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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-02
,rs MEMBERSHIP STEADILY GROWING.

A weekly meeting of the Whitelaw Reid Battery OF
-, ,o,,, eighth Ward Of Brooklyn, was held last
rIght AZ the h,adquarer. OF the organization at NO.
zoo Fvercreenave. Francis l. Albertson' presiden'
., t,e club occupied the clair and number OF mem
hers were present. constitute" ana o'l""S "o'
, - awarded FOR large number Of the uni
-, I, ,cae also decided 10 place transparency
Id ~ ,he clubrooms. The announcement thh'
D"'Su n ,,or, rambers had been admitted last week
WAS greeted with cheers. This bFns' the to'a' mem
hcrsh,n M 10 I23 The officers Of the cinb are r. L.
,lbcrt,op president; A. Vessels n'S' Wcepe'luene
J. W. Hammn. second vice'p'r'n''' a",,,
- rcn,dnc secretary Lemuel slater; CORE 'pynMin.
so", daniel sicger. treasurer "'nA"
mastcr-at-arms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-02

Auangcmerrs have been mad for three addresses
BY exTonecsSman Roswell &. Horn this week IN OH
fercnt parts Of brooklyn. He Will bc heard IN Turn
Hall I'm Meserolcst. F.. D.. tomorrow evening. on
Thursday evening he will speak Ia Palace Hall, IN
Grand st. on Friday evening he + to make an ad-
dress In BENEFITS Hall in the annexed district.
Tho Lincoln club Of the XVIII Assembly, District,
with headquarters at No. % Third ave. VIII hold a
monthly meeting tbs evening John II. Nugent IS
the president, und Df. Theodore II. Newland The
secretary.
A meeting Of the Hell Gate Republican Club viii b.
held this evening at 80. zoo Eat Eighty siNtltst.
John II. Gunner and others will make speeches n
Mossop Is president OF the club and George Price
secretary.
Ex-Judcc John /. Wheeler. under his engagement
with the Campaign Committee Of the Republican Climb
OF the City Of Ncw-Nork viii deliver IN Illustrated
lecture upon tie tariff IN the big hall known AZ Wcndcls
assembly Rooms IN West Forty fourtI-st, bciWccn
Eiclth and Ninth ayes this evening. Robert W.
Taylcr VIII make short preliminary addrc''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-02
THE HAMILTON REpuB1lcAN CLUB MEETS.

a meeting OF The Hamilton Republican Cnb' at
which th, ground work of preparing for an effective
camrsai., was done was held last night at its club
house No. oil West ne-hundiet and -thlrleta 81.
Joseph Golfer presided over the meeting. while F. j.
SWINE wa. secretary. Two new members were taken
IN and tl, chairman authorized % appoint cam
l,ajCn committee Of seven, which VIII be announced
at the next meeting. The general plan Of campaign
was freely discussed and II the unanimous opinion
that the club oncht IL a convenient hall in one"
bundrd-and tVcniy-Gfh.S,. or some prominent thor
oughfars IN which 70 hold m"eIes and carry on t'
work of a campaign. Among tho-e present "rfo >: y;
b. Ucrrct Captain Reddy. J. Hall Willis. l. p French
f. lIurheIt, j. II. Carlton. Collin WOODWARD "'NS'
indcrhin and J. H. Thomas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-02
WORK AMONG CoLoRED REPUBLICANS.

meeting OF the Afro American Reorganization Com
mitee was held at the rooms Of the regular Repubh
can organizations OF the Nth Assembly District NJ"
ia sullivan ST. last evening. Dr. j. Milton Williams
peslding THIS meeting WIS held TO dlScass tile b ST
methods TO unite the colored Republicans Of NewforK
CITY. The members Of the COMMITTEES. who were pres
cnt from every Assembly Dstric, In NeNforK re-
ported progress IN the Instruction OF lie people In tcr
districts al6nt the apPortionment, and assured Inc
committee that the cOlorcd people throughout tc oy
would poll strong vote for Harrison and Reid Tn"
best methods Of canvassng the districts ana ndueihs
Indifferent Republicans and watering Democrats 10
take an active part in the Work this fall were dls
cusscd report OF the committee on delegates TO
the County Committee the subject Of considerable
talk II VIII probably be adopted aiieF ''r'alh
changes arr made In IL.
The following are the names VI the committee a. ID
Roberts F.. T. Matthew, J. II. Price, Martin f. Dobsin
Herbert Morris, James NJ. Carter William {. Green
Jacob p stewart. Arthur Handy, w. II. ~ Moore, -
sims > r. Johnson. r. richardson, J. seaman, FRANK
stevens Yeaman Fisher, j. j. At~ell I. H. Bailey and
George NJ Quarles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-02
onrTrARY NOTES.

