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New-York tribune., 1890-08-29
NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS.

Springfield. Ohio. Aug. 2s-Thc Xth District Demo-
cratic Convention here 10 day nominated John quincy
smith for oDngrcss.
Mitchell s. d.. Aug. 2s.-Thc Republicans re-
nominated Congressman Pickler and substituted Johh
Gamble Of Yankton. for Congressman Clifford. GoV-
ernor Melicttc was also rcnomnated by acclamatlon
Macon Mo- Aug 25-Thc Republicans Of the LIST
District nominated by acclamntOfi yesterday Frank NJ
Harrington for Congress.
CLAW Centre, Kan, Aug. 2s.-Judge PhlEps' OK
Clay County was last night, ON the seventeenth oaF
lot nominated for Congress by the Republicans OF tho
lid District, defeating J0hh a. AhueSSon' "'o P0''
incumbent.
Des Molnes. Iowa. Aug 2s.-At the Republican
Congressional Convention Of the With Iowa DISTRICT
at Charlton yesterday. Congressman J. i. fhcA was
renominaed. The Democrats of the Xth Dst1ct
nominated J. j. Russell, of Green County
gressonal Convention Of the Ist District nominated
T.. l.. Augicr for Congress nh, pou,,,.,,c,rs NJ tho
With Congre, ,ona District yesterday nominated L. L.
Iedmon 0f The Bonneville RepnbHcal -, c,n,rs.
sion.I nI.tt~t democrats Yesterday afternoon nomi'
mated John +. Hamilton OF Cedar hapids Con.
yentIon held at Temple. Bell County, ye5ierdAy hoses
O. Mills unanimously icnomatco iur LILY LS
the Washington County Democracy were adopted
praisng his public acts The Repubcans of tho
XVII Congressional today Iynomnated Joseph
G. Cannon for tenth tern Dy hs ps5Irans of the
-.
Xth District met here 10 day. Congressman W. ~
banyiilo. Va. Aug. 2s;-At Rocky Momnt today lay
| y g. Lester was renomnatcd by acclaHailoh ior
CON gr,ss bJ The Democrats OF the VIA virginia Dl,ulc
Itnlriph n c. Aug. 2s.-Thc Democratic tuhg'VS'
sionaI Convention In the IXth (Aehevlel Dstrlol o
| night nominated W. T. Crawford for Congress;
RalciglL y C., Aug. es.-Tho KepuDncan Iol't'i % ~
lion of thc IVth District this morning nominated N
wander McIver for ConFrtss Mr.. Mclver - a mcl-
| her Of the Alliance. The Rev d. T. Mcaciani, tne
Indcpondcnt Alliance Democrat announces hi,hsi' n
also as a candidate. against b. H. buhi thc po'"o
| crate nominee. ,A, -. ,bc corven.
ton ~ coored men against j. VI. BOWL l,epuDI."'''
| and A H. Williams Democrat. In the Nth Dlsulc..
G. Thomas announces himself as an lhuepe,iIIIc..o y.
Ronnblicon Alliance Industrial Union ,HiuiuaL Nv ~
agalnst Iohn S. Henderson. Democrat IN uho Nll"'
claude NJ Bernard has been rceommennso @ H Sy t
Vcuubllcan Executive Committee IN tIc ~ D'S" ~
Tor Cor gress against W. a. b. Branch Democrat NJ
'ofo Montsomc5 X Aug 2s C. 90 0aes eSgess ws9 R9w %s
| oGav renomnnted By the Democratic cohNgn,,'n& ~, & a
nIo4 springs, without opposition, for the sAth sue
| ccssivc Term -, ~, or,os Il watson OF
rbmson was TODAY nominated by the De"ioCrau,, u,,
Convention OF the X1h District 10 odcmpipe thc
| r parncs I'm Congress A resolution coIuSn,'"e WV
| il,h = Trrasnry bilI az undcmocratc was taoeh
New-York tribune., 1890-08-29
A SNAKE IN THE WATER PIPE

