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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-17
O'BRIEN REPUDIATED IN THE SEVENTH
WARD.

The Democrats of the Seventh Ward met,
last evening at No III East Broadway and reorganized
the WITH Assembly District Reform Association as q
Greeley and Brown Campaign Club George II. Allen
occupied the chair and Col A. B. Caldwell made an adj
dress in which he discussed the duty Of the Democracy
in the coming campaign. The following resolutions Of
fered by him. were then unanimously adopted
Whereas The National Democracy Convention assembled at
baltimore placed Horace Greeley and b. GA1 brown
ard .--,x-., .ou,....
reas behooye Democrat to stand by the nominees
Of his psrty and the principles enuuoated therefore, be
es5lrei That Club will oil honorable means to MAINTAIN ana
sustain the policy of b. eaThetJ supporting 1se
Brown for high positions for which they we're 30 eouay anu
unanimously nominated
John Cannon then moved that Senator James oBrien
be Endorsed as a candidate for Mayor Mr. Dunn stated
for the information of the meeting that VIM A. Daring
had declared at uptown meeting on the preceding
evening that Mr.. OBrien would support the Admins
traton Col Caldwell then drew attention to the add-
tiona fact that men like VIM. II. Wlckham and others
ought 10 be considered The motion was almost unani-
mously tabled which IN effect reputation OF MI
O'Brien.
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10 the floor and threw young girl down ann Dndd
another that she could not for an bOur or more
Then the bolt passed through another window OUT dOOrs
INTO pile OF steel, and traced finally 10 te sean
which runs near the works and CARES the machinery
III was matter OF surprise that no fatal injuries Wce
received among so many people and - much IRON wOFk
Az Hyde PARK the storm reached ITS hight between ~
and O'Clock. Mr.. @. Wilson's house, Wanuist, was
terribly shattered by bolt. hr. Wilson states that
for five minutes before the crash tue room where
the most damage was done was completely
and after the lightning struck the house
sDeled 80 strong or sulphur as 10 sCken the WhO4e
family, consisting or pine persons, none OF WhOn were
injured, yet number O them narrowly escaped with
torn OF, aud glass and paseIng shattered generally.
ahe lightning also struck MI j. r. GroeDOws house. On
Dlna1yc dong but light damage. The lightning struck
Samuel THff's hOnsc, on Warren-ave making an al
Cf the roof almost stripped Of shingles, and
the yard filed with shingles, clapboards ana splnt-
There five persons IN the house at the ume,
but Of Them were seriously injured, although Mrs.
TAFT received "a severe shUok.
On the water the storm was fully as tor
rife as upon the land. lelvy fog pre-
vailed, and steamers for the South Shore were
obliged 30 suspend their last trips Tho fog appeared To
hang ike an electric VapOr Nantasket Beach, aud
the rapidly OF the flashes OF Lightning was 20 incessaht
that the effect wac binding while from time 10 tme tne
fOrked lightning along horizontally, IOllOwcu ny
thunder only rolled, but incosed, IA u were
III the fog bank reyerberbted as " fOng along noun
famous region. DWelers at the c0ltages Oh the GINS
and at the KOckland House were some WhaJ a1fe nut
wo have heard OF no serious damage being zone IN tAJ
immediate vicinity .. .-..
WHITTIER FRUSTRATED by LIGHTNING.
The thunder-shOWer of Tuesday afternoon
was severe in AmesDury, Mass. Inc residence OK
John g. Whittier on Ficndr., was struck Dy hfhthhg
and the poet the time passing from The ha
to his study Frustrated 20 the BOOr but MS many
friends viii be glad that he not berOuEIy III
jured and his house not much damaged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-17
THE WEATHER.
HOT DAYS IN TIE CITY.