r,,o III. AUG / (spccaD.-Morris c. To"ne d,ea
.n a,e,noon At the age Of seyenty-four years IL"
,or ., the Flgin National watch Company, ana
orcsdent OF tho FIRST National Bank Of Esn anu Oh "'
rlcln CITY saving Bank. .,, ,,o.corr,
S. Paul Aus i-ioEoarh sNnp n" .,N,n ,,Ss ne
- sv,cdon and Norway, is dcsd. spinal 'o"''' "'' INV
c,usc " his death o, ,,.s.,., ,on,.u,, IN,
sssc,on Agency. 5. D.. July Sl.-iaorel Kenvne CIV
-. .h,s, ~ tho Sisscton and wahpston tribes the
w., snopn ~ tho Indians in the Northwest aieu .o.u
A. Ma house q. the agency N'nvlr wa Of NV no
anu "s N washington In the interest Of his tribes
G p"rIox Che src,, indian massacre Of 1862 Ne was zoe
leader In the defence of tho whites ana "s sS Se" Sns
e, @,b.ooucnuy 'ubduins the hostile sioux nus
mo IN 4, the history q The North"es"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-02
TESTING THE WISCONSIN GERRyMANDEn

Madison. Wis. Aug. THE suit 10 test the legality
Of the last State gcrrymander was begun today when
c. l.. E,tabfoOk served 0PUn Attorney General OCon
nor tho preliminary papers In the proceedings. Tho
petitioner is e. r. Lamb, iOcI attorney, who calls
upon the AttorneyNcneI5tl 10 ak leave of the eu-
promc Court 10 bring action. The action IL 10 be-
fought on the same general principle that following
ln the early suit that the suit doe not declare
Irregularities far the following Of county lines Is
concerned. The first petition 10 the court viii be- sui,
mlttod at the next sittlng The attorneys for the
petitioner are John G. >pOOner, George G. Eurd g. f.
Estabrpok and George W Green. When tho petition
VA presented to the Attorney General be said he
would announce his decision later.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-02
CAPTAIN JAMES LAKEMAH.

Roston, Aug. (Specall.-This morning. AFTER u SUI.
don and severe Illness, Captain James LaKehl ulou
at his home Ia Maiden. Captain Lahehah WIS Oo' IL
Hallowe Me- on October = l'oo' ana WAS pi""'''.D'
-, a., ,s,r.ss and social affairs lie WAS the com
handing officer of tho Hallowell Fusilcers lie re
movea IN ls2s IS Boston, where he became ho'eu
contractor and builder. LaEeman Market on Black
stonest.. was named in his honor lie also Duli' 'ne
roston and Malno station and rode upon the hrN'
ro,lrood train that ever went ont OF BOSTON, lie WAS
annolncd Street Commissioner of Boston IN 1903 ana
heid that Office until 1872 During his administration
many streets wer widcned and public improvement
ma After his retirement from ofico he gave up
active business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-02
r.curS,fEN TO NAVE 4 GOOD TIME
TIN NETWORK CLUBS ANNUAL oEolSh--"i"'
,,rps N THE INDIAN HAnBon 8LGAIrA

