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New-York tribune., 1891-08-27
rwo vlyRTrD corpLEs IN TROUBLE.

The small courthouse at Croton Landing "esO'
chester County, was expected to be the theatre OF
sensational suit for nonsupPOrt yesterday. but the
hearing Of the case postponed TO the l4th OK sep
tember By request OF the counsel Of both SIDES
The defence in the suit for nonsuppori' which
AUcn Ward stuart De Leon has Instituted against her
husband BENJAMIN De Leon, depends much upon the
verdict in the divorce suit of Mrs. Fuller against Dr.
p. D. Fuller Of Pecl7sl1ill IN which Mrs Alice ward
stuart De Leon IS named as correspondent.
Two or three weeks ago benjamin De Leon' VINO IS
bookkeeper for George SCHULTZ brick-yar proprietor
At Feventhave and Thirtiethst.. NewYoTk CRY, ana
vhpse home Is at 10. 15G West Tory-nfth-st, was
arrested under warrant from Judge II. Barton OF
Croton Landing for abandoning his wife. Dc Leon
Was promptly balled out and the case was set for
Yesterday before Judge Barton.
Whether Mr. DE Leon will bring countercharees or
Institute a suit against his wife depends upon the
result Of the Fuller
Dr. E. D. Fuller, prominent dentist Of Peekshll
has been sued by his wife for an absolute divorce
The complaint alleges that DR.. Fuller came to New
York one night lately and STAYED with Mrs. DE Leon
All night at hotel Mrs. Dc Leon denies the accl'S-
ton and Dr. Fuller puts in general denial ot the Only
charge IN the suit.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27
MINE rErERANs ~ cAMP.

Augusta. Ne. Auc. - speciaD.-Ths is the third
day Of the Encampmeut Of the Mane Veterans As
sociati6n. and Is known as Guests Day. over 2oOO
veterans are here. The exercises Of the day when
consisted lnrgey n speechmakne. occurred IN thc
large PAVILION .orth Of headquarters. The Governor
and staf and Conrrcssuen Dngley and Milken. drove
ND n headquarters at 10 80 a. m, being received by
salute from the battery and music by the FOCUS Band
Among the prominent persons present ver, Gener:I
Joseph H. suitA General Joshua l. Chamberlain, Get,
eral George L. rcal, General Isaac Dyer General John
4. freeze General J1hn Harper, Colonel A. ". wider
Herbert " Heath. J. II. Manlev. DR. 4. &. Chanphn
Iicurv p. C1eavc-. General Hollis L. HILL Major i. j.
inn Major +. Howell Colonel a. r. N-aiey. MAJOR
Bonson Of Boston and John scott. OF SYDNEY eighty,
i1e years old and Mrs. Clara Leavitt, prcsidciH Oi
M. Iadics Rclles CORPS.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27

gathered in % the Granafes of the United states.
Appa1.e9 We shal have an enormously large su'hlu' h
or breddstuns f0f cxpJrtaLOn. and II hhppeus l"o.
In this prrod Of abundance crop failures OF
SHORTAGES IN india, n Russia. In France, IN s'erHly
and England have opened market fhat viii require
the last pushed Of grain have to sell, crles oI
Good, Good and a3pauseJ Rejoicing IN the
peace mat rvaics Onr land, prond OF lnsttnlIOnss
which have FOR more than hundred year. Titnesseda
thHl adequacy To give peace and security at nome anu
t. preserve our National honor abroad. ioclns "a
the great Increase OF material wealth which IL now
ing IN upon ms. may we rot on these great me. & ..
enterprise. lifting ourselves to newer ana larger
thoughts Of what this country may be. entH upon
IN 81 opening avcnuee 0i trade and influence uron
which ar, the hecsonins invitations Of friendly peoples
(Applause1
Let me thank you again for this magnificent assem-
biage OF Vermont patriots and Of Vermont wome.,;
who have shared with her Cnllant men the sacrncS anu
suffering that This state has borne that Il misht oe
born among bio states. and. having been admitted
to the ssterhood. might, though small in geogrpnd
extent and population. hear noble and hohorapie
part IN the work of holding mp the American character
and defending the American flag. Great applauseJ
When the President finished speaking tnere was
= grand displ.v OF fireworks in the park. The
President retired from the balcony 10 the hotel ana
slowly made bis way through the throng shak-
inc hands with \ few as be proceeded. Shortly
sftcr 10 o'clock BE- returned TO the home Of Gov
ernor Smith for the night
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27
NORTH AMERrcAx ST. GEORGES SOCIETY.

