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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-16
DIED..

cMCRcA al fer h i isa, nrre, Church wife Of
rn Mi cr1r9 her residence No. 200 LeH'r''
F,ce On THURSDAY. tho lo,h Inst AT p III 80
.T,n :. ,cnapelle On Tuesday. August T. Caro-
- ind -, vie # the late Philip Dater. ,.
rNnIr-At Hartford Conn. August H. Mary L. Ta''''
wa rom lie f@.idence = her brother Charles %
T.li 90 Washnstonsr Hartford Conn., lhu's'A''
rnrLIvcfYsEN- Tueslay A w, a. a. is''' '0An
fi late residence Rarian. y. j.. on Inurs
Aos - i at ARE r SgS1 invited attend
Gi ages viii meet trains leaving foot OF loe''sS' ~
81, on TUESDAY august a. 1894 Sarah NJ Grant,
y he a'c Thomas ]s S,n $50 Hudson St.
york. on Friday evening august H. at o'''eN
Intcrrsent ~ convenience u fanny ANA, :, Car.
GREEN sutd.nlv az Upper Nyack; On August 3D. va"
~ E ,recn IN thu 81 year Of his age ros,,src ON
Fgn.lai .r'' i,e,,- vi Is a, s:i5
Carriages VIII meet train when leaves '0'' %
orr,Ityv on Monday night, Angus, 49, at EieeTon:
"NY@-'T Joseph beloved son OF Nina ana inc ia''
William 0sc' m m % West 52is, Thursday August
KiDdiy omit flowers.
,a A.sss, T. E rsTs io1 n CT ss 5ss
Fun raj rom The church Of the Holy commgnI'n S'h-a''
,lTrAt ouorue L. L. "wednesday. Aassst - FIa a,s
Dnae VIZ 10 q IT,, The Ri 2'e Jinc @sy N DnwilGis
Iancr ,'5 Az yyo az Friday. August II.
T-tf i1,v,e Tesion widow u Charles ~ sioHoFa-
| ~ Ne@-Ya.h e. ihe son year u HeE as''
| T1tire u funeral hereafter ~,
sq-rrT- on Wednesday August ID, James Nan .e"'
srhotcn infant son Of Charles H. ana mary - ~"
| e1pov; A., Round Lake y Y. Aug Z. James Strong
: r. D. H.. D. aged ~ years ,., ,,x leland
,t isr,ec~s at the cemetery. Flushing, Long lsaho'
C,,~5,o's NJ Mafn-s,. staeon Flushing on arrival OF
| rain leaving Long Island CITY at D. H.
| Take S4th-st. feiry.
YAK <LFECK-On Wednesday, August o. l>Yi' VA, Marfen
van ri~rcA second OF William Ii and Mary
Van Kicock. ,. - q u-os, io3.-st
Fnrri services his late residence 40 west i-'S"'
| az, Saturday. August y. AZ p3D a. m
2nupfsIE-A, the residence u g. i. Benedlc, therry
! IN j. August 49, 1894. Potter Hamilton Hobrkle.
l-~,l services at the church. Thursday! August TO- q
| . O'Clock p. m ~. vi, q, . o,clo,r
Train leaves foot OK CEambes-s' New-lo'K al CLOGS
| ]. III.
| KrNslCo CEMETERY Harlem Railroad ~ minutes
t,rauI Central Depot. private station en-
i.anc. once 10 42d-st. Telephone call! 800 ~.
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ARTHUR RoTcH.

