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Descended from Julius Cesar.
From he As.trH'e Citizen.

The following has been handed to the Citizen
for publication:
We SAW Cen. II. l. Clingman to-day. and
birthday. lie reminded US that julius Caesar
was also born on the 9th day Of July. Il d ho
Unmarked that there was another connection
between himsel! and the great Roman. Tho
Generals grandmother was named Caesar.
She was o. German origin and as Cesar had
several German wives the General claims to
DO descendant Of julius Caesar. The General
said that no reSsmhlnd Moses in one respect
public whom he got to he 80 years old. but he
differed from Moses in the fact that more than
nifty years ago. when not half 50 Oid as Moses.
he began to give the greater Dart OF his timo
to the service OF tho public"
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cn,e.so,. Greatest Literary Work.
From N, Chicrgp DaHy TriJun,.


eft won't go through that door"
who said il would madam"
And II YOU can get II into that room what
arc you guin. Ia do with 1t :"
gu me- N get excited oyerit; What's the
matter with taking tho partition down Z"
Who's getting excited ltll cost some
thing 10 take the partition down. won't it"
We'll. i YOU can think OF any better way to
disp If it let's hear your plan. madam M"
There's No occasion for alarming tho
ncighbor5, anyhow, II you must have such a
thing a. this in tho house. why don't you build
an addition expressly for it, :,
You know well enough that"
OR why couldn't yoI have had i. made SO
It would go through an ordinary door,"
" Madam"
sir"
Il am going TO have II moved into that room
wn9 n% R@N nnd ees1T %
self. sir | shall not stay here and see tho
house all torn IN! am going back to
mann mas j"
This family disturbance grew out Of the
circumstance that n copy OF tine new Chicago
City Directory had cen unloaded at the homo
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Biliger MeSwak
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There are 800 donations in all. one Of $1O.-
600. one Of $1,000. one Of $1,000. one OF $500,
one of $500, one Of $500. one OF $500. and
close OF the Presidential election to the patrons
OF the Campaign Publishing Company who
suit. All that is necessary to secure the right
to compete for these prizes is to purchase u
portrait OF one OF the candidates -cost 81.
These portraits are absolutely lifelike Moth
ing more faithful has ever been produced.
They reveal the candidates exactly AS they
are. In point of finish these pictures ar, most
commenda lie. No competent critic will dis
pute their cheapness at 81 each
II is mn extraordinary value in reality that is
offered for the money OF picture purchasers
the moneys worth in n picture. and. heyond
that. the possibility OF securing $4,000.
Each hu, or also becomes contributor to
the Baby Mckee-B Baby Cleveland fund for the
relief OF the sick babies ofthe poor In the largo
cities Of the United States. q charity which APP
pcn!s to nil the humane OF the country.
Write for particulars to the Campaign Pub
lishinl: Co.. 7G6 Broadway, \. y. city.-Adr.
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Where Iesie days Fires Were

A. M.-3'55, 353 East fysiSth street. Isaac Win.
Ter, damage $500 <'35 :,S6a Third avenue, L. w.
Bates and Hanngsn Bouiilion. damage 81 500; Q 4o
2s3 Eleventh avenue. Dunbar LGmpcr Company dam.
age tririnr: 1910, l3l West Ninety ninth street.
George nnrSn: dsmas. ,Thng; II 80, .37 West l3&th
stree, Ihtoiure \ Jasper. Il amaze SIS
lisp 80 Eas' ~ sixth street. owner Peter
poelscr 81 +l5 Eat iilr-iiitn mrs.t damage 500;
Jeih' 3sJ ast Fiur siNtn street, lIaac WIN or no
damage. go 80 Ihhd s,rn!c. Jscon Desshrnnn
dApage 800 AzlJ, loo Lexington ayenme, Abraham
Fefnard d.mapt 500: 100 $50 Canal street, n. Hecbt
thg. 40 damage !
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THE Cal CREEK LINERS STRIKE
A Conn'ct B-tw en- the Soldiers and Miners
I.IkcIy to Occur at Any Tim.

CHATTANOOGA. Aug. Capt. Kelar Ander-
son. com mandant OF the troops at Coal Creek
mines was in Chattanooga to-day to secure
forty more soldiers.
He said he would not take any more raw
recruits but only men enlisted In tho State
National Guard. II he docs not succeed in
getting volunteers. one of the regular COM
panies will be ordered out.
He says that the situation Is still serious at
tho mines. and conflict between the soldiers
and miners Is likely to occur Mt any time.
Secret signals have been arranged In case
oi n surprise by siege Only three days pro-
visions are kept ahead. Capt. Anderson snys
that Sa5.OuO ha. been expended already on
the Coal Creek affair by the Stutc Government.
lie thinks the trnors may have to be Kept
there twelve months.
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beat. ar No,a ,'wedenbors,., Minister.

