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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-25
NON-TAY1BLE PROPERTY,
THE CONTROLLERS REPORT SHOWS THE AMOUNT
IN THIS STATE TO BE si.i7s7Ol.


Albany, Aug Estate Controller Roberts hw
completed the tabuia,ion BY counties Of al the prc.
erty in the State exemp. from taxation walch a.
gregates sjSll7s7ol The Controllers departing hss
been working on this for over year and the table,
have been submitted TO the CONSTITUTIONS. Conyen.
ton.
These are the only statistics IL the possession Of
the State government on this subject. and are Of
much value and interest The total amount Of State
property exempt from taxation Is 2l.s1.5l; county
property sl29i3.3l0 town. cly and village pr3pery
500 2os l05 schoo. property. fl63Oi property pur.
chased with pension money. Sj3@l3 Nationa Gov.
eminent property. n9.s05l2); properly OF churches,
parsonases and cemetsries. -; property ot
charitable ana reformaiory institutions, &sslA;
miscellaneous property. S.i5I7o3.
The following table shows By counties the asgre.
gate amount OF properly exempted from taxation,
and the amount by counties OF property exempted
from taxation devoted 70 the uses Of churches and
charitable and reforma,o-y Institutions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-25
NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS.

Norfolk. Neb. Aug. 24-The Democrats OF the
IIId Dstrc, yesterday nominated G. H. Tnomas
Of Schuyler for Congress.
Sedala. No. Aug. 2i-Coivin b. Wisker' hn'or
Of The Sedaa MISREPRESENTATION was ho''''a.sa
o.. Cocross vc.,erday by the Prohibtlonlsts Of the
With Congress District. nj. r,.r,
Moline Ill Aug. H-S. r Shirley, OF ROCK r az al
,,os vctteriav nominated 10y acclamation Tor Coh-
crsss nv the Prohlbltlonists OF the KIN Dlstlc,;
Kansas city Mo. Aug. 24-The Prohipl'ionisIs
y, he YIN District Yesterday nominated the Kew
r. p Whit. A Methodist preacher. Tor congress
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-25
cpcASrzIyG TO UNLOAD GOV WAITE.

Chicago Aug PA Denver. COLI dispatch says
zone hundred and Nifty business men OF Denver
co,,nrs,ry smel,er managers. bankers and whole
sale merchants. me, las, night and issued an adj
dress 10 the business Of Colorado. The ad
dress urges them 10 join In 4 movement 70 regain
.be confidence OF Eastern financial circles by secur-
inp the defeat Of Governor Waite and the Popuiist
party In the coming State elections DEMOCRATS
election because Of the silver issue VIII unite with
m ReuuDllcans'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-25

Washington. Aug A.-Mr O'Neil Dem. Mass)
introduced in the House to-day bill fixing the duty
on goods In bond imported previous 10 the passage
OF the Tariff law. The bill provides that on
and after the day when the Tariff act OF lssi shall
go into effect all goods wares and merchandise
previously imported. and for which entry has
been made and all goods. wares and merchandise
previously entered without payment OF duty and
under bond for warehousng transportation. or
any other purpose for which no permit OF delivery
the importer o his agent has been Issued shall
be subjected other duty. upon the entry or
ported respectively after that day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-25
AN ITALIAN REPUBLICAN CLUB

At n meeting OF the Italians held at London Hail.
No. & Prince-st on August % It was resolved to
form a Republican club. About 100 names were en-
rolled. and the following officers elected: $. A.
Palermo. president: Professor Luigi Capobianco
vice president; Carlo Giambastiani. secretary;
Giuseppe Spnelli treasurer Domon,co Cottin. vice.
secretary; Nicola Marasco and Vncenzo Barrella
counsellors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-25
THEY DECLINE TO UNITE.

Iynchburg Va Aug H-The State conventions
Of the Proh!btionist and the Populist parties nave
settled in the negative the question OF a possible
union Of the two parties for the coming campaign
The Prohibitlonsts have resolved 70 nominate can
d!dates for Congress In all the districts IL Is
understood that the Popullsts will do likewise
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-25
POLITICAL ODDS AND ENDS.
SENATOR CULLoM ON THE TARIFF.