The week just closing has been the most
trying Of the season. Tho thermometer has not run as
high as during the last June and the frat OF july ana
there have been number Of heavy showers; but for
enervating and prosratng heat, the week ending Aug
II SURPRISES On Thursday OF last week tho mercury
Indicated 300 for the first time in the month"; and repeated
itself on Friday and Saturday On Sunday, 1t rose In
earnest The day was almost cloudless, and
the sun shone down remorselessly. On Monday
there was the same brazen sky, the same
heroo glow. and higher temperature,
mass OF thundercouds gathered toward night only to
uisappoint expectation by very slight shower. Tues
nay was, III possible more sury and brief but heavy
thunder-shower late IN the evening" had only the most
transient effect On Wednesday the heat reached IFS
climax. By . in the morning the Thermometer had
marked s2 by noon SC or ss by p. m 90 $50 and
there was little Of moderation till after dark There
an unusual number OF sunstrokes and It seemed difficult
even TO breathe. In the evening there was display OF
northern lights. and OF lightning the dsta nee and at
midnight there was another heavy thundershower On
Thursday the temperature fell to nearly that Of Tues
day. There was a hard shower at about $50, which
made the evening quite endurablc and toward midnight
there was second shower. which subsidized into a settled
rain. This continued throughout yesterday and last
night. greatly relieving the temperature The following
In the deatlrate Of this week. as compared with the
corresponding dates IN 1871:
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Dsrtop Al.rns,es-wi.m Wade James Hunter Evood Ihorn
tourgh Merritt Philip j. Leiieti h"efAes
james McGee, james W. HAYES . x-,, -,
cenn-Deegaics- d. Lspauh Alexander wilder '9hn -.
Pollok; Aernates-Dr Robert s. Newton "nAm O. murray '
Str1cpnDelesses-wu Henry Anthem. Elias Disney " Gre
raai Aernssamioa fsb. jr, O. Joseph hoeh' lhoo'' -
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Joel W Mason Benjamin X PHELPS.
David MelsA; Aena,es-Char a. flammef benjamin a. ii'
Deegs,es-Dsne D. T. Marshall Edward Mitchell Be,-
rs gln; AhornaesEmuld Stephenson Joel hrhut 'onh "
Yrean-Deegstes-Jcssp Culrpp, Andrew BeAkeT After
naes-n 4. Lendeu, Thomas Hagan . - a., n -. 49,,
Taeusfl.- delegates A. Darling Dafl 1uoi N''i
pses-James r Davies Nichols A. Babcoct John X Russell
rrep, Ieegstes-James y. Watson. Henry 6 Robinson
james Thousoni AenaeSsmuel Lueke pS'a barley . - -
Beyland
N KINGS COUNTY.
Grant Republican Conventions were heiu,
last evening in the Assembly districts of KINGS
County and the following delegates were elected 10 INC
State Convention:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bennett W. Mclvane h'ein''e'-
Thee. shelton, W. NJ. Rome, =, = - cu T. N Roherts
Alernse-Theo Hinsdae John Lee John Douglas ,,,.,.
Tbfrd-Deega,es-John r. MOntsss Joseph H. IAjofi n''
- Thomson y. Shaurmsn D-..Ao.. Al.
Frfl-Delegaies-Wm Woods J. r. Norton s. b. Dntchdi AZ
Fifh-Delfc4tes-W G. Williams Nm Myer y D.
F. higgins A,ernates-A kowey j. O. houAn' D. 10 1iA'' " "
X. Smith. 60. o...oo ot.h
Ssrnh -Degates-t w. Cheshire, T. H. FONDA WA lie bel
cram Altenstes-L Rhodes W. B. Sroeon. n A. IayIor;
Eighfl-Delegse-D Williams Aheruste-Geo W; Den, -.
NiRth-Delegaes-A. g. Williams, u, ouisensS N'" '
Al.emstes-R B Fisher Barnet Johnson, Demos JeWsL
The With and IXth District Conventions we're CaIIvu
nv the Maddox LEIGH party, and the remaining COhNe-
lions by butcher and JOurdan
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AN ATTEMPT TO COMPENSATE FOR SENATOR
WILSON'S RECORD.

