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BRAZIL.

ARREST OF sJNITED STATES SHIP CAPTAIN
FAILURE OF MANA co.
Rio JAxEIRo, Juno 90, 1873.
Captain Hudgins, of the bark Maggie +. Gray,
which arrived here IRON Baltimore on the 23d, was
arrested arrival for the homicide of his mate, W.
Il. Weaver, on the 4th OF June, and A. l.. Mariner,
seaman OF vessel, was srrested on tina 9th
ss an accompiice. Captain Hudgins declares that,
having had dispute with tho mate, Weaver ran mt
him with u hammer and was snot by him In se-de-
fence Both IN the Rio House OF Detention, but
will DO sent TO The Uned states by the City OF fara
rgRRIBLE SMASH.
Tho Mana L. Co. Bank also has been declared bank
rupt by the Judge OF tho Commercial Court Tne
dents OF bank are gwen In The pcsaion at about
sl2 900 600 OF which So 500 900 are due TO tho gov
eminent or protested ana unpaid pllLi oil exchansc.
The assets are much greater than the debts,
hut they consist mainly OF lands, worknnd stocks OF
diiicun realization Tho bank rs commanditary
partncrshp, OF which the Niscondo de Mara was the
Leading partner Ho Is personally rcsponsisc He Is
at present sicx but has nearly ready an exposition To
the creditors, ana, 10 said proposition Tor com
position ful Great sympathy Is feit Tor the unof
ignato yiseonac do Mana, who was sell made nan
and 10 whose spirit oil enterprise ana industry Brazil
owes the steam navigation OF the Amazon anu tho M
oduction of railroads, besides some twenty other
enterprises OF great import " the progress OF the
country, and VINO has always been distinguished by
integrity and honor.
TIE GAS
The Rio Gas Comp1ny's CONCESSION will expire in
March, 1879, negotiations have Tor some time been
IN tran for renewal OF The contract Tor lighting
Rio. 1ho government, however, has Just appointed
a COMMISSION OF engineers TO value The works. the
Government having. under tho concession, the rght
10 take the works TO itself at valuation. Should the
government decide on taxing the WORKS n VIII ad-
ycrsc at home nud ubrond for tenders tor the light
Ing Of CITY, the contractors receiving the works
tho enterprise was one oil the Niscondc oe Mhpas
success fu ones and sold at about one hundred
por premium TO the English company, whose t2o
shsrcs stand At about t3S.
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DISASTROUS FIRE IN KENTUCKY.

CINCINNATI. July o. 1873.
A despatch from Ashland, KY, says:-'A boat
brings that the town of Catettsburg is all burned
up All the hotels and business houses in the squares
are now burning. 1t Is thought that SIX squares will
burned before II can be exiting uished About tive
squares have been burned 10 the ground up to the
present"
CATLEyTsBURG, KY. July %, 1878
TIE following are the principal losses BY hrc here
ting afternoon:- j. Williamson, merchant tailor,
$4,000; c. W. Berger. boots ana Shoes 81. 900; Samp
son L. Fisher. butchers, ST, 500; d. H. Carpenter Il
Co.. dry goods S., 900; vinson House, $4,000; w,tten
Davidson bankers 81, 500; Colonel Moore, business
property. $500; William Burns millinery, So, 600
Fred Burns, shoemaker, $4,000; ID. W. Eba,
grocer. $1,000; j. Buckiord, jeweller, $4,000;
Cameron howshall. $1,000; N. b. Law
SON $500: T. u. Cecil, grocer, $1,000; J.
b. 4 N Whitman. hardware, $1,000; Brown &
Cecil, dry goods, $4,000; Davidson, Edwards
g. Co., dry goods, $1,000; WeIiman Prichard, gro
Gers 81, 900; Pchon Brothers, drugs, 81. 900; N p.
Andrews Sons, dry goods SIS 0oo Post Office, 81 900;
shoemakcr y Clark, $500; vnson Bros., drugs,
$1,000; G. W. Andrews Il Co., dry goods, $4,000;
wclman 4 uien: property. $1,000; C.. W. Hampton.
$1,000; A. r. Morse, dry goods, $4,000; Il. II.
Kigour, undertaken, $1,000; r 7. schnucrer,
grocer, 1000; Sherman House, $4,000; Seigsr
House, 81. 900; Craw House, $1,000 Big Sandy Hotel,
$4,000; Mock House, 81 900; Dupuy HAIL So 900. and
many othere. Total estimated at 5000, 900. Very
little insurance. Nearly the cntre business porsaon
OF tho town Is destroyed.
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MURDER OR SUICIDE d?

