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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-17
SING SING

The new factory OF the Bay State shoe ana
Leather Company ia south Of this village. on the
wes, side OF the Central Hudson Railroad tracks.
A, present there If no way for the employees 10 30
drac, 70 the factory without walking on the tracks
Tho indirect wav Is 10 the tracks by loot
nath over the railroad tunnel. some distance south
~ the factor, and then walk 70 the factory on i
nath west OF and parallel to the tracks AS
n,leh, be- expected a large proportion OF the en-
nloves prefer TO walk on the tracks, ana mus save
,ine The railroad company has objected 10 this'
saving tina, IL is extremely dangerous, especially a,
this point where so many trains pass daily IN ana
49,, - M. tunnel east Of the State Prison The
,,itr,.d company has asked the shoe company 20
build IL bridge and rs the company Ht7 49, W. IL
mis- the railroad people sent Detective Jam, ~.
core 10 this village Monday. Attrr cons ~
y.ifh the representatives OF the Factory iHN
f,ni@r o, polio and a police justice. ~ was a.
,errnincd A. there seemed 70 be soih' comm, -
,,e n.ualty FOR the offence of walking on III. ~
4 .racLs 10 maxi. a test case 1"Sf''ilhS lH -
cordance WIKI this agreement WI. i"t - =
.,.d hv Police Justice Palmer against mares r
Neergaard superintendent ~ the tHciotS' on IL" ~
,,f,tnr ~ Gore who charges him WIN HlSu'
,.,o, I'm crossing the railroad tracks opposite III.
Y,cfory building on Monday noon. me WIZ
.,,u h ser,,ed M once and the result or tnt Ult'
Iii h.. avaited With some interest, as mere alr
many similar orossinss al hlohS 'n' ''"- W "
Fr,ncis Larkin sr as referee. heard testimony
Yesterday 40 the office OF Judge Sml'h h'ut .' ,rd
,.,fd.n - the state Prison against httLy "
an. u J McCa0rey and Others compu7'hSI .i
arm Of cane McGsnrey CO.. Tor mghey a.i,n'',
-. - tu 20 I'm, state FOR labor furnished und'i .
the prison several years ago Inc h'"''"e 49,"
OF
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WISCONSIN, BLICANS GATHERING
STATE TICKET TO RE NAMED TOMORROW SIR
vEY OF THE FIELD or CANDIDATES.

vEY OF THE FIELD or CANDIDATES
Milwaukee Aug ls The Republican Convention
10 nominate q State ticket will meet IN tho Con
vention Building. this city. AT noon tomorrow II
VIII be the biggest State political gathering that
eyer assembled in Wisconsin 1867 delegates having
been chosen 10 name the nominees Congressman
NJ J Groffn. Of Eau Claire has been selected a.
temporary chairman.
The main contest in tho convention viii be- for
the gubornatori1l nomination. II Is between Gov
crnor Scoheld and ex-congressman Robert VI La
toilette. II Madison. The campaign has been n
hot one between the TWO aspirants for the head Of
the ticket. So warm has It been that many OF
the shrewdcs, politicians have been advocating the
taking OF third candidate. acceptable 10 both
factions IN order 10 restore harmony. The out
look however f. that either Governor Scoheld or
Mr. Lafollette will receive the nomination.
A large number Of delegates are In the city and
more are coming in on every train. Conferences
without number are being held and both leaders
appear be confident Of winning The table Of
delegates shows 25i instructed for Scohcd and Mi
for Lafolettc The uninstructcd are reported 10
be largely for sconed who claims he viii be
nominated on the first formal ballot The result
on the rest of the ticket Will depend largely on
how the Governorshp is settled. Jesse Stone. Of
WATERFOWL has no opposition IN the contest for
Lieutenant Governor walter l. Houser, Of
Mandovi and ". II. Froeich of Jackson. are
botn out for Secretary Of State. There are four
candidates for State Treasurer O. Davidson. Of
Soldiers Grove. Albert Cypr"1nsc. OF Eau Claire
G. 4 Bright. OF Racine. and 4. @ Nelson. or
Waupaca For Attorney General, T.. X. Hicks. Of
Oshkosh and John L. Erdall Of Madison. are
those most prominently mentioned.
Several candidates fer Railroad commissioner
are being talked over. among whom are HIhham
Rice OF Superior, Hoyt a. Winsow OF Fond ~
Lac and John W Gaines. Of Lowell William y.
Flick II candidate for re-election as Insurance
COMMISSIONS and l.. u. Harvey and William +.
Anderson. OF Milwaukee. are seeking the nonilna-
lion for State Superintendent Of Public lnstruc-
ton The platform Will doubtless ndorse the ad-
ministraiions OF President Mckinley and OF Gov
error Sconeld and will favor the abolition OF rall-
way passes and more equitable taxation OF certain
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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION CALL.
MR. DANFORTH HAS TO SEND TO MAJOR
UINKLEY FOR THE TIME-HONORED FORM

