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, 1876-10-24
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1876,
Groeubacks nj tho Now York Gold EH-
change yesterday closed ut 005.

It was yesterday decided by tho Fa!rmoune
Park Commissioners TINT tho A1ain Duilding
of tie Centennial Exhibition shall remain
permanently In its present position, to DO
used for the purpose Of permanent o1hibi-
ton. PHILADELPHIA, therefore, rejoieas ut
tho prospect Of m annual removal, on
small scale, Of tho Centennial r,1sh and ex-
eifntnnnf
, 1876-10-24

Tho following ttiEpatch whs printed IN lilo
Inst iss,1o Of TuE TRIBUNE:
Auursra. Ga, tet. 2s.-tcn liAMrToS. In
srccch NJ Aiken, toll tho people to offer no resist
nnct to asrcBts, but 10 submit quietly to evcry-
tltng. II rnltcd States Enldcta ntc ordered to
rc upon tho people, tho latter must not resist but
Lnrc thc!r breasts and be willing to die for the good
Ut the country.
WADE HAMPTON, cnndidoto for Governor
Of South Carolina OH tho Democratic ticket,
notwithstanding his secession proclivitics md
negrophobia, Inns usually bocn accredited
with some degree Of manlincsa null honora-
bic, sollicrly conduct. Tho oxtrnct from his
Aiken speech, however, as quoted aboyc,
sllowa thnt there Ia n misrepresentation on
tint point. For sniyc1ing emit, nhominable
hypocrisy, and suggestive lies, tho prcscnt
campaign has developed nothing TINT can
compare with It. In tho first plRco he nd
viscs "tho people" not to offcr resistance.
10 whom is this alyico addressed? Certain-
ly not to tho majority Of tho people Of South
Carolna, because the majority arc Republic
nus who hayo done nothing and propose to
do nothing TINT will render thom linblo to
nrrcst. "The people, therefore, nre the
minority. }Yhnt is tic composition Of TINT
minority? Whitc-Linera, Ku-Klux Klans,
| iile-Clubs, neTo-huntora. n,obs organized
10 break up Republican meetings, to shoot
negroes, to drivo thoir families from
| their homes, to rroscribe, torrorizo, md
| it,timitlatn Republican votors, md TO
tl;sftauc,iso them III November, mud tho
people," as WADE HAMPTON tor,ns them. aro
led by GARY, who openly nlvises them to
| shoot Republicans IT they offer to yoto, md by
Dur1En, whose favorito modo of warfaro is
to ,nassacro prisoners aftor they aro taken.
| 1To advises tho peoplo to offor no resistance
to arrest. Why should they They aro not
liablo 10 a1rost unless they hayo committed
some act against the laws. II they hayo
committed murder in shooting Republicans.
they ought to DO arrested. duly tried, md
successfully hanged on the nearest possible
gallows. 1t is rather gratuitous for MADE
HAMPTON to advise criminals not to resist
arrest. Submit to everything, says WADE
HAMPTON. Tint is, if his people" have
killed a Republican for prcsunaing to attond
Republican mootiug, they must not shoot
the soldiers who Ilnvo come down tlero to
protect citizens in tho rights guaranteed
tlio.u BY the Constitution nnl tho laws. Tint
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, 1876-10-24

something like sst5,MN. Indeed, IL ms'st bo
kept in mind TINT nil these itetnn aro in coll
ncction witt, single corporation, nntl can
scarcely inclnde NIL his professional earnings
mud otllor profits
, 1876-10-24