Patrick Riley. ngcd ioriy.two years, wood sawyer
by occupation died last night ward No. O. at Belle
vue Hospital, from a stab wound In the arm. The
records at the hospital show that Mt halt past Eve
o'clock nst evening tho deceased taken 10 that
institution from No. ~ second avenue At that hour
a signal vas telcgraphcd irom the Central ONCE or.
dpring ambulance to Thirteenth street oud Second
aycnu. The police Of tue Seventeenth precinct, IN
when both the above mentioned places are located,
sny mat they know nothing OF tho case, neither did
they summon an ambulance. In the telegraph crire
vt Ponce Headquarters there "a no entry 10 tue effect
that nm ambulance mad been called TO No IL second
avenue Thirteenth street aud second avenue. DE-
Leverage. the ambulance surgeon, Who brought the
hospital could not he found Mt lato
hour last night. IL unknown bow or IN what man
nsr Riley received the wound which caused his death
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OrRCkR,
WASHINGTON July 23-1A A. NJ }
Indications
For new England, colder, clearing weather, nsrth-
westerly winds and rising barometer.
For the Middle Atlantic States colder, clear wes
por,herIy winds. and rising barometer. /.
For the South Atlantic States, COLDER partly cloudy
weather and occasional showers, variable winds
higher pressure.
For The GultStates, colder, partly cloudy weather
occasional rains variable winds and stationary pros
ure.
For the lower lake region, Tennessee aud the Ohio
Valley clear partly cloudy weather, WINGS mostly
northery stationary higher pressure and tenDera
turc.
For the upper lake region, clear weather, cold
nor,herly voeriug 20 warmer easerly winds and sta
tionary or lower pressure.
eau ,ionary Off shore signals continue at Newport
Woods Hole, Boston, Thatcher's Island Portland and
Eastport.
Tho rivers will remain nearly stationary.
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CLEARED.

