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New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
PERSONAL.
continent.

Mrs. John A. Logan will be the guest OF Mr. anu
Mrs Daniel Lothrop, at Concord. during The I" \. X.
cucampment NJ Bo,ton ncNt week, and reception VIII
be given in her honor or Thursday afternoon
son Of Baron NOrdensk skiold Is exploring nptzbcrSch
under the patronage OF lr. Dickson
MY grandmoth her," says the venerable Mr. Robert
Purvi, IVA, a fullbloodcd Moor oi maghihoeh'
feature, ard great beauty. She Ind crisp HAIR ana
stately manner. >ho captured by an MAD
g.rl one doy and led ~ N" sca. where Lave '"p
awaited her and she brought to Ch'ri'"'oh'
4 refined woman pamcd Day Wa, captvlic "ltR h''
comclnc,, AID bought her. educated her ana uc"'ed
her a, a companion. \ German named haT"h '""'h
, -four merchant. said he loved her and tlcN were
married I'm a Methodist church. Two cniGr'n. ''i
and 4 daughter were born. The latter - NY
ulntlr,r. SHE roo. Wa- I'fu"rtorN ItdiNiui' lH"
,N father VILLAIN Iurvis. one oi -"F'h -lh'' N' -
of whom hau cml-Iatci from England 10 'NiI>' 'ui'
The ISSUE Of this union wa, three 9ol' N,''n'
Robert and Joseph. Those ot me Fnrfl>,9 WI" T.
manned n ENGLAND became n1l"d. ana one ,yl -
sons sons. my cousin b. an 2uuliai III nv
navy and recently Nommanded lhc Si'''''" ""
NcW Wfouudland.
John GrceuIeaf whittier ha, been invited 70 wr'i'
poem 10 be- lcud n she dedication Of the stark NOM"
mcut. at concord. y. IL.
" g. bronson ono OF last years fellows AT 'oih'"
ruiverslty ha, been called The chair 0i rhetoric
and English literature De pauw University, Indiana
Mr. Bronson j, Brown University man, hc ip"N a
most graduate course at Harvard dn m" divinity scho2
and ihi, year to0h tn dS-ir' ~ - " ~ "a ta'' -
cfnrr h, election at De PAW. Mr.. Bronson had h"'
offered the Junior proie.,or,np of English literature
,t nrowu. The yOnns professor he j. oniy "cAN
five viii probably go to De Pan".
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
4 FINE NEW DOWNTOWy CLUBHOUSE
THE MANUFACTURERS AND MERCHANTS HAVE
HANDSOME QUARTERs IN ELLzABETmsT.

