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Surely this was not asking much. II
was reasonable and proper request, be-
cause Republican philanthropists, Ring
chiefs, preachers and pious exhorters, had
stolen three millions of the earnings of
these poor ignorant people. Delegates
were sitting in that Convention who had
their wallets stuffed with this plumber.
And others were there who allotted III the
rascality.
Not voice was raised to second the re-
quest. The Convention treated IL with
contempt, looked upon the speaker as an
intruder and mis- suggestion as an impert
hence. But they found time and opportu-
nifty TO make new plank in the platform
for the benefit of EFFIGY SARGENT aud
offered that to the colored people rs a rec
oinpense for an Insulting neglect:
XXI Il il the Immediate duty Of Congress to fully in.
tion ~ the Mongotians on the moral and material IN
teresis Of the country"
This is the consolation offered to seventy
thousand black citizens who have been
robbed by u combination of Republican
thieves, of their little savings. And IL ID
all they Will ever get from such source.
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ment on the subject. Now let the Germans
read the Republican platform and see II they
can ind in 1t any reference to any OF these
things.
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JAY GOULD does not commit his Tribune
to HAYES. BLAINE was his man, and he was the
fayorte of the railroad men generally. But JAY
GoULD's stool pigeon will have hard summers
work Of 1t, II his master makes him support both
tickets at the same time
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North i,iyer ynch, Rnce

The New Jersey Yacht CLUB will enjoy its an
nual contest TOMORROW. Tne course Is Triangular
&c whole race may be seen from the Eysan Fields.
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Prudonuy brelk up your cold hy the timely
use Of nr JaYnc's EIpectOran Od remedy Tor sore
lun. ana thgoss, ana certain curative fVr coughs
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We cannot too highly commend the
course of Brother STEWART Mt that colored
Methodist Conference on saturday. lie refused
to resort to the policy Of silence In his treat
ment OF the case Of the sister who persisted In
thrusting her love on him unsought, aud he a
married man; but he bold, exposed her wick
edness. He had shown his adorer's letters to his
wife-a wise aud honorable proceeding which
suggested that Brother STEWART was not In
the least tainted with Beecherism, for
BEECHER far from showing his wife
Mrs TILToS's letters, actually wrote to the
latter 10 come to him when his wife
was away. BROTHER STEWART might, how
ever have chosen asomewhat less em barrsssing
means OF indicating who the love-lorn damsel
was than that OF publicly pointing her out In
the church gallery. 1t must have been a trying
ordeal for the love-struck maiden. SIN,
Brother STEWART had great provocstion, and
the Young lady should know better than TO fail
In love with a married man, and he a minister.
We fancy Brother STEWART will hereafter MT
be pestered with tender epistles from the fair
ones Of his flock. II 3EEcIIER had been as In
flexible in his morals and rs discreet Ia his ac-
ton the colored brother, how much better
OF he would be now, aud how many hearts
would be whole which are now bleeding.
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Two delegations OF French workingmen
are coming here from France TO study tho Phila-
delphia Exhibition aud the industries OF the
United States. One Of these bodies Is ofhcial
the members having been appointed BY tho
Ministry OF the Government, while the other
body represents the workingmen's syndicates,
or trade societies, by whom they were
selected. The idea of the mission to this
country originated with the Syndicates, which
voted portion Of the expenses Jut Of their own
funds, raised portion by public suhscripton
and public meetings, received a donation from
the authorizes Of the city Of Paris, AID then
asked the Government To supply the deficiency.
The Government agreed to do this, ON condition
that the delegates already chosen by the S,ndi
Gates should ave way to delegation selected by
the Government. The Syudicates refused 10 &C
cept these terms, and raised among themselves
a fund sufficient to send twcnty-nine Of their
own delcg ties, who sailed from lavre on Sllur-
day and Will arrive here next week. In addition
to this BODY, the French Government will send
the delegation selected by itself. Steps are
beigG taken IN this city to offer receptions TO
both delega' ions.
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HAYES respectability cannot be made a
cloak to cover up such fostering Republican
sores as BELKSAP, BABcoCK RoBBERsoS. and
BLAINE. The people will not forget that the
party which nominates HAYES Is the one which
has fostered GraDtism and brought Disgrace on
the American name. There can be no effective re-
form long US the Republican party is Ia power,
with Its we'll oiled machinery kept running by
an army Of of1ceholders.
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Mr.. BENNETT, we are sorry TO say, was
worsted on Saturday by Lord VAUDEVILLE in
the second contest for the polo championship
cup. But our spirited contemporary has won
30 many honors ON the sea aud on the land, In
journalism, yachting, walking, four-in-h nd
driving, and lightning railroad trains, ina, he
can afford to let Lord MANDEvILLE have the
polo cup Moreover, we venture 20 predict that
Mr.. BENNETT will win 1t back some day There
Is certainly no other American editor who could
approach him as a polo player
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The Colored People ut Cincinnati.