There is n ,ime-honored form for calling meet
ines OF the Democratic State Convention. ana
Elliot Danforth. chairman OF the pemocraNc
state Committee could not remember It yesterday
when he wanted TO issue call for the meeting
in Syracuse next month. II is nearly TWO years
since there was a meeting OF the state Convention.
Judge Parker having been nominated lds' iaA ny
the State Committee. Mr. Danforth hunted through
newspaper files yesterday. and caused n search 20
no made nv several agencies which furnish news
paper clippings but he could not ma the record
OF the call which was sent out two years ago by
] W Huxley Al length he telegraphei 70 Major
Hinklev AZ Poughkccpsie for n copy ~ the call
Later he was able 20 send ont The call for the
next meeting Of the convention as follows
The Defnocratc electors o. srndns fhree ieic-
gates and three alternates from "ach Assembly
district 70 STATE Convention 20 90 h a., !, ~ oclsrk
noon for the purpose OF placing In nomination can
ddates be voted FOR Al the ensuing general
And And to iransas, such other business as may
properly cone before the convention
N'~-''''' NEeiiI.IoT DANFoRTH Chairman
Mr. Danfor,h said last evening ~ -" Holman
House that the Democrats were united ana mar
uonious throughout The state and wer" organizing
FOR victory this fall He seemed De- ~ the opinion
that ex Senator Hnl and Richard croker would
have no further differences. but would pm TO-
eether for harmony At the convention NJ Dan
forth hopes that he may r~reiv" the Demo- nc
nomination for Governor. but he carefully r'irilns
from interviews on the subject ~" mas "ntffrl
rooms at the Yates Hous" 100 Syracuse. a. mead
quarters for the Democratic state committee ~
IN. time Of the convention.
state senator Patrick ~ McCarren % Brook
lvn chairman Of the special committee appointed
bv the Democratic State 'Ommif"" fo ORGANIZE
the party up the state was a. IN" HOFFMAN House
last evening with Thomas =. bsnedici ~" seci"-
tary OF the committee. and Lem wager. me
husfling sergeant af-arms 20 prepare for opening
the committees headquarters for business n"N
will be In rooms the second noor Of the norman
House daily for time. and VIII o." in CORE
spondence with chairmcn ~ Democratic county
committees throughout the state as 10 plans Tor
organizing the Democratic coun'fymen 40 DINER
members Of the special cOmmitte" were At the Motel
last evening but an expected 10 m"'f m ~"
Headquarters soon 70 give advice Mr.. Mr'hff'n
said last evening that he expected 20 nave 20 meet
Ing Of county chairmcn ~ the headquarters about
the last OF this week the nr~t part OF next week
and get information from them as 10 ~" needs Tor
ORGANIZING In counties outside OF the city ~ New
York f. t. the idea OF Mi McCarron thof the
ORGANIZATIONS In the country districts should ,"
carried much As the ORGANIZATIONS IN Inc city
have been formed The special commit -" VIII also
decide as 10 the distribution Of campaign literature
To Democratic voters IN the state.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-17
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Houston Aug ie.-Cotton dull. mdllns Is baia
middling. 5sc. good ordinary tec, ir'''s'
los new: shipments SIS stock. 3i't p,
Galveston Aug i6-Cotton quiet. midilns, LEA
m.dtling sac. good ordinary, t'sc. f'ceip's' 10
new. sales. Is. stock. H. ~ 49,. rs
Memphis Aug iG.-Cotton easy. MIA .ihE, LINT. g
miGil.ng 3 i6c good ordinary. ] loc' ''N'f'
bales sales $50. stock 2i"I2 g., 49,
Savannah Aug lG-coton easy and na, ia ireceipA
changed. m.ddling 5Nc. low middlins . , los .,rk
Il bales y new. exports coas'wse. "a s''' -
1897. ~A
Charleston. Aug &c. Cotton quiet; exports Goa"
- bales. stock. 3.5i3 49,. us
Norfolk Aug i6.-Cotton nominal m'idllns' ,,s pa!es
iniddling 8 Ito. good ordinary issc, re'eii'r' -
exports coastwirc. as. stock l2,iS' -. hv
Mobile Aug l6--Co,ton nominal. middlIns 10. .,ock
mitdling she good ordinary. Sc receipts ~ o"''
32cj - ave.
Baltimore. Aug i6-Couon nominal. middnhss' ss5
low niddlng ; 1876. good ordinary. De- s
bales. 49,. ls
ST Louis, Aug lG-Cotton dull. miilhs, n,. ~
mld,llng SIC. good ordinary. DC, ~, "a
bales shipments 2t,. sales 30. - lcA -''' ..I,n
Ausus,a Aug ld-Coti0n quiet. midiins W. 49,
20 bales. sales lol stock. 32iS ,a-,S
New-Orleans. Aug lG-Cot,on quiet iniiins,i, -
low mddng i-luc. good ordinary. - - q, 81;
bales exports coas,wse. LOGO. sales. "o s'o a. ,os
Cincinnati, Aug. iGcotton qnie m.aa,"ss IS; bais
mlcdllng ~. good ordinary. 5Nc, ree"'p'S ~
shipments. 2ls. stock. 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-17