An incident happened IN The Tribune Building lasi
eveping which may be efectua warning against
drinking water from open faucets or from any vessel
In the DARK Mrs. Finn, one Of the women who clean
the oihees was drawing water from a faucet at sink
on the seventh floor when she was startled by The
sudden appearance Of an extremely lively snake nearly
two feet Ions. Mrs Finn wasn't looking f9r snakes
or thinking about them just then. and when this one
emerged from the faucet she dropped her mop and
pail, and fed screaming through the corridors and down
the stairs. The tanitOr finally caught her and obtained
somewhat incohercnt explanation. Selling stout
stick the janitor hurried up to the seventh oor wlero
he found the snake crawling In lively fashion over
the ulcd floor. The janitOr was not frightened and
he soon crushed the reptiles head. II was common
water snake not poisonous, but decidedly nm.
pleasant thing 10 come across In water used for drink
Ing PURPOSES Mrs. Elnn hopes for a modern
patron saint for America whose mission shall be 10
this country all that St. Patricks ~ Ireland
New-York tribune., 1890-08-29
pposprRors wEsrsIDE CLUB.

Tho new Boonncdae Republican Club held its secohu
meeting last night in Lyceum Hall No 20 WcSt Ninety
ninth-st. at which Cyrus w stevens pre'iu'u o an
-. -, ,.-nonent orcanzaton recommended that the
.r,,torv q, the club that part OF the AlAui
Assembly District. between Eghyhrst and onehunlreu
and tenth .ts and Central Park and the North h'oF
This report was adopted. set OF bylaws was prssen
u,ti,c., Club should be entered League club ana
,h following delegates elected TO the Saratoga Con-
,cn.on. General James r. o'Bernc Hland flowers AM
Robert S I,ifery. The club numbr rs at present aoou
one hundred members, among whom uese NcIo P,a~s'
~, II n Williams J. W. stephens. Charles Fisher
W = Dally s. T. Fulton, j. y. Adair. Isaac Mc"ay'
N w scriyen w. H. Cox and w L. Sanford
New-York tribune., 1890-08-29
NOTES or THE STAGE.

Miss Marion Manola Will be member OF the DuG
Opera Company when it begins its season at the
Chicago Auditorium on september ! 10; & 1t Is intended
revive most Of the Gllbert ana sullivan operas, ana
the first will probably be Iolahthe
An attempt has been made by tho management Of
international Vaudevilles to cancel one week Of
the engagement in Philadelphia, so as to allow a
longer run at the Union square Theatre, but Mr.
Zimmerman, the Pillaoeipna hahatcT, Teiuscs "
listen to the proposal.
Richard Mansfield has obtained temporarily, through
the kindness OF C. II. LudingtOn. autograph letter
of George Brummen. There is no doubt of Its
ccnuincness It once belonged to the collection Of Mr.
Cosgrove librarian Of the AstoT Library. 1t is dated
simply "Calais, Wednesday, but marginal pencil
note bv Mr.. Cosrove gives the year as 1899 1t was
i"tcnded TO have fac smile Of the letter III the
souvenir book for the Tooth night of Mr. Manshed's
Iaj9cd too late and copies of the letter will be pre-
sented on some other OCCASION
The sale Of seats for the first week of Clevelands
New Consolidated Minstrels at the Fourteenth Street
Theatre begins this morning.
The reccpts of the performance OF Shenandoah
At the Chicago Auditorium on Tuesday night reached
,oor,v O., 900 Twelve scene painters kept at
work getting temporary scenery ready for the per
formance.
This morning at O'Clock the sale Of seats begins al
uammcrstein,s Harlem opera House for the McCaull
Opora Company's engagement In The Seven Suabans."
Colonel McCaull has arranged with the Fifth Avenue
Hotel to sell tickets during the stay OF his company
M theatre. THIS VIII COnDueSsly prove d cOl-
yenlence to people living downtown.
Henry Neville arrived here yesterday on board the
Majestic lie is to appear In THE soudan," which
is soon 10 be played at the Boston Theatre under the
management Of Eugene TOmpkins. 1t will not be
seen in this city till December, when 1t will come TO
the Star Theatre. Mr.. Neville has gained large
reputation in England leading man in plays Of
various sorts.
Richard Warner, director Of the International
Theatrical and Musical Agency. OF London IS IN town
for n few DAYS His visit TO America Will be short
and Is chiefly for business purposes.
William Hanlon who hurt at the Academy Of
Music on saturday night, has received cable dispatches
from half dozen European cities where he and his
brothers have performed congratulating him On his
escape from serious injury
Anton se3dI with his orchestra. will follow Strauss
n. the Madison Square Garden. Next wednesday
eveninr the programme of The Tooth concert will be
repeatSd and signor Taghapietra Will sing
Miss Beverley sitgreaves will leave Richard Mans
fields company at the end OF next week and Miss
Helen Glddon will take her place On september o
Miss Beatrice Cameron and Miss Nellie Lingard will
oin the company, replacing Miss Agnes Miller ana
Miss Johnstone- Bennett.
7 Fspinosa who has been ballet master at the
Madison Square Garden, has ceased TO occupy that
n,ace on account of some little unpleasantness with
Edmund c. stanton, aud the stage Is now ID chrsc OF
RensOn Sherwood.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-29
CLOSING SERMONS At OCEAN uROVB.
r1rg cAMp.MEETING WILL BE CONCLUDED 10
DAY.