fulfilled all Ills antLTnnnH nppou,n,...
11o will tail round and hrar j,rottrr W,,en's. Wo"'s.
I, n'oro ronTcnlrns fc"son, brt Tor tho ,re,cn. y.
ne tays .''s las"c's IL l." Eight thu "uht1s
Democratic dug" lie expresses constleraf,a at,a
SURPRISE ut tl'e Erc"t religious awake,ioy wjs,
lus recently hrokcn nut a,song his ,,r,'i,a' dna
Do'nocr"tfc frlerls. When he sclungc ia .s, ,,'",
msty, Eooa nlany years ngs. he lp,qst.,.a saH*
full averago sl'are OF tho plcty In tic rraa
eratlc purity, md Ito Ia sure he 'las nut In,
Of IL a!cc but he is astonislc,l at TIM ,s .,,sa,
amo',nt Ut zeal for religion tic old uo,..ha j.
Dourbons ofe now exhibiting, especially rts. yas.
lc comrs ro,tnt1 to taEl politics a.rIoa tem o'''a
, 1876-10-24

unchnrged. Sheep wcro steady. Ono hnn-
drcd dollars in gold would buy Slo9,76 In
grcenbacks at the close.
, 1876-10-24

Among other deaths recently reported ass
those uf the Rev. JOHN PRICE nunuiH, h. D.,
the wcll-knoWn pulpit orator and Correspond.
ing Secretary Of tho Methodist Episcopal
Missionary Society, and for como time editor Of
tho Christtan stdBoeate and Journal, Of NeH
York City; OF HENnlETrA DYorT, wife ot Tho
veteran actor JOHN DrorT, at one time ut
Waalack's; Of CHARLES C0ND1T, a wcll.knoHn
lnwyer Of Brooklyn who was associated With
CuAaLEs O'CoNoR In the FoNHRsT dSo.cs
case; OF CoRNEL1us L. BRADY, tho Thru ON.
Ger Of the steamship Atlantic, Of the White
Star Line, who saved so many lives III the dls.
astcr to TINT vessel in 1873; Of tbs Hon. JonS
TlTuH, cx-Chief-Justlcc Of Arizona Territory;
Of Kate CALDWELL HOLLAND, only daughter
OF the comedian GEORGE HOLLAND, who taada
her first appearance ut the Union Squs'e
TLcatru In 1871 Is tho n,aid in "Frou.Frou';
Of the venerable EpwANp W1doLrswoRyu, Of
Boston, who translated the first edition Of ths
Encyclopaedia Americana y; OF the lleY Dr.
NATHANIEL HRnn1cw GRIFFIN, far many yean
Librarian md formerly Professor Of Williams
College; and Of Sister MAopALENr, IN Ursulins
nun Of Parie, who used to style hcrsclf . ts'a
sister Of Napoleon, anl who died ut the 3D.
yanccd agc Of 107.
Tho mighty cighty-one-ton gun cast at shseVA
buryncss, England, for the Royal Navy has been
tested, md works Oh tho whole satisfactorily,
though tho problem Of handling tho 11onssc' oa
gEtpboard remains to be solved. Tbs lint pre
jcctilo fired out of It was slrapncs shell "e'sa.
| lug 1,740 pounds. It was subsequently charged
with SO pounds Of powder aud loaded Whit
shrapncl shell charged with $50 sand-shot ana
| n77 n
New-York tribune., 1876-07-11
OUT-DOOR SPORTS.
TIE CONTEST FOR TIE QUEENS CUP.
posIrONLuEST or THE RACE-RECORD OF 1iiE
MADELEISE.