PHIItDELrnIA. Aug. G.-The Rev y. T. Bar
rsU. Tor many years one Of the most progress.
sivo hWrdonbor.inn ministers in this country,
dleh To-day nt his home in Germantown aged
o. years IL" was ordained n" New Church"
clergyman in lSiO after graduating from
E4w13in College AMI the Harvard DIVINITY
Schnol, no was pastor Of tho society in New
called to Cincinnati ' AWAY ""'
=. t2r oyerthirty years he preached to societies
IN thoSf eitSs ma ~ ,'ronklyn, Orange. y. j..
ter On church ,ubjects. md in 1872 is organ
lied the Swrd"nhorg Publishing Association
chiefly Interested in the work OF that s0ciety'
OF which he remained President up TO the time
of his DEATH ~ - S '''''
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Great South H.y Yacht. N.el.x for Prizes.

Yachtsmen along the south aide OF Long Island had
big time at the regatta u tho Great South Bay Yacht
Club sailed In the waters Of that bay on Isp yssterJ
day and Of thry-irht entries responded to
the staring gun Cash prizes of $50 were offered to
the Winners IN each c,ass WITH Sc5 second boat In
ALL lion q this here WAS SOLID silver cap Naued nj
5000 kn"wn MS the champion Cup OF the Great south
Bay Yacht CLUB for soops aud similar one for cat.
boat. The summary
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yIcKsBuRG. Aug. 6-The County Sunday
School Convention Of colored Bartists held
picnic yesterday ut Chapel Hill. midway be-
tween Bolton and Raymond. A difficulty over
u flying machine resulted in Il riot. in which
forty ar fifty pistol shots were fred One man
WAS killed and two women seriously wounded.
lite girl received slight hrsh wound. One
after the others.
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LOUISVILLE. Aug. 0.-Mr. and Mrs. Adlai
Stevenson were entertained at IL luncheon at
the Pendcnnis Club this afternoon. and an in
They go homo to morrow.
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SPARKS FROM THE 1EhEGRlrm.

Secretary Noble accompanied by his " f. Will leave
Washington yesterday for Nor Invest going
up Tar PUGET sound. lie win return VA tile cana
dian Pacific. During his sbsence Judge Chandler will
act As Secretary VI The interiox
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!: |!
" r-SA,Ass,rAkE9rrSr,nAAv,u.ArAuR.

Give your children a Gun Of BERyH4 WIS
IN Er y. .ON each morning at the tsble
instead Of tea o. coffee; they will like it better
and 1t Keeps their ittle stomtchs in good or
der and forms bone aud muscle
At Card Parties and Homo Entertainments
serve a. !H q I mo- l. with
other refreshments A small cup otht ia very
refreshing Serve instantly with little hot
water
Are you looking for some dclicacy to take to
a sick friendt II 20. ~ n.iU'" C. ,M
Hti is lust the thing. All Grocers
and Druggists. Doc. 5Oc., and 81 hottie.
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now THE VOTE RUNS.

Harrison Ahead IN the Great E.timatsrc
tontest-ue Uas roiled Half the Votes
So fnr- Cleveland One. tbird-A Rie
Ran-e In the Estimates OF the Total
Popular Vo'e=How the Figures Vary
Everybody should Join In the Contest.
Less than week has passed since the first
announcement OF the Campaign Publishing
Comrany's magnificent donations for the
nearest correct predictions as to tho result OF
the Presidential contest A very large num-
Der OF predictions has already been regis
tered. and the results are somewhat curious.
Either the followers Of Harrison have taken
more hold uron this opportunity offered to
boom their candidate t ian those Of Clevela nd
have. or there Is a pretty widespread belief
that Har rison will be re- qiected.
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,,One-hnlf OF the estimates registered name
Harrison as the next President: one-third
name Cleve land. and the balance. one SIXTH
divide their guesses between Bidwell and
Weaver.
a. number OF the Harrison devotees expect
their candidate to roll II popular vote excead-
is6'W1 10! tho lowest. $3.50 276.
4, Cleveland,s supporters do not figure 80 en-
thus iastcnlly The highest estimate recorded
TO- him is U.5t0,OoO. and the lowest. 3. 84S. 1884,
Ills average. however. does not vary greatly
from that of Harrison.
This data should help out the industrious
calculators who are ut work In the hope OF
earning the $4,000 donation. that will go to
the person registering he nearest correct f1R-
ure or course the only absolute data procura-
hl. are the record figures OF previous Prrsf-
dental elections. These figures are as fol-
lows:
1880.
Hiarne,d ..'.'..................... 449.O53
IIhn'o'k. 44g.Vb5
mcm'ef''... ......................... 3Ol,3O6
DoW.... ............ Observation-Disclosures. lU,3O5
1884.
sc'"iid'
puIct .....'.'.....'......... !SSSE5
1885,
LlaIiI~ O.t4UZlo
ICY eIhhu .ptS I'D
L!Nh ..,.'............ .'.....'........... E4ObOl
ptieetcI ...........s...s, LIQUID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-29
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