Ocean Grove, n. j.. Aug. % Special. This is the
tenth day OF the camp-meeting, and the last Gay VI
nreachinC There were large congregations ai all the
Services. beginning with the 9 O'Clock conservation
meeting under the charge Of the Rev. H. j. Adams
The Rev. "Billyp stockton, as he is famariy called
arrieyed here to-day and Is visiting each meeting aud
giving his fervd exhortatons, adding enthusiasm and
etir-inr nm thinrs generally. This morning he
visited the conservation and the holiness meetings
The last business mems meeting was held last night
At the Young peoples meeting the Rev 1. H.
Yatman called upon the college boys and the people
who were going away to give Their testimonies
Mrs Cress sang The Palace Of the King MI
Hollowl spoke ON the necessity of giving up frivolous
amusements.
The congregation this morning at the Auditorium
numbered about 1000 The Rev. /. simmons, ol
brooklyn, led the devotional exercises. 1t was an
nounced that Miss Anna b. Warner. sister OF tie
author of The Wide, Vide World was Oh the plat
form. She wrote the familiar hymn ono More Day 5
Work for Jesus" Professor sweeney lei the con
gregaton in singing the hymn. The preacher Of the
morning was the Rev. DR.. Il. " Adams, presiding
elder Of the New York East Conference, who preached
from the words " Launch out into the deep TAKEN
from the parable Of the miraculous draught VI lshci
Miss Warner held an mpromptu reception on the plat
The last mothers meeting was conducted by Mr..
Mary Sparks Wheeler. Mrs. Josiah Leeds of German
Mrs. Clara \: Roche and others made bIcf All
dresses Mrs. Lizzie smiths last meeting crowded
among the children, many OF whom professed conver
sion This afternoon the Rev. Dr.. 5 ID. Paine. OF
Jacksonville, Fla, preached The Rev Gam small
unex pcccd pleasure to the great audience The Rev.
Dr. T. l.. POulsOn preached ts evening On the power
of Truth" The closing exercises VIII take place
New-York tribune., 1890-08-29

