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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-17
OTHER SUBURBAN. To " VS..
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

MOUNT VERNON.-Thc lith separate ComHlny. Of
the Provisional Regiment. returned from state Camp
Yesterday. Their week Of camp fo was relieved Of lis
monotony by frequent cY0uiiOns Of division and com
pauy drill by the visit, OF the kcekshill maidcni
and tier mo;lcr, and al-o by visit on wednesday
from 4 complmy ol ladic, from home The absence
of the National Guardsmcu and OF tie Grand Army
of the Republic veterans made the town dull In A
.ocial way but there viii now b, revival OF plcnlc,,
seaside parties, tennis. etc. The chester
mn Cub ha, arranged 10 build an annex T. ~ club
honsc I'm the rear, for the purpose Of stage and
dies groom for pa lor thcatrcas and concerts IN
the wnt r. season. This addition j. made s1iy
by the increase In membership. Tnc tennis
courts, aud other lawns occupied dany with
nb,ycrs Justice Ilcc he, dismissed the suit
against Peter Brogau. who was arrested on the
charge Of setting fir. 10 the salvation
Army tent aud furniture 1t testified
that Brogan stood by while the tent was
burning and restrained others nom adding 10 The
flames Others testified that BrOglu prevented the
flames from being cNtnguishcd
SING EiNG.-Thc Methodist camp meeting, which
has been In session for tile last ten days viii close
thls evening. IL has not been 50 well attended aS
usual
CHAP NOIA.-rhc Friends sunda, schoo! win e.
on It's annual excursion on Wednesday ny special
train TO Lake Mih0pac.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-17
TIE TROUBLE IN CENTRAL AMERICA.
HONDURAS EXPLAINS HER ATTITUDE TO"AhA
sALyADoR-RUMoRS OF BARlLLASS
FLIGHT UNPOUNDED.

City Of Mexico, Aug 10, via Gaycston-A dispatch
from Tecuijapa says that, Ia answer TO Gcheial
Ezoa's request that Honduras explain her attitude
I'm the present difficulty. Senior Zclaya. the Honduras
Secretary OF Foreign Affairs, has answered as follows
IL truc that Honduras has placed and is still placing
toona On the yador frontier This has been
done for reasons:
rirs-You called and armed Honduras refugees
meeting them Honduras because Honduras re-
us.a 20 recognize the affairs brought on by Gen
eral Ezeta In Salvador the night OF June 70
second-Ine unjused. Illegal treatment accorded Hon
dutas BY your Government 70 the shooting BY order
Of Colonel Bramek Of Calixo Acos:o peaceful fonduIan'
at San Antonio Mortc which a9ran violation OF all
international right and law.
hird-Sal,a suspended without right or justice all
ea,e communications between Honduras and the United
States AND Europe, the derment OF commerce and In
eustry.
Fourt-Salyador ordered the suspension OF commercial
postal and telegraphc communication between salvador
and Honduras.
These facts are OF the present attitude Of
Honduras and until Salvador changes her tactics or
poace shall be arranged Honduras. sister and fcnd
of Guatemala viii and strengthen the attitude
adopted by Guatemala against salvador.
ID. The Guatemala peace negotiations are nearly CON
cluded. Everything Is quiet There has been only
q partial change in the Cabinet. knn0Ib OF the Night
or resignation OF President Barllas are unfounded.
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SOLDIERS ENJOY THEMSELVES.
NATIONAL, GUARpsMry VISIT CONEY ISLAND
AS THE GUESTS or THE ELIZABETH