On the first day of the Convention, the
Rev. HENRY HIGHLAND GARNET, u colored
delegate well known and esteemed IN this
city. made an urgent appeal in behalf of his
race for an act OF justice TO which the
plundered freedmen are entitled He said
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"There men from whose hands letters were
stricken who had got together their little earnings and
by the advice and direction of their friends had aiG II
away tor rainy day. But by the uIsmana cement Of
thg men who bad deceived them they had been de-
priNcd OF their little earnings, to-day there nch
Ing hearts al over the South because Of thee losses II
you can IN YOUR deliberations put IN little plank In
your platform that VIII give security To every man Ia
the south that the sunerngs he has endured W COZ
sequence OF the rascaty Of the managers o tue Freed
mans S4Nings Bank shall ccase. II woulu very saila
fac DRY unto them. DOHi forget that II you can DO
y, 90 u, aud ,oI WI have ,he gratitude sna The love
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II will be seen that Gen. ROGER A. Pryor
takes ground against the sbroeation of the
two-thrds rule In the National Democratic
Convention nj 81. Louis His argument u In.
teresting. Nevertheless, the fruitful source OF
mischief should now be AbroRated. Its opera
ton has done incalcu lable evil to the Demo
cratic party and the country.
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BLAINE's convenient illness, with all tho
theatrical accessories, paid puffery Of the press.
Ring combinations. lobby tricks and shatns, aud
other dodges. proved unavaihng. There never
was seen before such gathering Of public
plunderers and Legislative jobbers as assembled
at Cincinnati last week, all shouting "BLAINE"
In chorus. He was their " idol candidate" as
air. FRYE Of Maine described him. Tho part
PLAYED In this business by Don HAMILTON FISH,
Is quite worthy OF some Of his other perform
ances. BLAISEs managers had telegrAphed
from Cinc that he must be got out Of tue
house, II only for ten minutes, before the bal
lotng commenced. The sickness was timed so
that he should improve wonderfully on We'd
nesday, the nrs day Of the Convention. That
afternoon he was driven out In an open ba-
rouche by FISH not into the fresh country air
among the beautiful drives around Washington,
which a real invalid would naturally seek, but
up and down the broken aud rotten wood pave
ments OF Pennsylvania avenue and past tho no.
tells. at an hour when crowds Of people were cir
culating along the thoroughfares seeking relief
from the great heat. II FISH was serving as
political groom to BLAINE, he played a double
part, for at the same time GRANT had every rea-
son TO believe he was hostile to the Maine job
Der, aud friendly to the candidate Of the White
House. The artiace. however, ended In expos
ing BLAISE's sham and FIsn's duphclty.
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Josiah Quincy 8 Er,barra --ment.

