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WALTER G.. HEGFMAN.

Walter Gilmore Hrgeman. the Official Handicapped OF the
National Association Of Athletics OF America ana
also OF Athletic Union. died at his home NO
isj ualseY.st Brooklyn. Monday night His death
wa. caused the base Of the Skull resulting
from an accidental blow received last October In ing
I,cka0e in the Office Harper Brothers his head MT
cans, that OF another clerk and he rendered uncon
.,ous From that tine H. suffered severely. An opera
,lo, afforded only temporary relief He was born IN
BrooSiyn ON July o. ls56 and was employed by Harper
& Brothers over seventeen yrars. Last week oehrn.
va, owen to hin at the Criterion Theatre "hc I'a"I'u
,o,-v $500 His record 10O-yafd run was ~ 10
na lie lost a vif. and three children. The funeral
ut, be held at hi, house evening, and the burial VIII
take place tomorrow.
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MR. AND MRS. c. VANDERBILT GIVE A LUNCHEON

Newport July 20 (-pcciaD.-Mr. and Mrs '"riicH"s
Vanderbilt entertained nearly one hundred guests ~
luncheon this afternoon at their farm I'm south
Portsmouth, about eight miles from Newport IL was
feared carly in the day that the affair would nave
10 be postponed owing 10 heavy ranotorn. Inc
rain however, ceased soon after O'Clock, but inc
weather was threatening ali day. The representative
colt ayers headed by Ward McAllistcr. were present
Tile host and hostess received tie guests beneath
broad lea.y oak tree and The luncheon prepared by
q corps Of French chefs was served at small tables
which were spread in large tent with a boaId
fo03 The luncheon consisted Of seven courses
After It was over the guests Inspected the farm
buildings cattle etc, ard some OF the young persons
DIaycd a game Of baseball.
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REPUBLICAN STATE LEAGUE
MEETING OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
THE CALL FOR THE STATE CONVENTION ON
SEPTEMBER TO BE ISSUED TO-DAY.

SEPTEMBER TO BE ISSUED TO-DAY.
The Republican State League Executive Committee
at meeting in the Fifth Avenue Hotel yesterday de-
cded to hold the club convention at Saratoga on
Thursday, September A.. There a fair attendance
all important sections Of the State being represented
Colonel +. A. McApin. president OF the stato LEAGUE
presided. Among the members OF the commute"
present were Vice President McNamee, of New YORK.
and Vice President Bright, of Utica; Colonel j. L DE
Pevster of Dutchess ". Cavena, Of WATERFOWL John
: smith H. NJ WynkoOp and G. ID. Turner, OF New"
York; Clarence NJ. smith, Of Richmond County bu-
ward Bowling, Of Queens County George hcIiie'"
treasurer OF the League Theodore Broadhcad anu
James 5 Lehmaier of Nyack, and Charles b. Hoobe
of New-York. secretary Humphrey OF the Natonai
League was present in his official capacity.
John |. Davenport, United states supervisor
of Elections was present to explain the character OF
the Lodge BILL and urge Endorsement OF 1t by the com
mittee and the coming convention. He spoke ior
nearly an hour. The bill was Endorsed on motion Oh
Colonel De Peystcr. committee consisting VI
Colonel McAlpin Mr. Wynkoop and Colonel DE fe!s'er
was appointed TO secure speakers. II Is understood
that Henry Cabot Lodge will be among the orators
John NJ Thurston, of Nebraska. president Of the Ma
tonal League has already been secured. speaker
Reed and Major Mckinley will come If they can get
away from Congress, but 1t is doubtful II they can uo
So There will be no lack of speakers. however as
the convention promises TO be one OF the Iarses' o
held by the clubs IN TINS or any o'her 7'a'o'
one question that debated al considerable enBn
in the committee whether clubs not members VI
IN. League should be allowed TO send delegates nc
majority OF the committee were In favor OF settils
every Republican Club in the state TO SEND represe
lives and make the convention large and enthusiastic
as n0..ible This view viii be brought out cearI!
in the call which will be issued today sallSI acVrt
rennrt, ere received from districts not Represented
i'm Tic committee and altogether the meeting "as
satisfactory in every Colonel NcAIpln rs con- con
Cdcut that the convention Will do much BoSu al"
This view i Endorsed by all the other League leaders.
Invitations will be sent 10 League ohcsls III QUIZ
states 10 attend and IT Is expected that inc "hole
national organization will be well represented AT tne
meeting The National League Executive ConIn.trc
viii meet about the time as the state ConVchtio
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ro MANAGE THE REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN.