"
In their entertainment Of Company A. Sd Regiment
Missouri National Guard OF kansa, city, the Veteran
2ouavcs Of Elizabeth. y. j.. have oudonc themselves
and the Western visitors will doubtless return hoHe
with an abiding OF the hospitality OF the lLlZa
bctlans. At 5 a. m. Yesterday the little steamer IA
vance took tho Zouavcs under the command OF "en'i
j. Madison Drake and his stan. Captains william
Feeder. j. II. Corey. George II. Rhodes and H. -
Logan with their guests from Elzabethport to the for'
Leo ferry dock, and visit made on foot to Grant
tomb some time spent here and abont hNcr-
SIDE Park and then the party embarked direct f'r
Concy Island. The trip up and down the river ana
across the bay thoroughly enjoyed, the veteran
Zouave Band cnvcning the journey with the airs 'at
arc dear 10 the heart VI the soldier
The powers OF the Weather Bureau could not nave
ordered a perfect day. The cool brcezes OF the
bay wheted the appettes that the mornings marching
had aroused, and on reaching the iron pier at Coney
Island every one was ready for the generous banqueb
spread in the dining room OF the West END Hotel
There was no speech making solid enjoyment being inc
order OF the day. After dinner the parry spent an
hour two IN strolllng, bathing and seclhg me many
sights. At 30 D. M, the hour or SAILING line was
then formed and the companies paraded before thc
hotel and the main street and back TO thc pier:
At Elizabeth. which was reached NJ O'CLOCK lhs
night, there no demonstration DcNOhu parauo
from the depot to the armOry. The Kansas veterans
return by the Erie at p. M today, escorted TO INC
station by the Zouaycs. The expenses OF the three
days entertainment long 10 be remembered BON ny
guests and entertainers, have been Dorlc ehtFey Dy
tho ZOuaVcs,
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A FREE MASON SHOOTS HIMSELF.

Sebastian Biumgartner native OF Switzerland, aged
tsa,tv.sve was found Jeac with a bulc, In his BRAIN
In Q Of the hotel No. 100 Greenwieh-st, Kept
BY Charles Reuter-, % O'Clock last night All
the evidence points 70 suicide Paumgartncs
Mas wen dressed and OF pleasant appearance, when al
o'clock In the afternoon he engaged the in which
ne died He showed his business card, indicating that
he furniture dealer In 6reenned, Mass, repre-
sented himself Free Mason and member of sie
Knights OF Pythas and OF iiarugar lie gave the
proprietor Masonic sign to which the hotekeeper
could respond. hut Introduced him 10 Christopher
Ian bcin, a lquor.scller at No 12s Lbetty-st. who
happened be present. The mon went out together
and before Ilaumgartner returned he bought cheap
revolver the store OF r. Kaske No so Greenwichst
A gold watch and chain and diamond pin were found
man the dead
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NEWARK
\ pFspONDfNr LOVER's SUICIDE.

Df-PpNDfNA NV TN = ~ NJ
Alfred smith. Of 80. 80 Malvernst., hTrd Duhe'
from his revolver into his lcit breast TWO i''"'
,,- ,t, heart yc.tertay morning In Canal st., and
,,,s taken to the city Hospital. smith, who Is twenty
year, old for some time has been keeping company
with Mis- Laura Waltzn1er Of No. 90 Prospect st. ana
She say, that for time he has been deepondeh'
an account Of sickness. and when he lett her on
Friday. he said: "Goodby Pray Tor me- no"
blame Won: ID is not Your fanlt but cannot live any
'oro,r The Young man then rushed hailr,N ana
coailo,, from the house, and was NOT 'cch a'rWaI
,,v L,r until he las in the hospital, IN critical
,nndtiion fnm the .cf inflicted wound. smith i an
..itm1ile Young man. Who does not drink ana has
~, lr,,,,, ylccs lie has been employed IN the
~,.'ri Cb,iuiriI Works for .umc months, and i
highly spoken OF By hi, employers The physlcldhs
,Npr,.s little hope Of Ia, recovery.
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received at the pier at Barclay. st, and the freight
boats belonging 10 +e Central Railroad Company were
plying as usual between Brcoalyn, Jersey CltN,
Weelawken and New York. All the striking bodlElel
have returned 10 work in the where their paccs
were not already filled
Many old hands asked 70 bc Icnsatcd in all depart,
mcnts of the company, but few OF the men receNed
any encouragement -, W
Mr. Powderly. general master workman, JOWl W.
Hayes general secretary. ant j. j. H0lahu, HcniOo
OF the Executive Board OF the Knights OF LABOR, speC
the day in the ST. Cloud Hotel IN secret S'sol ~
tho Executive Board OF District Assembly, ~; - =;
Late last night Mr.. Powdcry said - rooininn VI
reporters ordinary occasions nave 10 oD!cOtoi.
to speak at length, but on TINS OCCASION ctIilvv
speak unrescrvcdiy, for a single tlough'csn VIZ"
may work great injury, not only 70 oar owl, OWL
men, but to the company Whiie maVo
Word that will arouse hope when i have no
certainty of its fulflment We're 20 ihduIee "a
idle threats or Boosting language it would DO n" good
and might do much haInl -, -, enoo.- -
thc New York Central and Hudson River Earoan Com
paDy dismissed members from inc service oi
that company, and so far as our members are con,
cerned we have that side of the case ! VIII hou
communicate with Mr.. Webb untii Monday ana az!
thing ! might say would be premature. II Is Dut
proper that whatever may have 10 say TO MT NeoD
Should be said to him before being given 10 the press or
any one else, and ! will not utter one sylla0ic
that may be misconstrued or Work Injury 70 'il!
interest involved. l can only add that we are not
idle and doing all we can to bring thls COMES
to a speedy and satisfactory end. Mr.. Holland IS
the only member of the General Executive Board
except myself in this city. II takes three 10 maze
q quorum. / am expecting John Devlih and ~. ".
Wright here on Monday and such action as we take
Among those who called on Mr.. Powderly yestcr
day were James p. Archibald. F.. j. Lee, W. n. Val
entnc and George Murray, all of them master-work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-17
ORANGE.