AN ATTEMPT TO COMPENSATE FOR SENATOR
WILSON'S RECORD.
The following circular and comments were
published in TIE Times Of THURSDAY:
AN ANIICATHoLIC CRY.
1t appears that the Oraugcmen going for Gree
ley at least the fanatics among them. THe following
CIRCULAR has been widely distributed:
"HO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THE BOYNEW
To ~ Loyal OraAgsn,u Clis,as otne United S ass
BROTHERS ATTNIoS; You re pectiuly yi'ed tot oogfr
10 be held ph ephs, August ~ i02 All Ougsmen Of the
expected present principal
Cathode faith from gaming The OeA asenleH the coming
deny preferences due to the Ba
, % & are Dsleri Hiin our own and Who IS
heart and .o9 has heietooe protected Protestant and
This nyiat strictly peron yonr,e, only prompt reply
S eamey requested and all Particulars regard pace nsg
JAMS RossBoruUN Philadelphia, Penn
By order Of the Committee Of ATrang ,nents
TRIBUNE reporter called last night on several prom
lnent Orangenen ia this city, to ascertain whether any
such convention had been authorized. Dr. j. johnson
Of No DOyeTst told the reporter that the circular pub
sEed The Times was, doubtless, forgery. The only
person who has any authority to call convention this
city william MCGEE District Master. OF Mr. Ross
bOthuIn" he knew nothing. and he did believe that
iy ouch person connected with the Orange Insu-
ton IN any Official capacity.
The reporter auerward visited Mr.. MCGEE, District
Master OF York AZ his Residence, No 80 Tallmann-
81, brooklyn lie sad that the article had founda-
In fact lie did not know Mr. kOssDOthum although
had FAINT recollection OF having heard the name,
bat he almost positive that such person held
ONCE He said that the Orngemcn had not held any
nS since last June, aud that wOnd be held before
next JanuaTA He sud that the Orange Institution
lad not Issued any sucn circular and that II
gross assumption OF authority N any not
Invested with the ngbt had called u convention No
meeting OF political character viii be Leld, and every
Orangeman will be 10 be peases He said
tnat he had received iutnaOns Of snch action
nom the Grand Master of the Orange Institution OF the
United States, j. Bond, l. the Oy person author
,zea " call any convention outside Of New-YOrk and
lhdt IN bis opinion tho circular hu!uhug and did
not n"l any attention. lie nad not received copy OF
nIcnted Ia TINS way.
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LOCAL POLITICS.
GRANTS DEMOCRATIC ALLIES.


TWENTY RECRUITS RESPOND ~ VIZ
Tho adberents of Col. Blanton duncan ne'u
-, 80 orerce Yesterday at the ST. James ho'e
-, - an hour after the time named IN the cai'
- - ,,st % persons in Room No. 10 ana the party
- inde single man of national reputation. Ine
,or,,nent persons present were Wm c. Barrett
,los' ., che Apollo Hall Democratic Executive Com
- and a trusted adviser Of Senator OBrieM MI
son one OF the clerks OF the Marine Court ana tue
er.tarv Of the Apollo Hall Democratic Executive Co'n
Into and Judge Flanders Scarcely six states were
reDreseDted The object Of the meeting was 70
t,,sb an opportunity for informal discussion ana 10
officers were therefore, chosen. Delegates from Dea'
vare Illinois and Kentucky claimed that Their states
ould be represented at the Louisville Convention ana
81 was also stated that dclegaon nom this city womb
probably attend the Convenon No seemed TO kho"
what would be done. Two OF the gentlemen preSen'
said that they had dned tho previous evening WIN
Charles O'Conor and had urged him to allow MS h"uo
ia he used AS the nominee OF the Louisville convention
but no decided answer had been given by hlin
was much desutory discussion, but no deunite co0i"
sion had been reached at the hour OF Adjournment
A nrominent Democrat when informed. yesterday al
eTnoon AZ the headquarters OF the Democratic Execu-
tive Committee that Charles OConor was talked OF as
he nominee Of the Louisville Convention declared tnAt
er no circumstances would the latter consent 10 pe
candidate for the Presidency and that less IMAM TWO
geeks ago Mr. O'COnOr, the speakers nearing hau
ai1 high tribute TO the worth and patriotism OF Mt
.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-17
PERSONAL.

The leader of an orchestra at Richmond, Va,
CLAIMS to be II descendant OF Oliver Cromwell.
Mr. Arthur Helps, the author of Friends in
Council is 10 made a Knight Commander of the Bath.
Ernest LongiellOw, the artist second son
of the poet LongellOwhas abroad for study and
travel.
Gov. Cooke of the District of Columbia, with
his family. is ut the Twin Mountain House, In New
Hampshire.
We read that Mr.. Sager, rabbi of Jewish
Synagogue. AT Mobile has renowned Judaism and be-
come II Baptist.
Biersadt, the artist, is in San Francisco,
having come from the Yosemite Valley, with portfolio
full skctchts.
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and Mr., gybrtg WILL sybrnus Ward Mis- Rihe.
Mr. Re- Mr. Irdvig Pefo ProJ, Mr. school, hr MaeLsne
Mr. Twey Konsk Mr Norman. Mr Fes. NerHe NJ Pr1ie-
honre y Bsrhor srd msic. K0tn0rsky SspOo1,
Mr Mobcla Odenbs p Dedder A. A. Care Ant eehei Du'
mont Mare Mrs T. Jacob, LAemin Lev. ". GfoOo NJ fcf
canepn James Lott Dr o. C.eyrl. Nr 81 hsn IoHsn' &
simonl BODY Miss Nagrcr, b Maryue T. L1uz a. . Lff'
Mr. Va9ioorsbeke D. Levy Mr. Mfs L. tclrer hF ifef
Kobss Cbss Benlri T. HourcsSd' Mr AraIi, Am-ie br'
mai. Mr Reicbno. An3Idt OBJ Joapbf ~ ui'fr.
M and Mr., Chare.nT nr Goset, Ms henue T. Ln'le =
Ns.han Ger ne Lam0ue Mr. FJ go child, Boz. , Do "a
snisp Pon on Ab-stau Jtb Ctlnfe Anna Otur- ~
AID Dess f. Coismp. r. CoCt1 bA J. B5roi NJ Jal.fe o
rer M su.arne Coeu. Humer1 iarLfm.u1 Nr ed NJ da
rcrg Isabel Msnga,. Diane M8r 1fgiae borre, W. Ma
Gir4d L. Cones ~ Mgsob ~ 70 ',at l. d. D. boa khsfL
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The following sun8trokes were reported yesterday