u...~., Mas Aug. l5-Ar,hur Rotch. the eml-
.,, ,,,ti.ac. d.l AT his summer home. in BAY
yi.a-,ve.. this afternoon at lIj o'c.ock NE
I,.h had been troubled with rheumatism i'r .ons
dino. anl In June spent severa. weeks al i'o'
srr,ngs Ark. but derived no permanent beneht rom
his s,,v there. Ten days ago he was stricken Wiz"
p..nr.sy and suffered severely.
Arthur Ro'ch was the son OF BeHl'hi'" :, '''.,''
n..,,, ,,erchan, Of the old schoo,. lie was
.~,d,,al from Harvard in M. and studied aren't
ftrttre for several years AZ the Ec1e leS ~. ,H
Ars In Paris on hts return no arl MN e.. W a
c.,.',. q It.,len. under the nim name Oh IGN ~
T.4.n with an ofiice in Boston. They dl'ishe d
49, h,,ut.f,' houses In Boston Bar H@root'
H,'n y,rk Wrshirgton AMI al over the country
r. mother survives him as "e.i as one O''''0''
\ Lawrence Rotten. and three sisters
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VOORHEES, WAS INDORSED.

HOOSIER DEMOCRATS In STATE CONVENTION
CONSERVATIVE SENATOR'S DENOUNCED.
indianapolis. Aug 15.-At 10 O'Clock the Demo-
cratic State Convention met in Tomlinson Han
with a full representation OF delegates. numbering
. over LOO At o'clock the Resolutions Committee
was still at work in a room at the Grand Hotel
The inability To reach a satisfactory conclusion on
a. the questions 10 lie touched upon caused great
deal Of discussion. and leaked out just prior 10
the time for calling the convention to order that
the stumbling block the Endorsement Of Sena-
tor Voorhees,. The Voorhees, on the committee
demanded his Endorsement, while the friends Of
Governor Matthews insisted that the latter should
be lauded and the Senator condemned The two
factions finally came together on this point. and the
result was the Endorsement OF Voorhees, and Turpie.
Governor Matthews chosen permanent chair
man. He was wildly appauded as he stepped TO
the front OF the stage and be6an his speech
Throughout his remarks he was cheered Justly ana
an attack on the A. =. A. was met with storm
OF approval.
The Platform pledges the party 70 Keep UP the
fight against protection and praises Cleveland ana
Matthews. In condemnng the Republican party the
Platform particularly scores "a small coere Of gen,
ators who, masquerading as Democrats by inTsats
defeat all tariff legislation, have Temporarily pre-
vented ne Democrats party from SArr efnr ou' am an
nounced In the Democratic platform Of lS2 a,o,.,
The rsads Of @ pnk h names o HTco
German and Smith called In derisve tones an
the han and there was genera Gnsers r i9r e
ments in a similar way when an ant-Amerlcah fro-
'eSys pnf %hs County was
mated for state Treasurer; Francis NJ GTlfhih OF
ior enqrsa off the SUPREME Court Clerk
ship. George T. Reinhard and Joseph i'aily We're
tary Of State Myers was renominated. For state
Auditor Joseph Tanning was alone IN the held -
M %Sn Tas sta eoo ,Gs The
ished its work and adjourned at 3 p m
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po-toCicc Notice.