SENATOR CULLOM ON lHE lARirf'
DEMOCRATIC INCOMPETENCE CLEARLY SHOWN
HOLES IN THE ELL OF SALE"
Shelby NJ. Cullom. United States Senator from
Illinois was in the city yesterday to meet MS SON
in-aw Robert Gordon Hardy. the artist. he u'u
not see Mr. Hardy. that gentleman was ue
tanned in New En- gland. but at his rooms at the
Murray Hill Hotel he received calls from num-
her Of friends Speaking of affairs in Washington
the Senator said
THE Administration people In washington are
the worst used-up crowd l ever saw. Their per-
Torrance during the last year has demonstrated
TO the thinking people OF this country that the
Democratic party does not possess surcieht Drain"
and nrinciple to enable It successfully to manage
the Government 1t reminds me OF story we tel
ont in Illinois about Uncle Dick Ogiespy. Home
Democrats were talking about what ther pa'V
woud do IL they were allowed to run the uo'-
eminent Mi,
run the Government" exclaimed uncle Dlck'
why It's all the Republicans can do to run this
Government" ~.
1.-The Democrats are now fully aware OF the TACT
that TO run the Government successfully Is some
thing they cannot do. The Republicans nave had
considerable fun this week listening 10 inc appe''
Of two Democratic senators-Berry. OF Arkansas
and Lindsay. Of Kentucky-against having the Gay ay
OF o. adiournment fixed for Tuesday Berry ana
Lindsay want to fire off lot OF campaign speS,oI
hat hs sna maed to their under Con
eressionai franks and they are sure the country Is
moi safe until we have more tax A.. 80,
..It will take all neyt winter TO patch up tne -
loft in the Tariff bill This new Tariff OH ni,s ti
conntrv al, along the line. Every state VIII
II II means a further reduction in wages nei !,
Is hardly an Industry In the country IN "HI have
q, OH not result in a reduction in wages nave
a,wavs coutended that there was only one way 70
frame tariff bill AM do y safey ana that 70 ~
ascart,in definitely the difference In tnc COST y,
labor in this country and the coss apioau ' ,ha
make the duty according TO the dHerehce !" 'i'e
wage rates -. ,o,lrro Tho Senate
Mi IN relation TO putting alcohol used IN the ar
on tho free list. Senator Cullom sara thete nas
ilsnosltlon on the part Of the majority ~ iea.o
nc dntv on alcohol used in the arts put gtea.
ne uu vas baina brought TO bear on the senator's
bv tho drug trade 10 make aicoho useu IN ne az, a.s
roe as provlded for in the senate Dill opesaklns
Of illinois politics. he said that tne ana
fei, confident Of carrying the state neAt la', Gu
r.ectIrg majority In both houses OF the i'esi',
lature.
"RI.cK" KILGORE TO STAY AT HOME.
Fort Worth. Tex. Aug. 2i-The Tia Ds'rics
Democratic Congress Convention. In session az
Nineoll Wood County yesterday nominate, -, q,
Yoakiin of Hunt County TO succeed u D. Dun"
kilgore.
SENATOR OrONNOR FOR MAYOR GREEN.
Rlnehamton " Y. Aug. 4-ln an interview
published I'm THE Leader" to-day senator f|o-
,rund o'Connor Advocates the nomination OIL Mayor
George f. Green OF this city. for Governor, III
preference 10 any other candidate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-25
ERRONEOUS REPORT ABOUT NEw-ENGLAND

Persons connected with the New England road
said yesterday that there no truth In the re-
port tina, the road would an entrance into
this city the proposed Black wells Island
bridge According 90 the story the road would
have exprn. more than 10000 get
trance that why and Il Is not thought likely that
bankrupt property would ID that nj least not at
present. The rise in New England securities
seemed 10 be the excuse for report about
that road getting entrance into New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-25
TREASURY BALANCE STILL GAINING.

Washington. Aug 2i-Thc Treasury net balance
gained s2.j000J) to-day standing at the close of
business at sl2j 2f3cc The gold reserve partook OF
the general favorable condition and Increased
nearly 800 COO. footing up now $5i,5,3OOD
Internal revenue receipts continue 20 be heavy,
reaching to-day S,l0J(Oo. and bringing up the total
for the month to date 10 s2l 200 OpD and for the
year 10 date SIS 100 900 against N5Go0o FOR the
corresponding period Of August. 1893. and TO fH.-
30, 900 for the corresponding period Of the hscal
lSt3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-25
MrNNEAro1s AND ST LOUIS AFFAIRS

The Minneapolis AMI ~. Louis Reorganization
Committee met yesterday and discussed tho plan
for tho reorganization OF the company Details Of
this plan hay, already been published ari It has
been announced that there vii. be little change N
the main features Tho plan Is expected u BE- made
public to-day the early part OF next week. The
committee viii probably bl In the property at the
foreclosure sale october il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-25
To ATTACK THE SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

Atlanta. Ga. Aug. PA movement has started
here which VIII eliminate In an effort before the
next Georgia LEGISLATURE to break up the conso,i-
dalton OF railroads effected by the new Southern
Railway COMPANY which Messrs. Drexel. Morgan
q Co have formed. Tho erort VIII be under the
Georgia statute which fOrbids railway companies
from owning stock In or controlling competing
NM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-25
JUDGE BRADLEY Not A CANDIDATE.

