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SAD DROWNING ACCIDEN L.
LBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD |

By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NEWPORT X. l., June 20, 1873
sad drowning accident occurred here late tnis
afternoon, which has cast gloom tho com mu
nifty. George Tiffany, Jr son Of George Tiffany OF
New York. a prominent summer resident, and his
tutor, nliam Smith, formerly OF Dayton, Ohio were
drowned tho Forty steps, where they were fish
ing The lad, Il appears, fell of a rock, and his tutor
lost his life in trying 10 save him. Mr.. Smith's
body was recovered, and a Coroner's inquest
has been held. The body of tho lad has
not yet been found. Tho shore Is being
paroliel by large number OF sympa-
thiz,ng friends. Young Tiffany was grandson
OF Commodore N. q. Perry, United States Navy. and
nephew OF Mr. August Belmont. A diver IS on the
spot and boats have been brought into use.
Mr. smith Wal about iorty-two years Of age and
classical scholar, havi nled various postions
tutor In this country and Europe. 10 bora IN
Scotland. and was married about two years ago, II
wife being now employed as n teacher OF languages
tho Rogers High school, oi this city Many Of
sons OF summer residents wero pupils oil Mr.. SMITH
amt hts death will be kcenly felt
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Roar Admiral Thomas o. sefridge, Unitod states
Navy Is ut tho Sturtevant Senator T.. ID. Plumb, OF
Kansas; congressman William J. Bacon, OF uuca and
George d. Lorng, Of Massachusetts; Insurance super.
in,cndent John y. smytn, OF Albany cx Congressman
Frank H. Hurd, oil OHIO, and stephen u. Eikins, Of
New Mexico, are at the Fihh Avenue. Judge Amasa
j. Parker, OF Albany, Is at Tho Brevoor Charles l..
NJ Gwinn, OF Baltimore, Is al tho Clarendon. Naval
Constructor Edward Hart, United states Navy, rs at
the Astor. Mayor W. y. Downs, OF Alobcson, Kan,
Is at the Hoffman. General Francis Price, OF New
Jersey, Ia at the New YORK. Congressman George A.
Bagicy, OF watcrtown N. ", Is at the Union square.
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THE WEST INDIES.

SEVERE DROUGHT IN JAMAICA--AN ARCH.
DEAcoN's SINS.
KINGSTON, Jamaica, June 13, 1878.
The island has been suffering from severe drought,
the usual rainfall at this Of the year having
yet In few heavy showers fell the 80 mat,
and the rainfall on that day was In some districts
stmated al seven inches. .
CLERICAL SPECTATOR.
Tho venerable Archdeacon Row has taken IN HE
coworkcrs In the church here and conhdpg
merchants to the extent OF $50 0O0 selling bills Of
exchangeto some OF these against bank account IN
England that did not exist Criminal proceedings
threatened by some OF his creditors, and he has
taken uD his residence In Madeira, whore II rs sup
posi- he is beyond the reach OF British He still
draws 1000 per annum as archdeacon, although he
has boon absent from the island two years.
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NEW ENGLAND QUAKERS.
Close OF THE YEARLY MEETING.
(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

NEWPORT, X l., June 20, 1873.
The Friends alter a weeks session, sdjJurncd to-
night THIS morning pubic religious meeting was
held. The opening prayer was made by Anthony
Kimber, OF Philadelphia. Addresses were made by
Elkana Beard, OF Indiana, ana John i. Hanson, Of
Iowa The meeting closed with an earnest prayer by
EHzi both l.. ComstOck, oil Iichisan. Tbc Lsl busi-
ness meeting of The session took place this afternoon
and II WAS largely attended The epsiles written la
answer those received by tn meeting were tcud
and approved They were addressed TO the several
yearly meetings IN tins country, England, Ireland aud
Asia. A large committee WIS named 10 arrange Tor
the meeting next year OF Portland Addresses were
made referring the hugh character o the late Alden
samson OF New York, aud the wsie of John Bright,
OF Euglani, well as specially commencing the re-
cent abors OF Mr. Bright IN dissuadng ms country
men from war with Russ,a George Rowland, OF Now
Bedford, was appointed treasurer OF the yearly
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT..
OFFICE or Tng CnIEf SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, june Ill A. IA.