Steamer Wyoming tBr). usdd. Liverpool via Qnesns-
v iliisms A t;uion.
steamer Nadcrand (BeiO, Nichols. Antwerp-C Tobias
90.
steamer ] w tsrrett Foster. Baltimore VIM DalscL
steamer Ann Eliza Warren Phil dclpbiaJamcs Hand.
Steamer tranconia. oraga, Portland. Mel y Amcs
shin Her ward tBr) fngils. London-i anderson Bros
Ship America. Blcthcn, san Francisco sutton ~ Co..
Bark Lady Franklin (5rJ, Wood, Gloucester Pea
body. Willis n Go.
Bsrk danger l,oif (Sor). Lcpsce, stettin-Bcnhan
Boyesen. 49,
Bark Johannes GER. 1hlder Brcmen-lIcmsnn Kcop
4 Co
BARK Ebonezer (Nor) Nielsen, AntwcrpC Tobias Co.
BARK Mary u Russell, Nichols, Hayre--t L Buck Co
ScHgcr.
Bark Filipino qtaD. serrati. Gonoa-Bcnhsm Boye-
Bark Goethe tGep. Kublnsnu, Newark, NJ-wsdjsn.
Toei a Co.
brig Armida utaD, Petruurzi, ssntandsr-A Agos-
tina.
brig Dasy, Mccarthy Pntras for orders swan Son.
Brig Alice DO MuntE ST AIMS hontcgo Bay and
Tiuxilio- Moses 4 Cohen. q.
scht Isaac OH, liayU, Man. AUX Caycs-Lyons 90.
schr Ada Allen, Dudley, Windsor, NsJed Frye 90.
SENT Lucia Murch uabrio Norfolk. vaEvans, Ball
A Co.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Brsses Srsr; snG pert ss,I A"uio nes
ton do; Dsvon.he. fsiser ws. Indie. before
parted Tor Ensandl Kin. shs,d.n Bs1sy Blanche ow
aud Edith Davis, Mccarthy, une.
Oars lArrI; July io-in port. brig Grace. Lsshsop.
c"srnaS NJ. July Is-Arrived. bark Atlantic tSor,.
sailed i7th, eraye lNot, Fc.s Msrseile.; Orion
Nor, Wcisscr, galway 18TH owsvio utao oavino Car
Cow BAY. July 10 Arrived bark Edward Cushing. B'ct-
FALaourn. =. July II Cleared bark John Read tBr),
maIlrax, July 2a-Auivsd. steamer Worcester. from
Boston land proceeded tor chario.,e,own,
land, New York; scnr Albert smith, Loring brunswick
ss,ica anee Q, barn robert tsw,. wurscu. New York
pe,,a.. T. aip o,ese. sp.rro~ a.s osrt; swcs
Ne. .oss Log; war Ssnne-, o.ss, Sr England Gr,ss
Queen Chandler. unc schr Robert Palmer Dsnnison for
Cape o. Good Hope ,,.,
son from and ior YORK Just. to ss Gays;
1 sSaGss ns day ~ ''' 0' New
Musauasn. NIB. JAY i6-Cearcd, ship kvanseiine tBr.
Nasslu, aOoa. July is,Arrvcd. steamer san Jscinso.
Pss.aA July iisdcd, steamer salvador Jones. Gen.
Pssa. July a-ssilcd. schr J Il R,dreway. Townsend.
In Dor, july !. .olr ow Pine. shepherd. from New
PvcwAsa. rs, July is Cleared. bark Nordcn Nor,
oussssTows. July li-clsarod, bsrhs A Y stoneman
tBri. Crosby, Ccrk weymouth tBr). Durkee uonces-
ocsnac July ~ Arrived ship. Ro,nsdsl ,Bp. J.rmsn,
In tho river 1oth. ship Charles Chaoncr Brl, rom
GLEASON Dock bark Iledwig Stebe Vtsrl. khaack, from
Bordcaux; Red Cross tBrl. Miller from Barrow -
Arriveu 1T Thomas July ~, Da,k laborsmus (Br),
Adar. from Duniak, to load.
RIO Axsino. jane 2I--Aruved, 5rigs Alfred Carnage,
baltimore Water Witch. Sinoot do I'D. BANS VA Queen.
springsten dc teo Peabody Wilson DO; George renke
(Brl Mcdonald, Dsrien brig Carrie burlington Dusne.
Wilmington, No; schr Maggie tray. hsdgns, Bai,i-
more 2h. bsrks Lorena, blanchard. New Yo,k Nonsd
Hawkins, Buenos Ayres
sailed - ship County Of Crcmsrty tBrl, Stewart
San Francisco 18th banks ahower Hanson Pensacola;
18th. Rievne lBrl, Williams Oregon; 27tn, Olive Thur
low. Coroctt. Baltimore.
Jennie sweeney Hudson. nnc; brig g Wbght. Clark,
thefore smiled prVr TO june ~ Tor west
Indies Nancy smith rooker unc and tue above
nrrivale
hansen Barrow. - - a..
sailed 18th, bark Mcleod tBr), cray Urom hossrioD
Picton. 20 load Tor Montreal -, = 49,, So.
snArGuAI June 6--Arrved. bark Annie HaD. Nelson
Nagssaki
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SOLDIERS REUNION.
LARGE GATHERING OF THE NATIONAL GUARDS
AND VETERANS OF OHIO.