,.isn mails f,r The wee. ending Angus, Is Will close
or it.S u, ct" !, m Tor H,azn and IA Plata coun-
,,.s VA P'rnambuco rio Janciro and santos pf -. ,
n m baltimore d,ttoss must b. dircct,t itr
n.i,;.,. ~ h. m for Europe per O. g. Colunll, va.
s.,Gampioa ara Hamburg. at 10 a. m tsvpp.s n'n",y
W W. at II A. m for Netherlands direct per = :; 4.
C,ani Amsterdam d.ers nist be iqo M for
Na.s 4 r. AMI sso.. cuba per sr mag at a.
p m complimentary - p M tof ' APE ,rNie '
SNTIKDAY-A 1870 m. for Fame =" We. anu
Ia champarnc W havtrs al t !" Tor Germany must
H. d,.,rd .p,r f.trurla D. a. $50 a M Tor ,'o.a ~
9r ocr 5 Furnessl via Glasgow detteIs must 20
directed per Furncssa ,; Al "A, III Inrs FOR other
,s ~ Europe via Southampton and Brrmeh mus ,s 10
directed per Kaiser Wih'n ~ , az Jamaica and
'i,ii psr Adirondack deters for otner ,o IA IN
S,, t must be directed per Adrondaek y at io:Sg
Orirala ietters tot other McScHh H'a' ~ Se,har
nut be- directed per O"i1ahaD; at II a. n 10, Later.
iii Iir", r.r $ Oadam. via Hot''FHam "e''s's
must be directed per obdam') odiro.soa onlv,.
VI ' Tacoma ,fron Tacoma. close here Gay w 10 :"
august ~ at $50 p ~ Nas iop ferwardei VIA
,f"ee for West Austrlln "nifn arr sa,noen Islands
Turopc, NcyyZ,aland Hawaii riJ am ss ,ns. here da;
per Alameda l;f9n San n 1r o9 arrival at New.
up to Ausus' campania with british mails for Austraal.
Mails for CHINA ar& JaIan I.peSa agoyer, close her:
lai,v mn TO August ~ at O:3O p m MANS "' ba,c
janan per August % AT G'3o p Malls Tor society
Isands per ship Galeo rrom san ttan"an
n. r w Nusuaa IRON san Francisco close mere daiy
,,p TO August 20 at $50 r. m Mas -, sr
W,,rroo from NancouveO. close he da,y MT ~ ".
gust as up 20 Sop, mber y az go p III "as, %
se at this ofce daily a, $40 m Mails i2r Maaep S
by rail 70 boston and theme. 1y s,sany ,s nv reu 70
IT, nnc pa ami thence - steamer calling M'nsoys
n' MeEico overland unless specially ADDRESSED for dis.
patch by steamer close Al inis onee M ~ % a. Ill
Registered ma" SijF a r. bk pySSGS'
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nr.r,,1rp FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

r., ,,,ine Newuampshire and Vermont. fair; cooler;
n,r,hcrly winds. -
For Mn.sachusots Rhode Island and Connecticut ia''
cooler. southwrsterly winds. becoming n"rih'ry
tr Eastern York fair: cooler norih"as"iy WINS
i. Eastern Pennsylvania and NcwJsrscy fair; cooler;
south winds becoming nofth"if
For the District 90 Columbia. b"ihwiie anu 'i"'''
fair. cooler. northwcsterly winds
FOR West Virginia. frir cooler; norihrfly Wlhus-
For Western Pennsylvania fair; cooler variable wlnl'
becoming northcrlv ,,
FOR Western New York fair: norhcrly winds III,
I',r ohio fair cooler in the southern pprtph' hF"-
oast,ry winds. -. ..-,,,..,
i-,r indiana and Illinois fair: warmer IN the northern
,,r,i,n. northoriv winds. becoming souh"ilN
! FOR Wisconsin. fair. warmer; snuth"fly wnds
i.,,r Minnesota fair. warner. southehstrfi "inIs'
~ Iowa and Missouri. fair. warmer; variable VIRUS
becoming souih'rly ...,...,. t,,,s,s
Fnr North Dakota. South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas
and colorado. fair. south winds.
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CanaJOharIe y. Y, AuE. is, NJ
Mr.. Alfred Rindskopf, ~ Times BuiIdihs' Ne"
rrSNEssEE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION

Nashville Tenn Aug. 1.-THE Democratic state
Convention was called 20 order at 1890 by w. H..
Carroll. chairman Of the State Committee. James
d. Richardson was made temporary chairman IN
taking the chair he said harmony and victory were
the watchwords OF the party. References 10 H'na'
tor Harris and TO Congressman Benton McSI'I'li.
brought forth applause. but wnen tne nam" OF
Grover Cleveland passed from his lips there was a
hurs, Of cheering that lasted for some time beioI
MIR Richardson could resume his remarks IN
finances" said Mr. Richardson, we favor nl,Ie,,,, -,
sr, lie reviewed the course OF Congress IN rcghih
,o the Tariff bill, e1onerating the liouse from ue
failure 10 carry out Democratic plensfs.
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tBE DECLINES TO BEING An ACHoN.
ATTORNEY GENERAL HANCOCK rENIES TIL
PETITION or CERTAIN GlAVEsEND
TANrAYIE~