TIE CONTEST FOR TIE QUEENS CUP
posIrONIuESr OF NE RACG-RECoED OF 1mE
MADELINE.
The Yacht contest for the Queens Cup
which was arranged july TO- II ana H. has been in
definitely post oned, the coutcsns yacht the Count
es, OF DGGcrn has not arrived The last report rom
ts Yacht was that she left Halifax on sunday morning
As the prevailing winds nj tbs season of tIc year arc
from the southwest it viii be dead beat 20 windvard
ana il Is not probable that she viii reach here before Jay
15 + tlen The Madeleine, owued hy Commodore John
: NckcrsOn OF The B'oOlyn Yacht C!nD was chosen f.
rr,scnt the New-York Club In the three races with the
Countess It il not probable now tnat the race viii
take place before Aug. ., the BroOklyn Yacht Club
viii 20 on It's Summer cruise Oh July 20 and viii not re-
turn before Aug. l. As Major Clifford oWnor OF the
Counties, of Duen. has failed to comply with the agree
ment to sail on tie days specified, tie matter s no"
within the jurisdiction Of the Ncw-York Yacht Cub, TO
be decided upon regular meeting, July 90 1t is
not likely that any day will be appointed WEIGH VIII con
G!ct with the Madeleine ia accompanying the cruise
of the Brooklyn Yacht Club. II is thought possible that
the NewYOTk Yacht CLUB will declare, ut ITS next meet
nz that the deed OF git Of the cup did not intend that
only one yacht should be ptted TO sail against the cha
lenger; and II had been understood, the would
never have been accepted upon those terms. Many OF
the members do consider that tGo Madeleine Is the
champion Of the CuO.
When notice was sent 10 the owners OF the Madeleine,
idltr Tidal Wave, Columbia AMI Palmer 10 have ual
OF speed tho Club course, tho first two were the
only vessels which complied with the request The
trials were private no one being present except the own
els Of the yessc Tac Madeleine, which showed her SUI
perority over the dor, thus chosen the competi
tor OF the Countess The Madeleine has made good
recOr for herself but since the extensive alterations IN
1873 when her centcTbOaId loHg hencd ana she
ceiyed sparz and salts, her record has been in-
proved ON jane 22 1872 she won the regatta OF The
brooklyn Cub and Two days afterward. on course
from sandy Hook To Long Branch she won more sub
stantsl victory, G.anst SIX comPcofs, and carried on
the Waack Cup. On June D. 1873 In the annual regatta
Of the New York Yacht Club, sins made the fastest time
record to that date On June lZ she carried of an
Club she led the feet ~ Ito runs from port 10 port On
Aug 90 IN the cruise Of the NewYork Yacht Club, she
won In the frst regatta ro Fort Adams 10 Block Island
and return again making the fastest time record aud
New-York tribune., 1876-07-11
POOLS ON THE LONG BRANCH RACES.
The races at Long Branch to-day open the


second meeting at Monmouth Park Tho horses an
nourccd "a starters in four on the programme
are so well matched to promise close ana eAciuhg
snort The first contest mile dash for trial purse o
$500 will enlist five horses, Of all ages, among Whoh
bennington is the fayorite. Bureoo, Egypt PAPER
maker and Love Chase entered for the nile hea'@
which arc for q prize OF $780, Tor all ages
Bursoo and Egypt almost equal iaYorl'cs' WltD
the odds occasionally in Burgoo's favor. Out OF Io
nominations for the Monmouth signal Stakes two miles,
there win be four possibly five, starters TIC race ~
FOR ycarold and the stakes are SGc0 added 10
sweepstakes Of $50 each, play or pay T. Lorlard's
Shirley s hc fayOrite with second choice placed on GL
Ior!ard's stables, from which sun5urst will probably
start Four well inown stecpochaecrs arc entered for
lie concluding event of the day, the Long Branch hand
can scpp?cnaS The purse 5000, the distance dnCht
three miles, and m ct H. the fayOic at large odds over
stanford Derby aud Milton. The bei was hil'k last
evening and at the Turf Exchange aud other pOorooS
pools were made as follows: - -.
Iirsf Racc-Onc nile: purse 5000 Lean ngton sGo-SfO;
Mary - fjO-s o; Duraugb SZ0-s2Oi Eim"ood SlO-&Ioi
J. Norton, +J-$l5. . 49,
SjO EGyt, SJO-$JO; PapemaAer siO-+lOi Love 'has''
Third Racc-Tvo miles; Monmouth sequel stakes sGo9
aud r. L.r lriS shirley, sJO-tJoi g. l. o
lands SuuOufsf and WaIoc, sic%2J; BdOcocks WOoi!Ahd
500: Belnouts Ier ram, SjJ--2j. 49, 100
Irp,;h Hacc-~ccpecAasei Bullet so; STANFORD s-O
Derby, 81 Milton. -
New-York tribune., 1876-07-11
AT THE GOSPEL TENT.