Cb,caco July 20 (~Iecial.-" Long, Jones ana
Colonel Dan sheppard viii manage the Rep"bNca"
state campaign this year. This was decided upon ~
,od,,,,s meeting Of the state Committee There was
nm. discussion. General Martin declined 10 become
q candidate again for the chaiinhnshp' ana \. ""
Zones WIS unanimously selected 'olo"ci S"ei'.''
. oIcctcd secretary The new chairman thin"td
49,. ,.,i,,, ,,r tbe honor done him. and said that
g.. did uot cor slider il a personal matter. lie az
Iarod that this fight the hght OF thclr HNI' CIV.
,'4ai,,ar tho chairman secretary alone couh VIII
!, ,ginst the Democratic hosts. lie called on every
irJiSIdual committeeman Ia put ms shoulder - a.
,i 70 Ic,v. his Ratchet and knife at home unhl
oar tbc election. lie called on them 10 sho"
" cnli,th- Palmer that he hm met his David.
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WYOMING FOR EX-LIEUT- GOV. HosKINS.
ACTION OF THE REPUBLICAN COUNTY coNvEN-
TIoN AT WARSAW.

Warsaw. y. v July {, Special The Republicans
o,,tsip, the wyoming County Convention were here
today. Ex-Ilcuienan GO vernon lIoshn-' OF Aura
secured the Congressional delegation fourteen OF 'o
sixty four delegates opposing him. Inc members VI
thc delcgation are Judge Ebert f. Farnan ana l.
HAYDEN Humphrey. warsaw; Mortimer " Coie'
CASTLE. Ami H. Hosldns, Cowlesvllle; +. ~ wilson
Atttca John Dunn. Portagcve; W. W. Wade Arcade.
An attcmp; to instruct the delegation LOT 'anoo W.
WadswortA OF GeDcSeo after giving HoaNhS d con"
uliuentary vote was tabled, 90 10 Il, at ioSklls
suggestion Wadsworth will now go into tl' co"
yention with the fourteen votes OF GcncSee ana L'
lncston. CONGRESSMAN J. G. sawyer Will have the
seven from orleans, and Wyoming VIII thF0" hc'
seven to Hoshins. thus making deadlock po''io"
a thing ths district is well acquainted WITH Inc
convention has not vet been called. Inc luuici'
delegation for judicial convention, one Is called j.
made up Of District Attorney George VI hotSoIu' Jr
Of Warsaw and Morris A Lovcloy, OF Ferry Ihey
would support Judge Albert HaiSht Tor rchohih"
ton. a, he stands high with bo,h par
,,os in this county. where he has often presided
letter from +. :. Smith, secretary OF the
Repubcan state Committee, read. II states MAJ
he is Of the opinion that tho committee VIII be IMAM
nous against holding convention ms year. hna hc
knows Of no member who will favor ~ Iheic Is o''
one nomination 10 be made-a Judge Of the court oi
Anpeasand that will be made doubtless by Tie s'a'e
Committed Mr.. Hoshins made speech. thalhIhS
No Wyoming County Republicans for the cordial sui
port they had always given him ana said mat M ms
Indication was the last he would osk o: them. lie
va present agalnnt his physicians ADVICE ana nc
.r,,d ,'reu,cly feeble even for @cptIas cuar1an
4 ballot reform school was opened ior me linen I
~ the Comfy Central Committee, with AsscnblE man
sam Johnson ~ tutor but the members look HttIc IN
err,t therein. NJ Johnson urged the necessity OF ruI
trioiue at once and Immediately thereafter appointing
Inc new Inspectors that they might EDUCATE ,h'l
i've, for their duties. He said nc dldh MI"
whether the law woald act for good o. nos, a.
ucoir demanded % secret ballot. and hs az W,
a c,uipromise after the SaKt.l bin was vetoed Nhic
il MAJ prevent voters being folla~cd up to ING pDll,
The pgster ballot allowed Of good returns Tor hohes'
- pli
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1t will be perceived that the figures which Tho
Cincinnati Price Current printed, editoray declaring
that they were from United States officials, were III
fact almost exactly those which would result from tle
assumption that tho increase in population exclusive o
immigration. is Is per yearly, theory not hc!d
or published by any official known to me. The actual
Increase during the last decade per cont yearly
besides immigration. But when invited 10 mention MS
Official authority Mr.. Charles b. Murray, Of The Cn
clnnati Price Current declined to do 50. W. NJ u.
New York, July 90 1890.
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USE OF THE REFLEXIvE PRONOUN.
L "A r

