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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-17
STORAGE NOTICES.
prOpT.r-.s STORAGE WAREHOUSE.

PEOPLES STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
2S4 West 2ath-sf.. Nev-Nork.
To George Hanson. Anna smith. Fannie
Maxwell. James Merald or Merritt. Mar
Tin Franklin Hattie BWell. Hattie Rouin-
son Isabella II wood John n. Garrett.
T. n Hellings. Archibald Davis. Johl y.
Wilson, Phabe A Tasker. Martha Herring.
Marie Griffin You are hereby notified that
the time for payment N the lien hold
upon the household goods, personal effects
and merchandise stored by you IN my
warehouse having expired. after due notice
has been given you. such property will ne
soid az public auction, az IS West 18th
-. New York thursday. sept. tn. 1888,
commencing al II a. n. unless charges
are paid befor. PEOPLE STORAGE
WAREHOUSE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-17
NETWORK WINS A GAME.

The New-Yo-k baseball team defeated the Gin
cinnat team by the score OF TO yesterday at the
Polo Grounds Carrick's work in the box was the
feature Of the game. he allowed the visitors only
eeven hits. Network opened the sixth inning with
the score a tie. Before the inning was over they
were one run ahead. They scored also in the
seventh and eighth innings. The score:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-17
WANT TO RACE AT NEWPORT

Newport. r. l.. Aug &c. Oliver Isein, Of the
Columbia and W Butler Duncan OF the Defender,
are in favor Of holding the Americas cup trials here
and If they can impress their IDEAS upon the cup
Committee Of the New-York Yacht Club. the Of
ncial race. 10 select Cup defender will be held on
this port. and not Of Sandy Hook. as announced
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PHILADELPHIA. 9; ST. LOUIS. 4

Philadelphia, Aug. IA triple two doubles and
Two singles in the fifth inning gave the Philles TO-
days game. Powell had been effective up TO that
time In the seventh Mcbride took his place on the
rubber Fraser kept ST Louis's hits scattered. At
tendance 5.l9l The score follows;
r H
St Louis ........--..I o. 10 |
Philadelphia .........0 x-e IL
Observation-Disclosures Powell and schreckengost: Fraser
ard Mcfarland.
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THE RESULTS AT SYRACUSE.

Syracuse. Aug. 1.-THE attendance at the
ond days meet Of the Central New-York meet in
this city was large. and the races were unusually
exciting In the fifth heat OF the 2.16 pace Mel
Alcvoner's sulky collapsed on the first quarter and
he was distanced. In the fourth heet Of the PA
trot Geraldine collapsed Just after pas ng the
Summaries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-17
THE LAWYERS TITLE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF NEW YORK,
81 and 80 Liberty Street,
Az and 46 Maiden Lane.

Enables dealers and investors TO OBJ
tain the opinion OF their own lawyers
and furnishes in addition the opinion OF
its Law Department, and in cases OF
doubt that OF its Committee OF Counsel,
and a Policy OF Title Insurance. De
tends title at its own expense when as
sailed.
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BALTIMORE. s; CHICAGO. /

Baltimore Aug 1s.-Cogan's wildness lost the
game for Chicago to-day, as his nine passes cut
big figure IN the result. Neither he nor kitson was
hit TO anv extent Brodies sensational work in CEN
treAeld and McGraw's steal home were the only
features OF rather uninteresting game. The score
r H z
Chicago ..--.........I % "a !
Batteres-Cogpn and Donahue; Kitson and Robinson.
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FIRST GAME
LIGHT HARNESS RACING.
GRAND CIRCUIT AT GLENs FALLs-LAhDH
ATTENDANCE AND FAST TINE.

GRAND CIRCUIT AT GLENs FALLs-LAhuH
ATTENDANCE AND FAST TIME
Glen. Falls y Y Aug. ls-The second day OF the
c-ana C;rcutt meet was marked by fast racing
with well filled fields on a perfect track and under
cloudless sky. The attendance to-day was owe.
500 The first race on the card was the uhnhisheu
2H trot. which was easily won by PAU Fry JUS
previous 20 the final heat, while an - o.,
y,o-t,,o ar, paul Pry. the horse fell backward on
the suv totally denolishing II. but fortunately not
inturing himself or the driver. The queen fui.hs
savorite in yesterdays betting. did not start To-Day
on account OF ameness.
The first two heats Of the Z;H pace "e'e -.
,ryl,, cIose Anaconda leading under the wire, with
Cbebaus and Bogash less than a length behind. Al
the opening Frank Bogash sold at $50 and tns ned
a. Sc After the first heat Anaconda was 80 20 90 "a
he reld Si7 In the PA trot Owyhee solo ior ~
Royal Baron $50; George Carney 80 neg 70 -.
the 2:l5 class PAGERS, Maximillan sole At ~ D'
Boy and The Shah so each; heid 30
he urup
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-17
MAJOR JAMESON HURT.
SIR THOMAS ILPToNs REPRESENTATIVE IN
JUREp N A CARRIAGE ACCIDENT.