The ffth week of the series of meetings 1T
the Gospel Tent on ThirtyIourtli-,t, near sxiiayo,
began ON Sunday. The attendance has been steadily
kept up tn opening, average of 1000 persons
being present at the weekday services and from 800 TO
1000 at the sunday services Those in charge say that
TIE imaginable Of the fafa.u-s ani the Interest awak
cnod far exceed the ozp,c.oastacy Lad At the outset
and they now ptou0ac 20 continue the meetings until
late In the Fall. The i1.y. william q. El-iorl OF Nor
wich, England arrived list week RIl cHtc.,d upon ms
duties as evangelist yesterday Hr EllLtfJri ~ young
OnIy 20 years 81 but b, has Tor bccu
prominent and Su,Cc. ful revival preacher IN In
gland During the visit OF Mr. moody To- ti.t country
Mir Haia-fUId assisted GH ~ several meetings. Ia has
earnest AMI simple manner SIR Eain'iord resembles Mr.
Moody, ANA Ike hm largely employ ahtgtioc and Illus.
triUn 10 impress his tiutus upuu hs hearers The Row
Stephen H. Tying, j, viii conduct The services This
ing, and Mr. RiusDrd val. preach U-iEOrIOW unG eyey
Alternate evening durirE al" Eock
New-York tribune., 1876-07-11
THE DRY DocK SAYINGS BAyK.

CESSATION OF the EUN-THE PRESIDENTS STATE
MEST.
The President of the Dry Dock Savings Bank
srd vrs,e. .isy M response to inquiries made by
TRIBUNE reporter, that until ho the Dispatch from
Albany. dateJ Juy .. aui printed ia III. TRIBUNE o.
ycscr,lv ro was in entire ignorance OF any statements
said TO rave been made - any Of tie trustees Cf the
bank to 10, d.,crrdit. lie knew nothing or any such
statements ngl TO whom tloy could be attributed. IL"
DIV Dock aul he sad, Wa8 Of the most solid saw
ir-s h.u i'm tho country. and amply able 20 M ot any
run t'at caUl possibly be made upon H. having -
.c,a....cs IN such slapc that tlcy could be quickly
turned into c,s1 II Lad s3S'' ocu invested I'D Govern
ment bon a aud over 1900 9oo IN Sat' and Gig bonds
authorized uy The say uSs f"uk law al Of wiich were
now worth moro then tHCy cost 40 'cars Teic eut'T
famed even in case ~ most extended ran on Tie
h9tr Tn. first rfn ihr President 9'i. 'id ~ "thl ~
.J tIrEr, let U .-c'i iidui. = ttt Ml'. ~
v.s ,anfd ut IA" would r'uIl.y d.-rr''r. JIG hiH
b.,n uluun.t aud believed aIt preparations io! l1h
y,c-, B, made for !. u0.tU before z t' 'h "a 'H
Sunday I.,,aiu- the h'-iuuE ~ iEr ht iun - 'I'
German ard ! vi-i societies, 'I thor Wccugr l"''h
resolutions To- withdraw all tEoiT !und' Tbs action
oau-ci t3 rin, smaller d'pos.j'' hg'"'.''E ili,
wien ilcy I. SO l'rcc Gee u' -!hhlIHitti'' VIM
IrlNn lar nom iuiuI tr bank, HTcNtf, i"t ",'''t
MS n benefit 20 ~ 80 tie bank thereby "i''b ""nc
a. u,.a. o. interest, VII % Ci rNis' "ouid i''' ''
o" .Iil l. TIE Ifcsicu, Haa'l lut. "' Fot'' ",.''
preferred have tins I1t'lr~. Eu 10 ti' '
i9u1 y..s wasiug money rII:dv enough. lr' o. tJhl
run ~, I"try EptsmnHir, ana has "ut"A5 "' ~ e.
d-V,-.t.at present H"lc.Hi12 Wuie ihan We "'' u.
on saturday tEe dc 'u.ilS amounted - -'5" - WI r
Ics. tuau $4,000 vas dawn olt Yesterday, wniv ti
re. 0r q. was tie bank. persons HfhidF Cr>!i' M'io
~, sat u ltr4c numb, TO- while - tAe paying t'I
sE only fgS were present roci'ha th,IE ~ amman
New-York tribune., 1876-07-11
MERCHANTS MISSING HOyDs.t