THE MANUFACTURERS AND MERCHANTS HAVE
HANDSOME QUARTERS IN ELIzABETHsT.
Tie Manufacturers and Merchants Club an or.
cau1ati0n Of bu,ncss men for dining and social pur.
moses tool, poss, ,sson OF its club house at 10. %
Ellsabethst Yesterday. The opening OF the club was
nforInal ard the attendance was confined TO men,
hcrs I'ere will be a bigger celebration and more
festivities on september /, when the house warming
will be held.
The Manufacturers and Merchants Is a new club.
but IS firmly established and mas every prospect of
success and long life. The membership i maze up
Of furniture dealers and other manufacturers ana NOR
chants whose places Of business are IN t'e heis'ooT
hood Of Canal-st The club has now liiy i've mem-
Lcrs They are Theodore IIof,tatter. r. president;
John r.. Foster, rpaSur - +. F. rchrenkeiseh' Fe'"u
ing secretary, and George Vi. Jaqucs, 'pohuihs
secretary Martin Schrc'kesen. II. p. Degron pres-
dent Of The BOWery Bank. Robert VI. liamlitoh' Veo
president Of the institution: Charles W. hed.
treasurer Of the Citizens saving, Rank Henry liaser
secretary Of the Citizens savings Bank; Arthur
schrcnkci,en Charles ". Bcisser. Charles Gulden'
Walter Gambe j. u. Ryer vice president Canal slree'
Bank \. Rasncs. president Canal street Bank; VI r.
schrcnkeisgl. F. ". Fetchman. Walter Barnes. John
d. Walsh Mlrtln schlcnkei>eu. ir., otto schneider
J. F. Andrews, +. \. Burnham. Amos MOrrell. Herman
G. strobcl, j. Il. Perrin. George p. Freeman, Theodore
J. Palmer W. +. Gadc. John NJ Karsch, W. G. Watson.
Frederick MOhr, \. :. Hcrrindcn. Frank Rhoner.
Thomas lyman, John G. ilornbeck. Jackson Wads
worth. ". G. Barber, Amos &. Titus. Henry Grub
julius StrOhcim Salo StrOheim Edward Tinguc Charles
C. White Walter JudsOa and William B smith.
No. - Eizabeh-st. is an old, three story, brown
stone house. but it has been remodclled and made
beaufnl The furnishing Is what might be expected
Of an association many Of whose pcmbers are FUR
dealers Theodore IIof,attor. IT,, aud George
VI Jaques were the committee furnishing, and they
di.plavpd excellent taste. They chose the Louis
NNlth style. aud each Of the rooms j. pcri"rl III Its
woy The furniture throughout i IN cherry wo'd
and IS handsome In design. The wall paper ana Wood
wnpk and the hangin.> arc all hGht ana 'uhnhl"ry
i'm Mint - II il dining club, special atiehtl9n
has bccu bestowed on the dnlug room ana on the
Kitchen Arrangements. bui the lohhElhs rOoni'
which viii be nttcd with dvans, Is new ldca IN the
cqu. pmcnt Of u club. -, A. ,o,o.
rr, lad To- dining j., the gem Of all the rooms
II is only little room. but II j. masterpiece me
chair. az Of the Louis ~ ltl SIS ana nave "In'e
leather seats. The wallpaper "nd carpet are OF o
dclicatc and harmonious pattern. ana tht WnoIe ap
rearance of The room is pretty ana emlnenty appio
priatc 10 il, purpose.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
THURSDAY, AUGUST Z, 1890.
TEN PAGES.
TIE NEVS THIS MORNING.

Foreign.-Cclman has withdrawn his resis-
nation as the Argentine President; great pop
ular Indignation exists against him: fears are
entertained af further complications. - En-
peror William visited Eastney and inspected the
marine artillery - Many deaths occurred from
the cholera in Mecca - fatal railway ac-
cident occurred in Bohemia. ~ High winds
did much DAMAGE to buildings and crops in Can
ada.
Conaress-Both branches in session. - Inc
Senate: The day was spent in discussing the
Metal schedule of the Tariff bill - The House :;
The conference report on the Original Package
bill was agreed to; in Committee of the Whole
the General Deficiency bill was further considered.
Domestic-Wiiam Kcmmler executed by
electricity in Auburn Prison. early in the morn
irg. - The Judiciary Commission adopted
part of the report Of the Committee on supreme
Court - The American Chemical Society met
at Newport - Tie Iowa Democratic Convcn-
ton nominated a State ticket - The President
returned to Washington from Cape May Point
- Vice President Morton reached Bar llarbor
- The British feet LEFT Newport - Colonel
T. w. Higginson discussed The Arstocmcy Of
the Dollar at Chautauqua.
City and Suburban.-A young woman asserted
that BURGLARS entered house in Flatbush and
bound ana gaGgeu h"I, ai''i SiNiHS N"i''' ''iN'I' W
ler sister - George :. Requa was found dead
in his bed at the Sturtcvont House, having killed
himself by taking chloroform. - The stamp
collectors who are in convention here had din
ncr. - The Manufacturers and Merchants
Club took possession Of their handsome new quar-
ters in Flizabeth-st. - Stocks St'Il under bear
manipulation without resistance, Closing seemingly
weak at lowest figures.
The Weather-FOrecast fer to-day: Far, with
low humidity and slight thermal chahg"''
Temperature yesterday: Highest, 80 degrees ;
lowest, &c ; average, 20 SO.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
TIL T1LK on me pr.