IH7 IOTOWIIg sun5IrOKes were reportcd yesterday:
Robert Drew, carpenter, OF No. 20 Henry-st, New
YORK. dled from sunsrOp ut the Second Brooklyn Police
Precinct Stationhouse Yesterday.
Michael Kenny, age 81 suustruCk at his residence
No. 2B East FOrty-iiith-st.
Patrick OBren, age SO. OF Mulberry and Spring-st
nj Bellevue Hospital.
pital.
Jacob swezer, age o. OF No. "a Avenue A; at Belle
vue Hospital.
Charles Reid, age 50; at his residence, No. 2Ol Chat
hamst.
Gebhardt Harme, age 49, at his residence No. 1856 Riy
ingtOn-s
An unknown man, age about &c; at Bellevue HOsnita
Annie Davis, age 20; at her residence, No Ca Third
ave.
Mary Kennedy age 20 at her residence No 2l2 Green
wIch-st.
An unknown woman. ago about 30; at the Park Hos
pital.
william Montgomery, age A. captain In the 10th Reg
lmeut unrlng the Rebellion; died in an ambulance.
George H. De Myse OF Brooklyn died AT Park Hospital
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NEW JERSEY LIBERALS.

CALL FOR A STATE CONVENTION AT TRENTON
The following call has been issued by the
Liberal Republican Executive Committee of New-Jersey
or state Convention to held at Trenton on sept III
Tine Liberal Republicans II NewJcrsey, VINO nave
hitherto acted with the Republican party anu u ~
that the spirit that inspired the origin anu @ 49,
progress Of that party may De peipr 80
NV are c0mpeled 10 abandon their old party asolacs
and seek channels through "Lh0n " '"'' WIN -
hti,al Influence. 80 49, -oo,loss and
arrogant leadership which has prcstlluted IhaJ parry
from It's high and commanding position IuoIo Wv
differed from the President upon sttaI ha,ioa ,ts
lions who protested aG'mst corrupt aPpO4Iti0 -
illegal interference with weak foreign powers auu VIZ
lat0n of international law loose and unaWlm
mcnts OF public money, unWlse ana iacous % ,s
, and iuaupulatiOns Of STATE elections 10 eNlenu lne
p0yer OF the Admins ratOn, uupallainehtay anu ul
Ircccdentcd formation Of investigating committees ~
shield the illegal action and unworthy appOtees OF 'ne
President. have been systematically poscIlDeu.i III
they sincerely regret the necessity that eOmpeIs 'en
action they cannot latter -, A.. s,.,, q, oo,,r
All Republicans, therefore who feel that duy 10 COu
try prevents their acting with tine old RepuDcah parry
lon GER who approve the principles enuh' ltIeu III va
Cincinnati platform, and desire the maintenance anu
strict observance OF the same who believe that the e
fur punishment and prescription Tor oHeAsts committee
during the Rebellion has gone by; VINO desire pcace'
good will and reconciliation IN al pOIuoHs VI ou i
Try and among all classes OF citzens ana VINO btLeNo
that the election OF Horace Greeley as ttesluSnl wiz az
Conpsh these results, and naugurate ClNi service anu
other desired benccent reiOrmsi all suCh lcPuo
Ds are requested send delegates 10 represent them
~ q state Convention, 10 lie held IN Washington nan III
the City of Trenton "Wednesday the llih DAY OF sep
teiubeT next, at u O'Clock for the purpose OF n0-
mating electors be voted for at the ensuing fresldeh-
ta election and transacng such other business as may
properly come before the Convention.
Tae basis OF representation I'D edch lOWh7hlp anu
war viii be delega. Tor every z.tO ioptHloh hJ
tnt last census, ana additional delCte 4Jr tath ldc-
~ Che above number &c al 20 OF greater ,hH oIo
LA but the Liberal l. puOucais in ca,h county are It
Qucsted TO seno iy delegates As "l9I TO az, hu'
The several counties VIII be entlIeu 70 Cast ''o io
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GOVERNMENT REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAsHINGTON. ID. C.. Aug. II, lS72-l a. IN.