A heavy bond robbery waS reported at the
Police Central Ogicc last night ~ having occurred Ia
this city a short time ago. john Symc. wealthy mor-
chant has bond. 10 the amount Of seycra' thousand d,l
lars locked up safe keeping III the vaults Of tile safe
Deuosit Company at broadway and Ccdar-st. The
commons on some railroad bonds, amounting to the face
yaluc Of GGCO became due May l. and on The follow
in day he wcut TO the Deposit Company to eut them OH
lie was admitted to The inner apartment where the bpN
u. his bonds kCpt. lie unlocked the boy
selected the bonds Ct OF The court u5, which he put ~
MI pocket then, he supposed. replaced The bonds
in Inc IoN which hc locked ant restored 10 It's place
Tie cuunu. uf these bonds mJfed ON JAY !, ana On
uv Do again opened hs boy but 10 hs Furpr,c the rail
way bpni the coupons Uf Which ne deirhcd TWO hoh,
pIcyIousiy were missing Inquiry elected the taCt tat
hi, box had been opened ~ his absence, nd 60 there
fore became apparent that either sOiGe Of the oupn -
had "a zen them un his previous visit or he nJd drCIcul
ally LETT them The table instead Of returning tlcin To
the box and some deposition who followed in had tdh,n
them. The Company docs not hold iaclt rcspuushlc for
the loss bat intends 10 issue circulars and S'ud them 10
an t.ir drpus ,or~, asug t,n To examine Their boxes
aud whether ticy have accidentally possessed thin
ecyt. Of The mi sine property. The bonds not easily
negotiable, and Mr.. SyHc believes, when thr coupons
a3iu hrruur due Lc Will hear fICm them. DctccuYes
IuycstL atm. the case.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-11
nrsINEss EnRAnRAsatENra.

8. & w. T.. C0rwin, dealers in cloal;s and
manillas at No. l9i Church St. have ncd petition
voluntary bankruptcy. The liabilities Of tio are
$40 900, and the assets $4,000.
A petition IN bankruptcy has been fled by Gilbert n
Weaver, dealers In cloth at No. 1913 BrCOmcst Their
liabilities amount to SI3g, g,i3G u; nominal assets
500 DGO 90 The principal trclitors are: Tho Ninth
National Bank, SlO1JJ 30, Ergg hutz Coz ~ GOO Ii ;
Chase, Stewart N Co., S7,sJJ iS; POnoIOy Plum
mer S1lO2 SO.
Assignments for the benefit Of creditors were filed
Yesterday with the County Clerk by AOs Feglostock
William j. Preston, and by Hugh Blossom 10 .atrck
Farley,
New-York tribune., 1876-07-11
GEORGE d. LoeD's STAY OF JUSTICE

BUFFALO, n. Y, July 10.-lhe Court of
Oyer and Termiuer convened to-day TO dispose OF the
OF George ID. Lord convicted OF bribery Mr.. Cogs
we'll o counsel for Mr. Lord addressed the court stating
that bill Of exceptions had been filed and q certificate
o probable cause staying proceedings all Dwed by Judge
John l.. Tacot. Judge Daniels said the certificate WAS
conclusive and took the Of sentencing prisoner
OF the hands Of the until the final determina
ton the and that all he could do was o hold the
prisoner tai which nXed ut S25 600 Frederick
Cook OF R.ch stcr became Lords bondsnan THIS takes
the case to the General Term.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-11