: MI ~ rnartv first Police Precinct station at
Flushing and Clermont aves., was lorIhan' oPo
evening with seven officers and tweh'N-sA p''
mon II takes part of the Fourth and Thirteenth
precincts.
1acoh 7 schrusser of the Eleventh Ward. has Sc
cpred the appointment assistant CUSTODIAN Vi "io
new Federal Building at 49, year Inc "ppo'"'
ment dates from March 80.
The Rev. AMI c. Dixon pastor of the Hanson
Place Baptist Church, has made answer 10 Vic vo'i
plant in the suit of Colonel Robert IT, lheefson !"
recover 81 600 from him as for alleged llbeL
1ustfying all his original allegations lie VIII icoVuIo
on Ingcrsoll in Association Hall tomorrow evening
Mrs Ella shelly sought to have her marriage win
Eugene NJ shelly annulled in the City Court yester-
day on the ground OF previous marriage on MS part
and his sentence to Imprisonment for bigaIny enc
married him on January IS, 1889. The marriage VIII
be made void.
supcrvisoratL Large Kinhe vetoed yesterday the rcso
luton of the Board of supervisors awarding coh'oV
for an electric light plant at the County Farm at hhsS
Park l.. l.. to the ThomsonIiousion Electric com
many at s265.4s7 The ground for the veto was that
the amount IS excessive
Jacob Goldberg. who is accused by his first wife OF
deserving her and eleven other women whom he In
duced to marry him in Russia, and then marrying
thirteenth time In East NewYork, waived examination
yesterday and was held for the Grand Jury
The furniture supplied to the new Federal bmidhe
has been rejected by the Treasury Department ana
the contractors are taking II away. The contract
was given 10 II. J. IIorner Co., Of New-iork, ana
new furniture up to the standard will have to be sup
Piled The change delays the removal Of Internal
Revenue Collector Nathan TO tie building.
Mrs Mabel A. ToOker Is seeking absolute divorce
from Arthur A. Tooker in the supreme Court. She is
a sister OF Asscmbyman James SOutllwOrth and was
married in 1851 Her husband is now living By his
wits and warrant for his arrest is in the hands of
detective in New-York. He is alleged to have gone
10 Mexico with a woman named Cherry Arnold.
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AID TO RACING MEN

The first semi monthly edition Of Goodwin's Ohcia
Turf GUIDE for 1892 has appeared. y valuable nd
diton 10 the work j. the numbering in heavy figures
OF every race and the pretAins Of figures to enci
horses name throughout the work. This syst IN d e'
away entirely with the old snail paced method Of con
inu)u, reference 10 the index. All that IS Necessary
Is to refer 10 a horses last performance The number
attached TO the name refers back 10 The in which
the horse previously ran, carrying the reader back
Therefore. from to race, without looking at the
index a second time, until he raches the first per
Torrance. Pacntheses tor brackets are around many
Of the numbers, also smaller figures Of rs and 3's
The former denote winners and the IS and IS when
the horses second or third. The compilers hope
In this way 10 enable their subscribers easily 10 gain
An idea OF form
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-29
EII/ABETII

TWO SUICIDES AND An ATTEMPTED MURDER.
A pistol shot startled the servants IN the house II
Frank l.. Du Bo,que No. COS Moth Br)nd-st. a.
3 O'Clock Yesterday afternoon. They rushed upstairs
10 Mrs Du Bosques bedroom and found Mr.. Du
Bo-que living on tho floor, while he two children
whom she had taken into the with her. Wcr,
I'm the bed Mr.. Du BDsquc had a bullet hole In the
temple while beside her lay revolver. she was
breathing family and died within few minutes. Mr.,
Du BO.que The only daughter Of Judge Clayton
OF Chester Penn. and about twenty eight years
old. She married about three years ago to Frank
L. Dn Bo.que young naval architect. Of Washington
The couple removed to Elizabeth shortly after their
Wedding Mrs. Du BOsuue had seemed rather de
pressed al times In the last few weeks but when her
husband left lone yesterday go ~ work she was
bright and cheerful and Kissed him good by II is
laid that some years before she g0 married Mrs D
Bosque sustained bad injury to her head by fall
and hi, may have been The Indirect cause which led
10 her dealt, her act being undoubtedly due to tenn
poinry alteration al MIND.
John StdncTt, "A laborcr. living at 40. 45l First
ave tried to murder hi, wife Yesterday by pounding
her ON he head with hot fiat iron and then went
IA his room and cut his throat from ear 10 with
razor lie was found shortly aftcrward by some Of
Hood his head ncsrl, severed from LIS body, while
H. "istnenih month old child playing about the
room. Iii, wife, whom he savagcy bat because she
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-29
NETWORK CITY.