WAR DEPARTMENT, }
OFFICE or THE CHGEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON. ID. C.. Aug. II, tS72-l a. m
Synopsis for me fDeHtU-fOar hours.
The barometer is highest over the South
Atlantic where rain has prevailed, but now fol
lowed by partly cloudy weather Cloudy weather and
rain and s0uthery To easery winds continue from Viz
ginia TO Maine.
Clear weather and light TO fresh winds have generally
prevailed from Texas TO Alabama, and thence TO Lake
Erie and TO Lower Michigan; tie barometer has oe-
cIdedly fallen from Kansas and Missouri and to Lake
SUPERIOR with fresh, risk s0uthery 10 eastery winds
partly cloudy weather; area Of low barometer -
apparently advancing cast Yard toward the northwest
Probabilities.
SoutheTy TO eastcrly WINS and clear weather gener-
ally prevail Saturday the Western Gulf States
winds vccring westerly aud clearing weather f,Oiu
+ .Oiida a. NOr'h Carol va.
SuuthcTly WINS nd clearing but partly cloudy
weather tAe Middle 1td rs with cloudy weather
f'r New En- Land and wan parity cloudy weather rom
T'nLessee to Lake Erie.
TIE continue falling from the Missouri 70
the Lppp ke9, with sOuthcry u sOuh-easterly winds
AID increasing clOudiness, ana with probably threaten
ing weather and brisk wInus over the latter.
Bat very lew O the regular midnight Geographic re-
ports have as yet been received.
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ight, S. cloudy, and mining
DOlfESTIC pDRTS


CoLr0S ASSOCIATION u Cooper Institute, dasg TIA
Wih the oDator) drawn eIh win
without sc1rl Every patient has -r
scr0, and "a numbered The o
loving specimens the Wh patents have Srn opO
se their
"A pleasure rather than ptin."
lich IS CrIsls and IN heaven certain"
Bully you; is Lrst rate"
was sleptie, but confess conversion
" DIR. Cotton deserves a monument"
Didn't hurt one Bit" By lady 10 yeaTs u age.
Went 10 the opera"
tame 200 mies-am SATISFIED"
n teeth with inhaai0n-nO pain
Was willing 70 bet +ilO ny teeth
SEEMED 10 % 10 paradise"
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Asthma and Bronchitis ef.ctusy relieved BY the q
DTUKA TArULA for in most Tg attack OF asthma Lor DunaaJ
bad scarcely smoked the DArURA TArUL for
atated aud be relieved
wonderfully lie told me be bad use for as with toe most persei
Certainly the inhalation hal the eject
witnessed j. Acyegh. 81 have instance
which rlef obtained Gen Alexander. Sold tobacco
tins cigars ard boxes and pses for Inhalation In
b0As by MOORE l4 New Bond LOl1OD, and all Chemists
drug is.s aud st0reIeepeas throughout the Staits.
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LATEST SHIP NEVIS.
For other shin Ee,rs see Sscond Poge.i