carrvirr of the Bennett Cup. On Aug "a she won the
Douglass Cup another rGatta In ls4 sne was ~ ss
har nm any race In 1875 she beaten In two races
once by the Palmer and next by the Comet mo ater
her on corrected time only. On July H. between
sandy Hook and Cape May, sine led the fleet of hVe OF
M stest vessels OF the Cub On July -, in regatta
off Care May, sle won the race On sept: 10, ~, ~
match race with the Mohawk over the New-fork CinD
course beat her minutes ~ seconds, sne mas & U
Chm ON Iune s-whcn she carried away the mead oi
her Inainnast aud Withdrew from the race
New-York tribune., 1876-07-11
nA nrcLARArloN oF rEAcE.o

PHILADELPHIA, Jgiy 1O.-IEe Universal
Peace Union convened IA Carpenters Han lcrc to-day.
Alfred IT, Love Of philadelphia Frc-.atug. poI'sajes
wcro urr.cnt from the Eufod, " II, Saak -; tie
Fre,d. Peace society of Hew-yicnna Ohio; 'h" VOL
mona P,aco hrsuc,Jjion of the Wet of ENGLAND aud
S,ufn - Wales aui numerous Other a4,ocia"Hs ~ hc
character the p!omigrlf fU1t.rc oi tpr''s Nyuc' ~
ias was ths reading of "DrciariIun oi Peace wach
yin D.. acgG rpuu to-irurr.w I'ttr were lrad rom
t Pr 4rtrut of the Iu!ird states Fir fdvIrG thornton.
Sir ar.cs Il cd Peter Cooper. VIM Cullen h.J"nl, ~.
q -pfs.c and Henry Miles oNurt--inS rcsr"i AT not
i.ii aide 10 be present. Adjourned until tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-11
BASE BAIL.

The best League game on record was that at
Louisville yesterday, wncn the Louisville aud Mutual
Cuc, played OH the tie gam, ci Saturday Ia The ninth
inning the OF yesterdays game was also tie, each
cub having secured four runs. Both siies then dss
blanks up to the sixteenth, when the LousyitS maze
one more run and the Nu;uti' FOUR viii IA gave the
slu'uals tine game 10y score Of to ,. Tue Mu'Hl :
made Il base uts and earned four rims, AID the l1u
Wills - base his ant earned one ru0. Inc hu'dd'
made / errors, and the LOu3HyiiesG.
The Alaska Club o! this city, now on their
tour, played at Binghamton yesterday with the CricAes
and iuct their lI.-t defeat hy score Of to >.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-11
NAVAL, INTELLIGENCE

NEW BEDFORD. Mass, July l0.-The ship Con-
stracn United states Naval Academy arrived here
to-day, and viii remain during the Summer.
MALI, July l9The United States sloop war Alert ar
rived bcTo to-day.
WASHINGTON, July lo.-The Navy Department Is advised
that tho Uuited steamer Plymouth Royal this
New-York tribune., 1876-07-11
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.
l'iatOw OF

Windsor HoteEThe Hon: Benjamln H. BrstoW OF
Kentucky Baron der eydt OF Germany Gordon Dex
ter Of Boston and H. Smith Of Chicago rum drSn
hoL-Gtn John A. McClernand Of Illinois. Judge JOSIAH ~
Abbott OF Boston Galusha A. Crow ard the Hon
IIenrick Pennsylvania, and Coz John BuTch
OF Tennessee Brero0rt NOuss-Gcorge r. \. He3ly tho
artist and Dr. A. Pet rmann of Germany. ErcrU H0n's
Prof r. w Putnam Of Hazard College Hogmdn H0gsc-Pf0
Spanish Navy GgaHd Hotel-Co Coresco OF the austrian
Army Metropolitan HOtt-Pro:. j. V. Hayden, u \ Goolo
ST James HOici-Pavmaser Charles J. spragle, u ~
Army Union SquGr5 HDcJohn T. Ford 81 Is tmolo..,
sfJr HOle-B!s9p Pecer0f San Antonio Texas and James
w, sler, u. \. Consul at St CrOz, West Indies.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-11

FORLory HoPE.-The DOwager-" Now,
you've got all the girls oil your hands successfully eX
ocpt poor Maria you ought to give her chance. My
Lord" lcs-a-Siye btll-a-or garden party-a"
NJ Lady" Oh, poor Marils not worth Dail-nOr even
garden party. We might giyo an afternoon tear'-
lpnnIh.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-11
THE TRIBUNE,
DISEASES OF NEN.
NETWORK.