Prom ne Boston Dqtv Adrstfser. dug 81.
The Hon. Josiah Quincy has become tom
noratly Ell barr d, owing to the unprecrd-
tnted shrlnkagc In the value Of real estate. but
his assets are ample to meet MA liabilities II
nscessary His only creditors are four banks,
and these Institutions have greed to let mat
ters remain In statue FiO fpf the present.
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LEA SURF HtrhtNG.
kubli, tloiltts.
STATE or NEW YORK.

STATE OF NEW YORK;.
70 IN. s,.,,ro mo t ALs4S1, Az. / 80
Elton 60 o. he,a "a ~ = re on the rnest .ns
h,r seventh. tue foSiAg oGicos are 10 be elected.
a q ,vernor. in tle piace Of samuel j. Til ion.
ALeI1enant Governor. IN tae pi &c Of Wiinam Dor
a anal Commissioner, IN the pl ce OF James Jack.
Al Inspector of stat. Prisons. IN the place of Be,.
jimln s ". SisrA aepo,itei b, tho Governor In tho
full teu1. in the Place OF Hoberl Earl appont'd BY
Al wao:t ter ns Of office viii expire ,no last dAy
Tart,::dv Electors of President ami Vice President
ut State. isf & A fn fSss cS"sT',; q Ss
aipo'e Of the firs Second, THIRD, Fourth Flfti
New Y r.. II does l-sld. ~ - Had a-d Governors
;, 4 pre- ent4tlyc 10 the Fors NJ Cong e,. of tho
United state Tor thc sixtn ClhgresioIa District
Wslas Of ne city OF New York ia the ccuny u Ss%
:, lsep.escnanye IN tae Forty MN Congress, Of ,,e
United stat FOR the seyeilh Goa ressiolii District,
cip = Sen York. !. the oouniy Of 50 Yor,.
h,prcs NATIVE "a t9a for yhun coi!re's 4 tne
XvSAl'o'cd o. e N'nin, titireltn an SAsee.tl
wituu -Four lccntn -tre,; TNonty.,ixln str.et ana
Fourth AID ga ayena . IA iae ctf OF NV f5rA, "a
~ r p .s,'cat.iys n tS- Fore.nflh c?lggSof he
co M .rI ~ s, niue Of Ina ..i,t,.t ~ - ,'p',
within lwenH-syln e Get, Foitetn sire &, seseath
%Ne",e sn tie haisoa ny ana - much Of tle
tirihs. rri suuYtcn Duyyr Crrry iis IN ayrn r ind
AlSy2 r'or Ia th' eiIy OF Sc" ,rN'A lhe c0lt, VI
rA,E:,, seaa!,ye m the rortyatn cong cs Of ~
e. lo9 ed ni ~ mach of th' h ~ tnth ", e.t
lpcay s VIVA II .etyS i .'' o. ih i ave- ave.
ne .n 81 l*inl' IA ine cay 81 Niw lolA, Ia
IA E,'.S oa a ~ ~, &c FOR yafn cqosroi o. sos
4 d
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sumo aI1 4tlJn,.
ADvERTISEit-