r,,n NETWORK CLUBS ANNUAL CRulsh-"lN'
lbs ~ THE INDIAN HAKBon HEGAITA'
,, crtvechth annual cruise Of tho Ne"'horA i"'"'
So, ,o,,Ds to-day Glen Cove IL the place whe'e Ut"
~ ~, m assemble and many sailing yachts went down
, t,ht to be in readiness for the start th's MORN
NV" rro,or. Gerry on HIS flagship Electra VIII leave
'r .r,, IN the East River of Twenty siNth'-t. ana
"'' c,., Cove where he will assume command of
'', &c.,, where the yachts will to nom Glen Cove
III, ~, decided upon a. meeting OF tho "oe' ''p
W." r, u, held on board the Electra upon her arrival
VIM, c,ye IL will be 10 SONS port on the Sound THIS
" x.,.Iondon. From this unknown port the Meet
''N. " :. NeyI ondon. and from there 10 Newport
,t t x, mort after Newport will be Vineyard HoVeh'
- ,r,noyord Haven the Meet all go TO w'Bedford,
,,n ,here hack 10 Newport ana disband Inc
Mvndert sArin has bcer chartered for the mem
80. ~ Tho club wishing 70 visit the meet ~ the
,,,,ors At Glen Cove and w1tncs, the start
- o., c.,vard She will Leave the pier at last Twenty
1,hst a, o 30 this nornlng and viii make landing AZ
,,,Ro,bolle &C II O'Clock. On August Che race for
a., .ooo, Gums will b. sailed oN Newport IL Will be
Ia undo, the racing Of the club. Several other
~ viii be sailed IN the OF tho cruise and every
,,d nc the regatta committee which TIL. year VIII
ro the cruise on vice Commodore Morgsnh steam yacht
r,na The yamoosc VIII 20 along tie press boat.
Mr. Hearst having kindly offered hep to the representatives.
II the New.York papers
The cruise promises TO be successful Que IN every
r,,,,cuIar Many yachts which at Newport or
ar, cruising TO the eastward will Join the fleet S Now
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-02
SUICIDE OF An AGED NAN.
THE FATHER OF RALPH TRAUTMANN. THE
L1THoGRApHER, SHOOTS HIMSELF.

THE FATHER OF RALPH TRAUTMANN. THE
L1THoGRApHER, SHOOTS HIMSELF.
Philadelphia, Aug l.-Louis Trautmann, Of New
York, committed suicide this morning bS shoot
ing himself through the mouth at Dcns Hotel, seventh
ST. and GermantownAve. Tie body taken IN
charge by the Coroner.
Louis Trautmann about eighty years old and
was the father OF Ralph Traumann, the senior MEM
Der OF the firm OF TIautmann, Bailey Blampey, hhog'
raphers and printers, Of No. 312 Broadway. lie
not a member of The firm and had no connection
with II. His son. Ralph Trautmann, was out OF town
when the news came to this city that his father had
committed suicide lie Informed Of the fact,
however, and went TO Philadelphia.
From Mr.. Blampey, of the members OF the
firm It learned that The dead man went to Phla-
delphia about a week ago 10 visit relatives. lie
formerly lived In Morrisana, but when his wife died.
about two years ago, he gave up the house and has
since been living with his relatives. lie has never
been the since his wife died. and IL Is supposed
that III; mind finally became unbalanced.
Ralph Trautman IS his only son. His home is at
Washington. She IS secretary OF the Woman's Health
Protective Association, and first vcepresdent Of the
Woman's Worlds Fair Commissioners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-02

Washington Aug. I.-7Repres"nstlve oates the chalr
man of the special sub committee OF the JUDICIARY
committee that Investigated the labor trolp"' d,
Homestead, Penn, and the action or the flhherou
police at that place has prepared his report aud VIII
submit IT for approval 20 the subcommittee lUis-
much ss II l. not yet definitely determined whether the
Investigation into the Pnkcrton police system N the
troubles shall he proceeded with or not, the report
In It's conclusion does not deal with INIT ha'
Ter IT relates entirely TO the cause, progress
and determination Of the labor troubles, Wv
ing, first an epitomo Of the evidence TAKEN by
ito committee at Homestead and PltSburS. Inc ~
port then discusses logically the questions thdt eu6'
re tod themselves az result Of the evidence tAeh'
These questions are substantially rs follows: was Tie
Carnegie Company justified In reducing the scale Vi
wages Was the treatment OF their employees hnu
and just We're the employees justified IN uieH con
duct during the troublcl Was the company luS'ihoh
in employing Pinkfrton police To guard the properly
Has Congress any jurisdiction In the matter lhe'
questions nrc each discussed az more or less lehguL
After tbs report mss been adopted by the rubcom-
Htte II VIII be submitted n the flll JUDICIARY IOr
mtce before II IL presented In the House
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-02
OBITUARY..