Four no,,cv dealers were fined 800 each IN General
Sessions Yesterday. They had all been arrested one
or two years ago.
The Grand Jury has indicted Thomas Vigus cashier
OF the National Board Of Marine Underwriters NO 10
Wilram.st. who IS supposed to have fed to Canada
two weeks ago. An examination Of his books showed
that he had stolen about $500 lie lived mt NO
4sl feminist. Brooklyn.
a. II. Disco"-The Government is not hiring men
IN send TO Brazil You have been msinformed.
"JL B.n-The Free Labor Bureau has been moved
from Castle Garden to the Barge Office. This is the
place of which you are in search
Chaplain James j. Kane. OF the Navy, who las been
on waiting orders since July last has been ordered TO
duty at the Navy Yard.
The monitor Mantonomoh. which took part in the
ceremonies of laying the cornerstone OF the TRAM
Memorial on Wednesday towed back to the Navy
Yard Yesterday morning.
Pavmaster George IL. Read, who has been in charge
Of the Naval Clothing Factory at the Navy Yard for
nearly two years, has been detached and ordered 10
the Constitution, at Annapolis. The Constitution Will
make the summer cruise with the naval cadets
The Rev. $ b. Halliday has sent TO the Russian
Famine Fund on behalf OF widow whose husband
was lieutenant in the Navy during the Civil war
SET of gold shirt studs once by her husband MI
Halliday saws She had nothing else 10 ve ana her
pity for the starving prompted her to send them'
The newly elected board Of directors OF the Mnrume
Association met yesterday for organization Inc resig
nation Of W. w. Battle director was accepted ana
Wallace p. Flint OF Flint & Co., was elected TO MI
Mr. R,ttc,s tnexpired term. Frederick Il. Dalzell
was elected secretary Of the association. Francis W.
Uouchton superintendent of the Maritime EXchanG'
and Gideon W. Young assistant. Various committees
were appointed
A pilot from Potboat No 5. who came In yester-
day on the steamer DunmOre, reported that on April
o. his boat passed lot Of wrcckase belonging 10 a
schooner. She thirty miles southeast OF bafhesat
AT the time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-29
PASsAIC.

The Rev. Alexander Allen. recently assistant rector
Of Chhst Church, East orange has Withdrawn his
acceptance II the call 10 ST. Johns Episcopal Cnurch
PassaiC The reason assigned for this action Is tlat
Mr. Allen and the vesty OF ct Johns could not agree
an the ouestion OF a new church building. which Mr..
Allen wished the vestry 70 guarantee should he erected
IN the near future.
Justce 81 the r.ace George W. COnkling WAS charged
in the police court yesterday by Andrew {. RuSt with
assault and battery. Conkng Is also IN anctlonecr,
and a. such had dispute with Rust AT recent
sale Rust raised hi, hand and Conking mnMng
he wa, going Ia De struck lit him n heavy blow
Cunkllig waived examination and was held under TO
ball meet the Grand Jury. lie hlaue - counter
charge Of assault against Rust
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-29
c1dETox rRlcK 0wxERs IN plxGER OF pRIsoy.

CLIFTON TRICK OWNERS IN DiNGER or PRISON.
Judge Jonathan Dixon "Wednesday decided point Of
law which may send George II. tnqcman aud his ls,o-
Gates 10 prison once Prosecutor Gourley Of Pa,sac
County ~ j.. desires. H. Fngcman John Enge.
man. W. \. Engcuon, C. V Sass and \. II. Iatcr,by
we're convicted over year Of allowing rambling
Clifton racctack and each was cntcnced To- one year in
prison and to pay fine Of 800 The Suprne Court %
No"'r"cy "oud not reverse thi, decision and the cnse
Il now pending In the Court Of Errors and ,u,ls E,h
OF the convicted men furnished - 900 bail William Il
"'S'"n' 's counsel for George Enqeman had sold some
ana wished 10 give clear title. The judge re-.
piled that he had doubts vhcth,r M, ,,,, -"
I'rher could take action and after c,amln,ug tho
law" ne iouhd that he could renew the b,u hd am,
That inc bona required that the prisoners should no ,rna
o''r ~ Wv '''' " seNe OUT their sentence. Mr. EAse.
County, and may be sent 10 prison any time ~ tho -
cutor declares his bail forfeited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-29
NEWARK.