THE PrGIIISTs FATHER KILLS HIS VIE II
AND COMMITS SUICIDE-INSANlIf
THE CAUSE

SIN Francisco. Aug. lG-Patrick J. Coroe'',
father of lanes ! C1rDett, the pugii.st, shot anu
killed his wife at IN early hour this morning ne
then turned the revolver upon himself ana com
mitted suicide The hypothesis is accepted by the
family and by the intimate acquaintances ana
friends Of the household that Mr.. corbett was
loborine under the effects OF temporary insanity
The tragedy occurred AZ the Corbett nome NJ
5oo uav.s-st near the livery stable occupied py
the cider Corbett The time was shortly before
o'clock a m Mrs Corbett was killed as she
Law asieep in her bed SO far can be ascertalned
there was not the slightest reason why the nus
band should have sought 10 kill his wife, as TOT
nearly half a century the couple have lived happy
and i'm perfect contcntmSnt together. Last even
ing was spent pleasantly in their home with TWO
of their daughtcrs and at early hour the ola
couple retired without the slightest indication OF
what was to follow within the next few hours
With Mr. and Mrs Corbott resided their two TN
married daughters Catherine and Esther. ana
married daughter Mrs Charles 4. King. with her
husband 1900, - 80
seems able 10 tell He was never known 70 keep
a wcapCn in the house. There i little DOUBT Dut
that Mr. Corbctt temporarily insane wren ne
committed tho deed His sister. Margaret Grimm
+ now an inmate OF the Napa Insane Asylum. nav
ing been cOnired there tor six years As In the
ca 80 Of her brother her insanity was periodical
MIR Corhe,t was sivry-sX years old, and MS VIE
four years young The funeral ceremonies VIII
not d.. DELAYED until James arrives from the East
bur the bodies wil be placed In vaults
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-17
THE posroN WOOL MARKET

Boston Aug l6-There has been only a ~ 'Yrakress
ness In the wool market thir week. pu ~ the preseat
shown The market l. waiting one. ~ nusness
conditions as a whole appear 10 favor h,,sv IN pre
a short time Territory ols are Guo',' s',r.s Fees
o. tcal.rs are moi dsp,sed 70 concede valus Cor ooe
woods are quiet for nne grades, ppt ",.,raian Won
fourth blood has shown increas. Ai,, are moSer
are being more less inquired Tor pu' ~ cos, 70 I
ate as IA whole The ruling price i Ne. 20 sel w
Dor, ana holders are by means ',as,nx deseIHs
'rh. following the quotations i'' snl above. .,
tons: ohio and Pennss lvan!a feeces 70 1 corloias
rs XN and above 2Dll5,c delanr "" ,sr etc -N.ssr
300 No combins ~. Mchisin ,,"h,gan conb'ssr
isan 25c No Michigan 25c, No ,,,,.s,ssn ccnipnc~
2,c No Illinois corbirg, @c NHork New la.
shire and Vermont, ssa5Sc No Iors .s "
shre and Vermont use delainr M,s'f blood eSs
washed redlurl--Kentucky and indl''s hood corsed
Ing 2e92ic Kentucky and ind ,r Missouri 'sc.
23c. No l. 4. booi combine -iaLs and Georxssals c:
Texas woos-sprins medium az iSGiIc 81 Ina me
secured 42l43c spring hne ~. monsn medium arc
4TdIsc Territory -Montaha. NJ Ttsh Ease.
lac e enn Medium and me 1916 seblns sape.a
staple soc Australian, secured ',,asc uuee"'~
fine. 70gT2c. good OSYoSe' s'e'"s''
cOmbing. GSc,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-17
STRIKERS SHoor At IMPORTED MEN.
LIVELY FIGHT At PECK co.'s BRICK YARD
At HAvERsrRAW