President Cleveland was received with trcnen-
dous applause The following ticket was NOM
mated For Secretary Of state, Claude MAI
thews; Auditor, j. c. Henderson; Treasurer
Albert Gall Attorney General A. Green smith Clerk
Of the Supreme Court. A. ~ sweeney superlntendcit
OF Public Instruction, II. ID. Worries; State Geolosist
5. S. CARLY stastlcisn W. A. Peele jr; Justice OF
tho supreme COurt.aJ. A. 6. Mitchell.
The platform contains the following
I've denounce the tariff monopolists for their efforts
to perpctuate themselves in power By measures In,
with free Institutions and contrary TO good
morals We find in tlie Force Election bill, the bill
creating rotten borough States, and the Mckinley
Tariff bill, the open manifestation OF gigantic con,
with additional burdens Of taxation for private benefits,
and to fatcn Il the country In such way that the
people cannot free themselves from the CALLING load'
New-York tribune., 1890-08-29
MOUNT HOPE CEMETERY.
osce $50 sixth. ave.. corner 23d-st.. n. Y.
6perial Notices.
PostODce Notice.
fShOtlld be read

sbould be read daily BY all interested, as changes may
LsttSs Tor eOunres need not be specially sd;
dressed dispatch by any Partcuisr steamer sxceps
mnria documents letters not specially addressed being
sent nv the fastest vessels available -
Foregn nails for the week ending August 80 VIII close
,,,ra'yntiy i'm all cases. this Ofice a. follows:
ERii oAY-As p for Porto Rico direct per g. D.
Yen"zHa,, a m. for France Switzerland,
r,Iy S,aln and Portugal per s. La Bourgogne, Wa
Havre az . a. N. for Norway drect per s. $. hetls
fnrops %S' per s. s. Umbra Queenstown eers for
France Switzerland Italy Spain and Po.tusa must a.
dd per at a Amssrda% M tGT ' s1rs must
be directed per werkcndam at $50 a. m los ns.
direct Per Ethiopia =, va 10 SaSsTW % for Santiago.
b d'Sssei p Sa%n tofs 10 fOr cartassna
XpS %S,S csi s., n.y Ell gg5e Vi.
Southampton and Bremen; AZ p M for campeeSns, pSn.
Ghapas TaOas90 sns oxssS states and Cuba must DO
directed 'ner City OF Alexandra'D. 49, ella, a..
Mails for the socc o, s,Gs %sSst peg sOp a 40 D. 'G% nm
N ioG ceas fSa Ssre Hss pF: at
er F1,Gsi,c1 Sss dla"esS eioss irsas hsrs scE6e;
Mans for Australia, New zesaGd' Haya!,an, EIn and
here "a, a. 10 ,p,S Or s Sn arrival r., 4.
a saa nv stcamer Close at this oe daily at go
steamer close az this onlee daily at $50 p m Mails
for Eu6' oCay 1 ard Thursdays close at this oce daily
f "a A. In Malls for Mexico overland unless specially
sfdrs.ed dispatch by steamer close at this ONCE daily
Nv The schedule of closing Of TransPacin mails s
arranged presumption Of their unnterruptd oyer.
lard 1 on time in ss at san Francisco on the day s
OF st tamcrs spatehd thence the same day. hes'
po.,Ouce SeSYorE. StS IN \. Y. August q: 1880
New-York tribune., 1890-08-29

Dr. Gates IS the son Of a western WORK Abol
ZIONIST ana cillOr-sch Merrill Ga.c'' OF war a"'
This by the way was the birthplace Of DR.. Gats who
* nov forty two years OF age. lie was educated al
Rochester University, and in the year OF hs grldua
ton tIe7O) he became principal # tie AlbnnJ (N y.
Academy In 1852 lie was elected president oi Rnt-
gers College New brunswick, y. J. Two years later
he was appointed a member Of thc Cni'd aics boad
of Indian COnmis7iOners re II "IH'I, nH W., on. ~,
neciay i'm Ncw-Jer,cy and New YORK states fCr MS
lectures on educatonal topics. hbo-t a mIhw I as2
an uIfimaie view 10 becoming The president oi the
college in that place ana the '' prI 0iyt 0i rT y p Of
Tcw York in IssO he received the degree o. DuCior
Of ave and I'm 1852 from Princeton that OF Doctor o.
i. iIn- -.-I.f
New-York tribune., 1890-08-29
THE PRESIDENT BACK IN WASHINGTON.