A WILL CONTEST OF LONG STANDlN''
The contest over the will Of the late william H.
Livingstone. which wns hegun In The "rphnhs ''"i'
four year, ago. uns resumed In the Cour Of chnnc'r
ves,erioy BY his viii Mr.. Livingstone left his rea
o. ate In trust TO his daughter Llinn Belle, now about
twelve years old her maternal granimotler' MIS- MARIE
Cecil Williams being made trustee. Provision WIS
made against the death Of the daughter ami her sD
mother \ caveat against prr5atng the VIII was 'Hu
by Mrs Margaret l.. Mid.oiitch, sister Of the tf@o'
on the ground hnt lie WINS not Of -pund mnd "hh W.
made the Will and giving as reasons his ne Of NOR
milne and belief In splrtnalism. Tho Orphans Court
sustained the WILL and the then taken to he
pr,roystive Court aud the Comfy Court Of Appens
Testimony was taken before the Vic" Chancellor ytr
d,y Mrs. Williams on the stand and "m ours
TONED 10 make II appear That she Ind b'cn insru
mental in making Livingstone believe In spntuhhsm
and that she had caused him, by means 81 alleged
messages from the dead. n mike hts viii tbr way NJ
did Mrs Williams nov lives In Painheld and tor
meriy lived in New-York She .ald she nri Living
stone had visited N m,.lum in New York NAMED Mrs
Williams They had attended two Al one
Of these The witness Ind received n fo'n her
dead daughter In which she sent her love 10 Living
stone and said she knew Bcile well. Messages
were aIso transmitted oensbly from Hvinsston"s DE
ceased Wife The witness had the only
little cloud and part N face Which was Ike her
daughters, and IN" voc" sounded Inc hciS Ic near
ing was adjourned.
The East Jcr,ry Water Company has notified To the
city authorities that tho company /, ready 10 deliver
over the new water supply on Mny l. according to con
dract and 10 receive The first payment br such delv-
cry Of 81 OOO,OO0. To-day the Mayor and members Of
the Board Of Work. Will proco.d The watershed In
company with the engineers to Inspect te rservors
There Is question wllether OH nppS Tor al
ments and IA Do-sl mat The city an the contract
| Ing company win BE- involved IN Lucatm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-29
THE SHOOTING MATCH DECLARED OFF

The piceon. shooting match which 10 take place
,odav al the grounds Of the Cartaret Gun Club has
been declared OH by the mutua consent OF Edgar Murphy
and Fred Hoey the captains of the teams which were
going 70 shoot. The match for - 800 and would
have been oae OF most important in this
section OF the country Edgar Murphy said Yesterday
that the had attained much publicity and
so much talk that II thought best 10 declare
In p.lmonico's the St james Hotel the Hoffman House
and Fifth Avenue Hotel speculation lively and many
vagers had been made by the friends Of the teams
There will be pigeon shooting two OF the oil days
OF each week during the meeting at Monmouth
One day OF each will b. devoted 10 ba-eba Tho
grounds Hollywood are being specially prepared for
these sports,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-29
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

Cambridge Mass. April % (Special-larvard defeated
Dartmouth this afternoon TO In game CHARACTERIZED
on Haryard's part by and heavy hitting Score
Harvard ..................1 Q Q "A
New.Haven, Conn, April 2s.-Thc Ncw-Haven team
easily defeated the Flushing nine this afternoon. the
home payers used stick good advantage and knocked
Tierney's delivery in all directions. Score;
New-Haven ............-3 Q o : o %
Pennington y. j. April IS (Speciall-A well-contcStcd
game baseball was contested tooay on th seminary
Pennington seminary and Prin
siger, teams which resulted in victory for Pennington
Score, % ..
Kansas CITY, April 2s.The Blues took the third game
from, Toledo in a prettiy played match to-day. The
weather was cloudy tribe cold Attendance. abou;
800. Score:
ro,edo ......0 0 0 0 1-3
Rasehits-Kansas City 8, Toledo s. Errors-Kansas
City Toledo O. Bstter!esk ansas City, Payne and Nc
Mahon Toedo-Dewald and Hurley.