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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-22

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. Il. - henry ArmltJ
,n The prominent young lawyer and orator, died at
Al residence here this afternoon after an Illness OF two
months
NJ Brown was son of the late Frederick
,.,,n a philadelphia druggist, from whom he inner
- considerable wealth. He was born about 1916. He
"a. carefully educated at Philadelphia, and then went
- Vale CgIege whence he was graduated with high
t.oors Returning to Philadelphia, he entered the
.Hee Of the Hon. Daniel Dongherty, under whose
Guidance he studied law and prepared for admis-
,o IN m bar After being admitted he secured a
ie and lucrative practice, but he gave up much OF IL
eonsequenee OF peculiar dislike he acquired for the
rogeson after being actively engaged in it for few
rs HIS taste seemed TO incline towards politics, and
during he contest of Colonel Mcclure for State Senator
IA TOOK an active part in his behalf, making many
rpecbes and working with great viEor. When Colonel
reure vasa candidate for the MayOraly against Mayor
ssosJey Mr. Brown took the stump and labored night
.ad av IN Colonel McClure's interest When the NUM-
pa Reform Association started he connected him
self with It, being elected member of the Executive
committee and with thar association endeavored TO
ebeek what was considered extravaganza in Office His
bors in this line Of the most arduous kind, speak
br almost every night during each campaign to large
crowds his oratorica powers being such to command
attention from all classes. During the Hayes campaign
Mr. Brown again took the stump, going from state to
nate and making the most eloquent addresses of that
contest
nps 10 Europe and Of these he wrote series OF
Y press which attracted considerable attention
an Brown was one OF the tive Pennsylvanans who were
selected as membors the Golden Club OF London, the
lamons FREE trade propaganda AS an orator he had
nv superiOrs ana was eagerly Sought Rer on Occasions
when q finished speaker was required. On the occasion
Of e bar meeting take action ON the death OF CHIEF
Jasfce Thompson ne was sceete9 20 denver Ihe euaos!
and nsdered one or the finest oratorleal enOts
heard for many years, winning compliments from the
bar and press from al parts OF the country His last
appearance was the occasion Of the Valley Forge
Ceutenuia when delivered che Grafton. He was IN
yjted 10 speak at the Monmouth Centennial but the
cold be contracted Valley Forge made II Impossible
for bin 10 leave the house. TIE cold soon developed
mo typhoid fever, which finally caused bis death
Mr. Brown in every respect gentleman, pollshed
Scholar aud most brilliant orator. his delivery being OF
bat KIND which never fails 20 please, and his command
u the English language being very grelt lie had
luge circle OF friends among whom were numbered the
host distinguished men Of the nation, with not few
Ne-kuOWu celebrities in Europe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-22
osr Once NoticeThe Ioregn malIs POD We wees ea ho

Posi- once Souce-Ths mas FOR tho vees ca nag
SATURDAY, August -. 1875, will close az THIS once 0n
WEDNFsDAN al $50 A. m. for Europe, by steamship ADys-
corded nv tbs steamer must be specially addTessef aud at
IN toy Trance direct By steamsiD Pereire Hayre;
on THU RSDAY az m, for Europe, by steamship CITY
OF Brusses Queenstown lcorfcsOOnuencc LOT germany
and forwarded oy this steamer must be specially
sfdrsseel for Europe, BY steamship 1ellet
via plymouth. CherbOurg HamoulRi on sATU RDAi,
ar ii a. m Tor Europe, BY steamship Germanc. wa
Germany and scotland 20
be forwarded by this steamer must be specially Addressed
and AT a. m Scotland direct, by steamship Bolivia via
Glasgow ll:3O a. for Germany, &C. Dy steamship
Mose via Southampton ana Bremen SeorTespondenee Tor
treat Britain Continent be forwarded thiS
steamer be specially addressed The steamships Abys
snia CITY and Gernane DO not take mails or
Denmark sWOoep MOI The malls for the West In
dies and Venezuela leave Newly 0rk August 90 Tie mans
ion Aspna the south Pacific poris leave ei ofk An
gust 81 The malls for Mexico leave NewYork August "a
h mails for China aud Japan leave san Francisco August
81 The mails Australia &C. leave San Francisco septe-
ber 2. Y.UEa po.,n..ta,
po.toao. S.v.YOrs August H. Il S ~ MES F'''a''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-22