London Aug 1s-Major John Eustsce Jameson.
Nationalist Member Of Parliament for the West
Division Of Clare. who had recently been in the
United States attending 20 the interests ~ Sir
Thomas Upton the owner OF the Cup challenger
Shamrock has been badly hurt In a carriage acct
dent near Dublin. Mr.. Jameson however, hopes
10 recover In time 10 accompany Sir Thomas LIP
Ton 10 America 10 witness the races for the
Annericas CUP
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HELP WANTED

Male
GENTLEMAN Of good standing and ousi-
Tess ability 10 represent large business
house Address 2 r.. BOX a. Tribune
Once
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TWO CANES AT BOSTON.

Boston. Aug ls.-Phllipi proved a puzzle IN the
first game to-day Boston only hitting him for
three with a total OF FIVE bases. In the second
both Woods and Wilhelm were easy while Hick-
man gave enough bases balls TO Jose three ordi-
nary games Nichols relieved him In the ninth
Abundance $500 The scores follow:
FIRST GAME.
r. X. F.
ros,o, O o 0 o o %
ICIisvule .......-.1 Go
Batteries-willis and Clarke Phillip and Powers.
SECOND GAME.
r. II. z.
Boston .............l d-2 "a
gs,teries-Hickman. Nichols and Bergen Woods VIII
ba thinner.
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in the Official programme OF the clubs season,
Both Mr.. Ise.in and Mr. Duncan express aversion I
10 racing at Sandy Hook. unless compelied .o ~
practically on OF the long distance ~
yachts have 10 he towed 10 the starting line and
the Inconvenience and hardship resulting there-
frorp
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PrTTsBU-RG. 7; WASHINGTON. {.

Washington, Aug. 1s.-Overconhdence on the part
OF Mcfarland and errors by the Senators gave Pitts
burg the game to-day Attendance, L20 The score
follows:
r. H E.
y Yas5lns'0n .............S g 2
Batteries-McFarlsnd and Duncan: Lever and schrver
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METEoR's SKIPPER AND CREW COMING.
WITH THE KAIsER's PERMISSION THEY WILL

WITH THE hAlSEh fEHMlSoiD-H ifAG+ VIM
HELP TO SAIL THE SHAMROCK.
London Aug. 16.-As Emperor Williams yacht
Meteor has finished her racing season. Captain
Ben" Parker. the skipper OF that craft and
eleven members OF her crew have received per
mission from His Majesty to start for the United
Ctates Immediately in order 10 help sail the
Sbamrock in the races for the Americas Cup.
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MONTREAL CLUB TO PLAY AT WEEHAWkEN
Charles Dooley's Eastern League champions, the
Montreal Club will play the West New-York Field
Club next Sunday at the WeehaWken GROUNDS
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NETWORK.

Earned runs-New-York 81 Cincinnati First base by
errors-N ew-York . Left on bases-Nev-Yor<, I; Gin
ctanaa. 5. Base balls-Of Carrick Struck outIsy
Carricx by Hahn. Three base ht-Foster Two base
hlts-OB ren Van Haltren. Foster Stolen bases-Doyle
Gleason. smith steinfe.dt. Umpires-Enslie and No
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80
hit-Keeer Two base hits-Dahlen. Hughes First base
errors-clevsand. l. Brooklyn, 3 Left on bass .
by Donovan. l. Sacrifice ht-Jones Stolen bases
Iockhead Keller, DAILY. Anderson. Bases on balls
on Rates o: of Hughes g. OF Donovan. 2 Double
plsys-Iockheac Tucker and Sugden McAiser and
tucker: and Anderson Passed ball-tarrel CH-
~gras- -Svrar- and
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Hnfurnisbro Apartments 60 Get.