LIVELY FIGHT At PECK - BRICK YARD
At HAvERsTRAw
There was a lively hght yesterday IN the pr''N
ard n. pock & Co ~ Haverstraw. between the
s,r,k,rs and deputy sherins Guns and pistols "er"
orot hut no ono WAS hurt The firm brought IN
,,yer,v Ave men and began work on Monday for tho
arst time since the strike began. which was more
than two months ago Several hundred strikers
have been watching the Yards for weeks 20 prevent
other men from working while about on" hundred
deputy sherifs under command Of captain William
salters ~ Nyack are on duty day and night 10
maintain peace The men brought tn hy Peck X
90 we're allowed 20 occupy "A good sized mouse on
the PROMISES or Monday night ~ an carry hohr
Yesterday the men We're awakened ny IN" Souni
Of shooting and bullets ratified against m" SD" OF
tho house and through the windows. The men dii
not dare show th"mselv's Tor f"hr OF n"ihs
killed Tho deputy sheriTs. who were snort as,
tourc away VT. aroused hy the shooting and
sixty of them nastcned 70 M" scene They founi
n large number OF strikers In a swamp IN 'front.' or
the brick ward. and I'm moment bullets were
whizzing around N" heads OF the deputies. Who
drew their rcvolvers AMI returned thr IRE vigor-
oisiv The strikers then retired. There was no
further disorder and work continued al day IN tn"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-17
NEW-JERSEY NEWS N BRIEF

The Passaic Pollution Commission organized yes
terday a. Newark by clecting William J. Hunt. OF
Chatham. chairman. and Mayor Hinchlirc Of Pat
crson treasurer.
Mr. Hauch. president Of the Street and Water
Board OF Jersey city has announced that he will
not be a candidate for Mayor against Mr. Hoos
John f. Dryden. Of Newark. has decided not to
be a candidate for United States Senator.
The Republican State Committee will meet at
Trenton Tuesday 10 decide upon the time and
place for the State Convention
Perth Amboy ard Long Branch have decided to
build new high schools
Frame houses were set on fire early yesterday
morning in Summit and Montclair, the ncendiaries
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THURSDAY. AUGUST Is.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF vnw-YonK- TUESDAY. AUG 10. 1895

PORT OF NETWORK TUESDAY. AUG 10 1895
ARRIVED
Steamer Chicago city ,lD Sendell. Bristol August l
O. with mise 20 james ATkell & Co Arrived
Bar AZ 3 80
Steamer 81 Cuthbtrt ,}r Fitzgerald Antwerp Angus,
3 misc e. SandctaJn Son. Arrived a the bar
a = . m
Steamer Ardanrosa ,Ilp. Smith. Kingston and Morant
Bay August Moneeo Bay .. 81 AIMS Bay and Port
Maria with mdse and 30 cabin passengers Tweedie
Trading 90. Arrived a the Bar a $50 y m
Steamer Hndcbrtud tlir Thompson MaulOs July 81
Para August ana Barbados .. with mise and Is cabin
passengers To Booth Il go. Arrived Bar a 3 a m
Steamer Athos Brl owen. Kingston July 81 Savanila
August B. Greytown d iimon :. with mdse and Is pas
sengefs PIN. Forwood Kellock. Arrived Bar
AT BIB
steamer Macedonia Gen. Kunahl Santos July - and
Lucia coffee vessel TO
Ward Arrived al - "A m
Steamer Leon tiirl. Lnmpe Port Antonio August H.
with fruit American Fruit 60. AT Bar at
y N.
Steamer * Mar. Grant New-orleans days with mdse
10 T Van Sickle.
Steamer Oh Dominion. Tapley. Norfolk and Newport
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-17
WHITE PIAlNS

