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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-03
R4BTES WITHOUT DREAD or WATER

Chicago Aug. = (special).-One Of the most remarh'
abia cases OF hvdrophoba ever operated upon III INC
W., h that Of llber Halter, south Dakota farmer
wbo was bitten by q mad dog about year ago ~
Webster Dak while endcav0rlng to save Inc TIC Oh
his little sxyoarold daughter from It's attacks INC
animal had previously bitten large number Of porous
Halter is a Norwegian by birth and man 81 con
siderable intelligence, who has done much i"I w"
advancement OF the Norwegian Lutheran ChuFch III
Soutb Dakota lie owns 100 acree Of land when n
heavily norrgaged and hence the delay IN his treat
mont which was finally arranged for through the
philanthropic action of Mrs. Marietta NJ Homes VINO
i now al the Palmer IOuJc. Mr.. Hitter arrived III
this CITY last night and at once taken to Kush
Medical College where he rested easily through inc
niQbt This morning at 8 O'Clock he was OI"rTtsi
| uuou bv Dr. IagorO, Of the new Past"ur lnsutnie.
! The patIent was stripped for the operation, ana lying
upon his back was nOculated several times n tho
waist after which he was removed TO his ROOM where
he &c now getting along comfortably. The symptoms
of this case are peculiar The patient complains o.
intense heat at he top Of the head and bearing down
! brain while terrible shooting pains of momcnttry
| duration are felt all over the BODY. lie docs not
aDDcr TO have that OF water ascriled 10 some
| subjects IN the thrOcs Of hydTOphObia Or. LhgOrO
has no hesitation in sa ing however, inst ne DccNc7
| IJacr 10 be a victim of rabies and secs no feasOn
why his treatment would not bo ~ successful III Ihla
case as in others brought 10 him for Treatment al
though the length Of time clapsng since the bite was
given would naturally preclude thc possibility OF carly
|
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NOTES FROM THE FIELD OF LABOR.
UNIONS DECLARE WAR AGAINST EACH oTHER
-MANUFACTURERs APPEAL TO THE
WALKING DELEGATES.

