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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10
RANA(.ES OF ktKDS ~ ARMENIA.

London sept. 9.-Advicc~ from A'".'n' ar I" ire
eject that the KuI,i, r,vagiu; iI' ""utri D'i"-
Of them ar, iaidu: the VILLAGE and a" toying ''
crop, which have ju>t been larv"''d lie ln'h'
remain passive.
Cor-t,miuoplc sept. 9Th" Krr!N h'v" 81 IRE -
the crops Of The Armenian. III manr place. III '''
vicinity of Bii|. IT." P"rc hh> d'~pa' ''h ''"'i''
10 I>mndt ia con."'lu"icr Of tn. '"it ~ ir't' 81
several c.,nfct, Their. lctWc"'' Aru"aan> ana CIR
The Extraordinary Council returned the Armenian
pnriarc,.'~ nl"Inrndum relative e. ~" l"'r>"' MI IL
Of ,hc \rincnian4 and fnlt"l ;'a' liz d"nt a "'N'
iunpprrnc I'll" Patriarch IL tirn returned ~" i"''
inciror.,:iduui and with II ."!t COMMUNICATION III
witch lie said that tbs va, the hr '''" ma W"
Government had tak.I III" "Nir'n" step ~ r'"fihS
an oncia document to th. Iai:arrl,'". aid Nat h'
d, rcd 10 be !,>p"n,ib: f'r ia" gray '";' sequences
such a'ti"n NIGH; calls.
Tn. Government Ia, i~>ira! a De- 80 app hi' u
commission t, iuuurc INTO The e tn I.>r"!''t
in Armenia ad 'n CO;ls!icr Nh pn"t'l ~ ' pr
iloy,., ard immunity Il q" MM"Hiih G'd 'i''h
hurchGs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10
ASSISTING THE VICTIM OF 4 BRUTE,

TO the Editor OF The Tribune
sir In tOday'> Issue OF your paper is recorded IN
instance Of cruelty which should confer on Its in-
famous pcrpctratOr tho title Ut champion monster
IN that particular I'm OF brutality. | refer to the
man named James Williams. Of No 137 Chcrry-s
who beat his little son, delicate child only
eleven years old. into state Of in>cnSibity
in order to wrcak his hate the unhappy mother
vino had fled before him. Where is the tod Of tho
innocent and unprotcct'dl Arc there stones save
what serve for the thlndc:'' Coad not few. In
the shape Of paving stones, lie found somewhere to
hlrl 1T that unnatural father
viii you kindly receive subscription for fhae
little suffering boy. who liz, in critical condition.
in need Of physicians care. and probably everything
that sad sick Child ought t. have. except mothers
love! That, poor child. he has, in he unhappy woman
who would gladly have taken cv,Ty blow that fell
on his shrinking. unprotected body. lhcoscd Is II.
Every mother who reads Of TIL, atrOc!ty VIII gladly
add another that little Tonmy'S sick room may 10
made bright enough TO help him to forget, and forgive
If such monsters ought to be forgiven. aS they shouts
not be till bitter pcn!sc:oc and pinl,iniyui f'i On
their guilty souls. W. I. l.
New Brighton, ). l.. Sept. :, 1880.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10
HAVING A coon TINE FOR CHARrrY,y SAKE.