LIEUTENANT. COLONEL MICHAEL z. SMALL
fleutenantC Colonel Michael P. Small Assistant 'oif
n,is,ary General OF subsistence, United states an
died Yesterday morning at Governors lSianu' Nv
s"1 boon suffering from complication Of diseases
catarrh OF the stomach, BlshtS uiSea'e "nu 81. o..
a,-oc,ion of the liver and had been confined 10 his
49,. .,, l,t thrrc weeks, Last week there was
slight improvement In his condition. DuU IL WIS o'
-, ,r , r.la1,se, and at 80 yesterday morning
ne died. ~, l., 10,
Colonel Small was born at York, Penn, In 1871
ADJ ,yhon nineteen years OF age Vas appointed
cadet at the military academy. IN 800 hc le'oi'N
uc,tcnancy 10 the I'd Artillery ana ID" acuNe SUI
,co against the seminole Indians. during the Kansas
,,.rnr,,ances and on the expedition to Ctah. lie WAS
oly, engaged IA the suppression OF thf john Dio""
mid When the Rebellion broke out he got capaihcS
in the Commissary Department, ana helu VARIOUS
,i,ce. IN tho Vest liz was made ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
., volnnteers in Ices, and the next year Decd"ie
c,tf Commi.sary OF the Department " Virginia ana
North Carolina suppyn. the armies before henioi'''
Il wis through his energy and shl4lul 's7i'o10
thar tAe Union Army supplied during us PuFui'
after lie and the Confederate prisoners led amer Tue
surrender. ,.,
During ass he received tho brevct grades oil cool'
81 volunteers major, lieutenant colonel coonei ""u
bricadier general In the regular Army After "io ""
bo continued IN tie Commssary Department receiving
M oct,,,l Grade Of major in 1874 and OF colonel In
ls7o. At his death he was Ixtyone years OIL age
and had been IN active service for over forty years
la leav., a daughter Miss Frances X. SMALL anu
sister Mrs Fucgette, OF Baltimore: 49,, g., "A, ..
ME- funeral Will be held with military noiors III ,no
c-.Inel ot Governors Island ut hall past wednesday
norniny A steamer Will leave Pier No: ~ d. III;
carving the dead officers friends. inc oody W" ~
afteiward be taken to YORK, Penn wEcro II Will O'
hur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-02
Nc,r no pposrc1-rD ANARCHIST EDITORS.

District Attorney De Lancey Nco has decided ho'
TO present 10 the Jury the cases OF the editors
Of Anarchist newspapers who published incehuiaty
articles concerning the Homestead troupes'
1.nar. arc Die rreihelt.p edited by Johann Most,
ana 4" Dor Anarchist u which Carl Masur, shoe
maker I'm West Forty -fourthst., Is the repu'eN
director. Mr. Nicoll said:
al don't believe that the statute covers 'le aus
unless 1t is stretched. II the utterances hao pee
made at a public meeting the authors OF them "ouiu
be liable TO prosecution under the statute as''nS.
unlawful assemblies II The Legislature hau i'o'uVu
~ ,,,, ,i,oraaI articles II would no doubt have
said So A. the law stands, do not ieei JuSsAA0N
IN sendlna the matter before the Grand jury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-02
PLENTY OF MES READY TO WORK AT HOME
STEAD

Baltimore, Aug IAN agent here Of inc oarnesic
steel CompanS's Works at Homestead repors ula' no
Is meeting with satisfactory success IN inc ha,O1 "
cmn,oving mon 10 take the places Of the strikers. He
s,a,e, that Il Ia, been determined not to re-employ
ANY Of the striker. They must seek work elsewhere
They would never Be employed again IN TIE Home
stead mills. When the recent trouble occurrea, INC
agent saes. q number d the men drew oht @i'"ss o
frrn Al 900 10 SO 0OO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-02
A sLAvoYIAY REPUBLICAN CLUB.

bridgeport Aug (spociai.-1he Slavonans Oh TINS
c,,. ,nteno IN organize n Republican club this week
# is expected that fully 300 will be placed on
the rolls to begin with and many more VIII ION Ia'cr
on. Constantine Prochaslci. II wealthy and ihnheh
tial citizen Of that nationality. "a at the head OF inc
Climb and he intends that II shall be a Success Inc
.lavonans numerous In this city. IL is ohS
about twelve years since they began 10 cmpra'c "
tbis country ind their number at present reaches
no ooo for tbc entire country. The National Sl-
ynnian SpcIety hae large membership ana IL u cuA
iautly Increasing IN numbers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-02
TNFoRMAT10NS MADE BY IAMS.