Vow York City 8, going 10 IT, side tracked, according
- some Philadelphia paper. y pt'dl't'n ''"'I".e
like thi, j. made by the Philadelphia papers IrE"N
about once every three months, but it never seems -
rnai~riallne That little disappointment over the
rcn,u, to havo made our ncisboN ol INC VaAoI
Clty particularly grumpy.
r.,ir. come susan Aua. amt you most ready to -
In',n Ann lama1cd-Hla' and leave this room
without lriu' -ei o. rights Wv l1u't Mary Jam
ll,t ,ot 90 hon.',, yer, de- lrn ' , n' m hcr to
usht f-lflIAd"Ipnt IuiWirl'
.\o women In the world are mor' alert and capable
tnnp fIc women Il Ncw York city," -ay~ am English
man VISITING 900 tins country. II" b, discerning man
OF what other city cruld 10 De- said That 1000 able
bodied mcn are supported b, their wives
ul, La,,-, rulc.Wee wfe-Loyc vou' OF course
e., lru dear hi"--'d oil P""I. crop. . -. .
Ll, husband Npyns but lu'dc~' "r'" H'o't :
W. W-Bcclu-r you are such perpetual failure
-N,uoVuic, Nc">.
rl,. ,,ried nod money endowment. Of The Methodist
t.r,c-it, ol ogden. tth th" cornerstone If which,
u,, nd fl,c other diy are ,rudS large. ard th'
-.r,-, %; bu.ldns~. costing upward Of s'"o'ooo VII
be rapidly pushed to completion.
4 Lovely Time Maudc-Did you have q good time
AZ The beach. Alice
Ni,c Didn't /, va, engaged to al three Of N"
younc men NJ the hotel 81 ihc same time" and NE
other .Irl- were perfectly muou, Lawrence Ane"
can.
ono Of the most amusing u the many crot' -que
hluuder. which English ucv -p'prr. co.r1ual'} make
u commenting rrou foreign matter occurred rc'cn'N
u The spectator of Iondou. II I'Ac OF " MI
John De Quincy Adams
NcNt 10 q pretty woman. love fast horse l>am
lone We don't. N.cu We Ii" u"Ni Go a p.'N
Woman We want one ut those kind 90 horses tA' YOU
would have to- build fire under g. eet him on' "i d"
snail uot.. West shore.
4 ,ueht mistake though of some importance 10 inc
paper, concerned BIAS been made twice Lt'R ih '''
,rlnsmi. i.,inu Of cable d-patchc, relative 10 aV'"p.
,.,,I, The lives Of the car ard Emperor NilIA" I'
The Pnri- ~ic.lc' and also the tsar" were ''''"
~, having launched forth those reports. which 'N n''
vet confirmed. The steele i> au old rAp''' ""
fashioned too and 40 prudent and conservative u"'
IL wnnld never run the risk ot publishing nl"i"''''"
the truth of which had not been proved 'all>i '"''
Tao fact is that the calLc ought 20 hav" >'a h"' ''
Steele but the " D\ NcuNicmc sic.l'' the Nlh'' '"
Century 10 daily Paris paper. v'y b'i-ht n"c'"'
founded 10y Edmund About the famou' novelist anu "
lively tina; 1t sometimes print, news when may "c''H
only to the twentieth century.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
4 DINGER To BE ACOfDED.