The annual stlIncrnights festival VI the f. D. Moyan
fost. q. A. r. held lat night at the I.">ilctoi
Avenue Opera House. and proved unqualified .cc".-
The PROGRAMME with II diversified .t,r, performance
the list Of performers including Frederick Robert, James
AcA,oy, Aiiss Bpnch Walw0Iu, Billy Garter,
Fsyett Walsh the Lcnton Brothers, M,ss Lillian t,rangr
Frank Iush, Little Gcitc boswell md Others. There
were no speeches. but dancing followed the stage per.
Torrance and the festival lssd until late hour. Nearly
500 people present and the Charity fund o. the
WA increased by $500 The officers O the
psny all OF whom present. arc: Ai'xand.r New.
burger commander; Charrs W. spear, e"nior vic"com.
mander John r. rdon. junior vcc.c0nmnnd"r Theodore
W. vand~gr,it adysnt; 'iore" J. w"nck qrat'rnastr
Louis q, sunann, surgeon; william H. oakd"i chaplain;
Flank Bury officer Of The drv; james r. rl'ht officer
Of guard L. Mstticn, c"n:-najor; L""' j. D's,
qustternastc scrg ant William Russell Inside "f'tih'i
James W. fbu.h outsd" sentinel James I""n.'.
color bcarcr: Jane, Pierce drummer; WiIlnn ~ Tr"ad
we'll. organst.
Many wei.knoxn Grand Army men nom "'"'i l"'tS
also present including among Others Captain ''F
N. Clark. Past Acknowledgement for III" Dla ,', "'
New.York; joseph II. i:arker Willi"n Fo""r Isaac
Hosgand. Lyman g. Bioomingdalc. Joseph A. MoI' aSi
flsutensnt-Colonel William IL. PsrDc!l. u b. A. retrcd
q Zen Francisco
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10
TIE PRESIDENTS STiY 1T ericsson.
CAUGHT IN A RAINSTORM-A GREETING FROM
HIS OLD REGIMENT.

CAUGHT IN RAINSTOiM-A GR|ENN" fi''N
HIS OLD REGIMENT.
Cresson Springs. Penn. sept tHperaH.-ltlc
MAS seen Of the President IN public today EN'"i-
FRESHMAN Ward had arranged tip to EbrnSbnrg Tor
this morning. The party to inclndc thr iTrN,'
dent and Mrs Harrison ard Mr.. and MIS-. "aru. but
the weather was thrcatcnin: tlat tiio i1Tsidcnt
sent his wte's and his own regrets, ana NY Al"
Mrs Ward went alone. The President. Mrs Harrison
and Mrs Dmmick leaving the hotel after dnnc". were
caught In the rain. and being without wraps or UNI
brcpas were Obliged to run for shelter. y pleasant
visit from six Young ladies was the outcome OF the
Presidents trip to LOrctto yesterday. Half dozen
NJ the pups OF the convent in lOrcttO dcputtd
TO csu on the President this morning and cypress
the resrct OF the sisters that the President had not
tested their hospitality yesterday The President was
delighted with his young visitors. ard promised them
II he were ever I'm that part OF the country a@ain
not to omit visit to the convent The >N y"hhE
girls belong 20 the graduating class. The President
received the following greeting from the Indiana req
ment Of which nc was colonel:
Tho roth Regiment, In reunion at Greenwood.
sends loving greeting to its old colonel. We honor
you Chief Magistrate OF nation yon helped 10
savc. but cherish most that tie OF comr''dcNhip
and loyal affection which ccmcne In the fed ON
the march and IN battle We join to day in pincii-
brance Of old soldiers, living and desd."
The President also received u telegram from Io>t-
mastcrGeperal Wanamakcr, dc3ying the reports llat
he Is In bad health, saying that lie would he 1T the
pOStOfiCc Department to-day.
The President has declined an invitation to attend
tho reunion In Toledo of the society of the Army OF
tho Cumberland, september II and Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10
I'c,ivnirr Notice.