WARRANTS FOR THE ARREST OF COLI HAWKINS.
LIrUT-COL sTREATOR AND DR. GRIM.
Pttsburg Aug. 1-rnformations were maze this
afternoon before Alderman Reilly by eX-PT1Vtr lams
against Colonel Hawkins. LloutenontCoonel >treator
and Assistant surgeon Grim. Of the loth Rofnen' or
aggravated assault and battery ana assault ana paV
80 worr,nts verc ,ssued. The charge OF agra
ynfcd assanlt was FOR tying lams up by the thumbs
and the assault and battery for shaving MS h@a. aud
~ ~i,iI shit will also be brought for damages ana
tho ATTORNEYS Messrs DclIey. Trent. Jones ana Nat
s,n sav they are confident OF securing heavy damages
foe their client and also Of cOnVlcus INC uelehuh''
OF the charges made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-02
DIED.

BEACH-On July 18th. at his late residence, Peekskill,
y. y. Mo-e, ). Beach. in the 10th year OF his age.
COOPER-EnIly Li,p.nard Cooper. daughter Of Samuel
l.. and Elizabeth tiOOd>e Cooper. aged 10 months.
Funeral Wednesday, August Sd 1892 from tho residence
Of her parents, shonnard Terrace Ionkers, n. Y
Interment private.
FABER-On Friday July Goth. Allied Fabsr. in the 41st
year Of his after short Illness.
Funeral from his late residence % West 22dst Tuesday,
at 10 u m.
Please omit flowers
HAMILTON-suddeny. at Spring Lake " j., Charles
IL. Hamilton.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
JAMESON July s0th, Coley James in HIS 56th year.
Funeral his late residence plymouth Connecticut, at
a. m. Tuesday, August I'd.
InteIHent at salisbury, Connecticut
PARsONs-At Yonkcrs. y. y, on Sunday. July 3lst,
1892 oliver O. Parsons. son Of Charles and Lucia A.
Parsons in his Sd year.
Funeral services "Wednesday, August 81, az the resi-
dence ~ his parents. " Buena Vst0ave., at y. m
InteIncnt, st. Johns Cemetery
PERCIVAIl-On Monday, August 1st, George Sydney,
Of James IL. and Juliet c. PeTclN0l, In the 10Th
wear 81 his age. - 80
Funeral from hi, late residence 80 West 46th-st, on
Wednesday August Sd. at o'clock p m.
SMkII-Genoral Michael p. Small A. c. G.. s., U. s.
Army. Governors Island, " Y. H.. at 80 a. m''
August lst 1892. - q,
services at Governors Island at 80 August 3D.
Internent be his native place York, Penn.
WYCKOFy-At Jamaica. Long Island SUNDAY, July 81,
1892, Preston Seare youngest son OK william +. ana
Cbrnelia Wyckoi.
Funeral private
Department of state, Washington D. c.. July 3d.
fS02-Informaton has been received at this Department
from Mr.. VIM Harrison Bradley the Consul Of the United
States at France OF the death The 26th Of March.
iSo2 Nice. Of Adcine Julie Costcr widow OF Henry
Fer di.pitch 80. o6. Dated June 49, 1892.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-02
THEIR BANNER TO BE A HANDSOME ONE

Thu Washington Republican Clrfb he'd meeting
last night at It's headquarters at AmsterinmaVc ana
one hundred and-nfty- second-st. H. H. Wilson pro
sided and r. F. O'Bncn secretary six ne"
members wtr, elected. The report OF the commute
having in charge The summerIughts iesuVai WIN"
took place wednesday night in Cosmopolitan Fhh
showed that there was balonne from IL Of S2Oo
ARRANGEMENTS were made TO hang one OF IN" haho
soonest banners ever Washington liclgh's ia
about tyc7 weeks. Among those present were "elei'
Kcrvln. +. r. ,COstigtn. Thomas Moore, Major r. D.
C,Shanghncssy, T. McKcnna. J. Hart lr, william
vcG,ath f. c. Carey J. T. Hill +. W. Dashe, John
Ber,,c General d f. Burke, \. W. Pulls, 'Ihomas
Beatty and +. ". Beatty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-02

Penn. Two attend 10 the duties OF the ONCE anu
yesterday they were kept pretty busy As soon d
tho office opened the rumor spread that Carnegie Co.
were in search OF non-unIon men, and all day the side
walk was crowded by people filed With curiosity 70
learn what success the agents had. Last evening"
when the Pittsburg express left the Pennsylvanla
station a car containing twenty six non-unon men
was attached TO IT, They the men who hah ao
plied for work the agency
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-02
u,oyr,rr-v IN ruE.rBEs TO Cpus5yr