TANFAYTHS.
Albany. Aug i5-Atiorney-G"neril Han'o'" n''
written an opinion declining - bring an n'''h 10 '
clar. unconstitutional the law passed. 10y VIC o..
LEGISLATURE anncXlng Grav"senI To hTo"NN"' -.
Us asked to begin such action by Ec'i*" n.
ucclu ard other taxpayers 81 Gravcscnd. II" ~
,rn,y-G.nerai holds that h. has no right - lf'ns
&, In the course OF his opinion he shyS'
!, would be- strange indeed I. M p''ir N !n.l,r-
whose authority ana arr, 'on' ~ En-, -, c,ui!
subject such officers 10 an H'ii d. ihT '''.' '
tain which must necessarily To- Dr. ~" sl', ar
.n,,anI 81 The peopi-. ON -cr- u inc inunriiAli-
,i havlnc coniro, ana cIrioiy 81 public none :.
the limitations prescribed h} ih" J" .."'i' ''
Sia, or by inr legislative branch ~ the local GOV
crnm.nt where the power 10 regulate such matters
has been relcgat~I. Anl II is no d.iciT' l.. - o.,
lie oilccr when brought t. answer FOR FriusA' ID
ne Ia,, Erecting "a disposition ~ such money =
mai his refusal was based upon h"'i'i tnal ,l''
lax vas Unconstitutional. however honest such De
az ,,Ieb, te Under our system Of government 10
-, ,,er is given 10 public officers 20 T'fus" or SUI
ter1 heir Obedience t. laws any opinion 81 thrr
IN he Vent Of the constiuionatv OF tn law. " ul
ITSELF be a breach u trust and thus me o'lt'Al =
which might be disastrous t. him 10 hut nc''','
# Is the policy Of the law to place any public sef
yant in such preiicamen;. Rather am | convinced
that no charge OF breach Of trust can De Ase uP''
a compliance by public ohi'"r WIN dTe',,o., , 81
the legislature whether such direction b" con-l'n,
fional or not II such charge cannot be sus'dlh|'
II shows that under the common Law no acton ~
the name OF the people Will lie against me on''aIS
OF Grayosend to recover the properly ana i"'u' y"
The spec, .cle OF the AttorneyGcncral in the name
OF the people. appealing 70 thr cou'H 10 ~, -,
IS one which | not anxious to present ma
that officer may bring actions 10 prt''hl III, M
menis Of the Constitution and the laws against cor
nnratlons public or private. indvluaS. there can
| be no doubt but for an executive oih'er OF th'
state Government 10 place That Goverhi1rnl IN H,
attitude Of resisting tho operation ana eject OF II.
own solemnly adopted acts pr'rentS V,ty um'f'h
| extraordinary indeed to justify any such action
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-16

carnlen y. J.. Aug. l1-Judse jon" ,..,a 80
,..,,tar,o,d this morning. lie was Judge oi
~ 49,, -, Errors and Appeals for thirty years
,..,,, clement was born in Iiaddonheld NoVemoer
,gs lie was elected member Of the councl' OF
'.'- ....~. - yvest New-Jers.y IN ISL. In 80 ne
'.a Elected president of that body In ~ ne vas
Mh' 'nti i,,lge He was rcappo!n'cI every III.
hpl-' ,,areSe, nor hv the different GoVrrnors. Il
It appointment in March last IN ~ f nr ,D
80. Nv. tart in framing thu code 81 law. loI nlu
81 ,l,ii,t! lie took = great interest In the cary
,h,,,..,r~ n, %.w-Jcrsey. AMI wrote a huihpc' VI
n'oks Of Interest on III" subject T.
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PREPARATIONS FOR THE ELECTION.