Nay i'av. lhrlr flyor' for lus suy a. the only
NJ y hrnh Nv ~, 'rntr OF ~. ST. ~ p. NJ aud
bO'- NrI -I It., opposite tinn1 Ole,l ioIse AMI
NX' 1oO ~ w. &C. nrT VI i1tn st.. ultn ~ II
N"fAFA char
4 z 20 JONES ST., west OF oh av.. furni,ncd
-, ,H"'N lYr house accepting aisO Ooarders wanted
A FEW men, also ladies' can Obtain board large
"a SIN I'll roonHi = sand buh 235 Wr.t 33l IT..
4 FEW resp ctAlln men will dnu good board and
4 NENTLEhkN can hive good board and single
~ rpulns al ~, he - hOi Hlsl, $50 A.ic- "a
n"'ur, VI no AL bahi English fanny no nltoRwlch
GENTIFMtN cin hr accommodated Win board
~ a"d single Oeds ut - ial'o yuuls l4ly ~ 90
EtN lLEnEN can have good nnari, s,ugic ~
- IN hrds aiso Two iadlc, laJ BOA ders. 900
Etsi Broadway.
EENrIEhL wishing good npar,i, WIN email or
~ iuolhs aso t~o ladies', terus moderate. III
lluu -oI 20
E1NhlkNi~IiEp RDDNi on nrst nonr, nrtv.t.
y @ e. u ihtl sets. shitl letIrhs lhuu.eAerplnr
~ ~r;. MNKK's PLACE.-Lugc uud small
n ~ Nh'H l"lhls eel rpln' with llAFf Z, .ruf non
-" NV - or par - " lur h,re gclt,; terms IA
""''H or "r'~' Locllipa deslrAhl.
AnS HHUOME ~. west OF Rrotdwuy.-A nI,e,,
~, ~ iIF"1hhe- room for u-e&0rplug rent mode,
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Returning. leaves Rockaway at $3.50
r, NJ. ana passing up the Hudson river.
v III an ri pssseng r. finc view Of the
PAIL AIDES, as well a. the beautiful
villas that dDt the shores uf the NOrtl
river, reaching the city about 7 O'CLOCK.
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RlgPT gDRE::
AND ITS CURE

The fa'ecv Of curing rupture by r. mas been
fiv esta hcu ny the exp rirncc " past ages. There
l. rtaD that VIII radically cure confirm Il
ure, Or that can o. W. cynald re l. " wurl aiV
len th - time other thl inJnrOn. Let loo into
subject ard VII ~ III CUupre tcul our veWs.
the 'rulir ntn~nhi fnrcet again tn waiis of the
10 n N prevUlt adhrsi aud c cure OF tie rupture
by tue tru.! D'siurs the tru wOrJ -uh cnty tl-tt
to tnc iniornI dow iwnrd pressure win the dc-
81 nttrm1tIl TO pr tuc" tue I've irntn uatiOn
r--if ls dane ROM. lrKsDrlc. ana painful. Secnni
T. Ia hlgh, inJ1i lu- to the mu mar siructm :.
Thiri II igL mt to the senses. and inc' sicnt
whit present stage Of nrtstir eurGerY Ike the rup
he has ncen deul.d fr m his earliest recon, elton ~
vatnv attempting get cured from the Ut trsse-
aud hat from misery to uutDll ,0oay h has gon on.
from period to fcrlO t. pending hrs money Khan l.
ing a. ptti nee with 1T Increase Of Ia, rupture.
what ~ the truss Du "A III no - Btip lng steel or
iron band provided ON eacn end wi pa 70 press
simn. tnmrOusy upon tlc "a, X anu add neup WHAT
must be the tff'ct Of tn sc DlsP Ar They nO' beating
Rud deOiliiatug to the ck n walls of the abdO ucn
II thc cc4-clys force Of tn spring bca ing
tutaP I0Oa r moment into the \ ruciure OF man,
IN loo ito ~ the nrsans. ana NIu will wi n u, that
the dnrvs. The bad ter the trndOns the spleen the
yer COrp, aud the lumbar regions nut or later
be seriously affected Dy tn; cOatnued pre- sure Of the
truss
Let from the following example; FIN for in
Stance" sack the nhdpur1 IA nlcu, AMI Ciasp 10 with
one ui those sOcaici ~ cal cure trussss and you Will
see the terrible IN ide by the 1t
~ In TINS tlaf the constant ubr grip
tepir hle INJURY upon tue organs, comp etey Destroy
Ing their iu cti Ms
Ih"r' Is nohn more easily comprehendci when tn
natur" OF yielding subs noes acted upon b. constant
Ir rsurr IA cputp INFLATED.
The following alarming affections Undue ed bv tho
Cisul lput OF tho
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6Tlanfto-