Washington Aug 2s.-The President arrived IN
Washington this afternoon at 80 o'clock and went
directly to the White House. lie was met at the
station by Private Secretary Halford and Captain
Densmore Unless there IS change In his present
plans the President will leave here Saturday morning
for Cresson, where he Will remain until October IL
this is done, executive business Will be transacted
at Cresson the same as was done at Deer Park last
summer the President returning TO the Capital when,
ever Is necessary TO attend 10 business tat caO'
lie transacted elsewhere He will be in direct t'le
graphic communication with the White House, ana
Congress will be only eight hours away by mail
New-York tribune., 1890-08-29
CLOSING DAYS AT AyoY.By-rnE.sEA.

Avonby -the-sea. Aug. 90 speclaD.-The Seaside
Assembly Bible Class IN charge Of President Alfred
4. Wright Of Boston. closed this morning with
lesson on Biblical Mystery" The Ministers Institute
and Glass In New Testament Greek also closed today
Madame Abcrti in her class IN vocal culture cXpauei
the physi0logy Of the vocal organs. Prof Cjnrad
Diehl, OF New-) DIX. gave an entertaining lecture IN
the evening on "AIt."
New-York tribune., 1890-08-29
SENATOR rARwELL Nor READY TO RETIRE.

Chicago. Aug % (spcclaD.-Senator Far~cl arrived
In the city today aud cnecua!ly senccd the reports
that he had concluded retire from the coming senate
contest Il shall be q candidate for reelection, >
aid he. al am not going out OF politics As long as
can stand on my feet. have been sick, IL Is
true have been my back for II month. but
am better now
1t hns been said that your relations to the Presi
dent were not satisfactory 10 you.'
"That Is all nonsense 10 IS utterly without founda
ton am I'm the nght stronger than ever. but !
prc surnc there Will be little I'm the way OF fight am
satisfied with myself, and II the people arc satisfied
with me that settles H.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-29
NEBRASKA PROHIBITION TICKET

Lincoln, Neb. Aug. 2s.-M the state Prohibition
Convention TO day, Dr. b. L. Paine. n Lincoln. was
nominated for Governor by acclamation; George W.
woody, q colorcd man. for Lieutenant Governor; /;
Charles Watts for secretary Of state; A. Fitch, lr,
for Auditor: II. v. Hardy for state Treasurer Judge
s. T. Wlgton for AtiOrr General, and G. OcsOn Or
Comm, ,ioncr. and Mrs. Mary H. Morgan Tor state
Superintendent Of schools.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-29
co.yJscJOvrR BEATTIES NEW PLAN.

streetCleanng Commissioner Bcattc will try new
plan for collecting ashes and garbage IN inc AN IL"
District on September l. The refuse VIII NC '""oi'
from the houses instead Of from the cnro Vi so0p
lines on and after that date. Oricis hnEo po." '"
for surcien, ,r,s and Iahorer, 10 perform the work
Including the return Of the empty rccfptNIc' W ' ~
houses. Tho territory chosen for Lhe pnd ~
included between seventeenth dnd I"cHt H0'oi' '''
and between Fifth-aye. and the East k'cr'
New-York tribune., 1890-08-29

sufficient reply 10 most OF the rumors and 10 most
OF the serious consequences. The result OF the iak
seems 10 bc that Boston and other New Englan,a
banks have been compelled to discount mersanlli9
paper which previously they had accepted as colatea
Tor call loans. The amount is small that IL bears
little relation to the loans OF Boston banks ana tiS
loss Of the entire would reducc only tno
surplus OF few institutions. The loss must naturally
accented as security By Boston banks was OF low
order. -
To make the failure matter Of importance In New.
York II would be necessary TO that the paper
was worthless. Efforts in this direction were noe
spared, but they were without effect
New-York tribune., 1890-08-29
DEATH OF DIR. CUNNING s. BEDF0RD's WIDOW.