involved in private finances. III farmer Is buying
more than he is selling from his farm, he Is growing
poorer out n he Is selling than he Is buying he
IL getting richer. This idea holds good with the
trade OF the country. Now things are changed. We
are buying less abroad ard lave balance in
our favor OF S63O,OOO.0oO No people IN the
world well able to maintain specie
basis the United States, II they say they will
We Just In sight Of the day OF redemption.
We look right into the promised land
but greenbacks say Don't go in Come, now, and wan
der with for years more" You deprecfate
reney, and you might we'll by shock
OF mighty paTalyze capital from end OF the
country the other You the country that
Of a great commercial people 10 beggarly
small retail affair. The thing which this
frlghtens IA Wild schemes OF finance. What the
United States needs this large amount Of
lctllOneatiyeness You cannot keep this currency
political football You cannot settle this question until
settle 4 right
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-22
THE MISSISSIPPI REPUBLLCANs.
A MOVEMENT TO REoRGANIZE THE PARTY-A PROPo-
sITIoN TO JOIN WITH THE INDEPENDENTS.

A MOVEMENT TO REORGANIZE THE PARTY-A PROPO-
sITION TO JOIN WITH THE INDEPENDENTS.
lBr TELEGRAPH TO THR TGTBUNEI
WAsHINGToN, Aug. 21.-Marshal Hunt, ex-Mar-
shall Lake. j. NJ. Wells and William Price, ex-Post-
master of Grenada, all of Mississippi, in town.
These gentlemen, with Others. are interested in a
movement to organize the Republicans in that
State For this purpose they visited the Ma
tional Republican Committee rooms to-day, and
had a talk with Secretary Gorham. They
report that the Republicans there seem to
look upon all attempts TO organize as unpromising
of good results, owing TO the terrorism created
among the eolored people by the threats and demon
sfratiOns and sometimes crimes, of the Bourbons
They say that a large number of native-born South
ern men in the State who call themselves Demo-
Gratis are outspoken in their Remuneration of VIC
lence and intimidation, as practised by the Bour-
hons aud make no secret of their opposition to the
rue of the latter class In this idea iethe princi
nal strength of the Independent movement. which
has taken definite shape in the LIST District.
where General Reuben Davis is making
vigorous canvass in opposition To MIR. Mnidr3W me
nresent REPRESENTATIVE in Congress, and III the YIN
District where ROdeTick Seal has been placed IN
nomination for Congress as an Independent candl-
date The prospects in favor OF these gentlemen
cannot be sald TO be brilliant, but they are daily
gaining strength and 1t is not impossible that the
Panuniicans NAV loin forces with the Independents
nrnviding they can do so and vote without Tlsklng
their lives Representatives Singleton and Money,
Democrats, will be returned without opposition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-22
A SPECIMEN AGTrAToR.

man spoke at a National observation-disclosures
A,, The other night not thousand miles from Troy,
Sy aid an honest days labor IN his life: for years
Wa his wife work and support him; large sum Of
pe ~ which bis associates IN fire company raised
~ benet OF his family In sickness and handed to
,el M ye 10 them was expended by him IN dssipa-
I'm and baucLery; and, entering the army, no was
ivsiesed for cowardice 10 cannot be possible that
$3.50 ScorEmen VIII be misCd by such arrant humbugs
pst man OF oven by such batneIskites Kearney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-22
A RUNAWAY IN CENTRAL PARK.