tn. commission appointed boy Justice Martin }.
KOCH 20 inquire into th" sanity '' N'7 -,
= I,r,,.,a,,r now IN the Boomnglale Asylum.
80, q, ~. courthouse yesterday morning ai'"r
y,.i,l,e the asylum and examining Mrs "Nmerd-
ing The commission sat behind closed hoots '',
an hour after their return from the 9-y lum 4ir
- -d,nurr.d until tlis morning Tor ihIth't
1t1'.,.,,o- Commissioner Travis shii ma ~"
,.nor, ~ tho commission would be maze dteC ~,
-. INT hr, ne WIS unable 20 give any ip"h
,b.~ 4, would Doe ready. Il f. the genera. oihrt'
Ina, M. decision ~ the commission VIII %" ind'e
lrDoWo this week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-17
TENNESSEE REPUBLICANS TO MEET.

WILL NOMINATE CANDIDATES FOR GOVERNOR
AND RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS TO-DAY
Nashville. Tenn. Aug. l6 (SpeciaD.-The Repub-
lican State Convention Will meet In this city to-
morrow, and hundreds OF delegates have already
arrived The Increase in the basis Of representation
Is not alone responsible for the large attendance.
and there Is live, active felt by Republ-
cans in the coming assemblage. In addition to a
candidate for Governor. the convention will nomi-
nate three candidates for Railroad Commissioner
Those who have been prominently mem
toned in connection with the Govcrnorsh,p are
George y. Tilman. OF Nashville Foster V Brown
Of Chattanooga; Alfred A. Taylor OF East Ten
nessee: Samuel W. Hawkins. OF Huntington; John
f. Mccall of West Tennessee; Ernest Coldwel OF
Shelbyyille and T.. J. Sanford. Of Knoxville
Those who are mentioned for Railroad Commits
sioners are Zachary Taylor. OF Memphis. for West
Tennessee: Ernest Coldwell OF Shelbyville. for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-17
TARRYTOWN

The citizens Of this village are making arrange
ments TO hold reception ard parade IN honor Vi
tho Tarrvtown boys who went through the cam
,,aion Of SantiaPo when they return home.
preliminary meeting was held in the Corporation
Rooms on Monday evening by representatives, OF
the five companies Of the village, II was acc To-
~ rais. substitution dcfray the expenses, ana
The village was divided into five districts Inc io
loving Executive Committee was dppolnl'i' ~
Franrisco (chief engineer chairman y IL
Hrown lConqueror Hook and Ladder company
treasurer; George Vanderbilt hope hose'' Se'ie
tary ,. 1870 u.,s
given in tho Young Mems Lyceum last evening
and was largely attended.
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mccoy WILL not CLAIM FORFEIT.

Saratoga Aug l6-When Mccoy learned to-
rirht u tho tragic death 81 Cor5e'ts parents. he
Immediately wired condolences to Corbett at AS
bury Park and IN view Of a postponement OF the
match scheduled 70 take place at Buffalo on Sep
femh.r 3d. friegraphed that he would not claim
n forfeit Mccoy who drove through terrific
storm from his training quarters, seven miles dis
tant left AT midnight for New-York city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-17
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ASTOR-Capian John w. Collins. lnlteu otales
Army BREN OORT-Court l.. d. BaViei OF n'nd,
and Vicom,e de pare Of Paris GRAND-Colonel
A II Jackson United States Army. HOff ma
Fx-Concressman Nathan Frank OF Missouri.
HOLLAND-Robert J. In lriin'i "i ~
Te,hI.bono POM and George VI Pullman, Of chi
caso MANHATTAN-Gener seden G. Marvin
OF Aiblny and Sir H. Lynch Boss OF ireIinu
MURRAY HILI-Gcreral !. w. forsyn n,''"
States Ar1nv retired WALDORF-A +. Puiido'
Of the Venezuelan Legation AZ Washington victor
f. Lawson. OF Chicago. and Co'onol FRANK g..
Hecker United States Army.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-17
THE NEWS AT CORBETTS QUARTERS.
JAMES AND THOMAS WILL GO TO CALIFORNIA AT
ONCE -MCoY FIGHT OFF