Two more labor unions in this city have declared
war on each other and one Of them. Brewers Union
No. /, has issued circular making charges oil iIaud
and treason against the other. the Ale ana For'cF
Brewery Employees Protective Association. The CIR
cular among other things, that after the Knight
of Labor organized the scabs7 in the Knckerbocker
Brewery the association easily persuaded the remnant
of the Central Labor Union to raise the boycott Ooh
ttnuing the circular that assessment AFTER
assessment is levied the German members OF the
association who have pay S23 initiation fee to be
gin with, and also that the question OF natohahSh Is
the pivot on which the association rests.
A preliminary convention Of the printing trades was
held Yesterday at No 9S Forsyth-, at which the fol
lowing trades were represented: Adams and Ohnder
FRESHMAN No. ., Franklin Association OF PreSsmeh
Bookbnders' Unson. New-York stereotypers' ASsocid
ton, Pckwick Club of Bookbnders, and Diamond A.
ISOLATION a committee of one from each uhcl
was appointed draft circular letter to be
sent 10 all branches Of the trade. asking that each
union appoint three delegates TO convention 10
form permanent National Trade Council
The majority Of cigar manufacturers in this city
have formed themselves into an ASSOCIATION 10 enable
them to resist the demands of the unions Inc ON
GERS Of the International Cigarmakers' Union say
that they are willing either to sight treat with the
new association.
A committee consisting Of representatives of the
firms OF G.. q C. Brown, Kcrtscher d Co., and kilan d
Brother furniture and cabinet manufacturers, sent
letter to the Board of Walking Delegates yesterday
asking for conference 10 settle trade troubles :"
Brown said that the furniture manufacturers Of this
cty were being frozen OUT of the business on a
count Of the cheap work being done by outside
manufacturers. and the firms think the delegates can
help TO remedy the trouble Henry Enrich. general
secretary of the International Furniture Workers
Union, says the delegates help the manufac tuIer:
BY refusing to allow outside goods 10 be handled
In this city.
short strike Of marble polishers took place
Yesterday in dozen marble yards against the employ
ment Of non-uniOn men, but was settled In the
afternoon, and the strikers returned TO work.
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abundantly justified by the statement NAV"
m,ttce and included in To- report ... ,.., ~.
p.sovod That this Board express It's regrets '"a' VI"
eor.s ~ its committee to determine the truth ol '
r.ctino the amateur standing Of said Caihh nav ~
,ad nv the refusal Of important witnesses 10 aPp'
d ,,,y thus leaving the charges not proven ou' III
- -, Pho repor, received this evening, ana III the aO'
once ., direct evidence tending TO sustain the c"'s ~
,snons,on Of said Patrick Cahill Is hereby removed
communication was read from M'lcom fo'"' sH"'o
-. - the reason for his rejection by the Indoor
Championship Committee. The COMMUNICATE" % r,s
% the committee appointed 70 investigate MI ro'u
amateur standing. ,,,., a.. -.
The application OF r. hlrhah' Vi i"''"'F'' 49,
instntcment was rejected
Il was decided tina: T. Edwards, Of the Acor7' - a."
Ind not Injured his amateur standing
The Lacrosse Committee was empowered 10 hanc :"
schedule for championship games
Among those present II. Mcmillan A. T. D y
II Perrv Columbia \. c.; w Is. Curtis y \ a. & )
HARDER n Y T. U; e.. b. Morrison, Boston A. a. ;
= " J,nssen S: 1. A. c.; J. E. Sullivan y j. ~ ~
e f. Mathcwson Berkeley A. c. by proxy f. w Euu9'
Detroit a. C. c,,u
The Committee refused tho request OF the jersey ivy
Amateur Athletic League register the games OF inc a'
for Sunday August 10, on the ground mat " "o'ia "
unwi.e TO have Sunday between different CLUBS
II was decided TO give prizes the rst second and
third teams in the tug Of contest OF the chahpo"p
meeting az Washington. -,
The general rules governing polevaulting were smehoeo
N revent one contestant using the poe OF anotheF con-
testant without his consent -
Mr. Perry OF the Columbia Athletic Club "ashlhg'oh'
n & gave notice that would move TO amehu u' 'o''
s,iton % that the annual meeting OF the union 'ho"u
he held on the night previous instead OF OIL 'He e
o. the annual championship games
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.
CUTTING EASTWARD PASSENGER RATE

CUTTING EASTWARD PA>SENdEk NAL LIS
Chicago. Aug. (specaD.-The Pennsylvan" ro'd
via It's Vandalia line II. Louis has made ra'e OIL
$50 ST. Louis to Now York and return. good Eoihs
on August g. 9 and TO- and good for return ul''
September so This rate does not apply from CHo's'
over the Pennsylvania, but only from -. LOUIS j.
cuts the regular rate squarely in half. Inc cause
OF the break is the fight on Grand ArhlN DusIcS>
between Vandalia and the ohio and Mississippi. Ihu
to-day this fight was restricted 10 Boston, and no one
in the least expected that the Ncw-IoTk rate WON"
suffer The Chicago lines have not vet made mp tRci'
minds what 10 do, but will decide on Monday y"
the Vandalia rate it VIII b. far cheaper FOR man 10
20 70 New York from Chicago via 81 Louis tan |" :"
direct 4 large share OF the bushes, from the west
viii be diverted from Chicago TO -. Louis unless inc
Chicago lines meet the reduction. and II Is probable
that an emergency rate Will be made 10 cover III"
same time as the reduction from - Louis No olhci
sS7 30 rate Of the Missouri Pacific, Kansas city u
Boston and return Id, disclosed he old time rcad.eS'
Of western passenger agents 10 slash rate. II'
Missouri Pacific claims that II made the wd'ct0" ~
meet similar rate Of The Rock Island. ana an I,'
other competitors Of the Rock Island clam tHa' IN"
Missouri Pacific is rsht In IT, charge alihouAl u''
Rock Island still denic, IL. Chairman Goddard Of ne
Western PASSENGER Association, rrlt"rHt"' A'"'NtT
the sentiments quoted Yesterday n MS leteI 10 'It
Missouri PaciAc His position l. that, II me l",h
Island quoted ihc rae charged, " VIII De uIIF
punished but thai Missouri Pacific had no rsht 70
take independent action.
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the passengers one of them said that the conductor
Of the train should he informed Of the robbery.
No no: don't do that cried the young man
hut IL was done and two cendarmes were ordered bN
ne conductor 70 come board The train and search
every passenger. Finally the vallse was d!sc0ve"ed
I'm the packed blanket Of passenger who declared tlc
voliec was hi, When the valise was shown 10 INC
v0nnr man he asserted that II did not belong ~ him
and the thief wa, triumphant INT in order 10 dcclnc
The question Of ownership completely one of the fellow
messengers Of the yOUng man asked him for Ms hcN
so that the ecndarnes might open the valsc ana se
by It's contents. which must be the diamonds mn
TONED in the conversation, that the vase was really
his and that the man in whose possession u va
thief Instead Of giving up his Key me y9I n,
Nhilis Z The platform OF the car ana ,rcT num- t
self under the wheels. The valise WAS opened, INT
the passenger who had stolen H. seeing that II con
monds did NOT insist that he the real owner Oh
the terrible piece Of luggage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-03
ACTTrE WORK FOE TIE FAIL CAMPAIGN