At the meeting OF the Board Of Police yesterday
n communication was received from William Brook
field chairman of the Republican State Committee.
jnclosing a copy OF the report OF the subcommittee
OF the Republican State Committee. and resolution
recognizing the George Bliss organization OF which
Mr. Brookned is president. as regular. me con,
tract for spplyinR election stationery 10 the bureau
~ Elections was awarded to Martin Is. BROWN for
sS III There was only other bidder, NJ a.
Grogan whose fRure was &@0: H.. 49,,
Yesterday was the last day allowed by law lor inc
ming OF lists Of election officers by the orgahizd-
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THE WEATHER RFPOhE
FAIR AID COOLER TO-DAY.

v,ehIngf.n Aug Is The - low pressure h's
moved from the lower lake region - th" "uIi "' :.
a,yr.nr. disturbance u moderate Intensity '"7 "'
,.,,c.J north II Montana. An nrca ~ hrh pre-" 'r
covers m" upper Ink" region IN" li'~'n'' " 49,,
49,. .,1 x,r,h,y.si.rn sia'~4 II has risen In
she lax. regions md tho Missouri Valley IhH "hu'''
ure has generally fallen In the region east ~ "'
u,.assippI and has in the eNr'm" Not'hW' ".
,,h, i,toi rains ard ihundcrs''rms nav" "'c"II''
,hhe uddlo Sintes tho Middle Atlantic states ana TIC
ll.' ,.,nrraturr viii fan generally In ~" Atlantic
Co. and viii rive In the Upper Nlsf sl And ny, uIl
i,c,s I'M. weather viii T." generally ihr III "I' us
,fttf
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MISSOURI REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

st,,S 'or springs. Mo-. Aug. 1.-THE Republican
Nm, convention met here at noon to-day Major
bs an warner the temporary chairman. called
rh,.s to order and then delivered an address in
svs.a ae predicted that the Republicans would
ausoSn 'ns country next November At the con.
nsm,s. were appo,ntsd and humber Of rssa
n.t,sss eceived and referred 10 the proper COM
oat.A n AFTER some discussion OF the silver and
VS. - r. A. resolutions the convention took a re-
snses the convention reassembled the following
r. n pons were made: For Supreme Court Judge.
P,;hMco 1qnson. Of Webb City: for Superintendent!
COM INSTRUCTION, John r. Kirk: for Railroad
|eaS thcuner.. Joseph Flory Chauncey J. Filley
n chairman OF the State Central Com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-16

poughkc.psia AUG = (SpcciaD-Professor VIII
INN Henry Cusack died at his home IN TINS c'S
to-day He was sixty-thrre years 3D. ana was
born in Erook.m". Mass II" was IL o"e '''
,,., , rorrassc, and also one Of the
siv architects who's. plans for tie now H.! "a =
len Nrw-York are urd-r console ration, several o'
he naintin-s have been highly admired.
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rryTryyJAL or MOUNT MORRIS.

Mount Morris. y. Y. Aug. l5.-The cen'ehnAl an
rivorsarv OF the founding Of this town was Gee
brated to-day with a historical procession me
mortal meeting. games and fireworks. The HISTORICAL
p,rade was followed by procession OF MaNhs' mr.
men civic associations and COLLECTION OF no dsIh
a, The memorial meeiing. the Rev. DR. parsons
made the prayer and Dr. NJ II NILS gave me ne Az
Town After the meeting eighteen men OF more man
sixty years Old PLAYED an o6-i' shoHr' E"'" - "'
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r,rN.S EInEWnRkS rC.NIGNr

What promises to be one OF the best displays OF
tho sc,son VIII be given this evening at Manhattan
Hoach in Pains Open-Nr Theatre after tn perform
anre OF "Lalla Rookh" The miscellaneous pro-
,.r,rnue of fireworks has ben arrange 20 as 10
-. ,s varied an exhibition as possible. On a
Wv dear night ar Manhattan the water IN the
iakS rejects in "A vivIi amer tn performers on
a.. s,lsr ana the nrework displays ana produces
Il. III
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NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS-.