o tine alt or OF TX Elp II NC
Sir: II | correctly understand the Criticisms or
your CORE spondcnts concerning the Use OF the COM
pound personal prOnOun myself they charge an
unErammatical employment OF the word When used
in the objective case If this IS the point sought %
be made | dissent. Myself" is properly used in
the objective as IN the nominative. To say, ">he
brought the books 10 .inue and myself Is StrcuN
grammatical Il Is not az all the same AS u say
Slc brought the books to Anne and l. That would
obviously Dee ungrammatlcal. for the pronoun ~ can
not he. used In tn objective. Bat the compound
personal pronoun my sclf' be 50 used. Whether
II would not be preferable to say She brought Tie
hooks to Anne and me- Is a different question
which | do not understand to be- raised by your cor
respondents EMhh>ON W. hHl 10
brooklyn July 10, 1890
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q TIRELESS.n
rotne Edttor The Tribune.

TO the Editor Of The TT ibune
sir: We had occasion 10 use the word " tlrelesS
in connection with the word activity not long since
and wishing to spell the adjective correctly we turned
70 Wcbster's latest, and b our surprise could hot
find IT, Is the above spelled correctly i IL a
proper word 10 uscl Where can the worn " i0.iIu
New- York. July %, 1880. SMITH q JoNES'
e" Tireless" is not to he found in any good die
tionary. because it is not a proper word to use
1t is about as grossly improper word as lgno-
rance or carelessness ever coined, and should have
no place in the speech writings Of those VINO
profess to use the English languagc.-Ed)
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TIE srAY.Iy.TOWy CITES FIRST DINNER.

Tho sayn-T0wn Club had It's first dinner at the Man
haitian Beach Hotel last evening and enjoyed 1t exceed
he'y. This organization is composed. for the part
VI Republicans who have spend the summer In the city
Tie object is to br Ak the onotony this existence by
an occasional dinner thus snOrdng an opportunity for
COCA time and promoting better ceship among
the younger members Of the party The dinner last night
was ehVtoy informal. Among thos- present were Frank
Pat WHO presided Timothy l.. Woodruff o. BIcobl VI
beThaTa bis.h' James a. blanchard. Mahlon Glance
Harry Patt VI. Fmdicy and John BrdsKy. Russell
Harrison anc MS friend M Waters Of Yellowstone Park
joined the party later in the evening. The club win
pros ably hold It's next dinner at Long Branch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-30
.y,cUrtoRs cRIrICISH on WONENS CAPES.

from The BOsIUH TU-'' -, -. o.i,ioi.,,
t,orybodv Knows that when I make any criticism
80, ,'o,3an,, dress ] DO only AFTER many protest
,ia,g Win hat IN hand AZ II wcrr ana cdlliHs uP"n
toi,'' - uitnc.. that ! speak under CORRECTION IN Il
humble spirit and only from .. ,taqmG r Sp cCpdaHmm
49, 49, &c man, mcmbcrcd cloth 'dprs mat oui
,n",o ~, wearing nowadays They - to me
Mu,'r ,,n-,-,cr,u! and unhccOmnc. THINK too,
Npnu'i my d.mon,trate their artistic dencehcirs
,Vo,ld, cloth used for garments does not Ienh t't
~ Naturalization and frppery any more IMAM N""
t." 80 1, building can he adapted 10 Gothic forms, y
iotb drc.s should be plain, and 50 81 CAPE AZ a
,c't. and l,. thi- - Il MAY, cannot VIII Hp '".',
,bose nrrt prc,rimptuous. prcsumng eaincn',' NM
reside the wrong women lis IS invariauly we c",e
.nch matter,l get hold OF them women whose io.,
nonrb they don't know 1t, Is the utmost severity "u
simplicity Of attire.
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ALMOST READY TO SELECT THE WINNER