>l.ud be- rad dali, b, al std. a, changes may
i't;r~ lot .y.cr 'oar,ri'~ n.d not be- sn'rial!v ad:
d. -! 4 G.~",' 10, a., pa; ',' ',ans , sam
,l i,i e. .m,rt, re- MOI "'ilN 'td 's-'d O'hs
boz "a r".' log i.' wee" 'Iua- - s"w ~ "'''
r'"W 'HSAr * 10 a. NJ 10. r:ot,r, i.r :. {:
oGil i IT,, i %. Mr>caI >'.'~, nr'; b" di,'r It..
t." %'. . - b. d'-'' d r >~rs,s, AZ i" aSS
~ "' ' M ,I c;. 'rf d, It'd .r AIr "T:
I4 tx" en-! T., >.i ,'r ,olon "a Sa,: n., 't Is
'ra ' At II H. e. irs'a"i , %r s. and i
-I. "a a.I 9I" NIX m ..rrrd "S a;" ,iar.
T. IT ~. t.. t:,r Mad AID lands, pr
+ r.Iand Via NtN'ip otter, ml>, be- di,rci.d mr.
a., a. p D. tor Jan nla r. " f, 1r.a at
. ~" H>H y, a e a. , e. '"'s'i go
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%.i II B. f. a"d S%, tS' P@: ~ i 'sa no.
Iva At '"r !.%, i,"'a ',"'',', ind It, War,
,nm,r from iialtq>: - p Tor 81. rcrrr. Miqre
Ion" KrrE6'IE ,I A. NJ iol Frame switzerland IAly.
SPAIN rs:'%T. and r T., rr I la tha Tlr1s vie u:
qa~I.o"n It.r, ~ r.4or. sai:,.;,nd I,.y spain;
$''%sa "a s% rsi' a g% :s o ti,"'l ::
, ' e.. M ,-,d n and , at a 10 la % rs 70,
;S,r "a i rri F y, :, : >T r> a. = w 70
..": dGsT r I,G t. oi yn,, i' Gurn sy
prr Prin, WiIlrm IL at II =. No. for Fortune SLANG
ard Jluaira pr Atho- deter, for Jacrnl and AUX
Caves must br drrrt"i per Atho,l At ~ 80 p NJ fof
rom, u ;, :. Fu.a Via Southampton aud Bremen az
p n Tor anprhr. ''h'ps,. T,h,-ro aud fnratan per
- Or1a,,a ,tcF> for Other MrN! an STATE, ana Cnos
ru,t h" dr,,,d ~ "'."'1 p ru n.;
b. directed per Island a, 80 ~ foc n" N" "
mus, he directed .p'r Am-cr;,ml At. p nj. for Rua'
i.p,l. ,,r Am,uaa Nr~.Z dand Hawaiian. FIT and
s' " !'',"S; b. ,., nh. *;
t,,i,o Nal, for China and Japan, Pc tity Of RIO
Ion.,. from >an rr'nrico. clos hr" >"p"nhr u az
40 - -, Mails t, =" i'ty islands p"f ship Tropic
r"I IRON, san frauri,c" ro.' her. i'ruh'- ~ AZ
10 !, m Man, y. wfounts.G ,v raj, D. Halifax.
and t,n,.. ,-amrr ci'" 4 tn om'"r cii'v az 80
~ m Mails MiJ.'lom. ~ rail to Pt,ion. and thence
l., .,~an.r clos a, hi, on iaily AZ 10 p m Mail:
sailnr Mondays ad Th'h'd,v' close at his N, daily
c,ly addr for dispatch by steamer. close At this once
daily at < \. T.,
ranged on tn. pr,n p:ion az their unn'"rup,"t OVER
aud ,rnus To Francisco Malls from :hr East
living on tino francisco the DAY Of sailing u
dispatched thence the same day Eegstcre9
mail CLOSES at u =. m nr.tiou, day >,,,r r..
COESETIrS VAN COTT Postmaster.
r".tonnce Eew.York. n. Y" scpt. O. 1890
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10
rTyrRtL or n. II. HHfEFFELIE,