A convention OF members Of theatrical Protective
Unions Of the largest AHrif"n cities was held In Caren
sor Hall Yesterday sttmpt 70 organize National
Union was made John Gallagher, Of Pittsburg, pre-
sided An oran ceneut WAS made 10 have all the unions
oli,,o 80 AZ To- control the various travelling theatrical
companies aud nhkc the payment Of wages douby SURF
The unions are composed Of stage cerIcnter- gasmcn
nr,n.r,v men and stage hands. a scale Ot wages
agreed u,on. Tho convention viii be continued to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-02

chairman; E. D. Cowman, d. NJ Whine ana f. Do
Jones.
The winners were Shops and cutters, o3ioot c'ss'
Forgeme> not 3joot class Snorita: 3ofoot class ha"
leen; 25-foo class Chippewa. Cabin cat'ooaVs "ooo'
Glass Rol: 25foot class Oconee; Myrtle second prize
Jlb and rnsln-sa class A. Commodore; 2O-ioot cs'''
Evelyn. open catboas class A, LlNiIa 2ofo9t cas-:
Gold Dust 20OOt class Phyllis; Jewel, sSDhu HA@es
15.foot class Vitesse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-02
TO BOLT TIE REGULAR DEMOCRATIC NOMlNA-
TON

Augusta Me-, Aug. 1.-Gencal D. 6. Leavi't, OF
Fast mort has fled nomination papers with Inc o'o
Rotary Of state. and under the Australian ballot Ia"
pin run IL. an Independent Democratic candidate lot
Congress In the IVth District OF Maine. This acton
Is canscd by the alleged irregularities In the recent
democratic District Convention, by wIch Ion ~
rny-crs Of lloulton, secured the nomination o'fi
levitt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-02
EARL BATHURST.

London, Aug l.-rarl bathui'e we" no
nn IN Is3o and succeeded his uncle, us tho
s,~,, Earl on February "a 1879. Earl Bathurst was
,,r,ro married. his first wife being tie Hon Menei
leicester daughter of Lord Dc Tabley, whom ne mar
l,, ,n ,s6e Ills second wife was Evelyn Elizabeth
n'.,,.. ~ the late George Jnmcs BARNARD lianI'ey'
reo who survives him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-02

Harrison. Ills speech was received with loud and en-
thusiastc applause President Johnson occupied the
chair.
The club has over $50 members and holds meetings
on the first Monday Of each month. The officers arc
II. Johnnson president. Edward Sundell, first vice
president C. =. Johanson. second ece-presdent; H.
Ihlytrom secretary: John simpson, corresponding 20
r,isry, aud John smith treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-02
4 BOX FaCroRY BURNED IN NEWARK.

Tile box factory OF J. b. Marquette Sons. on War
rpn-st near Westinghouse. Newark, destroyed by
fire at an early hour yesterday. The loss Is about
$4,000. fully covered by insurance. There are evil
dences OF incendiasm. and the superintendent Of the
Fire Department has begun an investigation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-02
A SPECIAL SESSION IN MICHIGAN.

Lansing Mich, Aug. I.-GOvernOr Wlnans THIS
afternoon issued a proclamation calling special
session Of the legislature to meet Friday. August D. at
noon for the purpose OF re-arranelng the Senate
districts and apporiOning anew the Representatives
omonc the counties and districts. and for the
eron OF such other business may be laid before H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-02
JONES ELECTED IN ALABAMA.

Montgomery, An. Aug l." The Advertiser nv
e,cd exact returns from various parts Of the staio
~ CORES Of kilograms as TO the general turn Of the
cato showing that the straight Democratic ucKc'
headed by Thomas C.. Jones has been Overwhelmingly
,otod Nearly every telegram states that the bulk
-, ,h negroes voted for Jones. ~ far there Is no
va anort NJ disorder Of any kiud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-02
Religious Notifies.

HIS GREAT LOVE vherewth He loved us.-Eph.
Ma.
God Is Love In this was or unaffected the love Of
God toward because that God His only begotten
son into the word that might live through Him. -
Herein Is love not that loved God. but that He
loved u.s. and sent His Son be the Precipitation for our
sins.-I John Nv $40.
For CID 40 loved the world that He His only be.
gotten that whosoever belieyeth in Him should ne
perish but have everlasting ilfs.-John III 10