Ashury Park. y J.. Aug 10 (Specian.-James J.
Corbett received a dispatch this morning announc-
ing the killing OF his mother and the suicide OF his
father while ne engaged in set-to with
Steve O'Donnell. one OF his trainers Mrs Corbett
opened the dispatch. which had been sent by
Harry Corbett from California She ran 10 the
training quarters In the rear OF the cottage, ana as
she handed the message to her husband she
swooned and foll into his arms Corbett read the
dispatch turned pale and was speeches. for
moment He was on the verge Of collapse. but
managed 10 bear up. The family physician was
summoned and Corbett was given potion which
soon quletc1 his nerves Later he stated that he
was positive his father insane when ne COM
mittsi the deed. - -,
hero Tor several weeks started FOR California this
evening The former champion followed on a
later train. accompanied by MS wife Beiore
starting he said. r leave everything here Just as
(, stands and give up all idea 81 the hght WIN
Mccoy. / an broken up now ana must see
.ny dead parents AZ AN costs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-17

rouring kerosene oil the woodwork IN each
case and setting il on fire.
4 hcad-on collision occurred yesterday morning
on the Delaware. Lackawanna and western KAN
road near Dcnvillc. between an excursion ud'n
and . local train The engines were wrecked but
none were seriously injured
Two Jersey city Decentralization Dalton ana
Michael Egan-died yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-17
NEW GOVERNMENT ~ BRITISH COLUMBIA.

Victoria. T. g. Aug. l5.-Semlin the opposition
leader has succeeded In forming a Government.
Messrs Somn. Cotton and Martin were sworn IN
this afternoon as members of the Legislative Coun-
ell The fun cabinet has not yet been decided upon.
Sernlin takes m" office Of Premier and Chief Com
missioner Of Land and Works. + &. Cotton. Of
Minister ~ Finance. and Joseph Martin OF Attor-
r.N ,nnarll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-17
WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

Admiral Ccrvora 10 arrive on the steamboat PTS
ella from Fan River at : o. m.
Mayor Van Wyck resume his Official duties
Aqucduci races. 2:So p. m.
The 20st 2o2d and 203d regiments NJ ifeinlst.,di
viii probably receive orders from Washington mat
they are 10 be mustered out Of the service
Meeting Of Aquoduct Commissioners 3 T. IN
Music in Abingdon Square and Mulberry hend
:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-17

for East Tennessee Foster v Brown ,, VINO s w,
h. chairman Of the Committee on Platform ali ali
gesoiutions said to-day that the platform "I'
favor local selfgovernment OF municpaiII,es he
ren.ai Cf the poll-tax Law. and the introduction
Of the Australian ballo, system pure a WncKnevs
Conduc: Of the war and the peace protocoi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-17
MARTINS INDUSTRY LIGHT VESSEL Is G.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS

London. Aug is-Arrivei. steamer wini'r~'a 'S'
Muir WORK - IA
Liverpool. Aug ie-Arived. steamer Potomac 's'
bristol. Aug is--Arrived. steamer Exeter CITY 'So
Watkins. New York $1,000. IL.
Glasgow Aug l6-Arrivet. steamer Anehora 'S,s
Wilson New-l0rk via Neville sailed. state o. Ne
braska (Br). Park. NeW-lork -. oc.a
southampton. Aug l6-Arrived steamer Lam "'''
Pohe New-York ,0r Bremen. -. Ri
Dublin. Aug h-Arrivei steamers 'ra'ho'"e WV
Lewis. New-lofk. up s-~a
pgngeness Aus le-Passea. steamer Gut Hell 'e'
Daldorf Ia nitury for S~~-iork ,r.,.,,
Scilly Aug l6-Passel. steamers Amsiescah'
Baker New-YorA for Rotterdam, II ~ NJ N
Ger Pohle New-York for Bremen. - "a,
Prawle Point Aux ie-Passed. steamer usa''' ''
Schmidt HambIrS for New orN ~. v.u-u
Amsterdam. Aug i2-Arrived steamer Pi1ns %''
Dutch Dut NewlOTk. Via Port-tu- Prince - an
Antwerp. Aug lS-Alrvei steamer S'"'h"'A
Bence New-York. VIA Souihampton v.-,r,s
- Vincent. = y. Aug l.-Arritef. steamer 's--
OBJ Weston Nes-Y1fk ,0r Port Elizabeth 80, y--
F0ochow. Aug IL sailed steamer 'rAisehh 'n'' "
wood NeV-l0rk .- ANNA
ADELAIDE Aug iG-Arryei eyiogsy. steamer N"
On Kerr New York. via - Vincent ,,..,e n,
East London july 2l-Afrivet steamer ''"
(BD. Prout New-Iork via Cape Town ,,...,, m
Table Bay. Aug l&-Arriyed. steamer h'l''A"'
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