AND VETERANS OF OHIO.
CoLoNBUs, July %, 1873
II is estimated that there at least twenty
thousand people present ut the Ohio soldiers and
sailors' reunion al Newark to-day. Among the hrst
OF the invitcdguests TO arrive Gen
eral sherman. who camo from Lancaster, where ne
had spent SUNDAY, arriving at Newark at eight o'clock
A. ri, President Hayes arrived from Columbus shortly
alter nine O'Clock He was accompanied by Governor
Bishop and STAFF and the two were es-
cor,ed by tho Governors Guard and part
OF the Eourteenth regiment, Ohio National
Guard. Among those who accompanied tho Pres-
dent his trip from Columbus were Attorney Gen.
eral Devens, A. T. WIkon, United States Pension
Agent; Colonel Milton Barnes. Secretary Of sfnle;
General Wager Swayne; J. W. Keller ana G. G. Wal
cutl, OF Onio. and General Hayden, OF .Indana. At
least GOO people were gathered about the depot to
witness tho arrival Of the Presidential party. The
visitors were escorted from tho depot TO the Lansing
House by mo Newark Guards and tho companies
which had come from Columbus.
THE PROCESSION.
procession was formed about twelve o'clock and
thene OF march was taken up Tor the old fort near
Newark. the scene of the reunioD There
twenty-sx companies or portions OF companies Of tho
OHIO National Guard and veterans and seven brass
bands the Pres,dcnt General Sherman ana other
disiinguI visitors went with the procession N
carriages and were repeatedly checred on the line OF
march.
ADDRESSES
The welcoming address al The grounds was madc by
General Willard Warner General Keller, member OF
Congress the Springfield district, delivered an
oration. A considerable portion OF his opening
was u cuogy OF General MCPHERSON, to-day being
the un anniversary OF his death. The speaker next
referred at length 10 Ohio's contributions to the
war and her sacrhces, paying tributes to her mill
iary aud civil heroes
After the address the President, General Sherman
and o. hers were introduced the audience from the
stand.
DECORATIONS.
Tho city OF Newark was profuscly decorated with
flags, evcrGreons ana notices OF welcome. Among
the at ract, features Tho old eagle "AbeD
which accompanied Wisconsin regiment during tho
war.
FEAsrIHG PATRIOTISM
A banquet was gwen Tonight at the Lansing House
Mt ten O'Clock. General X. G. Woods presided.
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In port June z. sclr Tattie Bangs, Banes, unc
ST JomS. Nh. Jniv 22-Arrved. ship Tam oshantet
small. Dublin: schrs Potomac Obj. Odoii. New iorA
lrswn Prince fBr) Bnsconb, do. IA
Cleared 18th. bark karnak (Br). upham. Liverpool
schrs Annie tBr ecord New York; Bessie Black (Br
.udew. cahirciveen urel Nm II Mailer patterson vine'
yard Haven 521. Emma (lsr). Dunbar. New York.
VALPARAISO. June I3-ln port bark j Walter scani.
Nell thr), Iijelstrom for Iququs for New YORK
Providence.
YAnaouri Ms, July - arrived scar Linda tfr,, Cup
I'll, New York.
Cleared 18TH ship Equator (Br) Phillips Phiiade phia
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SUICIDE BY A DIsGUsTED MASON.
INK TELEGRAPH TO THE HEBALD.l

CoLuMniA, y. c., July %, 1875.
An aged mau who arrived here saturday via
Augusta Ca, applied to Masons for ssastance but as
he refused TO show any papers or name his lodge,
and was, moreover, intoxicated, bot hilc attention
was pad 10 him until nc found yesterday s.upc-
oea rom effects OF laudanum. he thcn received
every possible attention at the bands OF the fraternity
an TINS city, dice this morning. Papers IN his pos
session indicate that he was T. W. Cuts, ex-5upcr-
VISOR OF CITY Gas Works Baltimore, and Royai Arch
Mason OF good standing m that city He lett tho fol
loving uoto:-
pies.- m AXE no inquires-hod inquest. am dis.
sued with and Masonry, and have poisoned my
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HAILsTOEM AT MORA.

ivy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
CHAPLAIN, n. Y, July %. 1878
heavy ana destructive rain and hail storm visited
Mora sixty miles west OF this place, the Ogdcns-
burg and Lake Cha,npain Railroad, Sunday alter
noon. The trees were uprooted dwellings damaged
and acres upon acres of growing crops lara fat The
farmers despair. The loss will amount to over
$4,000. The haiIstoues were half as arSe-As hens
eggs and tell or thirty minutes.
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A COLD SNAP IN TROY.


BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
TROY, July %, 1878.
A decidedly cold wave has reached Northern New
York. The Thermometer has changed ~ degrees
III forty eight hours in many places. Here the
temperature Is SO degrees; in the Adirondacks It
has lowered to So. and overcoats are In demand at
many OF the lakes ana other summer RESORTS. There
have been frosts IN the northern counties every
ma,nth tho current one, aud Tears are prevalent
thi the Same result may ensue Tonight, which
would cause incalculabbe damage 10 crops OF all
kiDts, especially corn, which Is already somewhat
injured by the Geld snap.
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SPOKEN.

