrestng
Admin Rcisig who has been assisting Howe, the New"
York photographer. on charge OF grand larceny
lie IS said TO have stolen 500 from former en-
poyer William j. Gibson, OF New-fork. inc Warran,
frr Resigs arrest was held by Detective heee, OF
Police headquarters, and he asked NaleIey W &r0''
The man.
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DIED.

% sGy P9. n S Angus. A Ss g.
Friends are invited to attend che funeral from her late
residence in stony Point, Monday ,. H. August S.
BLAIR-on Saturday, August s, William T. Blair. in his
Funeral services his late residence 22 East cd.
Relatives and friends respectfully invited without further
Interment Greenwood the convenience OF the family.
Brooklyn papers please copy.
Brown Widow Of Joseph n BSown. n her sSi year
Funeral services VIII be he'd at her late resdenec No
29l Yorkst., jersey City, on TUESDAY August O, ct
O'Clock p. m.
BURR-on Friday morning. Amelia c.. wife OF Heman
FgneTa! services At he, late residence 81 West 'chs
ESs c sfarSs ss' sSis 1853 MISS
The funeral services viii be held tho Caroline Episcopal
Church, setauket, Monday, August ). at neon
Carriages will be At Setauket station Oh arrival of 0
train from Long Island City.
DE GRAw-August 2 at South Amboy, ~ J., Arthur n.
De Graw, OF Frank E. and Theodore IL. De Grsw,
aged 10 years and 10 months
Funeral Sunday afternoon. at Christ Church
sir%Iia% Tf R: ,T1 iT1,Sd p
FRAsER-Harry Eugene. Roseland n. j. July 81, Of
Funeral services will be held the residence OF Frank
sitig S9i Putnam-aye. Brooklyn on Sunday. August T.
at . D. m.
9 A ssHdp 1 of 0 keaS
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
OSBORNE-Suiienly at East ornnge n. j. OF apopexy'
AHga1' = lso Rc held at his late residence No IS
East Orange, on Monday, August o. az
, 80 IN.
Interment private
Kindly omit flowers
PRIcE-At Yorwalk. Conn. August @ E. Benedict Price,
I'm the 18th year Of hts age - -. =.
Funeral from his late residence. Monday August o. az
> p. ~r...,L an a-r,,.i
Carriages will he IN waiting AZ South Nor"aik Oh ar''ai
OF - O'Clock train from New-York
REILLY-Suddeny at Glen Cove. L. on Fll1ay Aug ,
2 John E. only child OF he late E1wsro ana Josephine
Reilly in the 23d year OF his age, .,..s 49,.
Relatives and friends respectfully nv ited 10 mo
funeral st. Patricks Church Glen Co'e on 'i"h-
day August ), at 10 O'Clock a. m ..,..,
Requiem will be offered Tor 'he rcpose oi .ne SUI
WOOD-On the % OF August. 1889. Joseph WOOL III ,ho
18th OF his 49, -.-...... NJ
THO fnerol SERVICES win be held his late residence No
o2s WashInQ,on.st HobOken. y. j.. on Mon1ay' tho
5th dav Of Augu-t 1850. al half past Z p M ...,
JIs marital remains will be buried In the anhy Durst
plot at St. Andrews, Richmond. Staten lslaha Oh 'ns
following day.