WFT NIiISSP to take hahy TO her homc' JUST
w lost It's mother. 461 West 3Sih A., second moor
NNANrED Oprru r. on Hpwe's machines on chill
w dren'a m, IN O.. 2lD Lewis st., near 1h T.
WANTED q tod operators on coats. at 2S9 East
w ftn So cal FOR hree DAYS
XxrA.TTn rru.cii.s cap nnishers. Apply ut $50
w rr,Inc ST., ? floor.
VvOi VI. Kris con obtain situttgns Tree, lodgings
\ and ucl. AZ 49,. en- ~ 90 thf Hirls LJdsnt HI1.s,
"a ST. Nlrs't pla,c st. tuni'r care u Chudrcn's
Az SIrittyi Aisi. frrf ms ructi1n on sewing int.
chimes lri q to daily t. al VINO may Apply, aud
drasfn Siutt,1 ,lt tri UpuN'.
w 100 l0th A.. Wilisnsbu gh.
IN 81 u syn EII~ wautcl nn mn kr & ho,s and
- ~ inun 5i6 81 Nv. between 3lih suI ai4t ~
~ EXPERIENCED clo,k hands; come carly
sbO aAu y .epired Tor WORK pa East 7ith st.
SA tiNI~llth- on pants from 12a. to roc
sbV apiece. 1i3 Suffolk 81. % Acuput.
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u ONG leland RArLROAn.
G6cKANAY BEACH AND FAR RocKAwAE.
Observation-Disclosures.

AND UNITED Il KRIS ii III i:ourE.
Trains l,nv New lor. Via DesbrOsses AMI Cora "a
streets FERRIES AS follows:
Express for arr.pur Pi t@hureh. the Wet ami soA
win Pullman Palace r All cIe I. v.31 a. A., o n
$50 7. VI. SuddAy. q AMI $40 II. NJ.
W. X; ~ ~ Sl9: n c""se; =; 4, Sex i'r r'4'
fur hithlbfr. NisNlug un, AM the SOutl, IL rff
Washington EXPRESS" OF Pullm 20 PtF Or e. o.iI
except sunda $50 \. NJ; afriv' W4-hii-lln as
NJ Rcyulr ats'lO A. NJ. s'io lniY =. NJ sur
ESrris. ~ Phi,adep'is 1880 $40, p:o 4. NJ. ie.-s
$50 s. = 5 ., !. $40, p. N. mi 4. nlght Acl, =
mol lO17 A. NJ anu 4:l0 z. NJ sundAg 4. -
% Z, $50 andD L NJ. EmIsrlni anus con cas-
ForCe9tennla Derot 81 $50, e.3,. 7.lD. \. Mos
tenpml Depot a. 1. ii' iai1, Is. AMI 1.l5 l. a. ~
SUNDAY i.Sp \. VI ana Il. VI.
f9r Tram to NeWlik, q d "a, RthwaT. ne lnL
Ire ton ieitl AmOJt, il-hnug on, tf.,.d .a 4
and lui3o r. VI. Nnly iolO \. n. an O,O f. L. a. T.
tN''tt Nen -Y. Fr in Ni-lin .tnl snI = o. b., Z.
u;%o \. NJ, gao, hln gni 20 r. N. suLA., $50 :
a. FRO ! J.. ue lu. b. W, ds1 q, ll.lt g. =
l;oo j.. W. .:lA BOO 40 $40 Gl B. 800. e. 81 4
100 A. n" 6;jl a 1870 y. VI
~ lo.rt oMses, A2j ant Jtt brnidNa'. ~ / Astgr
nnW 2, ana root ~ pe.lrn.t. ufi t.HtItiIt ..a.
\" '"nr' st. u lsiyni IL lib and liS ia lt -
Hn'e'es ,en. T. Jersey CHS. E.n .i,ut iI.,r OneA
RASN riid IsjN D.M nOYD.Jr.
heii MANAGER. Orul ia So e., '..1t
CARA rOsA . rect rllt,.N,,. .,.L.i.. =
- Fnut seam IRIS e " PR a. v &c. tot L.r ~ A..
100 tAeNrslfn &c .rt., 4 iod for 30 laws si.il
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GtriJrh Altt.si.