Steamer Dominion Br from Montreal for Liverpool,
July II, lat 43 n6. lon 80 40
ship James Foster Abecl. from Now York Liver
pool July II. lar Al 81. lon 81 81.
Bark Hvistoian (Br, Metcaif from Quebec for Nieuwe
Diappe. Jusy II, lat 4S 30. Ion 81 As.
Bark $, HIND, from Lynn i, for Philadelphia,
July 49, lat 40 81 Ion ~ III.
BARK Joh BanGeia Br}. "copper" from sborn for
ton, June II ~ at So Ion % 20
York. July 10. lat Al 30 n. Ion 65 SO W.
Norwegian. bark showing HENM, bound 4, was seen
July IA, lat ~ = N lon 81 % w.
schr Annie l. cKcen, from - for Jacksonville. no
date
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MAIL ROBBER ARRESTED.
[By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, July -, 1873
George labcng good, deputy local mail agent ut
baldwin Fla wns arrested to-day by special agent
OF the Post once Department on charge OF stealing
from tue mails. lie confessed to tax pg one regis
tered pacKsgc, containing noary $oOo ana por,ion
nj inc money was found on hts person. lie watved
examination, anu was committed TO jan TO await tho
iail ERIN OF the United states District Court.
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THE GETTYSBURG ENCAMPMENT.

GETTYSBURG, Pa, July p. 1878
To-day was n day OF quiet enjoyment at the camp.
During tho morning tho veterans, escorted by tue
RInaroid band, made an excursion over the bntte
neld under the guidance Of Colonel Bacnclder
who delivered short Lectures at the scene Of Icy-
uolds, death, Round Top and other poins. Dress
parade place at seven O'Clock, when twelve beau
ul wresths were presented to the color bearers ~
INC lanies OF Gettysburp. Tomorrow all will make
an excursion 10 the battlefield Vi Anvc,em, returning
al nigh- "a.
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VERDICT OF SUICIDE.
10y TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
JAMAICA, L. l., July 20, 1878.
Tho Coronor's jury in the case Of tho man found
shot In the head the Jamaica turnpike, near Wood
haven, on Sunday morning, found verdict that the
deceased came to his death by bis own hands. The
body has not been idenUded, but from letter found
his person his name is believed TO DO GOtiteb
Werner.
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COLLIERY ACCIDENT.


IBy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
sngsASpoAB, Pa, July %, ls7S.'
miner named Joha srummnick, working at the
Thomas cchery IN this place, while jumping from
car IN the slope his ioohold aud was prcciptated
TO tho bottom, distant oil 100 yarde lie was norf-
pv m and will not recover.
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A TRAIN ROBBERS DEATH.

GALVESTON, Texas, July %, 1873.
A special to the Ncics from Round Rock says Sam
Bass, tho notorious tram robbor, died on Sunday.
He refused to inform his accomplices, saying il
was against his profession.
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KILLED By LIGHTNING.

BALTIMORE Nd. Ju1y22 1873
Mrs. An ME E. Perkins, OF Temrlevlle. Md., was in-
,antly killed by lightning yesterday afternoon at
Standards Neck, Queen Annc's county, Md.
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DEATH OF AN AEBONAUT.

PEORIA, Ill, July %, 1873
A palIoopist named s. ID. Atkinson fell distance
OF 200 feet while making ascension ~ E'mwood last
.ysnlpx- AND WINS insihnuy Killed
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sUNsrRoKE IN TENNEssEE.

MEMruis July 90, 1878.
Three fatal cases Of sunstrokc occurred yesterday
namely, Adolph voght, tailor; Mrs. J. W. Liebin.
ana Mrs, Joshua jefferson.
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FATAL ACCIDENT.
FEY TELL GRAPH TO THE HERALD.

ALBANY, ~ Y, July 90, 1873
Truman hlboard, while driving cart over tho
towpath OF the canal tonight was thrown under tho
wheels and had hts neck broken lie died soon alter
Va
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WHALEMEN.

A letter from Can't Elhrsd Of schr Thomas Hunt, Of
StoSngton reports thn made tho passage the
in ~ days; whales the passage out.
She sailed Flores June T. all weal, bound south
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DAMAGE 10 THE WHEAT CROP FROM STORMS
AND HEAT

MILWAUKEE, Wis, July ~, 1873
from a summary OF two hundred reports,
received oy n leading commission nfm here. from
points IN Wisconsin, Iowa aud Minnesota, during the
ia Il three weeks, damage TO tho wheat crop BY
late storms aud excessive heat averages IL per cont
Wisconsin, ~ per cent In Iowa AMI ~ per cent In
MisnesotA
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London; basxs Vice Ammiraslio Tcgctthod (Aun, Ham
burg: Hektor (Nor) Cork Falmouth: brig Maria FIJI
sari utaI, Piraeus (Greece)
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YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. &C.