Colonel + \. McNpn, president Of the Repubh'ah
League II the state of Ncw-lork has -ent ouc 'i''
following letter To the various clubs composing INC
League: go,
In view OF the importance Of the coming election THIS IAN
It bchooycs Republicans 70 10 earnestly 70 "o'N an"
make victory This be done more ene''NeN
by all IN. clubs League acting in unity kNs'f"ns
Republican Clubs not members Of ma Leagu" ~" u" ,
opinion that they should b. Induced 10 Join ~ at once" Al"
annual dues Gre 90 club admitted until 1t has pam t
first years dues
As the new ballot system NAV not b. pNrttuN unu'''
by some voters / thnN II woulG De sood plan ''' you"
club school OF instruction ~ the same IL ''"
be- interesting and might awaken enthusiasm OF "hp" "
stand I'm need II &, earnest wish Of th' FN'''N
Committee expressed their last meeting that e"'h ~
every Republican Cub should send ull deesa'o
to our convention a. Saratoga. September J. I0'V
\ massmeetnR will be held on the evening io''""E WV
convention which Will be- addressed by eminent SPEAKERS
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PrTTTNG Up TIE PRICE Of LIGHTING

New bedford, Aug. (speclal-Thc two electric nsh
companies here consolidated recently and TINS
week notices sent ont TO a number Of customers
that after the old contracts expired an increase In rates
would be made. one firm was Informed that Tor the
same number OF lights now used at $50 a year.
s53i would bc charged after the old contract cX
plrcd and in another case, where $175 Is now paid
$3.50 would he the price This raised the ire of the
electric light takers and call issued By the two
firms referred N above for public meeting 10 protest
against il. signatures 10 the call were numerous
and "A meeting will be held on Tuesday evening.
large number of citizens al the north end Of the town
have already held meeting on the subject and APP
uo.ntcd A commit tee 70 wait on the company and
protest AGAINST the enOnnou, Increase proposed.
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ABLE TO PAY ALI ITS DEBIS.
TINE WANTED, HOWEVER, TO REALIZE on
THE ASSETS.


THE ASSETS.
The New. York creditor, Of II. ;. Miller CO.. man
uf,cturors II fertilizers Newark whose Ne"-i
office &, AZ 40. l34 Waterst, have been cdlIeu u Z"
meeting on Tuesday 70 decide what snail De oo'"
r,cording the future conduct OF the business i'c
coapany II is -ad Is temporarily embarrassed lor IeH'
money and some Of rs paper went to protest Jew
DAYS ago The business was started IN Newark III
December 1ss7 by tie firm Of II. = Miller w.
compo~,i Of Horace : Miller and Alfred Lister VII
lime - last the business was Incorporated mo d
stock company. under the NewJer'ey laws VII" a
capiral Stock Of 100000. Of which IL was saiu
s2.5 900 had been pad il. Alfred Lister was uo
president Horace :. Miller vice president ana : ID.
,,bcn,k treasurer. Mr. Lister was the capNaHs' VI
the concern and held the controlling interest =
said IN the stock Of tho company.
The Liabilities arc reported 70 be about @4Vo'ooo'
with nominal assets largely In excess ot that amount
The asset, consist Of large plant real estate laco'
MACHINERY ETC. accounts, bills receivable ana Stooh
on hand Friend, Of the company Say that tlefe dlc
enough assets 10 pay all the debts and leave large
surplus If time can had 10 realize upon the assets
:, - nr,ale that the creditors viii be asked 10 gran
the COMPANY an extension. In order tnat the oH0ds
NAV have an opportunity Of paying IN fuu'
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RENEWING THE C0RDAGE COMBINE.