The Importance OF the healthrness OF the ucryo1s
svateIn cannot bo stimlted; power over Me
aud death and the direct bearing which 70 has on
human happiness to be recognized lis capabilities n
it, moderate Gs9s the danger Of OycriaNng =
whether through thought study, or Intense application IA
the coiuCt OF complicated ant mom.
tpus business interests D. the Indulgence 0 10
p"cs ana pcOpcusitrs O the system All these ar proper
the know ledge WHAT
mOlGrI what II excess and when these exist t 81 oe
uteesiv ~ promptly secAng advice from expert who of
loh years has devoted his whole tar AMI atsh-
STUDY and mass
dies This important department, 10 accurately de,uuno
the Ills Isrt conditions, their nature causes, and oi5
and Who from bis experience and practice, s rlrn
discover the arrangement aud prom ty apply
The tentl, tius afpdlhk t'ie
truth common - mo ntNpet thct ava - nn' lg 70 s
naturally, wants Ia know without DELAY wJ
i Toe extent o the arrangement the probabilities
o rrcupvrdton aud the time required
sAiag example tine value OF experience and practical
well the GScl ntas Ot Tie prompt api-
oa suitiLlc remedies found IN Sie important ststmsnt
hut abroad that large proportion Of those Whe
suGer from mental disturbance and absolute perm
ueny recover vino are placed under treatment within ay.f
after the brSt symptoms nave manifested themselves
IL intellectual department OF the lr1n has become ei
hausted by intense mental application deprvug Il OF Ws
connected thought u only its tTrng
bI beng properly led aud nourshel by the o. aln
tenauc methods II is precisely In every other cu9rls
Nh"thor oi appetite" propensity OF 1assOn, each rrhk
bringing them from Ore c and cN aH- t c
Tie Importance Oi is branch OF mecsl rri,ae o
OF lam names the seeming OF hereditary uIic az" '"'
tcntlOn of estates IN the same family. -. a., ,h.xs
From long and large experience IN ths dl''l 10
been abo 10 command by my success the thanhl alp
OF Of the families In the city and nation ah1 -
taiuy communicate mneh 10 cultivated minds ~ Sss
tion with practical experience IN wha pertains 10 ' Ss
OF recovering powers whetAor oi bEai -pVsS
propensity, or passion
New-York tribune., 1876-07-11
THUyDER.sHowER Vt TIE EXHIBITION

PHILADELPHIA, July lo.-A terrific wind ana
rain sloin which came up at about 800 r. m, dcmol-
,s,cd ycra Of the wndow-s,shcs in the front OF the
Main Exhibition Bald NJ aud rppcd OF portion Of TIE
,,,, q, tuc Tr.uacouucntai Hotel The streets AZ the
Vicinity are Il .ugrd with water.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-11
FIRST or THE CENTENNIAL STATE HISTORIES.
I,,T.. IN ,Yt .,lt at

PHILADELPHIA, July lO.-Ihc Attendance at
the Exposition this morning was small, owing TO toe
intense heat. historical sketch OF Mississippi, the first
of series 10 include al TIC satcs NJ thc Union, was
road t1,,y In ne rl1-' Il9 D., Gen. A. " Mcrt. who
had been appo ued by the Governor Of Mississippi for
d,
New-York tribune., 1876-07-11
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THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs, IN
BROADWAY
Gan. 500. Noon s4'. 9p,m,s Midnight IT,
Highest during the day 9i". Lowest, 73'
Average, s0as'. Same day, 1875, I4'S.