Oswego. y. Y. Auc. 26.-rhc annual convention oi
the Moth American st. Georges Society Is IN session
In this city neleF9tes present from New YORK.
Pttsburg, Washington. Philadelphia. Chicago Utica
svracuse Kingston. Toronto and London. CANADA
The convention met IN the CITY Hall last evening
Tho address Of welcome was made by Mayor John d.
Ksh0e and responded TO by President John Lucas
n philadelphia. behalf II the society. The even
ing was spent In spccch-making. interspersed WIN
music. This morning the society attended services
IN ;he Church a. the Evongellsts. The Rev. Z. r.
r,r,e. OF Ca-thare: the Rev. Edward Holloway. OF
washington. D. c. Dr. !. :. burrows. Of Ashtabula'
.ohlo: the Rev. ". z. Wright of ElmLrn Dr. j. ,:
stoue of Philadelphia. the Rev. r. y. Meade, ana
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27

Kinr-IIarman appeared at the table to reply 10 a
,ueetion addressed TO the Chief Secretary. some
times when the storm had nged for nearly an
bour Mr.. Balfour strolled in, pale. DEFIANT con-
temptuous, and presently descending into tne
arena whence his squire had gratefully retireu'
he. single handed. met the onrush OF the mao
deped enemy. II was more or less magnihcent' IL
certainly was not business, and when, presently
il helped TO hurry poor King chairman into his
crave Mr.. Balfour abandoned an unfortunate at
titude and eondescended TO answer questions much
AS other Ministers did.
Those days have passed, and something like the
Millennium has dawned. Mr.. Balfour now pays
the keenest attention 70 arguments advanced oS
the Irish members. Frequently in committees on
the Land Purchase bill he accepted amendments
submitted by them, and when he first mace
public promise OF an Irish, Local Government
bil for next year he paused and pointedly eN-
pressed the hope that he would have Mr. healy
assistance in making il a really useful measure
The erstwhie truculent Tin, not 10 be outdone
in chivalry, graeiousy intimated assent. lnis
is state of affairs calculated to make Mr.. Blegar
turn in his grave. But it is all TO the good OF
Ireland. H. W. L.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27
TO SEIZE MR. vAxDERBr1rs NEW Yacht

The Custom House authorities will collect duties
on the yacht Conqueror which imported by Fred
erick W. Vanderbilt some time ago A represer
taive Of Mr.. Vanderbilt at the Custom House
yesterday and had long conference with Collector
Fsett II then was decided seize the yacht where
ever she could be found and IN view Of that men were
sent out 70 find her. They were ordered to board her
and 10 hold her subject 20 the orders Of the Collector
The appraisers will examine the ship and determine
what amount Of duties must be paid on her. YMr.
Vanderbilt intends TO take the into the courts and
% fight the Government the point of It's right to
collect duue. on his yacht II duties are finally col
lected ne will have pay about S35 o0o the yacht
Of iron, which the chief article Of value In its
position. Tie customs officials have the precedents
OF boats which were imported from Canada, on board
Of another ship. but this is the first time that the
question ever arose Of making boat that came here
On lts own keel, pay duties
The Conquerer arrived at stapleton, J. l., yesterday
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27
HERBERY MAPESS BODY FOUND.
THE BERKELEY ATHLETIC CLUB ADOPTS REso-
LUTIOSs OF RESPECT.