Just as Nrw-Yor. Ci:y Is on the point Of
seeing the cable system intIJduccd-th" cahlc
line in the Harlem REGION cannot b said Il
have furnished Il fair test Ul IL adaptabltty
to the conditions that exist hcre-our neigh
boIs in Hro1klyn are compelled T. face the
question of the use Of overhead electric Wr's
ror >Iicct-car traction. Th" matter has not
assumed definite shape aS yet but il is well
known that three companies, controlling Il
large number of surface lines. have it under
consideration. and intend to make H." Of such
wires if the nccc>sary permission can be Oh
taned Whether this should be granted is
the question to be considered thoroughly and
well now. while there is still time to put a
veto upon the project.
The overhead system is in use in a number
Of cities. notably in Boston and appear. Ii
give good satisfaction 50 ial as speed and econ
Omy of operation a,e concerned. The one is
Of especial interest TO the public the other e.
the owner, ol the strcot-car franchises i
question Of more press NJ interest t. the public
is that Of safety. That overhead wire. Cailv-
ing powerful currents. such a. arc necessary ia
propc Sflcot-cars. can he made safe is prYpo.
>ition that cannot be successfully maintGincd
I'm this CITY we have had too much experience
with elcctlic-light wires ~ look with patience
upon any attempt tO run cars by conductor,
strung on poles in the air. Such wires must
of necessity be heavily charged, and equally
Of necessity they endanger the entire system
Of overhead wires so far aS these are now
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07

Commissioner Gilroy is at least holding his
own in the correspondence with the officials OF
the New-York Steam Company. His last let
ter is certainly not lacking in yigor and point,
and his arraignmcnt of the company is fully
borne ont by the facts which he marShalS in
formidable array We do not doubt that pub
lie opinion supports the Commissioner in his
crusade. and is practically unanimous in hold
ing that the company must conduct ITS buSl-
ness safely, properly and with due regard for
the law and the rights of the people
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
THE MONSTER RAfT ~ PORT
Mr.. 1rAnY's LOGS BROUGHT HOME BY TWO rr'-

,tp rrApy.s LOGS BRoUGIr HOME BY TWO TUo-
BO\rS-INTERESr ~ THE BIG FLOAT
As WINS reported in The Tribune YESTERDAY the
Ic,ry raft arrived AZ lcmp>tcad Bay ON Iw','''
NIGHT uwIn bc broken up at NcwtoWn Cr'h' wheie
Mr. Lc,ry ha, a yard The raft lcft Il. John' y 10
on Inr, T. in tow q two ocean going tug " 'oH
consisted Of seventeen sections. hut lost three on to
way There are 500 loss iu each Of the Icha''u1
.,,i,u. The value of the raft i~ about Ti""""' "lt
Nr Leary estimate that he saved him'eh apou' F''
IN c,.t,u, duty by bringing the timber h t"' ~''
Whom the raj, l, hrohrn mp the timber VIII w Wv"
go, the Harlem River to he used m impr"'me "'o
ty,,,,ds of the N>tors. Mr. Leary ha, hl"'n'' '''s
- - Iohn. ~ 900 logs. which he in'eho' l" ha'0
towcd here q, soon as possible -. a.,
n was a little after y. IN. yesterday Nne" "o
rro,t raft $50 feet long, was Slowly 'o"o" POI.
vhite.tnpe the two tu.boats T.. Heiperhauseh anu
r u,viond ,tr.inlng al the lons oooit' ste''
h,vr.crs while men on the raft iiset AIDED u s'eo'
II with long oars. - ..,., . ,ooh a
rverv Graf, on the river stopped 10 nave looA ~
ho L,g uncalnly stretch OF umber "h0"
sppcarcl Ihe some great s,'Ne'P'n' -
al, last brought into port some "i "e s"''',' -
',-,,, ,hrcr a uaintcr on board and landed on Tue
,,t.r r,r AT 4 80 D. N. tnc 1000 tons ot nho,s
.r. ,nchnrrd safely IN bee oi hitcr, lshnd anu VI"
-, -, . emf ND into three sections TO be pa,s,ed
through Hell batf al" "P ''N"'""
LeaiG III srf only stands feet out of water pu'
h, " dr,f al thirteen feet. Each OF the fourteen
,tnn ~ Xiv feet long and thirty feet wide INC,
,,,, t,,ned together by long chains. the timlfs a
he,,s hold together bv strong chains. ON ihe ~
section Is strong iron birdie 70 Mmch Is ,i .owcd
to mort The raft consist Of Norway pines, sp'"NN
princes pine and hackmatoek
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
SrRUICES FOR ST. CECILIfS MEMBERS.
REMEMBERING THOSE WHO HAVE DIED AND
LISTENING TO 4 SACRED CoNCFET.