surprise for those who attended the lawn
tennis tournament OF Orange Lawn Tennis Club at
Montrose yesterday. V. w. Johnson, who was looked
on be in the anal and the probable winner
Of the cup fell easy victim the play OF c. f. Watson,
who won by the score 6-3 80, Go. d. w. Gambler
won his set In the scInnal against 5. Ward with
the score being g. ca. The final between c. F. Wat
son and D. w Gambler Will be played to-day, and Mr..
Cander's for the cup considered excellent
The scores Of Yesterdays play were the following:
First rounds. Ward beat c. y. Could Ct 90, Go.
Second round-C +. Watson beat a. V. Johnson, O-3,
Sc, 6-3. d. w. Gambler beat s. Ward, Ga Ct.
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nrnrnL1cANs or rENNEs,EE AssEMDLING.

Nashville. Tenn, July "9-Ihc Republican ''"'o
,vcution meets IN this city a. noon io morrow ana
IN lac largely attended. The leaders are already on
,, cround and the bulk Of the delegates will arrive
10 night and ~ the early train, tomorrow Inc
, ouestlons Of greatest interest will be the question
-, tbr Endorsement Of the National Administration ana
,bc Federal Elections bill IL /, generally 'oh'tu'"
NAT Iou, Baxter. Of this city, will be nominated ioi
:. ,or ,rr BAXTER /, a son Of the late John Baxter
D',.d Sat, District Judge for this circuit. ana me
law of Dr. Thomas ". Evans, OF New. iork ~, ~
ue ,s Young man OF wealth aud social standing IN ths
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FUNERAL or THE REV. DIR. COLLIER.

Salisbury Nd. July 20 opcc!aI.-Ihc fhcr"I u
the Rev Dr. Robert Laird Collier took place here
today. Many people from Ncw-lork As well a.
from the surrounding country were present. Ieic
grams Of confidence were received from secretary
blaine Henry Irving Dr. Tamacc and many other
prominent IN this country ana ~ EuIoP: Inc
I0dv will be taken ~ Davenport, Ia, for burial
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DEATH OF YRS. u. c. STEELE.

Mrs Marguerite Conkling Steele daughter OF Judge
Alfred Conklng and sister Roscoe Conkng. died on
iouday night at her home 40 2l3 YoH-st jersey CITY
,te will be buried to-day in Greenwood Cemetery Brook.
m The funeral will be held this morning at 10 o'clock
I her home The Rev. Mr.. Rice VIII conduct ue ser
90 Mr.. steele, husband prominent merchant,
died about FIVE years ago. About three years years
Mrs. Steele resigned place in the Custom House
ine 70 falling health. She born in Albany County,
END was seyenty.s.x years old.
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THE ELECTION IL MISSISSIPPI.

Jackson, Miss. July 2o.-The vote cast throughout
b STATE oday was light and tho election was qni't
There was no opposition to the fourteen Dcmoc1du'
rn,nipecs 10 the Constitutional Convention for the
.,.,c at Large and the Democratic nominees were ho
opposed in many rs hali-dohcn oouh,'e'' "a
,'.,ruor Aeon and cX Chief Justice simral, the
t,vo leading Republicans of IN" : atc' were paccu
IN the Democratic ticket and elected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-30
croRGE A. ANDERSON

G.; orgo A. Anderson for many year. the SJAt' 'o''-
r,porer OF the Ncv.Nork City Press As'o.'a''o"' ''
e,rrv Yesterday morning from complication Of diseases
n h,d hoeo III for a long time. continued 10 NUM-
his drtlc. until Monday. lie was t"ent'hih' years ''0
and va. BON at Auburn. lie was connected io' rome
limo with newspnpefs Auburn and IN Other northern
-. ., tho Stale Mr.. Anderson hard and earnest
-. ,od had made many friends among newspaper
non, The burial VIII be- at Auburn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-30
STAND ny THE PLEDGES.