The funeral OF Henry MaunScll cc'icN"!n' one OF
the we'll known family II druggists, who dltd IN '.s!P'
and whose body arrived III tbs country lat week OF ''
Onion steamer Nevada. too@ place Yesterday Al HIS
home No GGJ Fthayc. IN" -ciV:'" wa pcilo''h'"
BY tho Rev William 7. sabine Of the fh>' Hc'or"'n
Episcopal Church. FINN -iith 3. and Nafi-oiIaNc y
male oua,tci from ;hc Mcn,!p>sOhn tec ClIb sang
Among the large number Of N?. = h"hein> icii'iN'
and friends present William II. >"hieh"In. td'ir
schicfYcln samuel b. >chctcln. Engcn" Is. >chi"''!'
General and Mrs, e. &. Dodge Hem? :. Clark Wilhelm
b. Crosby, J. schuyler Andcr-oI Nr. and Mrs. Ids"
stclbns Mr. and Mr.. Charles =. Dodge, Jo!lh JiN'
Eugene Lawrence, Lawr'~f" W. Carh. AID ~" h'','
Dr. Howard crosby TIE burial wa a, I'm I,'
this country for Europe t"InU:Tow "u thc Noifi
German LLOYD steamer Kaiser Wilhelm II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10
4 RIOT IN SOCTUI.MPTON.
ENCOUNTERS BETWEEN TIE STRIKERS AND
TROOPS.
TIE MAYORS BUSINESS PREMISES >ToRMED-
MANY PERSONS INJURED By STONES AND
BAYONErS THE mob FINALLY
put To HOrT.


Southampton, Sept 9.-Thc strikers male
riotous demonstration to-nigh, AMI were only
dispersed AT the point of tho h1y"nct. Inc
trouble bc"an with the dock laborcr' preventing,
the dcrariurc Of several trans. Tho strikers also
hc,irgrd the gates Of the dock and prevented the
entrance of officials
Two ccmiani,s OF infantry arrived in the even
ing and drove the mob away from the rails. IEc
dockncu made desperate attempts I" break t"c li''
formed by the troops. Some Of them too the Horses
from the ABS standn. rear by. AMI mounting
them, charged lnrouS!y upon the S"!decrS. Inc
troops however, stood firm, ana repeatedly re-
pulsed Tic strikers. \ numb"r Of the horses were
barJics, and some of the riders were seriously
wounded
BY this time the crowd had been greatly
augmented. and voey after vollcv of stones
was hurled ~ the troops. One lieutenant had
Tie bridge OF Iii. no$c broken hy stone. and
two other soldiers were severely injured.
At this lnnrture the Mayor aprc ,rrl upon the
srcnc and read The Rio, Act. This ony'aldri TO
the fury of the mol, y section Of wheel! storilrh
the Mayors business premises and smashed every
window in the place. The troops wcrr'no" snp-
piled with bali cartridges. each nan ~
cciviur twenty rounds The mob sill keep
ing M the attack. the soldier, were ordered
to charge. and tie wls,lc line advanced np"n the
crowd with fixed i'aycmrts.
For moment the r"trrS made show "f
resistance. hat seeing many of their number
fall. pierced hX the bavoncts Of III" s"flicr' the
mob broke and fled in Wild dS"r''rr.
The excitement throughout The city tonight
is intense, and further trouble is feared.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10
SIR JOHN WOULD GOT KEEP OFT CHINESE

OTTAWA ont sept. "a d"pula;'on ir.i""hu'e
the Douii!oi Trade Cot; ,r'SS wAi'''l "n - JOIN VIZ
dcn,n today and ur:,,i .hc ttov"r ucn' 10 Ma "
fur her r,~i:ictTIs upon the hhpffail" 81 hh'''
oven % the extent Of not allowing th'm to enter
Causi.l and asked that IL b. lid" illegal 7" "r'FHN
(hr.S, The nii'"-.
hir John. ~ reply said H. had T." t" III" d'pn'a'i ~
frankly that the A,lian Parliament '"ud not pa
a Chiu~," Exclusion att II II d".ifr!. Tor L.c II
Iural auinri,c, wonii hiv" ti"i' ~ ~ the iha'"f
In hi. opi;.!n. Ia. proii!tpr II 'hn"~' !niigrnhH
would Il. mistake II ~" ~ ted state i"'r''i'"' ~
th. prc>rt policy 81 r~til'i"n. IL" 'hiir-' '''''
.-uu,.u, n l.ln De- T.,l''' to- ~ i'''' hii"
il;t would ir 10 thu :pya!,iIc" 81 ~" !, ''ih u
How. he nIni--,. '"Ih u" M'~'' - ~, 49,, ~
,,,.lrr' H., r'lir'.ta IA" i pu'd' "' :" pr paw"
~ "a" H'i p'''s''l t' ny uo
latter before III, colleague, AID lsi1r Parliament
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10
MINISTER DOUGLASS on HIS RACE.
HAYTI AS AN EXAMPLE OF THE CAPACITY U