Charles Hass and his wife, OF No. 1Ss
Clintonst were riding In Central PARK last evening"
when near the Webster statue the carriage was upset
Mr. Haas aud his wife we're thrown out and seriously In
800 A friend who was passing in a vehicle saw their
blight ard took them 10 their nome dhe hOIss wee
caught 10y officer Key near the Mali. Inc wagon was
slightly damaged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-22
THE DEMOCRATIC STATE COMMITTEE.
,,,y,,,,a To FIX THE TIME AND PEACE FOR HOLD
ING luz go 20 or no or ray TR,nuSr.

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuNE.l
SARATOGA, Aug. 21.-Twenty-nine OF the thirty
three members OF the Democratic state committee
are hers this evening and the absent Tour. hessis
Donneily and GambletoD, OF New-ioik' ENAns' VI
Hudson, and Porcher' OF os"ego' arc iopL pm
aa,,to5 NV substitutes. The committee will
meet to-morrow to decide on time ana
rIoce for State Convention. Several week
s9o n was thought doubtful il q convention would
be beld. II was believed to be the purpose OF the
anti Tiden majority in the State Committee NOS 10
cali n convention, in order that they might hoid
tbeir paees for another year. The sentiment OF tho
party, however, was found to be in favor OF cOo-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-22
p,or,I,n. ,,or ,he Teo,b ana Dren,h,

Ia the best liquid deufrcs in the world. IL thoroughly
cieanses partially decayed teeth from AL parasites or living
annual cue" leaving them Deary white imparung de-
llghtiul fragrance To the breath
THE FRAGRANT - FL0RLlNR"
RemOyes ms anty asng from foul stomach or
tobacco smoke Being partly composed OF honey soda ap ex
tracts herbs and plants H Is perfectly harmless
and as delicious sherry.
Prepared C. GALLUP. No 493 0xfOrdst London
England and retaIled everywhere Price 75 cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-22
A REPUBLICAN QUARREL ENDED.
TIE PARTY IN THE PITTsBURG DISTRICT WILL AC
IN HARMONY.
,nr rrLraRArH ro az TRmuNE.

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
WASHINGTON, Aug. 21.-Mr. Quay, chair
man Of the Pennsylvania Republican state central
committee has written TO prominent Official heTe that
the differences over the candidate for Congress from inc
Pttsburg District, which at one time were 30 serious
- -. thros,op a defeat for the Republicans, have all
ro hesled new call for a convention VIII be made
and the Republicans will act III harmony. @r Sorns
,storv osSthe National Republican COMMITTEE VINO
5aS maj returned from Pennsylvania, confirms THESE
adyices from Mr.. Quay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-22
THE SCIENCE ASSOCIATION.
OPENING OF THE SESSION AT ST. LOUIS.
THE ATTENDANCE sAIALL--THE PAPERS PROMISE TO
RI INTERESTING.

BE INTERESTING.
iBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 21.-The American AssOcl-
alton for the Advancement Of Science met at the Wash
ington University this morning. Professor Newcomb.
the retiring president called the meeting to order and
introduced Professor o. c. Marsh the president for the
ensuing year who made a brief address. WIN. 7. Harris
OF the local committee, then introduced Mayor
Oversolz who delivered address Of welcome IN be-
half Of the citizens OF st. Louis An appropriate re-
sponse was made BY Professor Marsh Six members
were elected aud the OF thirty candidates for
mcmbefshp were presented. The association then ad-
Iuuuieh til night, To give tie members Ot the different
sectious an o. pUrtunty 90 organize, which done
this afternoon. TIE reading or papers VIII commence
before the sections tomorrow morning The attendance
of members large, but the number OF papers pre-
scented indicates interesting session The city per
eety healthy, aud ita reception OF the scientists was
very cordial. In the evening addresses were delivered
by Ice-Presidents ThufstOn and GrOte.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-22