To the Editor OF the Tribune.
sir: have read. with great deal OF Interest your
very forcibe editorials on the Tarif and Election
bills that have appeared within the last day or So and
think you have struck the keynote IN regard 10 the
duty Of the senate IN these matters.
The Republican party. IN II, last platform mad
pledges which It is in duty bound to carry ou 10 tn
letter There should be backward step, no dlatprv
measures taken to prulOug what must inevitably com
sonncr or later, and which the party must slhau
or lall. W. = T. NlLEi'
CstshilI, y. V, July %. 1850.
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pApERNAKERS MEET AT SARATOGA.

Saratoga, July 29.-rhc Paper Makers Association
of the United states met here tonight At the annual
dinner al the Grand Union Hotel cX Governor Long,
If Massachusetts, WAS the guest Of honor. President
F G. rogers of Massachusetts,, presided Warner
Miller and Ex-Governor Long made the principal
speeches. About lou prominent no! "a
paper In the United states were present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-30
KITTY MADE HERSELF UNDERSTOOD.

from Tie Walla journal.
40 not believe in cXaggeratOns, but the follow
iing' says worthy farmer living on the foot
iniIlf' j. as true preaching: While moving a
lsWh mower strange cat came up 20 me, rubbed
against me and stood up with her paws against my
Knee. gently pushed her aside with my foot, where
upon she caught NE by the pantalOons and pulled
N the direction OF the gravelled walk. they knew
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-30
ERNEST wOEFEL.

pshurr July 20 Finest wocfel. one OF the trustees
n tho Harmony Society, died at Economy Penn last
night from the Effects Of electric shock fecolN'i one
night last week while examining "ell-tale" OF "atch-
no., d,,l Mr. Wo.el was one u the leading spirits 81
m famous Ecanon:c, and his death Is the third within
IL months.
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c.vnrDArE FOR CONGRESS.

Watcrtown, y. y. July .-EX-A'torney-"ehcr"'
leslie W Rus ell ansounces that he Is cahuida'e lo
50. Rcnuhlican nomination 10 Congress from W'
Jefferson and ~ Lawrence Diftuct oil new io'A'
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something wrong, and followed her 10 the stable
When ] unlocked it, she made swift, glad bound
TO a litter of kittens do not stable l
had locked it on sunday, not knowing of the litter
that had locked her out. She had been separated
for three days from her kittens yet they seemed to
be doing we'll.
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nev,u FROM GOVERNOR CAMPBELL.

Columbus ohio. July 90 >pecall.-"o'efhof camp
bell tccgraplis from Deer f1IH t'-i"s"' u'n'"e ''"
he ever u.cd the language imputed 10 nm IL ."
article pnblshcd here Yesterday In a message 10
-. vocr,i,.c clor, ne says: Demand full rctfhc
,, from daily press Of IS article last evening about
diced MI. RANGES concerning ;hc Federal Election
i.s1
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SANf1.EI. WHITNEY.

Glas.boro y. j.. July .9-Samue whitney heau o' ''''
o ., vh.ney Brothers, founder Of the great glass manu-
,,,,ng I'm sncss here and the town Of asSboto died a.
ana Nav last night. He was seventyhree years oa anu
one ~ Tho bestknown glass manufacturers Ia the country
lie Inv. q lnrge eelli..
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FTNERAL OF NRS. STOUT-

The funeral Of Mrs. Almira H. stout, widow Of
Andrew V. stout held al her home, NO 2do Man
son ave, yesterday afternoon. The Kew Dr. Mo'Ts"
the Rev DR.. McChcsncy and Bishop Andrews took part
In the services. The burial was al Gieeh" OOd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-30
MN MOTT DISMISS AMERICAN GIRLS.

To the Editor Of Tho TT bunc
Kin. ~, ,otice bv several of the morning papcrs
that We have been accused OF dischargng American
girls. such /, not the case. >,,,.e,,ru j. cn
WIRZBURGEE, GOLDSMITH w.
New-Iogk, July 20, lo9o'
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IICNRY TUNIs.