UAYTI AS AN EXAMPLE OF THE CAPACITY OF
NEGROES FOR >iLrAaovERNMrNT.
Baltimore Sept. 9-rredcrick Douglas. United
States Minister to Hayti attended coorrd camp near
here yesterday. and made two Addresses lie SAID III
part "A great change has taken place among the
coored and wonderful has it been 1t seems
as II we had realized the vision of ST. John when he
saw q new heaven and new earth. But the change
has come at last. Cries Of THANK ""d'1 me
time has come when look our fcllOw-citzens III
the face and share in the glory Of III" country
"Our American friends are apt. when they want To
say anything against us, to remark. Look at liayo'
these negroes cannot govern themselves there why
here.' Lot 60 back 100 wears AID look at Hayti'
and We find II surrounded by slavery. and the whole
Caribbean sea Redeemed by the But in tho
midst Of that slavery in the midst OF tina; gloom ana
despair they had the manhood TO rise from the dust
and shake OF the letters. and drive out the men Who
tyrsnnized them. since then Napoleon. with his
10000 invaders and troops from England have triei
to throw them back. but with the help Of the vel
low jack they have held their ground 1h''c de-
generated stupid negroes able not only t" assert
their liberty hut to organize Government which they
have carried on for eighty seven years. They have
sent their Ministers to all Christian lands. and layti
has never been known TO break Il treaty
Some Of the newspapers said. not lonS since
'send white as Minister to laytI. for the people
Of that country will resent negro' Well. there is
always q demand mate for u white man wicn there Is
IS 900 attached to the Office have been shown
every courtesy and have not the slightest reason to
complain.
"Men are talking about the race problem Why
there Is race problem. some talk of cAierhhha'
Ing race. and Others LAY we VIII r"li ore "i' hi.
tcl you both are impossible. II >lN"rv t"''id h,'
kill US, liberty won't. cur lcm"' rt!' iT,"lid' ""u'
never say word about the problem Il ne mtf" ,
would only with them. They talk aD"ut u"
Of the Negro" but what Of the iGM"rHnt r>a
X no Mt
that puzzlcs them. We rising IN progress
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10
tn PRESS 4 CHARGE or LIBEL.
TIE AEYAv rHrosorpTcAL SOCIETY pf
TlWMlNrs TO prriND ITS RErCTA
T,uN IN THE COURTS