The f. cecilia ~p,.cty held requiem service tof
.r, r..uibcr, II IN. .0,rty Hhp have died AZ 30
,, rday IN tine church of ~ John the iaptlst'
rhrf.,L T. rcar >ycuthavc.. Tie cc"bran' hen- the
Very r,,. rDraycnti.a Frey. The ~. d. sinclair
,f Eo.hc.tcr Wa, deacon On" Rev Mb"rt May SUD
Io,ron. and tine Rev p. Raphael Fihl We, master OF
ceremonies.
.aomn poutncal high mas w1- cel"bratu AT
tho -,rc church AZ 10 90. u.. the eel trant behg
pi.nou l. J. Col.rDv ~ Cusium. Father Werih "aH
,rcbdr,,oo Father We-icghof Of Cleveland. deacon
and Father ~eieerlach. mater of ceirm"nle'
The sermon VA, preached by tine Rev W. W. Nl--o''
u,.hop Il Newark. 81 II wa gwen IN "e'll'u'
lie smoke of ,i.. great hold that music had on tile
,.,tpoiic religion from an time aud pral'cd the 90"
,orl, done 5y the Il. Cecilia society.
Tho .,crcd concert and hencdcuon ln = JOHNS
c,u,.h beginning al = p M. was largely attended,
cl,, following s lection, we're given:
,,, r,,.n,,,, - Double chorus
i"''''' If sntl.
V.ni .Yon.a Christi f'ui'l"It '"o''N
., Male rhorus.
r'''''' ''' F;i ki,aoi. ,a,os rDaad .,o.,.
"''''"' "a T. S,.hlc pal .-'rlna >ocieiy .
Non No. r.Yq lalu or rihnno... For tr''l' N"''~
nj. ,,.oi,,u. -Four art chorus
N LammcI Iaic'trna s9.i.tr...., ,,,-,..
l'"''" br rr Wit raio.trlna so.ct' ... o...,
of'"'' 'snt.ab'.e.r ia'..frna ,n.i,',
rncr, will bc a picnic 1 rrls,ls Morfisania Park.
.o~,er 4 one hundred and -cvcutcth.,t and Third
ave. At > D. IA. today u connection win 'l' 'o'''"'
ami
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07

Some or our Democratic friends make a laugh
,ldc mistake. l. is not by any means necessary
hit III" essential aiU1cs of the Republican Tlrlh
In should bc altered in order To confer upon tAo
President discretionary power To- ncgotlat" for rec
iprocity in ccrt'n article, with South American
ronnirts and 10 rcimpusc duties upon sugar
coming from such countries as may refuse rec
iprocity. Whether that policy be- wise one or
not it does moi IN any way involve n necessity
of reducing. removing or materially altering Tn"
,rotccti,c duties 1t ought bv this time 10 br
iyinus 10 every man of fair intelligence that
MIR. Hlaincs position rs to sugar does not in any
way involve or imply opposition 10 his party IN
rc,pcct 10 duties Of protective character. Ii
has been and is The opinion of The Tribune that
Tie Tarii bill. in all is esscntlnl protective feat
rrc, ought 10 be passed by Republican Senate
without further delay. The question whether an
adjustment To the plans of Mr.. Blaine shall be
made IN respect 10 the sugar OF any other rev
cnuc duties, has nothing 10 do with that matter.
# could bc decided by Republican Senators in n
single half hour, and by adoption or rejection
of an amendment like that framed by Mr.. Ndrlch,
;hc bill could be arranged accordingly. Desire 10
see the hi thus m1dllicG in no way involves de
sire to modify the protective features which sivc
tie measure lis essential character.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
STAMP COLLEcTORS DINE.
rmrr HAVE JOLLY TIME AND FILL KINDLY
TOWARD NTw YORK.