4 -PAST SCHOONER 1ACIr JUSEriiIND. sUX
"A .2isx7. coppcrcd. III psrsct order handsoacly fur
n,bod full Inventory will be- sold low: foot Bridge st.
Jtrooxlvn q. 4 H. PO1bsON. ia South 1t.
uNoR sAIE-22.roor YACHT; FAST; coon SEA
boat, with extra racing suit. OWNER 2f6 newark ave.
Jersey City.
yITANTEIJ--A CESTREBOAKD SiDUP YACHT
w from IS ieet lon nearly thorcugnlp
we'll ound In all respects Apply TO or address %. MOS
KIs, Aston House. Apply before o o'clock \. W.
MISCELLANEOUS.
DRowN's vrKMftUGE OoMriTs OK WORN
DLozepgcs Pleasant to .sKs; children Ike them thS
worms dont rs ccntA
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THE WEATHER.
BsLMY NORTHWEST BKEEzEs REINyIooRATrNG
mn. rr1cs

BtLMY NORTHWEST BREEZEs REIAyI0ogATfNG
THE Go1HAMIIEs.
Tho cool rains OF Sunday which did SO much 10 de-
press the neivury tho terrible heightk0s hch
II had attained followed yesterday by brisk
pret z,s from the northwest which finished the good
work and rende red ine temperature not only toler
able but comfol liable. At noon the thermometer
marked only enty-Gve degrees ia the shade and
the citizens fastened about thor AFFAIRS with vig
orous tread, pas sing Thermometers contcnptuousy'
could hardly be recognized the faded, sp'ruiess
dripping who but day or Two ago consulted
Thermometer at every urp as u u were "h ofaeio
having the powe r 70 dispense life or death
The city has deed recovered IRON its suns'roke,
the parks more VISITED; ladies' M tue shoPs
m orning Luz In the afternoon; there Is decrease
Of profanity an rcasc OF kindness and eood humor
ana a General xrruicaton that Now YORK IS hcrsril
again.
DBL PROM suNsrRoKE
Michael Foley, ~ No 2.4 West Ihirty-second street,
died oke, yesterday. lie was prostfaied
last Saturday
Robert Thosn,s on, forty.three years OF age, was
prosraed by the neat Saturday morning "niie stand
Ing in front fathers store at No. DOL broadway
Ho was taken hor1e and dIeu the same evening.
THE THERNoMETER
The following record VIII show the enanges IN the
Temperature for The past twentyfonr hocfss IN CON-
pa,1son the corresponding cate OF last year, as
IL ocs by The thermometer ut Hudnuts pharmacy,
u,-pIrp Rnildinp. No. 2lS
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES or DEPARTURE FROM THE MONTHS
OF JULY AUGUST.
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SAILED.

Steamer Enmors tr. for Livsrpool ship ThIorvs Br).
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Average temperature yesterday ................ ~
Average temperature for corresponding dato last
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-TH1s DAY.

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
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HoLyHrAp, July ~ PM-wind NE. gentle; baronete
3n.O5e
LfzAup, July ~. Pm Wind N, light, fine.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-09-27
NO. 81.


In the midst OF i:s general grief the
New York Tribune finds occasion 10 ut
ter the following specific groam:
"Mr Murch. the grrenhacker who Ia
to rattle round in Mr.. Hale's seat IN
congress. bOusfed when lie was nomi-
mated that he had never received much
edncation and had not dollar IN the
world. lie il simply shifiless laborer
aud striker. whose first success IS an
election 10 congress. This Is the sort OF
victory the democratic editor il holding
q Jubilee over"
The idea IF anybody ssrsttling- In
Eugene HaIe's seat is decidedly unique
when II is known that this diminufiyc
snob could comfortably cnsronce him
self IN the hull OF M acron and then
have room for n couple of neighborlv
cnck-roaches. Although we would be
delighted 10 see none but educated. re-
hncd and intellectual people sent 10
congress. we are especially pleased that
Mr. Hale has been beaten by lust such
an ignornmus as Murch We have often
thought that the country would have
been Just as well of il the Tinh Maine
district had sent small yellow dog TO
congress instead Of Hale. IL view Of
the constitutional inhibition touching
yellow dogs. we accept Murch in the
spirit 10 which lac is sent. Baltimore
Gazette.