TERMINUS TO prriND ITS NtFCIA'
TON IN THE COURTS
The second fall meeting Of the Aryan Theosophica,
ccc;c,v AT No. Union square. Ia cVei't' VIZ ''''
: i,.,rc,, NOT ONLY b. the large number ~ h""'"'r
mr. ION, In, also To the visitors. who h'th'N wiz"
rant attention a. the discussions W. - '""'c'
president of the NewN"rh branch "i t'e s"'"
.c,.d as chairman .N,"r the secretary III" ""u Wv
,i.rto. Of the last meeting aud Mr.. ard Mrs I. a.
,r,.c.m had been elected members. Mr.. Judge AL
,,,. &c, hat a Kew bl7iich 81 the srletN MAJ poem
r.iy nrd l., Jlrc>town y. Y. This increased W"
,u,l.r Of branch societies IN the lnfch S'a'cS' ne
said t. forty three
Nr. Jrd.c then caiIcd for III" rc,on'""S ~ r'''r'
crc. 10 the publication In "Tic N'"'r'rN "' WI
I,,,v 20 They were submitted FOR the c"lNln'r''''"
e the ,erictv at their LAT meeting. Tile T''M'''''
vnr. Gr>, ,nnrdcl and wcr" then pass"" unanimously
vtlnuf n:>u-.I"p. They read ~ f'li"wS
.w,.,r,, INST cr,-. and false 4 Irr'!"n upon
,nc mor,l chirr,'t"r Of the m"ini"i~ 81 ~" N''
T..,-nI.li I'll -p''ty W. MAJ" hN 'l"' W" 49,"
>nu # .Imy 20 N an ariel" pirpor'ihY i" '' ~
,,.yyew with Dr. Elliott G. r"u"~. Of Washington
and
wh .r+> The vuHication Of the good nam" 81 Va"
enr.,y demands rnl"r n voluntary formal r"''7+ t'
&, ,n"-o charges Nv The >Hn' ar ell" compulsory
damage, through prC"c>- III Il" court" "' -" 'o''
fore.
l.
90. ict, =. such, -!D,ild eek ~ v.lrli' atom
.Tl., If /. the >cnse 81 the sr"iy that All
,ooo.,rv ,c.I measures -hDIM hc taken ulr'i VI"
eia libel in rhc sum against til" Aryan Th""'"p''
sf,io,y and also such shall lad Ia retire il"~ ana
,,, the trusie.> should taxi" acton Ia that rnd -
shall he advised prNp"r by competent LEGAL advi-"i>
tTh, ,Lc trustee, are hereby drc'Ld Ia draw from
,I,n r,.-crvc fund 800 10 b" applied O the cN""-
of t,n lc:al ccng already begun 10y W. e. Jnh'"
~, >,d lhc",> mater. or those 20 be N-i'Lt a
under the" resolutions.
That the Ar,an Th"snphicIl society tah"- ihi>
occa Ion 10 cil,W the "Npc~>! III Of it, uu'bai-d con
tdorcr il, the foilfacr> G.: the Tr"N"ph al >"' ."N,
Cu,ucl H. : OIroit aud Madam" II. T. Il,Nai-h'. a
we'll -, in II, own president. william q Jude" AID
gratefully attribute. 20 -n.nl part Of the gr"Wth "f
ia. -oci.y and the cInc1ipn of II, members 10 i!"l
dcyotn .intcrrty and bEnitc,>ncss Of He"
After l~n!'r tn the r.idnr Of u chapter from IN"
,cv cai,ioI, Of lian,t Id, winch VIII 10" published
in :. short time N sen Tnrk ia" member, trv"i"i
th. lat # pait of the evening I" the dI>u ,"n ~
Cd. Eyolu,nn- The leader, in III" di>cu-' Wc,' Mi.
,,.,. and Mr. Price. both oi "arn rad iiI~'r IN"
me-. dent of the ~O'iciy explained the i'diiiu: OF
ry,luon from ih.~,>"phca point ~ vicw and showed
,i. relation ,.tWcc'i the ri~)rir> Of H"rlrr spencer
and ,r,-D Of -. philosopher, Of India TIN" discus i'n
-, The sam" subject VIA 10 continued Of the meeting
on NEXT 1lirdsy N.r' the adjournment Of III" meet
juc thc nc.y library of the society was opened TO the
members.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10
MATE CCv RTS AND NATIONAL BtNRS.

Eo,foIi. sept 9.-ihcrr Wa. - h'',rn: brfrr' JudG'
IIoluc. of the Supreme Court. tpdar. Oh Ia" a.. -
ion of in" rl.h: of tat" court 10 ru"in National
auk The matter aru>' oU' o. IN" failure 81 Put r..
Ioycll 4 Goa aud III" granting of - temp 'ritv n.urc
tion a few days ago, hy Judge Holmes. - restrain
I'm, Second National Eank from discussing 81 nine
utps amounting 10 80 900 made by John II. Mcbride
A to Of Cleveland. ONO. upon which the firm declare
they have not realized one dollar
Mr. Ilurclin~ representing the bank. raised the
point that. under u decision Of the United states
supreme Court, I'm the Of the Pacific National
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10
WILLIAM T.. NDErilkl =.