THE BERKELEY ATHLETIC CLUB ADOPTS REso-
LUTIONs OF RESPECT.
Tic body of Herbert Nspcs, The Columbia College
athlete who vas drowned while bathing az Firc Island
on Sunday discovered in the ur, az Water Island.
elcht miles east Of the surf Hotel Yesterday morning.
The body was taken 10 D. J. Thurhcrs hotel and Cor
oner F. :. Moore informed. A dispatch was sent TO
his relatives who viii make all the arrangements for
the funeral.
TIE news Of the death OF Herbert MaTes was blow
to athletes but especially 70 the berkeley Athletic
Club, Of which ne vr' member AT meeting Of the
club YESTERDAY tie 70 flowing res buttons were passed
Re,ovcd That the death Of Mr. Herbert Mapes. the
pegkeey Ao:is Club has lost valued associate and
worker and whose energetic perseverance makes his
loss rrcparble while his genial manner, his kindilne-s
N hert his never-fang courtesy and h consideration
FOR the feelings of all with whom be met have made the
loss of hl- comranoa'hip felt not merely club a.
sora.a ard remarkable athlete. but ~ personal fend
Resolved Th,t sympathy os ms board be rendered
to his afflicted ln.ly and that these resolution, be IN
scred upon minutes Of the board and ta copy bS
Transmitted 20 his family.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27
GAS coNplri. nrrrcrA1s rRACrARLE.

wallace C. Andrews. president Of the Standard Cos
company was not in when Tribune reporter called
At the ONCE No i73 Broadway Yesterday see what
the company intended to do about the action of the
Board Of Health declaring the cJmpany's works, at
one hundred dand'siAtecnth-st. and the East River
company, Ferdinand McKei.e said TINT the company
vas willing todo everything that the Board OF Health
wanted Mr.. Andrews had received a communication
from the president Of the Board. asking him 10 appear
beforc TIE Board to-day AID answer tine chsrges
Se"dnss Tds the company. MT Mckeise said that Mr..
AhHreWs would tell Mr. Wilson that the c0rnpauy was
wS wwiinS 70 90 everything that the Board wished Mr
ne, sslo the talR about the works icing nuisance
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27
FOUR INJURED At RAILWAY cpoSO,ve

tnere was shsShu a. the Erie crossing at Frst.st
Hoooken, last night The LADY Pleasu,s r1r. :, -
ken. social organization had an outin. At w.sne,on
Park There were about 100 IN the tart, m opeu
barouchcs, and behind the barouches were tho on. lii
e',lsion' As me co'ehes came down hill at 80
which the coaches were about TO cross The Vehicles on
fos'aeross the track with the exception Of the
wagon, which struck by the locomotive and co,a
dsmeished. The occupants Of the wagon John L, 60.
ne sho Aloers ana Johh foaesa' were badly cut and
bruised while Mar Conden, a young woman vbo -
standing the crossing waiting for train 70 Das We
hit BY nying piece Of timber and Knocked sens.e..
She was taken 10 hospital
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27
DIED.