Long Branch July 20 specal.-IIenry Tunis ore OF
~, o1..t resident, Of Tai, part OF NewJcrsey. died at
hi. home In Howell fcw miles from here. yesterday.
II. was ninety wears Of age.
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5use,al Noiltes
E.iabi,,hed 1875


MRS McEIRATu'S HON E.MADE PRESERVED
BRANDIED, CANNED AND sPICED FRUITS AMI
pTRE RED CURRAST JELLY \ sPECIALTY
Fyerythicg put up 81 glass and apt gntu AN r9r
~ eos rof-rlnc,s &C., sGdr'ss Mrs. SARAH D. McfAs
EAfH 800 Desgav-s Brooklyn, y y.
This /. an Age of Apoiiinaris Wafer"
Walter Besans.
APOLLINARIS.
APOILINARIS,
THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS"
AMERICAN PUBLIC HEALTH ASSOCIATION.
Extracts from the Report on the Pollution OF water
supplies
.Typao.a foyer in cites is IN great part Que 70
tho s.H re ia The water supply
1--WE ,anno. snut our eyes the relation which exists
between eC~sSc in our streams and typhoid fever IN inc
cities that are supplied 10y them"
'rhfU t7ousand " p.c DE o. npholi Fever snhuai'y
in the United states Of Amcfca'"
Tho party OF AroAluars Water offers the best
security against dinar> which are common " hoss
-, H.. ord mary drinking waters. Mod Record
ApoilIN lEI.,-'.lhc annual consumption or ms
alorlte beverage alods STRIKING proof OF the VICE.
nrc,d demand which exists Tor table water OF aDsoiu"
pnuty. Medical Journal.
NoVICE-The wolknown yellow Labels OF ne Apo.'!lars
Company Limited are proectcs py FeFP'u''
oil the Sdpreme Court.
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MARRIED..

Tn. Cambridge, SHAVE and 33t.st Is palatal moeT
N0''' go LORENZ REICH, Proprietor.
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,ears 10 prevail con
of Minfer wheat pmh-
rur n,tr,yoRr ORDERED TO NEW YORK.

Bar IIarbor, Me- July 20 (speclaI.-rhc flagship
p,I,,ror. Of the North Atlantic squadron has been
ordered to lie detached from tie feet and to SAL Tor
sew York.
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- uas called hone today from Washington by the serious
Ines. o, If. sister Miss Annie Mckinley Miss Nchh-
lev died her. THIS She was one OF the most
active public school educators IN ONO iOf inc l"S' N"
years.
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THE ELEGANT SARATOGA LIMITED

rver saturday at 100 p m. and arrives at Saratoga
al q 90 D. m. superb Wagner Drawing room ana
Buffet smoking cars. -
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Asthmatic trouble and soreness OF the lungs OF
throat are usually overcome by Dr. d. Jaynes
Expectorant-a sure curative for all colds. =.
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NnM1xArEn roR CnNGRE.s

ro,o,cb Y g. July 29-S Is. Alexander, the Farmers
.,,,co candidate was 10 DAY nominated BY acclama
,,an for Congress by the Democrats of the WIN Dis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-30

state the president Of the Commercial Club Of this
'i'5 ana ranks high as a successful business man.
me coored convention here today Endorsed the
Federal Election bill
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NvERS-DARwOOD-On Monday, July 90, at Yonkers,
bv Rev w McKendrce Darwood, D. d., Mare
Nnolnctte daughteg OF the officiating CLERGYMAN 70 Df'
Howard Gillespie Myers. OF Sen-fork CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-30

Trov July oo-John II. Irwin, q Philadelphia dFopp"
dead At Paul Smiths ia tho Adrondacks. last evening
The cause Of death heart disease Mr. Irwin was t"o
inventor Of telephone and other devices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-30

For MOSQUITO bites and all itching use Ponds Ex'
tract Unequs,ied for reducing inflammation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-30

I)IEil.

Notices Of marriage must be Endorsed Win iup
name and address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-30

II. BAl.BE.
Paris July 2o-N Barbc. formerly Minister oil Nus
baudry died suddenly to-day.