For other ShtD Nc'rS see bfcoHH f0Jet
ARRIVED.
Steamship ~ CD OtendorD ImsB Aug via so0ha aps
6b sg1Ib ~. 80 nd ussa 10 lDercns
sesmsip Ha tB Aie5.uher Liverpool Ang and een'-
tDwn .ti vi 90 Il.ss aud 70 C1s. g. FfsncA 2. go .
Steamship France Fr Dsg IavTe Aug via Bes ID WITH nose
and pass % Geo Mackenzie 49,.
Bars (of Sunderland Lovery Palermo % lays Win 'ph'
ana rags.
Bsrk Peloyo sraH Roses. Havana II -a-s IN ballast -
Barr Helen Patterson OF Pc;,a r. 81 Bo 'a'rs % dap VIA
mise.
b = Auzuto tsp5i) --, Havana y dsys 10 ballast
Bns LlDnO La Monica ia noso CaaS'nafe - 'h's "'''
schr. L. Warren Roberts Georgetown s. c. - days with n-'d
Sc6r J. p Cake smith Georgetoen D. C for New. Haven.
Northern Cole, WITH
hL Grace est (of Ssry) Wood Brunswick Ca 'dsys VII
Schr Tampa Isre., st. John " B, With lumber
Senr Tar, Morton Cow Bag VIII coat
sCH0OyREs-RIgER CoNrvise
James Fitch. Sew. London. b. l. Adsm, Rockpori as
Geo Gilum. PoranI, e. kuCenc, " effect
Hattie ). Collins. = Nj. smith. Providence
Z. p. Church, Bristol, Ne Alice sersuton Gi1ori, q
n. L1cyH Westerly.
n. ". Dickens hesery kOrei, RchuOp4. Ne.
+. A. Evans New-Haye1.
WISD-Sun1own. light S cloudy, and ninlng
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosos. Aug BAryd L. :. steamship Worcester rom Hemp
WahugiOn Mctelal, BalmOlcs
Saxon Philadelphia; ship James A. Wight from Caca'ta tAFf
i ser. from q -ssQo4, brig Emily from ManzaniiS
foRrRzss Baltimore birk tn
umph Lyerpoo brig Alfred, Montevdeo Mar Ann.
Efsaai fIesasmo, o bark Prince Napoleon
Maga bars Maggie " HUgg Richmond Is
baIk lsnkee. Tor New-fOrk.
SATASNAH Ca, Aug 6Clesred Beebe NewYork
Sa led 5gamEa NeW.iork Hes
TyDee to-day weather She vii proceed Tomorrow
FOREIGN PORTS
QUEENSTOWN 9-The steamship olympus from BJst0a Aug
for Liverpool arrived at this port At o'clock tbs aiierLoOn
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PERSONALITY TELEGRAPH

...Secretary Boutwell, is the guest of L. P. Nor
ton, st Nespor.
Mr.. Sothcrn, the actor, sailed on Thursday
Ne gYok TO fui his engagement In America
Gen Sherman visited Oxford, England, on
Thurs and had very agreeable reception IRON the authorities Of the
Unworthy.
The funeral Of Commodore William II. Ma
comb place Philadelphia THURSDAY and attended BY large
number Of naval and military officers
800. Senior Don Emilio Bernard was introduced TO
the Secretary Of state and deFeed
Li, credentials as Minister Resident Of Nicaragua
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passed of quietly and lin accordance with the Pro-
gramme previously decided upon. There were Two Ill
dox and Ilch against Jourdan and butcher, and the
belief is that the former were successful AZ the polls
I'm the Tenth Ward there an ARRAY between inc Two
ciiones and blows were exchanged. one 81 Cen jour
dams friends, John COtigan In the Sixth War; caused
disturbance at the polhngpllce, In Laiimer nan ana
when capt. Ferry O the Third Precinct attempted 10 nr
rest him he violently struck the officer Ia the lace lie
,yns subsequently, locked up.
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The Great Remedies for Consumption Wasting and lodges
ton sayOy Moore Psgcreaic Emulsion aud Pancreane Mc
woo have msd special study testify that life i prolone In re-
mAaOe apet o strength and WEIGHT Increased gesuos
greatly J impaired aud the general condition OF
tie bod nyot sod bo By Ss7oy Moore Chemsts 70 ID.
Queen, j. a. the Prince Of Nfie. hA H1h.s hut4yl u
hgpt g. ~ Nrv 5oD8s Lonlvl, li Cl u Dr1.s aui
~ snsoUs re >s NCrE-Saue All u4s narE On
.asf npLse
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COTTON RECEIPTS.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

AIrISy Auz I6-Nong Wheat Rye quiet Al e69eTe
for w and Stqte unchange Of Western Mixed here
AID 10 arnye, al G2d63.c Oats firm. bat dull
WuSISgroS n C. Aug Is Spirits Turpenine steady st t5c
Roia ssea1y a. ~ 50 Extra No. $40 for No q SO q
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Tde following published by the Cotton Den
tai u 1889
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NewYork Cry. Ills long
experience the best
the country"
and Rowland Broadway. Twenty bisL.
devote their practice " The painless eIlcn0n 0fteeth