BRADLEY-on Monday 2ith inst, at LAKE A'i'p''~
FSSSral service, at St. Patr.cs Cathedral on Thursday
Reay.. ma and friends Ids are respectfully Invited attend
COlT-At FIbcron n j. on the 23d int, william Colt.
Of brooklyn p the 77t yesr 2: ns sge .b funeral SER
ia which Vii be- held st the residence Of Geo u
Prentss = First Place, Brooklyn On Ah"s'u'S'
cRAIG-EIi1,beth NJ. wife OF James A. Craig and
dauehter Of the late j. j. sntcocS O'Clock from ata
fqeefll re. dencs ssf'I5' AZ DIT sortI Hroosl7n.
DE CAMP-m Ncw;Ycr. w. August o. 1891 Ea"afa =
ISsr S9 ry1s IL M a. FS%erye T. j. saturday August 20
FoRcTSTEE-on August 20. Esther A, wife Of George
rdHa hoFrsir q : At her ote residence 1l5 Lngonavs
p On tr,day md at ;,ads IL @ iuvis to attend
Rezn The iSt9 ss in:s s Js1 Etnsf s ss: s
Eeyes friends are nsd g 10 attend Js
on tas 9Sth inst. az O'Clock.
EsgPq ...SD the e S t S ssd NGdTSSs SSa Of his HS
Fgne, service. w be hs az nS Rugst as 5 at p NJ
FrFEOn August o6 Of heart di.ea,e at his lac resi-
Il den dencs- - 81 oiiSer.st. Or. John T. Keefe.
Notice Of funeral her after ,-
I0nDELI~Iu buffalo. on August 25. Alnlna Meeii2e.
5oS q So HSo yt5S e. Of trinity init charch Baao
rSasSaY ss Y' srSes S G' n st. Andrews Church shave and
MAPESA re Island l. L. L., August 0ea 10 ystor and
Notice OF funeral hereafter
MrLLER-At Stamford, Conn, on I1esaay 'he -' A''''
seth Miller, the Goth year OF hs az .a...o
Funeral on Friday D. m, from his lsse residence
Fowl ASD-At Yonkers n z, August zo' leJl' John
Rowland. in his 0@d year ,.. - = - n, ~ bt,
Funeral services on IhHr cay August - - me- ~ 80
late residence, 30. 2 PoWaf-st. - .
rprppF suddenly I'm New.York City. August % Fred
erick Wright OF Joseph annaus ana EzaUeu DaHon
pl,tyes and friends are invited TO attend the funeral
services at his residence l2S west I.ts0' LHuruaJ
aftnrnOon thA 2-th. ~ o'clock
Erends arc kindly requested not 70 send flowers
wOOD-At Dover y. j., Monday, August ~ Freehen
rW99gI 40 HI. fata rcsdence on Thurdg, August u,
Relatives and friends invited
y.ter,p- Of the seventh ReGimsnt " g.. = '. D..
Tbe Commapdant announces with Ceep regre1 M7
ath ~ two ~ our old and much esteemed menbefs;
Ioh q, the 9Th C0mplnyMr. Francis faVerrl ~h9 Site
at St Lukes Hospital, Aug 23 aged q yas sg b 'T; ~
SI.anga T. EDWARD g. ARTHUR, Colonel.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27
pRrnnrrE FOE OR AGlIYSr.

TO the Editor Of The Tribune
sir: Please state whether perhaps was prelu
diced IN It's favor Is correct expression II we
hear glowing accounts Of place. or form favoraoie
opinions by studving IT, history. and on visiting II
,d thor, confirmed IN speaking Of il would not the
ancadOn Ot sur statement as gwen above be cor
rect7 II Is claimed that prejudice can be Ohy
arai7st .nd ncver In favor OF anything. L.
New-York. Aag 25. 1871
SUCH use Of the word is entirely correct
" Prejudice simply means Judgment or opinion
formed in advance Of actual knowledge or reason.
and may be either for or against its obiect.--Edj
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27
Bosroy noEsvr wAyr KELLY ANYWAY.

Boston, Aug 26-1he directors Of the Boston ball cus
American Association say thst nothing VIII be done
the jump fof Kelly. To-day they sent telegram I'd
President Kramer asking that the Kelly matter De nos
considered conference Washington. They do noe
need him. and would have for him, even no were
returned The club would make the slightest move 20
get him back There would be proceedings againss
him or clubs that entced him Kelly eft Boston
hi. morning Join League club at Cleveland
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27
ALL KINDS OF SMITHS Ir pr,p,cK

-. S'o smiths both great and small, old and young
yesterday to ee.bat, their annual reunion TNev sue
carriages ana wagons and all sorts Of eonveyances nor
o they come empty handed for in aceerdanc. with the
RUE governing the reunion Of the Smith fam
'-. oroush1 his own provision and beneath the
branch Of the family could have the crorpit Of seeing
the other branches. There we,e the usual singing
speeches dances and the drinking Of toaste IN Jersey
when the gathering brOk. up each one expressed
hope that he would be present mex. yea,
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27
sr. LAWRENCE COUNTY DEMOCRATS.