Corning. y. Y. Aug 2.-Reporis sent out yesier-
day from Rochester stated that the local Demo-
cratic leaders who opposed to the denomination
OF Governor Flower urge the nomination OF Supreme
Court Judge Bradley. OF this city who VIII retire
from the bench because OF age next January. In
an in.orv!ew with Judge Bradley this evening he
said that under circumstances would he accept
the nomination Tor Governor. and that he was rot
capd date.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-25
PLANS TO BE MADE KNOWN LATER.

Gustav n Schwab explained yesterday that It
was too cary say anything for publication about
the plans for the Mayoralty campaign of the mem
bers OF the Chamber OF Commerce who striving
to overthrow Tammnny Hall. Alexander F. Orr.
president OF the chamber. was not in town. Sigma
lures are being secured 10 a call for the appoint
ment OF committee to direct the canvass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-25
RELIEF SOUGHT FROM A CONTRACT.

Denver. COLI Aug. 2i.-Rcccver Trumbu. Of the
Denver and Gun road has asked permission o; the
United States Court to abrogate the trackage con-
tract with the Rio Grande between Pueblo and
Trinidad. which requires the payment of $4,000
per annum. Permission Is asked to make
contract with another COMPANY at 10000 year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-25

FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE SOUTH.
Washington Aug. PA practical attempt to de-
veop the Of the South will be initiated In
Washington on Thursday. August 80. Its basis is
4 convention Of Southern business men, which will
begin on that day. and which is supplemental to
the meeting OF Governors OF Southern States in
Richmond last year.
The programme will include addresses on the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-25

necessity for public building IN washington io'
a permanent exhibit OF the resources OF an 'h :,
States: a consideration of the timber rrsouloU1 80
the South the mineral and asrlcuuula! iSn'igra
ton trade and manufactures and good roauS or ,h
ator Patrick Walsh Governor Elias carr, % ;STirh
Carolina, Interstate Commerce commissioner N,eh-
ents. and other prominent southerners VIII derive
o11
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-25

AN EFFECT OF THE HAYTIEN REVOLUTION.
Washington. Aug. 4-The effect OF the revolu-
tionary condition in Hayti is shown from the fact
that the Secretary OF State has been advised by
the representative OF the United States Port au
Prince Of the revival OF the Haytien Law OF 1864.
relative to persons arriving from foreign coun-
tries. In the open ports of that Republic. who
depart therefrom. by the provisions of this law
the captain OF incoming vessel and all his pas
sengers are, required coming ashore to pro-
coed directly to the Bureau of the Port: after
which they are "a, be Immediately conducted to the
bureau icfi the place The commandment thereof
must rtrptys the declaration. OF all passengers
verify their passports and certify to their identty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-25
NEW OFFICIALS OF WISCONSIN CENTRAL

Milwaukee WIS. Aug. 2f-It is announced to-day
that Charles l.. Wellington Is appointed traflc
manager and John g Mc<lnnon general freight
agent Of the Wisconsin central Railway Mr.. Well
ington has been general freight agent and Mr. Nc
Kinnon secretary Of the Milwaukee Merchants and
Manufacturer Association
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-25
MR.. FLOWER ACCEPTS CORDIALLY.

Blngh1mton. y Y. Aug. Ex-Governor Flower In
a cordial letter. has accepted the invitation Of the
Commercial Travellers Home Association to take
part IN the exercises attending the laying OF the
cornerstone OF the home In this city on october O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-25

THE PENNSYLVANIA RAi. ,,Nss,n rtcn--ons
fare or S. so for the round trp,acc'"ret urn VIZ
of Pythtas Encampment. go0sn good goir4
Gettvsburg 81 so additional Ttcke..u sseptembes
August sd to 18th. returning UNI" :.
9Th.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-25

II write high grade humorous sketches and
short stories why 90 you not submit them for cxamna
ton 20 Truth All matter sent Truth"
read and II found available for publication. IL paid fol
acceptance. r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-25
HE STRrCK A DYNAMITE CARTRIDGE.