drrQ al ctlns spe NV an perm ,ue ltlY cared 0y
H-NRf \, pANlriS, VI, D., III LuIldstJl Az, ar
gOtu NJ. Hours. StbJ
NfY WIFE, LOUISA GINS. haVns ieft my ned
VI ana Dotrd wiihln cause or prOVuF itiOn hero
forcNarn any r-pns from trusting or Il rborng her
on my account, ~ Will not ue re.npl ~ from rs
date. GEORGE GINS, 4i "a arin n.
New York, Aug %, 1879
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SrprnJ nyMtOtl,s.

4 HAkGNiN In seSn; m.cun.s- ne bottom
- "H 81 hlgl pllctti Epleull .'vl 4 N ii,ol.
49, siY an irr. ~ t. tlj Ni lflx a Oh ~ az
MACAULAY's 0l ~ ecker It,
ls.DO FOR ny almost Il ~ haitc,h,,.t Nn..,
" - - Vt NlWh mlcult, hcluliu, tuth r,
~" M 1,9"rrvi hthn0rs. bluu r., aud rollers.
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tlrn ODQoos.
sjorsrs, Garua3es, ttt.

A 3 nORSE~ CHEAP, YOU'VE ana sound, A5,
llsho fN9i MS fh'nturc trhcK, express wagon. and
harness. lao Madison st.
IpW SALE ch"au horses ana T. lsness Wagons !;
i 80 r'ch. qngr a. lD2 SDutu bth ~.
| q of VERY mao worK huis Tor sale. Apply ut 3O7
- East 40.isL
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NNNNTED-Any person can make $500 a month
W selling our letter copyiny rocS Any one IN Il has
letter TO write viii Guy 70. No prfss water u-cd.
scrd for circllrr EXCELSIOR COMPANY, IL Trio
unr Buiidiug. chicago.
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Leaves the foot OF 90 st.. n, r.. at
10 O'Clock A. NJ, and Pier 2. n. H.. at
1850 A. ". aiiorllng ample timo for
bathing AMI dlning at the Beach.
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RUPT ID x Z:

and ne continued pressure Of the truss Tor IT, support
. hUPTI RE 81 CONES inh VI eli or strangIlated,
IN cary SNnp oms OF wnicA are cole . ns funhling
Ia The nuNcf great auNirtY dud VII ~ re ching It's
stage, "a iallr1 only e horrors of hsrrouhuha.
RUPTURE AND rkt~-E@ CAUSE eventual
nervous drOtlity, imJ red memory, difference to
huuscment- ana irrug reCrua pne, necessarily
uuclNe to health and Proclamation OF If
HiPrUNE AND rKU CAUSE kidney
AM bladder affections among TIC m at Il. plOra1e Of
wicl Is B hts uis ~ IL" kidncys, depressed and
irra "a condition OF tue bladder, Of the Fremont
tory symptoms OF whcn are occa nal lassitu1' drOw
tincss. ones 1cAc IT queut deposition tn urna G, IN
c'nsahcy or unean In re- aiming urns, ge q
color aud p-iis IN tue urlnc afr stu several
hours, aud increasing inlireiencc and inability " the
social nj "a uUntr Ui ne.
KUfiuhh ANO TRu--ES CAUSE prema.
ture cnech ~ the prJcrsa functions. consequent
los Of nifty, and gradual extinction OF the spark
that ANNA nd invgorates tue rcl-tions Of life Ia
the dom site circle
RUPTURE AND TRuSSE- CAUSE gradual
and imperocpuD 10 ul1ermning OF the constitution.
par,ng the d-e Nv func ions. anu thereby lnducing
fcyCrs OF the wort De
Rupture TRu-SES TAX inc energies
an cupacitic. OF MAJ TO lrr ter less extent
every stage OF me- IN m his physical. social re tous
anu meni d evotiuns. IN the pNsical aud mcnt a pur
.n.hce ot hi- Dnsiness-in wori, u MAKE. man less
thtn MN n4d WAcn from one OF enc other OF the lore
going Affections he Oegin' 10 rciisf his morfylg con-
ditlOu ne Indeed, becomes creature OF cCumssers
tim.
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guslntss q batt,s.