watertown, y. Y, Aug. 96.-In the Democratic Con'
venton of the Ist Assembly District Of st. Lawrence
County at Ogdensburg, this afternoon. J. d. Carpen-
ter James NJ Wells and Martin O'Brien. were elected
delegates to the State Convention. Resolutions were
adopted indorsing the administration OF Governor I'M
and the candidacy Of r. p Flower for Governor, and
also lndorsns the Republican nomination OF Leshs
". Russell for Supreme Court Justice.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27
TX. BAKER GOES TO THE CATsKr11s

l. Newton Raker private secretary Colonel Ingerso
Se the victim Of the duel with orvlle M Anderson . IN
. fais way 70 recovery. On Tuesday nOfniDa be le,
Croon for the Cstskis. accompanied by his wife ana h
nurse The doctors will not yet say that he IA entirely
out Of danger but all probabilities are In his favor n.
ana his family VIII not return Cr0ton. The Grand
Jury at White Plains will meet September p the
witnesses and principals Of the case have
nsa summoned for that date
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27
DISAPPOINTED IN THE EXCURSION RATES.

Cincinnati Aug. 26.-The excursion rates from here 70
Atlantic City and TO Yew.Yorx and return, low as they
were proved disappointment to the various roads max.
ing them. The number Of people who took advantage
Of the rates comparatively small and the enterprise has
been unsasfactorv The several reads engaged In this
rivalry have decided to end snd have
eordnsy announced that they will return 70 their normal
rates OF faro on and after tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27
CALLED TO sEw-Yoxx BIZ c. p. ars1rSGros.

San Francisco, Aug 26.-Cos p. Huntington, prest-
dent of the Southern Pacific Railway Company, has
lumuloned Henry V. Herbert. the company's claim
adjuster and pct detective 10 yewYork b. the FIRST
train. Railroad gossipng like magpIcs about
this sudden summons. It is their unanimous opinion
that IIerbers mission the settlement ~ Timothy
Hopknss contest Of his mothers will else pfepa-
ration 10 fight that contest tooth and nall
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27
TIE UNoS PACIFIC FrxDryG LoAx.

Adyices Boston yesterday stated that there had
been no hitch tho Union Pacific plan for funding the
noatnr debt Ex-Governor Oliver there Is nos
the e..t question the Of the plan He cons
sders the notes strongest investment orerns tocs
and believes the banks would he anxious 70 come III od
they better understand it. Governor Ames has aAsn
gfOO 400 IN notes beyond his claims.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27
Mr. NOBLE esrRorG FOE 1 WINTERS WORK.

st. Louis. Aug. 20.-An extract from letter rom
seere,-ry Noble to friend IN this city Is published
herr this morning. IL clearly indicates that Secretary
Soho hns no idea of rc.ieninE. lie says:
have rrtnfncd full Of strength for the winter s
rork, and viii endesvor 10 give part OF il TO getting
resay for tie Chicago Exposition.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27

boys and eight old respectively for the crime
They admitted their guilt said that they did Gus
of revenge because Williams Of his orchard
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27
DEATH OF CARDIxAL BUHAGIAL.

Havana Aug. "a telegram from san Domingo ank
nounces the death OF Cardinal Buhagal apostolic dele
gate in the Republics OF san Domingo. Hay and yene-
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27

For lunch nothing more dainty than Lrmar.
chand Bonelfss SaPline with dash OF lemon. 49,.
Park u ItOrd and Acker Merral & Condlt Keep thetL
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27

Captain William N. Conner, Of the So james iiOtei
is the leading spirit in this new club ana nls "iae
acquaintance with people In this city ana al over e
country makes him peculiarly well fitted for ehseer
ing a plan Of the kind The club, as its name IN
dicates, is TO draw its members from al pa''S ., "s
world. although the great majority Of them viii Of
course he residents OF New-York other places in
this country The idea Is to have elub ht which
persons who make more less frequent visits 70 New
York can have their headquarters. and AT Wlcn they
can eat and spend their spare time
The clubs now existing have non-reslaenV MEN,
bershp but II Is thought that an organization Ike the
new one will prove attractive 70 many VINO 90 not care
q. to,n o,- - +be older clubs The dues will not be
large a. persons who spend only week or two out
Of every year in this city would not & be Wiling to pay
bo drey mn the articles of corporation snd last night
that he had talked with number Of people who Lived
IN various parts o. the United states, ana tney had au
agreed that such club rs me .hINersdl Oushb 10
succeed as there was a good field for II.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27
4 NEW CLUES VIDE FIELD.