william f. N,"thrip 81 W. iI>' F"tfh'h -
died on Nuudrv at"r.o'n II > "''io'k, AZ tH' raw
t,.d Hon. IN the WHIT" NrInt tlu>. Nj N""iNfhP
M. horn in Dutrlr~> tuuu'N n'"ir P"nrhL'ri~'' III
l-l3 IT," VA fpr MANY wears ~ '''r ar rN'l~
,u,ur,. and was senior hrnlr: Of ih' MA al
XnrthrIp Taylur y Co.. ia IlrrN /. hc r'tIrti i"h'
,.ur. twenty wears ago lie lc:t New lo." i'r t.c
White. N,mntaIr:, l,,t Junr la IA '>t ct l'la ana
l, death wt~ sudden ard u'Ir\ .rt'd.
Nr \nrthyIp Il E"lu"l ot ne mon h't-uh
t.lu and also "A COMMUNICATE al the th.uri III W.
I.,,"rh Er-i in .ith az. and i"r;N 'iAti L. ~
lr,,, one. !lurhtcr who j. the sole SURVIVOR "i the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10
u,c uaynR GLEASON BEEN INDIfTEU1

Tn. result Of the Queens County Grand Jniy- inquiry
into Va. assault ate '""r!' IL 'i""'N IN" Long
I.,,d ,t l o, Associated Pres. by Mayor
,.l.,,.u NJ Lam. I-,nd Ctv, Mrrs l!orl on sunday
night could not learned last night IL was ~a'h how
eyer tina, an ind 'urnt for Assault In the '""id d3re
lad been found Mr.. Crowley went "'"i" The "''hh
jury y"st"rlny morning. His Lace sui" "". '' "
- IN. ..,,c ne received from tn" Mavoi. lie
showed t. ,i,. ne n,rrs of the Grand Jnrv IN" coat he
the night Of the as-art The garment Il iShlF
torn ,a0wr that the owrrr WAS roughly USED FA'
AncmhI,nar George r. Bum"r, who was In the hotel
wien the assault t0ok place. and Dr. Frey VINO dressed
Mr. CrOwlcv's Injuries. were also exanincd.
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\. r. Mcdonald Albany. y. Y.... roam e. kins p D,in
Keystone Stock Farm Penn M Na)coon DrliI
kttham Son. RED Bank NJ N; Ida , HSrM"a
EldOrado Farm. Poughkecpsr. n. VI M h0hct d.
Il. W. Hherm an ,iIrns Falls. y Y.... br e HORIZON
Highland Stock Farm. Derby. Nt......b h. Hutmou"'
1924 CLASS-TROTTING PURSE $1,000
~ ' ' br. G. All ion
~ !" "''f'"'''"' |p br. O. Major Ulrch
Johp F.. Turner Amber Park P'nn......g. m abb, w.
\. +. Mcdonald Albany, y. Y.......br. N, l.uV
A. p. ", Donald Albany. y. f.......D %. ~ Nln" n
Aaron Fowler Nrw.iok D. ~, ~: STswoI,i
,. Kctchdm Son. Red Bank, ~ J...b. m lda Hor"oVo
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THE yCU' Assist Ant A7TORHET'S UTTTES

Juited state, District Attorney mitchell returned
tro,u lar I,lLnr Yesterday AID al his Office. lie
aid i,,,t he had received information Of the ap
oi,tu.ut Of Josiah X. Perry. Of itca assistant
j., hi. Office He had recommended Mr.. Perry, ap
uoirtmrnt because he had b"en hifhl, recommended
10 him. The place 10 be hlcd by Mr.. Perry ia new
one Mr. Mitchell said that he found that tn" number
Of customs cases g1"i: that II was i''po>s h"
C,. ,bc ,,c.cni force Ia accomplish the WORK. The
iiuh1r Of shit in the last f"ar vas 100 about 30
ncr cent more than in any previonN year Mr. Perry
rii, assis, I'm the n eplriiOn Of the customs eases
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10