Cedar Rapids Iowa. Aug. lj.-Congrossnan hoo'
ert c. Cousins was renomnated by aoc'""''' o"
Yesterday afternoon by the Win Iowa p'S"''' N0''
gressonal Convention :. >,..,.N rh, Io-
charleston w Va. Aug. Is tSpecinD-Ih' ~
,,hican congressional Convention to-day loill-
hated J. H. Huling. Of Kanawha. to succee. JON. on,
II Aldeson after the longest ana most eh'huslhS.
~ ,an,ion ever held in the district. Resolutions
| we're adopted denouncing Aldeson's vote f"r the
Wilson bill destructive to the interests o' west
| Virginia
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LONG BEACH NOT TO BE SOLD.

The resolution calling for the sale oil Long oeacr
.,n ca oao - the Long Beach Company defeated
-. .,, s,ac,l town election held tuesday. The ma
ioriiv against the sale was about SOC even greates
;han last spring when the question was 'O'eu U" @'
the regular town meeting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-16
,,,ss RUSSELL RESTRAINED AFTER OCTOBER l.

Judge Bartlett in Brooklyn. handed down an
opinon yesterday in the matter of the ih1uhc'ion
restraining Miss Lillian Russell from singing u'lue9
any, than her present managers until June, o 10
IT,, ,,odifeI IT, so far II relates 70 the Pe.ioo
fr,nr the present time 10 october 10 me ii1u'c'o"
:. 0 nontinued after that date, pending trial.
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yrW.yORK WILL NAVE ( NEW FERElH0i
Chester Penn. Aug John H. Roach mas a'-
cer,cl nm offer - hulll thirl i'rryhoat Tor me
New-York and Brooklyn Company ana tne 'oI.i'''
.,,i ~. slgnel I'm day or two The boat VIII h'
similar 10 the two upon which WORK mas 10 III ~.
~ Koach's shipvarl The three contracts mean TIC
fsi,urscment az about $1,000 here In wages
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xrw.nrDroRD sPIyXERS WILL STRIKE

, ,,ass Aug l5-At a meeting of the
New-De', IT, hs,d to-nigh, to take action on inc
nosS by a. the mill. this city Monday wSs D'n rhe
ousv voted to go out on strxe o. one and this
strike PROMISES 10 be po'
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THE TRIBUNE FRESH-4IR FUND.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

, Unconditional .............3lOG0 COG 81
PreNiouS!y hS"'V"'S' .,,............ 1000
i,roc.eds Of a chidrcn'a entertainment given nj
tho Grea, fe'oihc Day '''''' ~ ~ 1900
port j." i''''''''''''' 200
g. X. M.''.''''''''''''''''' ''......... 200
a. r.. IL. -. 80. ....... 1000
Elizabeth " Lara ,,,id,o,ou.n conn -
Miss y {. .la,n' ,,'td.rce u I......... - 100
Proceeds Of keadlng a Waos mqir' $3.50
Quogue. l.: j., pr ..n,,. .'....... 2OOD
Lille Mis- L~ Roy proceeds u sac AL 81
flowers and fancy articles at '''e "".' 500
Inadlla " i.''''''''''' .,............. 100
r..
O. - ~ a, seryices held Mt Vail cottages
3,ock leland on sunday. August ~ per nov o,s
Arsnu e. Allen Troy. ~ Y...::; ro,c ""'
hgnrs ~ ~ n fair held nj H,ghmonnt Ierricr' cno
irr2tenmount n T.. by the chiirrn guess a. WV
lnShmoui1ass ~ "A concert and theatrical en-
terteinmen; given al Morfr, ,'"' ~ 100 90
,,o.rs of Grove B"ach
" , .... .si9.9I7 10
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MARRIED..

cr.prIe Dt'RI.EIGH-Aug -. at Teneva Nv
- a,d touse G. Buricgh to Anterior curtis oi .'e"'
York.
vot,cos ., Marriages must be indorsed with fu1
name and address
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LADDER TO COME DOWN on.
From The Buna:o News.