IT rs CALLED THE UNIVERSAL AND 1T WILL
DRAW ITS MEMBERS FROM EVERYWHERE
Albany. Ang. % Cspeciai.with the objects OF pro
noting and perpeuating the recreatve assoo'"OOIi
Of is members the Universal Club has oeeu o'r.
porated. The place of its business Is u 'e '' Vi
New-York, and its trustees for the first year are
william N. Gamer. william Ottrnan James Turnbull,
Albert L. Austin and Rolln NJ. Squire
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27

LITTLE BOYS BURN EARN FOR REVENGE.
The brrnlng of the barn Of Hubert Williams July
H. a Flushing. L. l.. longer mystery Tne p'ee
Yesterday ara-ld George Sklet and Abraham VOORHEES,
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27
MARRIED.

TOIMAN-GERHOLD-On Tuesday, August p, by ms
Rev AIbqrt M Plumb, ID D.. Wm. Howe IolnnI, fh,.
D. Of FaFtucket Il. l.. Anna CatbsFine "erA'iO' os
New.York
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27
-zxxx-fzzmDxYE

Notices Of marriages mast he Endorsed with fdil
name and address.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27

Yster,u- Of the seventh ReGimrnt v G. :. '. u
rsa iCon,maniant announces with deep regret he
atb of two Of our old and much esteemed members;
b y, the 9Th Compqny-Mr. Francis Favereap, VINO leo
AZ ST. LuSes Hospital, Aug: 23 aged 81 year. sna Sr:
S,rouel o. R0ir son died Aug y. az his nome IN
orange y J. EDWARD O.. ARTHUR Colonel
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-03

KLEIN, GOODHART & KOCH are
known throughout the whole Country as
being among the very best of strictly first
class makers of exclusively fine Clothing
Every garment made by them is absolutely
correct in style! Perfect in shape! The ma
telials are tasteful, rich, elegant, durable!
The workmanship is of the very best, only
skilled master tailors being Employed And
the goods are all nesO! Manufactured es-
bysssy for this seasons tvadet The tire
mendous size of the stock gives you mag
niffcent choice and insures perfect fit!
And it is the most stupendous money saw
ing sale that we have ever had the power
to make! You can buy two! Aye! Three
Suits! AMI be sure that you will meyer III
your lifetime secure them cheaper or as
cheap AGAIN.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1891-05-01
An Agricultural Hint.

A few years ago Mr.. Gladstone,
speaking to the farmers in a Scotch
district where agriculture was greatly
depressed, asked them why they did
not try the production of jam for the
city markets He pointed out that
the small fruits from which this luXu-
ry could be compounded would grow
well in their soil, and that for such
goods there was always a good mar
ket. The Tory editors laughed at Mr.
Gladstone's kitchen economy, but the
Scotch farmers took the matter serl-
ously and have found their profit in
it. A large and productive industry
has sprung from the old Statesman :
suggestion 1t is along such lines G3
these that the farmers will most
surely draw to themselves larger
share of the surplus wealth Of the
country. That surplus is abundant,
but all sorts of people with keen wits
and strenuous energies are compet=
ing for it. Those who have it are
ready TO exchange it for gratilica-
tions of various sorts The problem
is to please them. Within the bounds
ofinnOcenta and wholesome delectation
there is wide range for the exercise
of invention by the food producers of
the Nation. If they conhne them
selves to the business of raising corn
and wheat and pork and beef their
market will be narrow; they can
widen it, almost indefinitely, if they
will devote to their business the same
kind of ingenuity that manufacturers
of all classes are constantly exercising
in their efforts to attract to their own
offers the abundance of the land.