Pmirl.hcrp>i". sept. pc'ialL-Tl" forty ninth an
nIal fair of the Ditthcs> Comfy Agricultural A.
~iailon oprIcd ~ tn IiW.'"n Ri"cr privinG Foih
Ia day with ala at',nGanrr II 3ND. aid Exhibition
Hall IL cfnwd"d with handsome exhibits and II "il
hrli 1. 600 IruI". TIE cattle d! play !, al" fin"
AID u hundred ,,ablr> nllcd with hlDrrd exhibition
loI-'>
r,s" tlr-" 'rn't!'.: races TIM N'ri;"1n. The
nr>t wa> III" ;vo.ycir I'D STAKE race. bt,t rs" III
i'.r,r. II hy ID. H. liarrin-"l'- hr. L. iiibhN
~ lal,i-c. ~ two straight heats TIN" : III ana
80 =.
IA ,l, - cl,<s there -iy -ar'"g' i-nIlcna,
C,at.,.i Jci ol" Ii'p-f;v Fai.l".c ard Flo. 30
Gs"ia y Oh IN Sra .h heat ~ ~ = : y ! a"'
III 49, FIN" di,to'c"h IN ia" tlnt'! l. At
I,. .,-t ,-,... uf IT,. DAY lr IT, 'f"' 'ni'Ht'
rL,.. re. starters icV. >ay traltiin. "i-ls'"'i'
Eu; Eu, fI,.ry ~. H., CAV. Ilr .u'ti' ltr.' 'nt
one Il ,rrir ~a',v ,,ri'iauI v'i ~ -'i-' ''i' IA
. ~ =! = - Fnd , ~
There .,ir Il, tlIrr' ia'"~ t. UIrr'N hit'i" ID.
a AL,In a>rci>oI. " Wild W'Nt" >h"" 'ri ii"N"'h>.
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WAX Drt TOR.

Max Doctor. tiIr wholesale meat dealer. c"h "'
-u,i..v rIsit at h> i INC. "" Il. Fast "'N'lt' MN
H. 4, N" age Of ky three. With hi' family l." was
.ta,ing AZ Long branch f,r the snminc". and aU"it
,cr da"S ngo hr h".ir :" complain o' il!t"'>' H.
va. ,,hcu this cav. wl ~ 'un'rr "' tn i''r az
I..l,c. lie VT, Tlr'r"N. Of German "N';7'''."3
- came = IN, cOIut,v when Il" va, sixteen years
Old
II" one Of ~" pioneers ~ W. !llHg'h N'rE''
and M IN ~ DDc.n: ca. was for years ii'!dr
ut iu IIliuIi.~ i,rt,hv uNfii ~" 'rii r"
i.lu-.d -. new nlir.i. II" vs. t!' "ll"i G'''r
~ tli" market. md '"'"th"- win III hT'hr-"h".
-n -, b. -hipI"r! '' IT, d"",>c beef exc: N"' I"
Furupr he a E"pn!l"ai. = man ~ wealth, "rl
Il pr,fuin'nt member III al In" Hebrew ch'r'thd"
-,n l,ti,~. hu, fppn no a''lN" I"ri Ia = .f''' Ny
pminr VIZ. uN'ral. bat PRESENTATIONS. AID Ave! u
urr., nn.-l. ufr. IL" "..> nl" -. The few NJ" IN
:, lrr', Who r. lily q u",i hi charities. several
.,ui.- h,;r called ~ -" = 49, - '>rN> RAINY
v - az. ,ini!, win, ~ lrH L. -li- htI ~i1r' 1t
fln'u "a II" l"av'> vl' aui on" 'i ir ..
I:r funeral I,.,~ plt': - b, hoHr today. a;