Physicians and psychologists have long scratched their
heads and midnight OIL" seeking 20 devise
whereby excessive coTpuleEey might Dc either
controlled Until recently all theories spe-
al directions" have failed But At last The
problem Allan's AntFat will surely and positively
reduce flesh six pounds week No medi.
cine Of medicines has been discovered
that would such wonderful results and at the sams
lime improve the general health. Sold by druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-22
DEMOCRATIC FEARS IN TEXAS.
THE GREENBACK PARTY DRAWING PROM 1T LARGELY
REPUBLICAN PROSPECTS IN HE AUSTIN DIS
ley TELEGRAPH no TINE rRIBuvE.I

TRICT.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
WASHINGTON, Aug. 21.-Adyices received here
from one of the Democratic Senators Of Texas con-
tam some interesting facts in relation to the coming
campaign in that State. The Senator speaks with
some alarm about the wonderful spread of Green
back doctrines throughout the State and says that,
as this strength comes from the Democracy than
the Republicans, the formers majority will be seri-
Ously curtailed the loss being probably one-half.
In the Austin District, where John Hancock has
been nominated, he fears that the Republicans viii
elect Mr. Jones, their nominee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-22
Guecial Notices..

Mans Mission Enrth-A thorough Medical IIeatls
indcatingOW Confirmed Disabilities may De removed Inc
experience - years study observation and PROFESSIONAL
practise showing the agencies that w insure Restored MAN
hood siren gtened Vitality sound conditions OF lteAtn
thar have been impaired by Overa1od p0wers statement
of the Obstacles Marriage aud OF the means " remove
fben By mail zoe currency postage stamDsl. Address
sec'y MnseuIn Anatomy aud Science LAG broadway MY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-22
New spaniah Patent Law.

On the 2ist Of July Spain adopted and liberal pat
ent system The costs reduced and patent covers
spalu Cuba Porto Rico ard the Philippine Islands Cost OF
nafent $50 Trademarks be registered for 500 We
have an agency Madrid and prepared to take on span
lsn al" IA ~ 1890 sH WALLIS & SON,
Spruc n y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-22

,,o,,, n marriott anxious 20 be " seen on busI-
niDd on nrSnuec;ed with packing State delegations in
pe ~ ssmmy's is not a name to inspire enthusiasm,
~ Vtbere's magic in that barL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-22
EW-HAAIPSHIRE POLITICS.
CONGRESSMAN BLAIR CANDIDATE FOR The SIN
ATORsHIP
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBU

fBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE IHIHUNfT
WASHINGTON Aug 21.-Some of the friends OF
Representative II. W. Blair, of New-Hampshire
here say that he declined to be candidate for re-
nomination to Congress for the reason that no con
templates entering the race for the United States
Sepatorship. Mr.. Blair's friends insist that Sena-
Tor Wadlegh made an agreement wheh electet that
he would not again be candidate ana thaI thaI
agreement will be insisted upon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-22
REPUBLICAN PLANS IN NORTH CAROLINA.
UNITING WITH THE INDEPENDENTS IN THE CON