,rh cenote VIII not pass them. Mr. Cleveland
I'm. ,hnt "a wen a. ne knows his name. But the
nrcunration OF such bills gives him ladder 10 Ee,
,r ~ signing the Senate Tariff bill or allowing u
-, Lccome law and he will let II become law, WIN
a. rs impcrf actions its head, peridy' d'shohor
and ali the rest of X.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-16

--ru,,,. oa,cs Aug III 1 A. m.-Thc weather was fair
and warmer to-day with a thunlershower 'orly IN the
evening accompanied by sharp drop IN the temperature
The range FOR the day between 81 and u ''sNeS
the average c3s being IL higher than on tuesday anu
A. ,av,sr Than on tho CORE sponding day last year
The weather to-day is likely be fair and cooler.
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,!olitiral Noiiec
-I r;f,ccr,h Assembly District.

EPUBI1CAN ENtOi'MtN 1.
All Republicans the Fifteenth Assembly Dis,ct VINO
have already enrolled. are respectfully teius.'
ID "a IN Wednesday Thursday evening, august ota
and Gth Information election district places OK en-.
rolnon can be obtained Headquarters NO 10 west
?tth-st. from 10 p. M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-16

decision was reached after heated discussion The
union has $4,000 in it's treasury and also voted
at the meeting tonight not 10 touch cent OF 'hls
amount for FIVE weeks.
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n w IIommonN's Animal Extracts Ceres
Dr. W Er,rain CarIire for heart Testne C'se
rne etc J. NTI.HAU'i SON. is3 Broaaway' "-A''~
80 cOfLMEIA CHEMICAL CO.. Washington
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pirE or SHERIFF DrfFr's HEARING.

Albany. Aug. Ex-Governor Flower has changed
no date of the hearing upon the charges preferred
,.,lrst sheriff duffy. OF Westchester C9unty' 10
Monday. August 20 at IL a. M !" "''
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mittee by accama,ion and in the midst OF dcafen.
ing cheering. 1t is Fey convention from top TO
bottom. NF ~
Another recess was taken the Committee on Reso.
lutions not being ready to report
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Thrift EEFORN BY POPG tN.
FOR POLITICAL EFFECT ONLY.

Fran The Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph
the "popgun" bills sent over TO the senate by the
~ - l,nnrt rotord the general revival OF trade,
~ -, r r1nr Is narrow and II Is well understood
.,Ia. tbev ar. meant for political effect only.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-16
OI11O DEMOCRATS TO MEET SEPTEMBER 1S.

Columbus. Ohio. Aug. 1.-THE Democratic state
Committee to-day decided to hold the state Con-
ven,ion in Columbus on September IS and ~ Frank
IJurd Of Toledo was chosen temporary chairman
of the convention and James a. McNaHy. OF
Youngstown. temporary secretary.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In thi, diagram , confirm white line shows us
changes in pressure as Indicated by The tribune,
recording barometer lhe broken ln- represents ' '
perature observed q. Perry's PHARMACY
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BENEATH CONTEMPT.


TN, democratic House when 1t passed the POP II
ann" h for free sugar, free coal, free IRON ore anu
H,rhsd wire sank beoW the level OF contempt, LOT
I, knew absolutely tina; they mean no'h.hs TfMSuP'
era lie Marty ia putting up on the country Even s
$50, - entitled to more respect for IL IS open
and above board in complying VIII" INC N''''"0' -
owners.
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RELIGIONS Notices.

METROPOLITAN HALL. ltth-st. near 6,h-ave- uw
Cospei Social Night Adt. WRAY leads ana sings Wv
l Mr. LtI.I. speaks. Prof. JOHNSTON. pianist
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Avoid the tlngcrs 81 impure water
hv drinking JOHANNES tNclnslN'N'
,,-c,i.t T., be- he purc.t table water imported -,
r,.tur.. DESTROYS Pleas i'e.hugs. Reaches. Aats'
ma III, Ouiv infailil@ d's. Is yrs ~ clinton IL.