Thomas A. Edison has a newborn son.
T. T. sumner one of the business mcn Of orange
IA. disappeared and his place has been SEIZED h}
Edward =. Grain. his former partner, under chdita
mort.asc. covering hi, book accounts. stock ana
fixture. After Nj. summers disappearance man
,i.lt.d HIS place 81 business with revolver and
,,,,tcl 70 find him 70 avcusc the wrongs ~ hls
niece
10 day /, the birthday Of Moses Confit. the oldest
inhabl;lnt Of The oranges. lie lived ~ Pleasant valley
Nuy and }, ninety ,X years old. and although some
what feeble. -tlll preserves MS hcuitIce' hhd "',
,.,onaly wall, to bfuugc
ihc plans FOR the building OF the tower Of Gr@',
Church have been finally accepted and the worN OF
huilding the tower viii begin tomorrow. II Is To be
,cycniy feet high and viii contain large Illuminated
cloca and peal OF bells.
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R, H. MACY & CO.,
SIXTH AVE-, 18TH TO 18th ST.

At this season. when Summer days
alternate with days of Fall weather,
the necessity of diSposing of the re.
mainder Of Summer stock is con-
stantIy in the mind Of the prudent
merchant.
This is a time when buyers at our
store have EXCEPTIONAL ADVAN-
TAGES. They can have the first choice
of fresh Fall goods, and they can Sc.
cure at extraordinarily low prices
goods belonging to the waning Sum.
mer season.
There is no lime when we do not
present lower range of prices than
any other house. but at present the
concessions made on Summer goods
are so greatly 10 the advantage Of
purchasers as 10 demand SPECIAL
NOTICE.
1t would be as tedious to present in
exhaustive detail the array of tempt
ing prices at which the stock of the
passing season is being offered as il
would be supernuous 10 give an abb
soIutely complete list of the new
goods which are being opened. But
an idea of both can be gathered from
what follows, and it must be remem-
bered that TO adequately appreciate
either they must be examined. In
departments in which the goods are
of all seasons there will, as always,
be found that established harmony
of high quality and low price which
is the popular distinction of our
store; but in the already celebrated
department containing. ORIENTAL
RUGS there is at. present a quite I'm.
equaIIed opportunity for the discrimi-
mating buyer 10 secure GREAT BAR
GAINS.
We vejust imported a large as
sortment of these RUGS Of all sizes,
and 10 any one who knows their
value the prices at which we are
selling them will appear simply lr'
credible.
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LONG ISLAND.