REPUBLICAN, PLANS IN NORTH CAROLINA.
UNIrING WITH THE INDEPENDENTS IN THE CON
GRESSIoNAL DIsTRICTS-THE SENATORIAL FIGHT.
DY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrBOSE.i
WASHINGTON, Aug. q .-Letters which have been
received here from prominent Democratic pOlit-
clans in North Carolina say that since the State
elections early this month, the Nationals and the
Republicans have determined to make vigorous
fight for the LIST, WITH, Vth and With Con
gressional districts. Mr.. Cobb, the Independent
Republican candidate in the LIST District, is running
as a greenback man. In the Hid District there is no
opposition TO the Republican nominee, MIR. OHare
colOred 1t is probable that Mr.. Brogdon, the pres
ent Representative, will run as an Independent Re
publican. There is no opposition to the Democratic
nominees Woodell, Steele, and Vance, in the lid,
With, and With Districts.
1t is understood that the Republicans will not
bring out candidate in the IYth District but will
vote solidly for Josiah Turner, Independent and
Greenbacl Democrat, TO defeat the regular Demo
cratic nominee Mr. Davis, the present representa-
tive In the With District, Mr. Winston, Independent
Greenback Democrat, is opposing Mr. Scales, the
Democratic nominee, with some force. MIR. IOurgee,
the regular Republican candidate, has come to the
front to reunite the vote of his party,
which has been divided the green
back question There is a great division
among the Democrats on the money question in this
district The friends of Mr.. Scales claim that he
will defeat both of his opponents as he is himself
greenback man. The With District is being can
vassed by a man named Helper, relative OF the
author of the Impending Crisis" as an Indepen-
dent Republican Greenback candidate. His chances
for success are represented rs not very promising.
The Senatorial fight has become very bitter and
peTsonal between the friends OF Senator
Nerrimop and Mr.. Vance. Tho indications
are that a third man will he brought ont and the
names OF ex-senator Clingman and eX-ReDTesenta-
tive Leach are mentioned. Leach's membership Of
the state Senate will give him the advantage over
General Clugman, and his liberal views on internal
I improvements and educational matters will add
nncb 10 his strength General ChnRman is an
avowed enemy Of Dir. Vance, and this will weaken
| his chances. Leach is popular with both sides
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-22
.yp,yRIICAN LIvELINESs IN THE XXXIsT DIS
kth 49, TRICT
From The Buffalo Empress.

penublican politics are getting lively IN the
Ia err ssiOual District. As IL stands at present
cbt rs three-cOrnered one, Ke Mldsaipman Easy's
tle AZ the Crnesee angle Of the triangle. towers
anc. .e q; HOsins, who feels that two years under
1891 A. ali that ms light VIII bear. IN Niagara County
prsasr tbe other two combataDts, NJ. q. Richardson,
oT al me LcckPOrt UniOn representing the Admins
L.sCn wing while United Stetes District Attorney
aev heaas the anti-iiayes forces May the best man
~ ~ ana bis name be Charles b. Benedict!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-22
CIRCULATING SOFT MONEY SPEECHES.
THE DEMOCRATS FLOODING indiana WITH Y0OR
HESS AND TIIURMAv's SPEECHES.

my TELEGRAPH To THE TRlBUSEI
WAsHINGroN Aug. 21.-The Democratic Con-
gressional Committee is flooding the State of lndi-
ana with Senator Voorhees, speech on the Resump-
ticn Act 30, 600 copies of the speech having been
sent to that state. The committee is preparing to
send out Senator Thuunan's speech, and has four-
teen clerks employed, together with large num-
Der of folders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-22
THE soUNDEsr KIND OF ADVICE.

rho true policy of all Republicans is to
ln,il1 diFefences and prepare for the work OF the
haIss II is not the time for nursing dnerenees or
nsttss,- grieyances We need harmony, earnesness
fesscSiyty II was never more important than now 10
an9",ain Marty aseendancy In Allegheny County, and
mans.,,u Iy be done by dispOsing OF differences and
tlsfs,S I'M harmonious, earnest effort. We say these
uh mol u the interest OF particular candidates, but
M party " large
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-22
JOHNSTON OPPOSED.
THE COMBINATION ~ THE RICHMOND DISTRICT
LIKELY TO PREVENT HIS NCMGNATlON.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TBGBUSB.l

WASHINGTON, Aug. 21.-A member Of the Demo-
cratic Central COMMITTEES of Virginia, who was here
to-day, gives it as his opinion that the combination
forming against General Joseph f.. Johnston in the
Richmond District will be- strong enough to defeat
his nomination. They are urging against him the
fact that he is opposed to any reduction Of the
army. las thought that Colonel John IS. Young,
of 1enricO County will carry the convention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-22
LIVELY CON TESTS IN OHIO.
THE INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE GAINING IN CO.