Frederick Lewis. twenty five years DID, struck a
dynamite cartridge with scythe while moving on
the lawn OF the Manhattan Beach Hotel yesterday
morning. II exploded and tore of his left hard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-25
BEGINNING EARLY

DRUMMING EARL1
Is half the battle. Don't wait
for your cough to run into Con-
\ sumption. There's always dan
I, ger Of 1t. Tho germs or seeds Of
this disease are all around you.
All that they want is an inact-
i've liver and tho scrofulous
condition that follows It, to de-
velop them:
You need DR.. Piercs's Golden
Medical Discovery, now, to
thoroughly purify your blood,
build up sound, firm, honest
hesh, and make every weak spot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-25

Saratoga. Aug "a (SpeciaD.-J. Scat Fassett has
engaged headquarters at the Grand Union Hotel
where he. with his family. Will arrive September
Is. Mr. Fassett Will be accompanied by the Cnemung
delegation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-25

strong. It's Ger tain remedy for the earlier
stages OF Consumption.
Campbell. Ohio.
hest doctors pronounced my case consump-
ton. l spont ncarl; 500. and was no better.
I concluded to try the Golden Medical Dis
covcry." | bought eight bottles. and can
now say with truth that fer, just as wall to-
day Is did ut twenty-five, and can do Just %
good o days work on the farm. although had
not done any work for several years. ] givc
you oil tho thanks.
Truly, your friend.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-25
Az nrrrcE roR THOMAS Z. MLcHRIsT.

M VFT TT Y TVIF TTI07"'''T y '''''1 ''''''
Washington. Aug 2i-Attorney-Gen"ral O.n"y TO-
dav appointed Thomas f. Michrisi. Of Chicago
qnecial Assistant United States Dstrct-At'orncy
for the Northern District OF Illinois.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-25

p,rs,,r,on \ Y. Aug 2A-In interview
,uhIishe1 in 1.-THE Leader to-day. Senator Ed
mund OConnor Advocates the nomination OF Mayor
George f. Green. OF this city. for Governor, j"
preference TO any other candidate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-25

"pr.cy" KIIGORE TO STAY AT HOME
Fort Worth. Tex, Aug 2f-lhe iiin i'''''N
Democratic Congress Convention. In session a.
,,,ro,,, Wood County Yesterday nominated G. a.
Yonknm Of Hunt County, to succeed c. b. CHUCK
kilgore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-25
TWO BOYS CHARGED WITH fOEGEEh

Totals ............k5>Il7s7O l NS3'0I'Ff S''''''"
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-05-10
A Feminine Lawyers Club.

The Portia Law Club, of San Fran
cisco, was founded by women, it's
members being all OF the same sex.
The holding of IA membership does not
necessarily Indicate any intention to
practice, the members generally de.
string rather to increase their knowl.
edge sufficiently to make them self
reliant than to make business of it.
The club has dean, registrar and
faculty. and will, wheh completely
organized, have capital stock, shares,
admission fees and regular dues ac-
cording to the plan observed in similar
clubs managed by men. Such marked
success has attended the affair since
the idea WAS first broached chat there
can be little doubt of the Portie Law
Club becoming II permanent institu-
tion of the leading city of the Pacific
Coast 1t is the intention to invite
from time to time eminent lawyers to
deliver lectures before the members,
and Mrs. Clara s. Foltz, the dean -
the only member, by the way, VIZ q
has been admitted to the BARS con-
fident that such occasions will draw
large crowds. Women lawyers who
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-05-10