TOW Nkp INV i'NN'
The mct-opo'iop uh.lat"l.t, H-' evening eA'e
dinner Al the Manhattan Beach iin'cl to the members
49, n, ,a.,,,.o phlli.lg Association attending he
nth annual convention. ~" company h'"'u''''
,,pt seventy. ihc n,r. va. exc,l"rt and ihrr" vas
,.ui,v .p...n 10 Justify thc feeling ot ,it-ia.t"n
,t,b ,,b,.h members Z tho "a. y 4 rshN me
pr.pe.t mat thc sixth annual convention VIII 'i-' -
held no N"v York, G. % '"r"m. president "i ~
National Philadelphia N--o' 'u'n P''-"''' VII us
ri.lt SD, John X. Tiffany. the president 'i '"' "''
i.,,, pbil,f,p, Association. and ou hi- lrN N''ii""
,..t. Gregory ,..,. president of the Lincoln 'mO'
f ,,bi,, r. ttl.-.cr Van Cotf president dnd "''h
,p.p.d IL. bo-p.tihle door, to the stamp ''l"'''''
drrir, 10 convention. giving Them the use ~ 'H'
,lub house flr q meeting ViI'c.
,p,,o- ,lt. other, present werc ". !. M''t'n'
secretary # rtc american Phia'ehc A-,'' .''I'n ;
Charlie, Gregory. president of lH' Ii"'N""
,l.,.,u. 4 D.lou-e president - me >'''eh
,,,t pnl,t.r, A-,o, atom. T.. B. -tc'lin-. ~
rr,nt,n y D. w. D.. hc'hc,ou. T. y. f'r""r'
"a a. stone T. e. Bacon, ,. l.. s'hnn'hh' l. -
,,,p.t G. * Ackornanu. 80. y. Nt'''nl '. y.
uprc.r. " \. Ncu-i'd. James H"lm'-' ''N'',
Nmc Arer dinner >pccche, were male ' ''"" ~
rirr,,v Charles T. C,ren. august D'lou-e' 'H'f'.'
'.,.s,ry GEORGE Gregory. Edward b. sterling +.
u...lIu Major T. j. Grrnuey. u. +. ket' 'e>"h'
Charles H. Nckcel T. \. Holton, J. Walter scott ana
julius Ndcuaw.
pu The dinner committee we're John Walter e'''',
n, father ol Phllarl,t>." Ernst L. Schimahn' au'
August pcouec. The reception committee was also
..,n,.,, ct of three members. II: Nel>on leire'''
Nibcrt r. Roger. ard J.. oakley Hobby, ,..,,. ~.
TIE menu card w. "'h'Ii' ,'i W ,t ,, INN
: ,ny ~ fbc new Lincoln four cent stamp wuch -
mot t.t 40 circulation each guest 'nnl a. ~, Ptp Ptp
~ the table postal 'aid oi i''''''''''' '''"' ~
IA, name written upon IT, ,.. , e,.,s - ,b.
Il r.,ults OF the annual elr, ton oi officers oi tne
b.. y 4" with be announced l"NaN az a." 80
.cN.lon Of the convention to be held IN the Lincoln
cub house at II a. hi.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07

President Coleman of the Tax Department,
deserves the hearty thanks Of the taxpayers OF
this town for his earnest and persistent en-
deavors TO have Justice done to New York CITY
by the State Board of Assessors. II is an Old
fight often renewed, and the city has always
come out second best thus far. Mr.. Colomans &
n6sition is incontcstablc and the city dcTand
is only reasonable and right. Why should
this fragrant injustice be permitted to CON
tinue? The Empire State ought tp be equally
fair 10 all sections The piing Of undue bur
dcns upon this metropolis for the benefit OF the
"ru,3l deestricllsr is indefcnSible
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
PATHS