Epr rELEonArn 10 TIE rRmuNE.I

TELEGRAPH TO THR TRmUNEl
COLUMBUS, Ohio. Aug. 21.-SeeretarY Sherman,
now at his home at Mansfield is preparing speech
which he will deliver at Toledo OH Monday evening
next. 1t win be devoted principally to finance and
the resumption of specie payments
Reports from Toledo at the Democratic head
quarters acknowledge division in the party there
which cannot be healed. Prominent Democrats in
this city openly acknowledge that Frank II. Hurd,
the nominee for Congress in the With District, will
be abandoned by the Democrats, who are fighting
him personal and technical grounds, and that the
gate is WIDE open for Republican victory in that
district. Many Democrats have already pledged
themselves to vote the Republican ticket if neces-
sary to defeat Hurd.
In this city the opposing candidates are working
hard. The district the IXthl last year gave $500
Democratic majority. but the presence OfMr English
the Independent candidate for Congress- in the field
has created considerable uneasness IN the Demo
cratic ranks and bets the result of the election are
now about even. A large plumber of the Germans
and Irish are backing VII. English and are bringing
the Know Nothing record OF blr. Converse before
every fOreignbOfD citizen. IL is now acknowledged
that the most bitter fight in the State viii be In tins
Congressional district. Both candidates are popular
attorneys, and have good records and stand high.
From the present outlook Mr.. English seems to be
gaining. The Democrats still confident, but
they have In a great degree modified their former
assertions of confidence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-22
THE FIELD OF POLITICS
INCIDENTS OF THE CAMPAIGN.

SOUTHERN REPUBLICANS UNITING WITH IEDEPES-
DRNTs-THE TEXAS DEMOCRATS FEAR REDUC-
TON OF THEIR MAJORITY.
The Republicans are uniting in several
Southern States with Independents, with
the hope of defeating the DEM
Ocrats in Congressional Districts. in
Texas the Democrats fear a large reduc-
ton of their majority by desertiOns to the
Greenback party. Mr.. Sherman will speak
at Toledo on Monday. Mr.. Blaine delivered
an address at Biddeford, Me-, yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-22
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
GuaOpsis for tie DGgt "a hours

synopsis for tie past "a hours
WARRINGTON, Aug. %, a. m.-The barOm-
s@ d highest in the Lake region, and Is low In the
Nsu Missouri Valley. Occasional rain has fallen In
ne disircts except the Northwest and Lake region
letIpersture has everywhere remained nearly stl-
lay Aogtherly winds have prevailed east OF the
49, pp River aud southwesterly winds to the vest
IadieahoHA
~ ~ We Nev-England and the Middle Atlantic states
49, partly cloudy weather. OCCASIONAL xht rains,
mostly nOrtherly, stationary temperature, hiShef
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
founs: Morning Night. IBAII
liast5sTff ssisnis1ss45eT saonlsl1shsa
II ITV'2 $50
. III 49, ,lv
W. ~ yfts1l
~ 49, = 81
2S'S
l--4ix<f< .4- l-Aa-l-l-A4xS-
va ,ss-; ssy y 'sn, sss 81
satS aa,sk nss 80 ~ ~
a'nus'1''s a'af1
s-'susg OFFICE, Aug. %, a. m.-The barometer
Almost stationary during the greater part OF
q. 'g cloudy weather yesterday, but rose slightly In
~ le'aing and after the showers In the afternoon
\, psfaiare has fallen and The amount Of moisture
P,,,slf has been Increased
hu,S cloudy weather, with chances Of showers, fol-
o-aay IN this city and yielnity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-22
OBITUARY.
HENRY ARMITT BRoWN.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 81. - Henry Arniitt
,vn The prominent young lawyer and orator, died at
s,sepce here this afternoon after an illness of two
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-22

TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-22

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Pcudiclar Auca divisions u tine Tor tae n9aN
ats a irtssasr White las Tspsseat the sseiaii0aa
ny aoiustrsss asara