Boston. Aug. ct is reported III" Wv
National Coriage Company Of Ncw-lorN -
organize with a capital stock OF +l5'oooooo' ','
bc offered for sale through several bo'''" o
It is understood that pro- pectns OF tfe TIC" 7,r
tion Will soon be issued under when the Puo''' w
ne invited n subscribe portion of the new shares
viii be issued as preferred stock The company ""s
seventeen cordage mills. most OF winch 'io io'"''n
in New ork and states further West Inc & ana
las been i'm the hand, OF a few New Orh hci a.r,
,bo ,rcsent elton H. due TO the fact that large
Increase OF capital Is desired and that me tu,e S Stn
dion Of the industry is such as 10 "ai'"i' INV r'o
NJ the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-03
TIE LAron DAY STAKES.

With a view - bringing together fine field OF stake
horses on Labor Day the second day Of the Coucy Island
Jor.ev club, IAN meeting Shccpshead Bay Secretary
Lawrence arranged the Labor Day Stake 800 each
only forfeit added penalties aud allowances
IL miles entries for which will be received until August
Is at th. Offices Of tho club Flhh.ave. and Twenty
second.st
The ton weirht will probably be 1870 pounds with the
penalties the winner Of $4,000 once this year must
carry nye pound, and the winner OF % 900 twice
NJ mare must carry 10 pounds There allow
nc.s for Other This viii be for horses Of
IN age. above years. and l. hoped that
Sayaor Kingston Tenny FrenT and all the best horses
in the country will take part in the race.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-03
cu,yG1yG THE IOWA SCHEDULE.

Des Moines, Iowa. Aug The Railway Commissioner
have revoked the schedule OF joint rates prOmuga nv
them June TO- which supposed 70 have gone nto foc'
OFT July 4 In its stead they have Issued an order pro
vidinR that when shipment i made over Two OF more
lines in this state road shnl De- entitled to 20 &
,, ~ the local rate AZ provided the tarn which G'"-
into eject to-day. The railroads have bitterly "Ip'-e'
tn, former schedule have refused 20 adopt IT, inc
now schedule viii be much satisfactory t. th' sh'"i
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J. c. L. G.
- SanaA
THE VFATHER REPORT.
FORECAST TILL s =. NJ.

Washington. Aug .. s p m.-For Name He.'
Hampshire and Vermont, fair weather warmer ''1~
westerly winds cooler Monday ..
~. Massachusetts Rhod. Island and Connectcu@
warmer: fair weather; southery winds ,,
For Eastern New-York and Eastern
warmer; fair sOutherly winds. - or,,
For New.JeIsey and Delaware, local sho"'''' ~
For Western New.York fair. warmer "ih1' '"'''s
TO southcry. . ,.. ,arror In northern
stationary temperature in sou'hef" P'
westerly winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-03
curpRy DIAMONDS EXCEL AT LACROSSE.

~. a., c,mo =, lacrosse witch has been played o.
,h N,rba,tan Athletic Club took place IN Oehuat
p,rk Yesterday The Of the Cherry DIAMOND hAa
f,r oproncn, the Jersey city Lacrosse Ciuo N'P''"
Marsden o. the Maintains. hal caTefuN uFl'eD ' '
' -. $500, o. ,>ce,lent form not allowing their ops
,.n,. 90 >cor, , pont The only goals made "eFS
-. h tho N,,hattans The frs: was made by j. ).
n,nm in II minutes the second by the same placer In
minutes and the third goal by H. nav" ~ - ,r,
rho ,.r inward Of 500 p,ople PRESENT Inc Manhattan
sie, c,rh team intend challenging the Staten lsand
am 70 pl,y Tor the oclrlchs cup The following are ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-03
CAHILL STILL IN 1MdTECR.
IMPORTANT MEETING or THE EXECUTIVE COM.