THE PALACIO.
1871 East ooth-st
Apartments. light rooms hall service: ee-
vAtor electric light private house block $3.50 10 u 300
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BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.
BOARD AND ROOMS.

o.oDNNON0JNNN OrN~DoO>~-NOO
DESIRABLE ROOMS. large windows:
dressing rooms. pleasant location. near
Park. hall room. references 81 west
s4th-st
53p-ST 81 WEST Large and small
rooms. en suite or singly, elegant pac
parl0r d0ctors ONCE. Arrangements mao
ar winter. moderate terms superior table.
57TH ST. 409-4li WEST.-Large ana
small rooms with board convenient
references
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LOST.


-~o~rI%<~<~<J~<NN~ -
RANKBOOK LOST - Bankbook No. ~
900 or tho Bowery Savings banN -
missing The finder IL requested IN return
10 o. the bank II not restored nrt0Le
Sentember n. 1899. application VIII ne
made 10 the bank FOR ne" book
IIOsT or STOLEN. -Bankbook No. 800, oJ4
OF the German Savings Bank IN NE ny
Of New-YOrk. corner 4th-dfe. ana lfth 81,
issued % Kari Straus. All persons ar
cautioned against negotiating me am
II nor returned - The bank On the "Vth
dav 81 August 1890 duplicate VIII De
issued
LOST or STOLEN. -Bankbook No. $50, "a"
81 the German savings Bank IN the 'lty
OF New-York. corner +th-ave. ard IAN ST
Issued 20 Ana St0tz. All persons are eau
toned against negotiating the SANE. !.
not returned 10 the bank on the IN day OF
September isg9 A duplicate Will Dc Issued
LOST or STOLEN -Bankbook No ~, los
u the German Savings Bank In the cry
~ New-York corner 4th- and ltth-st-.
Issued 70 Barbara KOzarnik. All perSohs
are cautioned against negotiating the
same II not returned 70 the bank on the
9th dav Of September 1893. duplicate
will o. issued
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WORK WANTED.

WORK WANTED.
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Male.
AN INTELLIGENT young mar. %. good
penman and ngurer desires clerica
positi0n with chancn n Advancement. ret-
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ROOKkFEPFR or assistant. IS three
years m railroad work. thoroughly .om-
netent. reference from present empl1
and public accountant n New-H ork CITY.
BOX lO7 HonoNen. y j.
POOKKEEPER.- German. -; experienced
~ double entry In all it= branches and a
fai~ knowledge ~ Spanish. Address O..
PASSNANN. - Catherine-st.
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10 suit CASTLE Sst Manhattan ave.
Brooklyn.
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CARRIAGE PAINTER rs foreman; .h1r-
oughly practical man. can handle all
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CARPENTER. All round hand. wants
steady position IN preference 70 high
wages. a3e Eas, 33d-st.. bells.
CLERK. &c.-singIe man. rs as hotel
clerk or cashier. city r country. first
olass Iel-l - - -
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thing. IT, DASCHER. 30 lst-st.
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ENGINEER. MACHINIsT First class
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BASEBALL.
gRooKLYN AGAIN INCREASES ITS LEAD
PHILADELPHIA CROwDING
BOSTON
GAMES YESTERDAY

er,oklyn 49, Cleveland. 2. New-York T. Cincinnati, 2
louisville. 3. Boston. Philadelphia. O. ST. Louis e.
farst game) Baltimore 6. Chicago l.
Boston. -: Louisville Pittsburg. Z: Washington B.
second game.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

IS WEST 22D-ST
MRS l. SEELY.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
MALE AND FEMALE
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
ALL REFERENCES
STRICTLY INVESTIGATED.
Servants breaking engagements Will
re dismissed from Office and forfeit all
claims % Zee paid.
Brooklyn Ofiice. Bond-st..
Corner Fulton.
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MACHINERY.

-NoN~NN-o.o.OOOoO0~-~~ 0~0S0N0~NN~0N
At RrDT-CED PRICES. 800 secondhand
wood and iron working machines. iuI.y
guaranteed: machinery bolsht 20 an
changed. GEORGE 3. bppi' ''S HH--
son-st.
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COAL AND WOOD.

m HNED Coal pockets, 23s ". Both
ST. Best quality Coal only
Established isAs Telephone ss7 COLUMBUS.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

ST BARTHOLOMEW EMPLOYMENT
BUREAU. 2ll East 42d-st.
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~~~~~~>~>~~~>>>>~>>
IRVING PLACE. 14.-Front rooms, ooH
spring beds. tiled bathrooms. absolute
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CARPET CLEANING.