tarsius IL is, indeed. a weir1, strange
animal, aud is regarded with so much
drGA- Ivy the superstitious Jayanese
- h&Gfhey will abandon place alto
gether rather than live in its neigh
borhooi.
As it suddenly appears at dusk NOV.
ing noiselessly about, showing its
queer face amid leaves of some tree,
and peering down upon an intruder
with its Immense, staring, yellow eyes,
it is a most unearthly looking animal,
reminding one more of the gnomes
and imp, of fable than any creature
little home under the roots of the
giant bamboo canes OF Java, whers
the husband and wife, who are never
far apart, bring up their queer little
families.
They ARE very dainty animals and
always make sure that their food ID
fresh and good by killing it them
selves. They will touch nothing that
has been partly eaten. They live upon
small lizards, of which they are very
fond, but will eat shrlmps and insects
if nothing better is to be had. They
never drink second time from the
same water. The tarsius seldom makes
any noise, but sometimes gives
single sharp, shrill cry which
it does not repeat. During the day
it is always fast asleep, but at night
appears quite lively, springing about
and ciim Ding everywhere. 1t is easily
tanned, aud is very gentle, loves to be
caressei aud petted, and in return it
licks the hands and face and creeps
about the person of its owner.
When u stranger draws near ITS cage
1T tries at first To stare him out OF
countenance by fixing its great, owl
like eyes upon his, and never winking
or moving them away. III this does
not answer, and the intruder continues
TO draw near, the tarsius will draw up
its lips and show II set of beautiful,
regular, sharp teeth, but IT never
bites. 1t laps water like II dog or cat,
but much more slowly, and it eats u
great deal for so small an animal. II
has "a great aversion to light, and loves
the darkest corner, where it will sit
up like squirrel, and hold its food a
long time i'll its forepaws before eat
ing it,
Some animals have swftness, some
| have strength, some cunning, and
others are clad in coats OF bony mai
| to protect them from their enemies
| but the only defense with which the
tarius is endowed, and it seems to b(
effectua, is its strange, weird appear
ance and staring eyes. Our ANNA
| Friends
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-05-10
Natural Gas Springs.

In Idaho are found springs of nat
ural gas, which are said to furnish one
OF the most remarkable sights OF the
country. The springs are about 100
miles from Boise City, at the bottom
of deep canyon. The rock there is
of porus nature and is sperforated by
numberless small holes and assures,
through which the gas escapes. These
gas Jets of nature have been set on fire
at various times by tourists, until the
whole ground for the space of an acre
or more is covered witch jets OF flame.
1t is charming spectacle in the night
New Orleans Picayune.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-05-10
HUMBLE SUBMISSION.

Regard not much who is with thee. or who
is against thee, but let this he thy study and
care, that God may be with thee IN every
thing thou dost. Have u good conscience
and God will defend thee. For whom God
will help no mans malice can hurt. II thou
canst hold thy peace and suffer, without
doubt thou shalt see the help of the Lord
lie knoweth tho time and manner how To de-
liver thee. and therefore thou oughtest 10 re-
sign thyself unto him. 1t belongs to God to
help, and to deliver from all confusion.
Oftentimes 1t is very profitable for keeping ~
more humble. that Others know and repre-
hend our faults,
When man humbles himself for his faults
then he easily paciieth other, and quickly
sttsneth those that are offended with him
God protecteth and deiyerth tn, humble he
loveth and comioueth the humbloi unto the
humble man he inclineth himself unto the
humble he g,Neth gracei ana after his humil.
iat!on, ho raiseth him up unto glory. Unto
the humble man hG reyealeih his secrets, aud
sweetly draweth and inNiloth him unto him.
sali. The humble person. though he receives
a;fronts. continues nevertheless peaceable
enough because he is established on God,
and not on the world. Do not reckon that
thou hsst H-ofl'ec ANYTHING, unless thou es
teen thyso!i inferior 10 all.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-05-10
TEMPERANCE NEws AND NOTES.


II is said thnt there are six thousand diflsr.
ent kinds OF Intoxicating liquors.
OF the twenty-four meu composing the
New York Board OF Aldermen eleven are
liquor dealers.
The Lutheran Council at Warren. Penn.
recently called upon all Lutherans 10 abjurs
the liquor business
The Wine and Spirit Gazette says there aro
nearly 200, 900 voters in the Empire State
who live by the saloon.
In the Province OF Manitoba, out o. forty
legislators, thirty-two favor prohibition aud
Twenty-Five are total abstainers.
The twenty-four,h annual convention oil
the Catholic Total Abstinence Union ol
America viii be held in 81. Paul early IN
August next.
In forty-iour States AMI Territories IL,
OO0O00 children now receive scientific IN
struction on the physical ana mental effect,
OF the use OF alcoholic liquors.
Field Marshal Lord Napier says "On re-
viewing the records OF soldiers offences, all
practically have their origin in drunKenuess.
or the men under my command IN India tht
total abstainers had no crimes The temper
ate men had practically none. The whole
body OF crime WAS among the non-lbstain,
vrs.
But however highly this tribe OF peopl,
may think OF themselves, a drunken man Il
u greater monster than any that is to be
found among all tho Great ures which Coz
has made, as indeed there 10 no cbaracte
which appears more despicaole an delorms .,
IN rhe eyes OF all reasonable .-sxsons tlal
that ot U dtuakari. Il t"sr-