IMPORTANT MEETING OF IKE hAfON llN u No'i'
MITrEE OF TILL A. a. L.
The Executive Committee OF the Amateur Athletic
Union Of America meeting In the Astor House last
night decided long drawn ont and much discussed Aoe
fl, Patrick Clhill. the Scottish American Club. The
decision practically victoy for Call rs II remove
the suspension from him and allows him to enter amateur
coutsts This the report Of the committee appoint Il
IN investigate the standing Of CshilL which
vas made to the board
.lu view u facts submitted TO this Board by its
different committees. what T. known a. the Chill
,,so Resolved. Tint this Board approve the action
originally taken b. ~ championship committee IN r.
fu.ing the entry ~ Patrick Cah for the boxing aud
wrestling championship meeting Of 1889. as being
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-03
4 CARP WITH AN ASSORTMENT or TACKLE

Pennington y. j., Aug 2.-Frceholdcr swallow Is
50 close mitator Of the man who chpped the
cherry tree that not Of his town men questions
the story which he tells this week John n. stanton
caught n German carp weighing eight pounds u few
DAYS ago. In the Oils Of the fish were found two
hooks and two pieces Of line Freebooter swallow
declares that the tackle Is MS that Tor Two successive
ceasous Inc has lost hooks bv this carp, and
that he was about rig his line again Tor The hsll
WHOM Mr.. Stanton scOOpcdI MN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-03
NoNINATEp FOR CONGRESS.

Cincinnati. Aug "A dispatch to The 'ommer',''
Gazette reports the nomination at Washington :"
today of d. l. Rathburn. Of Clark county "'
hbltion>t candidate for Congress In IN" Ath pis''
Jackson. Miss. Aug > Ospeclan-J c hyle' d
prominent LAWYER and planter Of sardiN, Miss VIII
succeed Congressman j. Il. Morgan VINO i'''r" ~
cure the nomination III, defeat can DC a,, me ,nb
a great measure to his speeches IN iaVo' Vi Wv
Il -cI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-03
ppou,vryr ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

BRUNSWICK Professor Thomas wiltshire. o, Lon.
don. FIFTH AVENUE-Cayetano Romero SeTteaty {"
,,n N.xican Ig,ton at Washington. HOFFMAN
sm,,eon IIord Thomas OF II. NJ b Bellerophon. and
surgeon Alexander Andrews. OF ii. NJ ,. PArtriise'
MURRAY ulIJ.- Congressman f. g. Ncidrlnghaus OF BIT
o,Is and Charles Dudley Warner, Of Hartford VIC.
ToRI ASydncy parct OF London and Margaret Mather.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-03
GREAT INCREASE IN EARNINGS.

Chicago. Anc. (speclah.-Ghe estimate Of Thur
day on the total gain in earnings Of all western ril
road, consequent on The advance IN freight rates,
i far below the mark. The Burlington alone e-t
mates IT,, increase in earning. al 49, 900 day and
other lines Join it in estimating inc total dalF lncrea,
a., 900 TIE total increase II rdtea are
mautaincd will he about $6o0OOOoO a year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-03
THE FIRE RECORD.
,peov ALLEGED AT SENECA FALLS

svracp,e y y Aug. . (>pecial)-A dispa''"
from seneca Falls tonight SAYS: The spacious
barns on the old Van Rensselaer, farm about 'iIce
and half miles from the village, we're destroyed "
fire shortly after Il O'Clock last night H"yihs MAJ
inst been completed the day before and the TWO Oar'
and Gf,v ton, Of hay were speedily consumed Inc
fin, +, generally supposed 70 be the "orN " "u ~
a,,o-, AZ undorbtcdlv was the large fire Of July
2o The percentage OF insurance carried on thr
rrner,v destroyed by the largo fire Is now estimated
Al 20 per cent The burned district will be speedily
rebuilt
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r. II. MACY & CO.,


the business
determued % change its character o Of
t.ome business accy order to acc0nuplish this.
are shall offer for the meet fre weeEs, unprecedented
rrov of biz volues, muitudinous, that rould be
,,;ze to eren attempt them We si,apy
tend the inritation to call. prices rU sncaE for
tben,Se
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-03