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on the floor Careful Carpet Cleaning
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For the third time the way station on
the Canadian Pacific railway at JOLT
cite. Quebec. was robbed. The thieves
secured $1,000.
II is reported that France has occu-
pied the island of San Chau. west OF
Macao, as an assertion Of her right 10
the province OF Kwang-Tung in the
event of the partition Of China.
Emperor Nicholas and the empress
will visit Queen Victoria about the end
of the present month.
Frank Tossell, cashier of the Free
hold Loan and Savings company OF
Toronto, Ont, was arrested Tuesday. a
shortage of "a 300 has already been dis
covered In his accounts.
All of Egypt Is infected with the
foot and mouth disease. There have
been 1877 cases reported since july Is.
Foreign udvces indicate that the re-
latiops between Great Britain and the
Transvnal have almost reached the
breaking point. Great anxiety prevails
at Pretoria. Sir Frederick Walker has
been appointed 10 command the British
forces in South Africa, and this is be-
lieved 10 accentuate the gravity of the
situation
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LATER.

Sig. Marconi, i'm his experiments with
wireless telegraphy at Dover. England.
met with complete success. the mes
sages passing through several miles OF
cliff upon which Dover castle stands
and ~ miles across the sea.
Near Santiago dc Chill train fell into
Il river from railway bridge and so
persons were drowned.
John II. Gentry paced two consecutive
heats in 2:031s and 2:04A at Rochester,
n. Y. defeating Joe Patchen and
Searchlight in a match for $4,000.
Admiral Dewey, who had been suffer
ing from fever az Leghorn, Italy, is
now better.
In an engagement before Angeles
Gen. MacArthur's command defeated
the Filipinos. The latter lost 200 killed
and wounded. Our loss was two killed
and l2 wounded.
Three witncsses--Le bon, ex-minister
Of the colonies; Mrs. Henry, widow of
the suicide. and Gen. Roget-all gave ev-
idence tending 10 show Dreyfus a
traitor. Roget dramatically de-
nounced the accused man and IL was
feared that a violent scene was immi-
nent The recital of his sufferings on
Devils island moved Dreyfus TO tears.
NJ. Labor is slightly worse.
Col. Smith. with ten companies of the
Twelfth infantry, and Capt. kenley's
two guns, encountered 2.500 Filipino i'm
surgents near Angeles, routing them
after sharp fight and occupying the
town. The American loss was two
killed and IL wounded The insurgents
casualties are estimated at 200.
The anti-Goebel faction of the KEN
lucky democracy in convention az Lex
ington, Ky, placed a full state ticket
In the field, headed by John Young
Brown for governor. Resolutions
adopted declare the Louisville nominees
not the nominees of the democratic
party. They indorse the principles and
platform OF the Chicago convention i'm
1896 and Bryan for president in 1900.
Iowa democrats i'm convention at Des
Moines nominated the following ticket:
For governor. Fred +. White, OF Keokuk
county; lieutenant governor. NJ. l..
Bevis, Montgomery county; Judge OF
supreme court, a. Van Wagenen, Wood
bury county; railway commissioners,
w. III. Calhoun. Marshall county; SUI
perintendent OF public instruction, b.
j.. Hoist, Boone county. The populst
state convention also met and indorsed
the above ticket The platform indorses
the Chicago platform in It's entirety, de-
nounccs the Philippine war and OPP
poses trusts.
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President Mckinley, in an address TO
the Catholic summer school near Platts-
burg, n. ". paid most eloquent trib-
ute 10 the American flag.
Work has been begun at Clinton, Ia,
on the Davenport, Clinton a. Eastern
railway, the new line TO connect Gin
ton and Davenport, la. The line viii
follow the shore of the Mississippi and
will be rushed TO completion.
Experts are united in the opinion that
the formation Of lumber trust is prac-
ticnlly impossible. The interests are
so yaried'and extensive that II is practi-
cally impossible.
The amount of gold certificates paid
out at the several subtreasuries up TO
the CLOSE Of business Tuesday. In ex-
change for gold coin. was $i4,41S, s70-
with San Francisco and New Orleans
yet 10 be heard from.
United States Senator Hayward, OF
Nebraska, suffered a stroke of apoplexy
as he was about TO begin an address
at a Modern Woodmen picnic at Brown
Vile. Neb. His condition Is precautions.
Gen. Brooke will be called TO Wash
ington TO consult with Secretary Root
concerning affairs In Cuba. The secre-
tary desires TO have the benefit of Gen.
Brooke's knowledge OF the condition
OF things in the island before he reaches
any definite conclusions as 20 the fil-
ture policy for Cuba.
The Marsden company. OF Philadel-
phia, propose TO erect plant al Peoria,
H., costing $4,000 for the manufacture
OF cellulose.
The resolution appropriating $3.50, 900
for the Dewey reception was passed
Tuesday by the New York board of al
dermen by vote of So to 3.
The trustees OF Miami university, at
Oxford, o., met Tuesday and elected
Rev. David Stanton Tappan. ID. d.. pas
tor Of the First Presbyterian church
at Portsmouth, TO succeed DIR. Thomp-
son as president OF the university.
At Flint. Mich, Mrs. John NJ. Russell,
Mrs. Earl Wilson and Mrs. $. a. Wilson
were driving when the horse ran away,
throwing them out. Mrs. Earl Wilson
died in Is minutes and Mrs. Russell Is
In precarious condition.
Owing to the opposition of Maj. Car
riere, the government emissary, the
court-martal has refused the applica-
tion of Maitre Demangc for an adjourn
ment OF the trial until Monday.
Fire at West Chester. y. y, destroyed
ST. Peters Episcopal church and most
OF its contents. Loss, 100000.
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MINOR NEWS ITEMS.