The path that leads o Loaf of liclh
Wind, hrough the s"amiN oi loi,
And the path that l,ud- tp = suit 81 'l"'"''
toes through a howcIic-~ on. ~
And the >uit of Clothes are hard - u''"'
And the path th, lead, To a House Of lonr own
climbs over lhc hovldard hlll,; ,,.o,r,
And the path that lead, Ia a bank N''"""'
!, swept 10y the blast that h'le
Eut the men who starr In the paths to day
In the Lazy lll, may go aNtrF'
In the Lazy lIIls are tree, Of ,had;
l.y the dreamy brooks of sleep ~,
And the ruilchng River Of Pleasure "uEuS
And gambO, down the steep.
But when the blasts of winter COM,
The brooks and the river are h"heh "''"p'
Then woe to those in the Lazy llills
When the blasts of winter moan
Who straycd from the path 10 a bank Account
And the path To llou,c ol Their own
These paths are hard In the summer neat.
But in winter they lead 10 snug retreat
IS. W. Foss IN Yankee blaue
From observations extending over many years. A
careful and competent scientist has concluded that te
moon does not have the slightest influence on tho
weather This ought practically settle the question:
but 1t won't some paraeraphist who Is hard up Tor
an item will remark They say that the moon h's a
profound Influence on the weather.; or III j. proven
beyond the shadow Of a doubt that the m"oh' &C.
aud every man. woman ard child In this great Nation
viii accent the statement aS being perhaps a lt't
moro true than the Gospel We plume onr~elvee ON
onr Intrcdulty but the most orcdnl'uN people
on tile face Of the earth-e>pecially whcn sccn'lh'
dict2 concerned
\ Tale Of Woc-Mrs. Mulcahv Bridget O'DOnahue
It's me sympathy yc haYc IN your sorrow.
DrIdgct-ic~ the owl man has gone, but troubles
never come alone. Oi don't know.
Mrs. Mucahy- Bedad, and whats happened now
Rridget-- Faith and me poor billy goat swallowed
BIZ of ice and the ceman shot him dead to recover his
property. Kearney Enterprise.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07

come to hand narrowly escaped going to pieces ;
three sections did in fact, break away and
were lost. Danger is inseparable from trans
porting timber in great RATS at sea, and means
should be devised for putting stop To such
nxtra- hazardous business
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07

Gum-chcving and is effects have been sub
lcctcd to scientific examination, with the emi-
,cnty gratifying result that the scientist makes
the assertion that in this process the mnsSctcr
muscles which move the jaw are abnormally de-
velopcd, and the fatty substance which produces
fair, plump cheeks is deteriorated.' We trust
that this statement will have wide circulation
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07

So Colonel John r. Fellows is TO he rewarded
for his maladminist ration of the Dstrict-N-
torneys Office by Tammany nomination for Lon
grcss. Well, it is not to be denied that 'he
Colonel deserves a good fat reward for the strain
that he has been forced to keep upon his oihcial
conscience most Of the time for three years past.
He promised to make New-York an unhealthy
place for criminals. On the contrary. some most
notorious criminals free to confess thar thry
find it one of the most salubrious spots on the
continent
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07

The most important thing done by the House
If Representatives yesterday was TO agree -
tho conference report on the Original Package
hill The Conference Committee it will be
remembered. decided to accept the Senate :
bill in preference to the substitute passed ny
the Uonsc. Yesterdays action was, there
fore. the ratification of the measure passed by
the Senate. and only the Presidents signature
is needed to make it a law. The act as passed
applies only to liquors carried from one state
into another. An important duty has been
performed by Congress in this piece of lcgiS-
lation which was plainly demanded OF it by
the Supreme Courts decision.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
Hmusements.

URoADwAY THEATRE-s-Castlesi in the Air
eIJoU THEATRE-sl5-The Canuck.
CASISO-sl5-The brazilian.
EDEN MUSEE-Wax Tableaus
ROSTER & BfAES-9-Carmencita.
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN AMPIIITHEATkE-
s. strauss Concert.
MADISON SQUARE THEATRE-s3o-Bsau Brumme'
MANHATTAN BTACII-Siese Of Vera CrnA
PALAFR's THEATRE-S-The Red Hussar
STAR THEATRE-S S-Tne Balloon.
TERRACE GARDEN-s:l5-Sevcn suabisns.