Mrs. Jane NJ Eeiford, widow OF Dr. Cunning ,. Bed
lord Of No. G6 Fifth ave-. died yesterday at CransonS
Hotel West Pcint where she temporarily staying
Mrs Bedford belonged to a prominent family o' New
fsx and during her youth Of the best known and
not popular soeicty this city. She alwoys
occupied high social position, entertained largely sHd
possessed vide circle Of riends Her husband, DR. Bed
'sn was for many years successful physician. ohd he
New-York tribune., 1890-08-29
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ct

Observation-Disclosures ct Cranston's. West Point, on
August - Jane N. Bedford, widow OF the late d.
Cunning >. Bedford. 49,, . 49,.
Restives and friends OF the family invited TO attend
the funeral saturday August 80, at 10 80 O'CLOCK,
az St AIMS Church, liz East l2th-st
Kindly omit flowers
DIMON-On Wednesday, August 21 at his home, 81 Rem
sen.st BROOKLYN. Charles Dimon.
1nds are kudy invited attend the funeral services
M his late residence Saturday August 80, at 10 30
q.
InterInent at Southport Conn.
DONIEY- August .s 1890 Raritln. NewJersey. passed
to the higher life. Elizabeth A. Piice Donlcy, danShtJ
OF Edward \. Price and Edna NJ Price, wife OF Joseph
Donlcy IT,. - , -, ,..Aou 90 WA. ,o-ths,
Ncw-York City SATURDAY, August 80, p m
np1.py A. Rhlnoheck August 27 Maria A. Schultz
widow of Afrrd Drury in the nth year OF her age "a
Funeral from her residence Saturday August 5o
IL a.
rANsoN-At Nahant Mass. August %, Elizabeth R.
OF the late Charles LaILson
Notice OF funeral hereafter
TUoMAS-On Thursday. August ?s, 1890 at Morrstown.
/ Pauline Esther, infant daughter OF Ransom II.
and Susie Il. Thomas, aged l year and Ia days
Notice OF funeral hereafter
New-York tribune., 1890-08-29

stood In Tie ficnt rank his profession in NeSYor
Mrs. Bedford the mother o. oxJudge Ginning S. Bd-
ford. Assistant DstricAtioraey Of The County OF New
YCr& Ex.Iudge Bedford sincerely devoted to his
noher and has passed much Of his tim with her during the
tho Oriental Hotel where she had been living.
Her heath had been falling for some time, and 1t in tho
hope that the change might benent her that she recently
went 70 West Point.
Mrs. Bcdicrd's funeral viii take place at st. AIMS
Church. No. Il2 East Twenih-s o-norIow at 10 80 m
New-York tribune., 1890-08-29

THOUSANDS TO HEAR MR.. BLAINE's SPEECH'
Augusta. Ne, Aug. - (Special.-EXtensve prepar'
tons have been for the great Republican meeting
at Watervllle The speaking Will be on the
college campus. ond President a. w. Small. OF Colby
University, will preside. Thousands are coming MF'
Blaine Will make the trip here by special car from bar
Harbor II Is expected that his address WIN Dc IouS
ono as This win probably be the only time he VIII
speak I'm tho campaign. Congressman Mason Will ar
rive at WatervIlle on the ! 40 p IN eAprcss'
New-York tribune., 1890-08-29
OTHER BUSINESS TROUBLES.