E(AKEIifS for sale az price, /, sui, all, also
II cOnfectiOnerles, cigar store sfatiOnrricA.
MIlCHEl4L II Cedar A..
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IN, New York Yacht Ciub's Hop Uonors TO
the rev. \. lie Wit Tnimaee.


MARTHAs VINEYARD, Mass, Aug. 10
The annual or ud illumination took place lia
evening, IN tho tr-serce OF over 20.OOO persons.
nearly ouc-hHi vi wnom ", r. ifuiu Nurw rh,
Newport, New Bedford, Providence. aui other
places. About o'clock the cottages fronting
Ocean Park beg ITO Hight win Chinese Ian
terms. Mines nj blue lights we're hred; rock
cts. bombs. Rom n candies, and ,hcr pyroi en-
nics we're sent up from the centre n the park !
sight seers. Tie entire front Of Geo u avru!c
was a vi ~ OF hght, liuiern4 ahnilg utili MY
from every cot &c; those Oi Mr. Iauphn. INV
Cnamherl IN of New YORK.. and q. :. la ~, "a
BroOhlyn. \. y, being Conspicuous. f,ow tNis
front avenue. all ~ ny the dives ana avenues
minHtiIn cHte dcd, lighting up the groves WEN
radiance br eht as day. Many Of no cottasc,
bad lie II adorned with apprvp iaie mot'ocS "a
uniOup designs IN fancy COlOiCt ngi u. NHlch
showed up finely In the gene al distiN;
Thrlu. hput tho evening the American ntuu
occupied the grand music stand in Ocean iark'
and discOur-ed music from special pro-
Rraunc.
The New York Yacht squalr rived IN
the evening and anchored ~ be Oluns, anu ~
O'clock the great dining h,il 81 The sea Wow
was thrOwn open fuf the nnJl hou' Of the sea
son In honor cf the NV Nnri Yacht Clup.
while the Festivities outside we're ~ their
height. the reception rendered TO the Rev. l.
DE " ut raimate by Dr III. A. Tucker W pfO-
gressin, In the elegant colt ", Of the 'atcr IN
Ocean avenue. As tue dO1 invitations were al o.
dressed L. families md friends. over 200 pe--
son- enjoved the opportunity 81 meeting r.
and Mrs. lniWnge. Tue extensive grounds sur.
rounding The colt lce were rlped m. tnus pre.
venting intrusion from inc immense multitude
same time allowing iuil effect TO the calcium
lights ana Othcr illumnattOrs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-22
&lanit0-- StmaIfs.

-NOTICE.-Iades, n you want sewing ma
~ .chng. WHY don't you gO nrect 90 the New YORK
Sewing Machine Headquarters. 1911 Grand st.. where
you c1n auy fnlCninr VA wish the best terms,
and deal with rcspon 0le nrh AMI mo- 50 to the sec.
ond-h and DlnceS. l9i Grand H. Is the place to
machines aud good worst gOod hands maze tl2 per
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Some oil The most sirIkingly ma9niIcent chCcts
were produced by outlining he entire architect
ural designs OF handsome cottages win swing
ing colored lanterns. In other cases the most
beautiful II. 1T he Inside " & col tag =.
the whole fronts Of which wers thrown hO-uit ~
bly, open. allowing full view OF the decor tons
OF ferns. le. yes. and flowers. immense banks or
pyramids Of vines aud brilliant blossoms Occu-
pying the centres Of some. Festouns of Chinese
lanterns were strung cross Ocean venue NJ
zone points. or from house to house. Owefful
calcium lights we're used In many places WIN
line effect