LONG ISLAND CIrY.-Mayor Gleason has been Sura
for ~ 900 damages by Oscar W. lIommcrt, hdl n
dealer. IOmmCrt arrested for selling liquor with
out license. and on being taken before Mayor Glea
son was held ior trial lommcrt offered Supervisor
RaCan bondsman. but the Mayor refused 10 accept
him until lie Investigated the supervisors financial
standing Meantime the Mayor committed llommcrt
30 Jail. Yesterday the Mayor was satisfied With the
bonds furnished and released llommert. TRc lNtcr
claims that the Mayor well acquainted with tho
supcryisOr's financial standing ana That he conf
mlicd him 10 jail merely for persecution The
large house In UrLnd-avc owned by tile Mayor for a
school. The rental Is 10 lie $1,000 year. .
places as teachers In Long Island City schools has Just
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-17
STATEN ISLAND.

NEW-BRIGlITDN.-rEcf unra OF Father John FAIRY
took place yesterday from ST. Peters Roman Catholic
Church, In 81 Marks Place. among those pres mt
being about hundred Catholic clcrgymcn and lfty
sisters Of Charity from Ncwlork. brooklyn, staten
Island and elsewhere. \ solemn rcqul IN mass was
celebrated by The Rev. James r. Larry of ST. Monea's
Church. in East SEVENTY ninth ST. N,w-fork; IN" Rev:
James W. Power and the Rev. f.. j. o'Calhgmn, OF
New York onciatcd deacon and sub deacon. while
the Rev. David J. O'kccic acted as master OF cere-
monies. IN address the l,ic OF Father Barry was
delivered 10y the Rev. Jamc II. Mclean. Of It. Peters
Church. New York. The burial was In St. Peters
Cemetery. on the Glove Road The Rev.
chart les Jones. Of the sailors SYug larbor will rlacl
tho funeral services of Mr.. +. Alexander. Of the
sailors Home, at the Home At =. N. to-day.
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INVOKING TIE LAW AT DINGHAMToN.

Riuchamtcu. y. u Aug. lG.-The action brought
ny one Of the cigar manufacturing firms OF tins Guy
last evening is directed against about forty persons
who are charged with, unlawfully encouraging inc
strikers With four exceptions order OF arreS' ac-
conuanjcd each summons end complaint. Damages
are claimed on the ground OF conspiracy AOo"' w
o,cock las. night an order u arrest served upon
George Mcclure, one Of the Defendants Mcclure
e. tnt representative OF the tigrnakrr> lnteriduohdi
Union and lives al. Manchester, y. ii. Ian was Il
nadiatey furnished ard he was released. III inc cds
81 fbe five pickctS convicted yesterday ana sentenced
IN 100 DAYS imprisonment each an appeal was tIeu
10 Sav nv Justiec Forbes OF the supreme Court.
Recorder Downs whose ccnrse durng inc nc n ,T
,,nhilslcr and editors OF several newspapers Tor
iarge auount Orders OF arrest were served upon tWO
editors today, and bail was fufhHhcu'
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THE SIXTY-NINTH orr TO C1MP.
GREETED WITH APPLAUSE AND CHEERS OF
THEIR WAY.