In the tobacco trade yesterday there was considerable
comment over the reported embarrassment Of two we'll
known out-of town cigar manufacturing firms. 2. n.
Keyes & Co.. of Bnghamton, and sherwood Hem
mems, OF Utica. The former firm made an assign
ment, giving preferences for s54oi4. Their liabilities
to the NewYork trade reported to be from $4,000
to 800 600 Sherwood q Hemmcns are reported to
have confessed judgments for $50, ,50O mortgaged real
estate for So,000 and chatte mortgaged machinery
for
New-York tribune., 1890-08-29
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

ALBEMARLE-A. NJ. Quarter. Ncc-president OF the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company. BAR.
THOLDI-Walter Evans, OF Louisville. FIFTH AVE
NUEEx Governor Charles Foster Of Ohio Congressman
William l.. Scott OF Pennsylvania and Hoyt sherman OF
Iowa GILSEY-Senator Edward o. WolcOtt Of Colorado
and Alexander Graham Bell Of Washington. GRAND
Major-General John NJ Seh6red. L. S. Army. WINDSOR
EI ngressnsn Frank IL. HUrd. OF Ohio and Ershne W.
Phelps, OF Chicago
New-York tribune., 1890-08-29
SAFETY AND COMFORT on THE PENNSYLVANIA
KAILROAD.

The popularity of the great Pennsylvania Railroao
route TO the West is largely due to the welknoWn
equipment of that road in all the appliances gncI n
Insure the safety Of the passenger. The block
and ntcIlockngswitch system, stone 6aasted roan,
bed. and bridges, make safe highway lor tne
great procession Of trains that line its tracks daliy
hhe PENNSYLVANIA Limited Is the leader OF not only
these but all passenger trains OF the world IL leaves
New-YOrk daily for the West at 10 a. M
New-York tribune., 1890-08-29

Tourists will always find 1t desirable 10 spend rev
days I'm New-York City. 1t is the centre OF wealth.
has variety of amusements, and enjoys means OF
easy communication with many winter and summer
resorts I'm which advantages IL Is unsurpassed by any
other city. The Buckingham is deservedly popular
because IL is accessible. luxurious and homelke hav:
ing been recently enlarged 1t is now complete IN an
the appointments Of a frstclass house.-New-forR
Times.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-29
DR. GATES ACCEPTS AMHERSTS'S PRESIDENCY

Amherst. Mass, Auc. 2s (-pccalJ.-Dr. Merrill f
Gates president Of RI ers cl,erl rlphcd 10 ex-Pfcsi
dent JnIus H. scelye this afternoon, from Now
IrInswicA y. j. that he heartily accepts the prcsi
ccncy of Amherst College
New-York tribune., 1890-08-29
THREE GREAT LIMITED TRAINS.

Every day in the year the NewYork Central sends
out from Grand Central station. New YORK. tree
great limited trains to Chicago. St. Louis and Gin
cinnat This line is styled by the press OF two con-
tinents "Amcrica's Greatest Railroad
New-York tribune., 1890-08-29
A WEALTHY ST. LOUIS WOMAN TO MARRY.

st. Louis. Aug. 20 specIalj.-Mrs. Grace January
widow Of Jesse January, Of this city, ana dsugh'er Vi
the late jules Vale IS soon 20 marry the ron ''r
FTcwcn, "a brother OF Motion Proven, Of England Mrs
New-York tribune., 1890-08-29
,vn,,vA DEMOCRATIC TICKET

indianapolis. Ind. Aug. 2s.-Thc Democratic CON
vcn,ion was called 20 order In TomIlhsoh han az
10 O'Clock this morning by Chairman 'e"e"' VI w
state Committee. who immcdlateD ai'ou"
cl,ornor isaac GRAY as chairman. The latter 'oh
tokInr the chair. spoke for over an hour deauhS
nrincpally with state issues His reference " oA
New-York tribune., 1890-08-29

January is the second wealthiest In St. Lo1iS
her riches amounting to nearly S5,OOo,OOO. MIS-.
January has only enc child a little daughter; re"
women here have had many oilers OF marriage ds
Mrs. January.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-29
DIED..

Look at the prices on Valuable Furnirre at the
bargain sale now going Fnts. lithst ana 6haye
such prices have been marked ~ cause quick sales'
New-York tribune., 1890-08-29

Barry. superior TO every other prep.
arton for the hair Us price places within the reach
OF al Since 1901 tho sales have been constantly increas'