To. morrow Commodore Gerry ana h.> StaI VIZ
attend church At Trinity chapel on Monday T ne
fleet will race from here 10 Maithae lneFari, iHo
crmmodora and his stan yesterday icnocrn %
breaIfnSt on the Rel!crophon by Admiral WatSon:
4. the time set for the breakfast was Monu'S w
Commodor- was obliged to decline on account Oh thS
race % Vineyard Haven. $3.50, -,s,.,sav
The prize for which the yachts raced Neseiu"'
was a $3.50 cup. presented by c. Oliver Iseih
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-03
ANOTHER FATAL GRADE CROSSING ACCIDENT.

Wilmington. Del. Aug 2.-Thomas W. LeW',, VI
Belair Hartford County. Md was struck oS II" ''i.7
engine and instantly killed at INC '..sa p,
~ the phil,dcInhia Wilmington and Baltimore Ran
ro,d mi. moro,nc The coroner took charge OF the
body II is thought MIR. Lewis was eh en-, oie ,o o
board Baltimore and ONO trdll' "nN N' INV wv Wv
shlfter In time Ia avoid II.
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rno,, s.v rp.yc1sco 70 Los ANGELES.

San Francisco Aug The southern Pac'h' COMPANY
has accepted the Of the subsidy OF SJlbVV an" vi"
rights Of cav TO complete coast nne OF railway o'"'
ea,,a Maryar.ta AID Elwood thus making co'u"no'9
- a.. Co.. r-anci,co 10 Los Angeles. 4 convention o.
DELEGATE. from TIE CO.'S, councs viii be hdd her "'
, 10 70 make arrangements " IN the railroad compaa,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-03

STATEMENT OF B. AND O. RELIEF DEPANIMLNI l.
Baltimore Aug. 2.-Ihe Baltimore and ONO Ia''I"'l
Cornyany's relief department makes the following -'''
q receipt, and disbursement: for MAY R.cci7 ''4V''
dishur.rnen,, sZ54O2 The benefits paid 10y tn E"Hf
Association from May L. 1850 May 81, 1890 sr29reae
s. 3Q7592.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-03
A VALUABLE MILL BURNED IN Ia CROSSE

4 NALIA BLE NIIL 1T NNTU ~ IN IT,
Milwaukee. Wis. Aug "a dispatch to the Even
Ing Wisconsin" from La Crosse. Wis says: " Inc y
A. Freeman Company'S large stone eleVat'r anu "''i
were DESTROYED hy hrc al noon TO-DAY. The loS> Is
estimated 81 5000, 900, Insurance. SloOOOo' ''F'
Freeman IS a resident Of NeS YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-03

The swiftest tiaas are run 6et~sen "a "a and o.
wash,n cton via Jersey Central, Reading ana d anu w.
n,,or ms nm all trains station foot Of Liberty'st'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-03

Tribune Office. Aug. g. a. m.-The movement III Wv
,.ror,s,er yesterday was upward. Cloudy weather w."
followed BY far weather TIE empertlre ranseu ,oa,
~ and "a degrees the average OH being degrees ,
S,n on the corresponding day last year and ." ''"''
than O. triday .-.., xaathsr may be expected "
Clear or fair ana warmer "e~''i0A ""' ~
and this city tcsoAy
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

euca,eus yesterday observed az tne .Sed indicate
sgaA n.ssd AZ Perry's Pharmacy sun bdndins'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-03

O,tend Aug. a banquet was nycn at tn.
palace last night In honor 81 Emperor william.
Beside King Leopold The Count Of Flanders and Prince
Baldwin al the principal civil aud military authorities
and number of ecclcsla,tical dnltareS present
40 toass were offered After the banquet tho En-
pcror appeared on the balcony and reviewed torch
light procession. The people gave the Emperor an
en- hue asfc rcceptiOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-03
THE KAISER AT OSTEND.
POLITICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF HIS VISIT TO
KING LEOPOLD.

BELGIUM LIKELY TO BECOME SILENT PART
Nrn" IN THE TRIPLE ALLIAYCE-THE Bull
GAEIAN THRoHE-THE NEW RUSSIAN