The Goth Regiment started on It's way TO the Slate
Camp Yesterday. Before the sun was many hours
high the old armory at the upper end Of the Bowcry
presented a lively appearance, and the members Of
the regiment began to arrive ana prepare Tor the
march TO the boat which waited for them AT Pier no
2 East River. Everything was hustle and excite
ment for a time Adjutant Murphy was working with
both hands and two feet, and answering half dozen
questions, all at the same time Colonel Cdvanash
was acting general supervisor and giving the cap
tans the final instructions governing their actions al
the camp. When the order TO fall IN was gwen
there were about 40 soldiers and twice that mum
Der Of friends Of The boys waiting about the armory t.
bid them goodby.
BEFORE II O'Clock the march begun to the in
spring strains Of Daync's land, and the pier was
reached half an hour before nocA. Along the route
OF the march the regiment attracted a great deal OF
attention. and received the applause OF the admiiinG
spectators The trip up the river was begun at aout
| 10 o'clock and as the Long Branch swung Into the
stream the band played the historical piece about the
girl who was left behind and the cheers of the friends
of the bows who lad come 10 the dock followed them
around the Battery.
| The following The officers who went to camp;
Field and STAFF olond James Cayanaeh. Lieutenant
| James Moran Major Edward Duffy, AdJGtant John
Murphy Quarterratc james J. Ward Surgeon James H.
| Kelly Assistant Surgeon George C. Collins, Chaplain
Father Hugh j. Kelly, and Inspector OF Rifle Practice
John j. Ward.
| II
lowing officers: Company A, Captain Brennan. First
| Lieutenant Macaulay Second Lieutenant Michael Lynch
! COMPANY b. Captain Conan First Lieutenant Leonard
| Second Lieutenant MOr!arty; Company c, Captain
Mccarthy First Lieutenant O'Conncll Second Lieutenant
Thomas lynch Company ID, Captain Cox First Lieutenant
| Desmond Second Lieutenant Farley; Company T. Cap
! tain Coleman, First Lieutenant ODrien; Company f.
| CapaIn Mortimer, Second Lieutenant Seaman; Company
| c. Lieutenant Hogan, Second Lieutenant Mcoeei Com
rany H. Captain Morgan, First Lieutenant Mclaughlin
! second Lieutenant Feery; Company J. Captain Quinn
First Lieutenant Mahoney. Second Lieutenant Robert G.
| Ford Company X, Captain Keen, Fist Lieutenant T.
| Keer So ond Lieutenant McCrlsson
| The original intention Of the AdlutantGen was
that the 81 IN should open the camp on June %, but
the regiment had other plans and asked 10 have the
date changed. The AdiutantGcncra acceded 10 their
wishes and named the closing week of the camp ion
the Goth Regiments round of duty. The men have
been looking forward 10 the week for so long time
that they are in excellent condition for the duty and
will undoubtedly make good record. They have
had an extra number VI drills in the armOry during
July and the first half OF August, and they have been
ont for skirmsh drill several times. The camp has
seldom been kept open so late In the season Is 1t viii
be this year.
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ALONG THE SOUND.

TIE REPORT OF THEIR MARRIAGE CoNflkhEp.
A few days ago stir was caused by report tia'
Thomas Bridgcforth, q colOred man, ana MISS Annie
Tamlett n handsome white woman, both living III
what Is known Long HILL north OF the Guy ha run
away and been married in Eastern city AS tie
woman stood well socially, her friehos uouo"n ''''
trutb NJ the story Yesterday letter containing a
certified copy of tho marriage certificate datu 40
Piedmontst., Boston, Mass, was received p' "'oi"'
Swing that the two had been married IN inc bap.s'
Tabernacle by It's pastor the date named ana
second letter rom Bridcef1rh himself says that slc
is the case that he and his wife are happy and siaii
make Boston their permanent home.
The Jackson Guard. of Albany, ~ H., VIII ,r Nh.
bridgeport by steamer Tuesday, August 20.
will be received by General Thomas J.; WATSON, m"JOl
George W. Cornell Major Howard e. liubbe,i ana oap
tain james sheridan on the part OF the u n; ", an'
will be the special guests OF tho SedgewcN 1uun
Tho citizens committee entertainment arc '0onT
" H. stevenson, Colonel T. b. Warreh Saj1r n ga,
~ Read Captain John c. Copeland, Captain r. farln
IT, Lieutenant J. VI. Hawey. Lieutenant -. H. Nata ,
l. b. Prindle r. ". Wren, II. B Church iehry ocnnv
tr Police Commissioner Couse Fire CoihnlssloiIJ'
Near John Eckel, Charles Fleming ana '4''iie' -
IN
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4 CREAMERY DESTROYED BY rIRE.

NcwburG. y. Y. Aug Ii tspccah.-rhe creamery
~ G. II. G. Bcaker, near Montgomery. was destroyed
by fire yesterday. Everything on the place was CON
sumcd causing loss Of $4,000. on which there Is
insurance
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TO TRY FOR MERE SPEED.