\. III. Brown, London editor, has
made nine journeys around the world.
Charles Prophenas, of Milburn. n. j.,
says he has solved the problem of per-
petual motion.
The will Of Lloyd Teyis, fled in San
Francisco. leaves the entire estate of
$15,000,000 TO the widow.
An nnt-kissing league has been in
augurated among the society girls of
the East side in Cincinnati.
Benjamin l.. Richards, the new pres
ident of the American Whist league,
learned to play whist when six years
old.
David Henderson. the theatrical man
ager, received discharge in bank
ruptcy in the United States district
court in New York.
IL is proposed TO set up modern
American sawmill In China, where lum-
her is still sawed in the primitive meth
DDS OF n century ago.
Bostons largest land owner is Arch
bishop Williams, who holds in his name
real estate valued az S7,000,00O belong
ing 10 the Roman Catholic church.
The Cologne Gazette publishes an ed
itorial advising German commercial cir
cles TO accept the invitation TO be rep
resented al the Philadelphia exposition.
Capt. Davis Dalton, the swimming ex-
pert who was drowned near Far Rock
away, was known as the champion life
saver of the world. having rescued 27s
people from droyninp
l.. Hamburger q Co.. of Philadelphia,
have sold TO the American Tobacco
company, the trust, $4,000 cases of leaf
tobaccco for 100000. being the great
est sale ever made in the trade.
Cash Mosby. prominent negro and
excursion agent of the Southern rail-
road. Is promoting reunion OF ex-
slaves and shareholders Of the south TO
be held Ia Chattanooga this fall.
The American delegates TO the recent
peace conference have offered on behalf
OF the United States TO erect near the
English church nj The Hague peace
chapel. with stone 10 commemorate
the conference, and the offer has been
gratefully received.
The Pressed Steel Car company in
Pittsburgh. Pa. has received orders for
2 800 cars of 100000 pounds capacity
each from the Erie railroad, Western
New York and Pennsylvania railroad,
and the Buffalo. Rochester a. Pittsburgh
railroad. The contract price OF the
orders aggregates 81. 100000.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-08-19
Personal AND political.

DR.. Maria NJ. Gross. one of the pioneer
women physicians of Chicago, died al
her home, aged 66 years.
ExGoy. Henry NJ. Rector died at Lit
tie Rock, Ark, after an illness OF one
years duration.
Lillian Lewis. an actress of national
reputation, died at Pennington, Mimi,
of consumption.
DR.. Nathaniel Wilson Leighton, presi-
dent OF the union board OF veteran eX-
aminers and a distinguished army sur
geon of the civil war, is dead in New
York city, aged 81.
II is announced that the Ohio repub-
lican campaign will be opened at Akron
September 20. Gov. Roosevelt. of New
York, and Judge Nash will be the
speakers.