The Hamburg American steamer Augusta Victoria
will 60 into the Erie dry dock today 10 have new
screw put In place. Her present propeller has not
given her the speed expected by her owners. AVID the
new will be put In 20 maze up this deficiency, II
possible The new propeller was brought from Ham
bury on the Augusta Victoria OH her last trim.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-17
NEW JERSEY FARMERS NAVE A PICNIC

Bclvdere. y j., Aug. 1G.-The farmers OF Warren
and Sussex Counties held their annual picnic here to-
day Thousands OF people were present. The cXer-
clsos were held IN the public park Governor Albeit.
Judge Shlpulan H. s. Harris and Others made ad-
dresses, IL was the most successful gathering ever
held by the farmers OF this section.
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FLOWERS AND PLANTS FOR THE POOR

The Moderation Society. which has already done 81
much good la providing free cewater for the poor, Is
.tinp out I'm new line OF usefulness YESTERDAY at the
music stand at Five Points about 1000 eladioas and
boxes Of Henderson's exhibition towers given TO
little children and sky women. The tencmenthouses In
the Immediate neghbohood OF the stand fairly gowed with
the masses Of brgh. color that adorned the windows
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no TROUBLE on TIE WESTERN LINES.

CHICAGO AuG. 1G-Thc officials Of the Michigan Cen
t,l Railroad in this c.;y ay that there arc no signs
OF "a s.riAe on thcr line.
Detroit. Mich. Aug 1G.-The officials Of the LAKE
Shore and Michigan Central road say that no trouble
with employees j. expected at this point. A.
, t'lSteisnd Ohio aug. lG.--Glc Switchmcn on the
Michigan southern Railroad haze not gong on strike
at This no,nf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-17
LILLE CHICAGO scALE WAS GRANTED

Peoria ILL.,. Aug. l6.-Thc strike on the MacKN
system, which has tied up freight traffic over tae
Peoria, Decatur aud Evansville road for three daysi
.crdrd Yesterday. The swtclrn at Nation ana
Isyansyj!lc vert out, and Joined by the con
CuctOrs and blakcmen here. The men dcHlahueu ulc
thlCaS1 scale, which has beca granted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-17
THE WABASH swITCiIMEH WERE PAID.

Chicago. Aug. 16.-The men received thcif pay anu
re-,ned 10 work at O'Clock this afternoon. n regu-
ir tran duc here at O'Clock brought the pay checas
~ tie striking switchmcn The cashier Oi the IrcISlu
office met the train "a EuelcWOCd, rcccNou tc C''A'
AID cavc them ont at once.
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LARGE PAPER MILL DESTROYED.

Milwaukee. Aug. 1G-A dispatch TO The Evening
Wisconsin, from Appleton. Wis. says the ma'mne
paper mill of the Patton Paper Company DESTROYED
bv fire this afternoon. Loss, 100000, insurance.
~ 1000 scvcnty-nvc men are thrown out Of work.
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Five nours to Washington.

The fastest trains In America service between
Nav York PHILADELPHIA baltimore Washih gt0n. via
Jersey Central Reading and D. and o. roSds. Station foot
Of Liberty.st,
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TAKING POSSESSION AT PEEKsHILL.
State camp. Peekskill, Aug. 10 ,(special).-By the
time the Long Branch with the members Of the Goth
Regiment on board had swung into the stream from
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HOME Ne US.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS Al THE HOTELS
ALBEMARLF- Congressman !. \. G.issenhaln'r o.
Ncw.Ier.cy BtlNOOEr- 'nator John Il. Mcpherson.
Of Ncv-Jrrscy. MURRAY HILI.- Lieutenant olOnel
peter - Hams. L. ;. Army, and james c. Garter.
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BLACK SILK.
COL.ORED SILK.

TWO EXECUTION ~ BAKGAINs II No..
All.Snk ROUND CORD FABLE. 20 new shades SIc't
worth SIPS.
si.t9: worth sf.50. -, A..
RI ineh INDIA SILK cXila quality, embracing N tho
newest tints co. per yard good value for Si.00.