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE TnR CnIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON June Ill a. IA.
Indications
For Friday In the South Atlantic and Middle States,
stationary or falling barometer, southerly winds,
warmer clear. followed by cloudy or partly cloudy
weather and numerous local rains Will prevail
For Now England, southeast TO southwest winds,
warmer partly cloudy, followed by threatening and
possibly rainy weather, with stationary or falling
barometer
For the Gulf States stationary followed by rising
barometer, warmer southcry veerng 10 cooler north
and west winds, clear or partly cloudy weather.
For Tennessee ana tho ONO Valley and the lower
lake region southwest vccring TO cooler northwest
winds iailng followed by rising barometer, cloudy
and rainy weather, possibly clearing away by even
Ing.
For the upper lake region, Upper Mississippi and
Lower Missouri valleys, rising barometer, cooler
north TO west Winds clear or clearing weather
Cautionary signals continue al Alpena, Ludipgton.
Grand haven, Chicago, Milwaukee, Section 0ne and
MarQuetto.
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INDIAN RAID INTO TEXAS.

CITIZENS AND TROOPS IN PURSUIT.
By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Juno 20. 1878.
Tho following despatch has been received at heal
quartcrs:-
IL was reliably reported last night that party OF
Indians crossed near Lipan Springs at ten O'Clock A.
NJ yesterday gong west, pursued by party OF citi-
zens from kmball county, one hour behind. The
Indians hod broken up ana their horses were very
much jaded. Kennedy's company. in three detach-
ments, left here AT two O'Clock TINS morning W It'll
pack animals and SIX days rations
MCLAUGHLIN, Com mancIng Fort Concho
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workngmen are sincere In their assumptions. and
likewise are the straight republicans and straight
democrats The fusionisls, u cannot be denied, are
the interest OF capital and monopoly, ana
they are TACT the main target o.
every other organization. And here let IL
be remembered that the ticket was formed Dy
the capitalists OF this city aud State 10 oppose Com
munism, as represented BY Dennis koarney; ana
among It's representatives, many OF our best citi-
zsns In an intellectual, social ana financial point OF
view. The exiravagant expressions and threats OF
the Communists nave been sufficient 10 alarm the
most PHI aud awaken sense OF appreciation
of danger among the most obtuse, whether capitalists
or men OF moderate means but Of ordinary intell-
Il
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BRAZILIAN COFFEE MARKETS.

RIO JASEiRo. Juno 10. 1877
Cofee quiet prices aimed. change Good hrsts.
5sU reis 100 refs per 10 kos. Exchange Iondun.
2sSd Average daily receipts 01uU bags Weeks ship
mentso the Channel and North Of Europe ~ UOV bags
10 the United states 5.UJ, do TO the Xcdt
none. weeks saes-For the channel anu North Of IN.
rope "a bags tor tho United states IL 100 do
the mediterranean none. stock. 53uD bags frsis hts
per sail ter the Channel, Fs
SANTOS. June 49, 1879
Coffee very quieti prices nearly nominal; superior.
5000 $40 per 10 kilos Average daily receipts,
2sUO weeks shipmcnts To the ,hannel Europe aud
the 10000 bags weeks sales Tor Europe,
2Oov bags; for the United states, none Stock 5000
bnrA
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AMERICAN NURSERYAIEN.

ROCHESTER,. y. ", Juuc 10 1873.
Tho American Nursery mems Convention, which mas
been IN session here since Wednesday morning,
elected The following officers yesterday aitcruoon:
j. HARRISON OF Paincsvuis ONO, president; r. ). Hub.
bard OF dous, ~ w. nrst wee president, aud ono
additional president from each state IN the Union.
Cleveland was chosen as tie place Tor meeting In
next annual session. There was large atcnaancc Ut
the Convention winch will conclude It's aDors 10 day.
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TO BE EXECUTED.
CHICAGO, June 20. 1875

CHICAGO, June 20 1875
The Governor has steadily refused to rcpricvc tho
murders Shurry and Connolly, and they Will DO
twelve O'Clock.
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ARREST OF A FUGITIVE MURDERER.
HALIrAx, June 20, 1878.

HALIFAx, June 20, 1878.
On tho arrival Mt North Sydney yesterday OF tho
ship Royal Charter, from London, one OF her crew
arrested on charge OF having murdered the cap
tain OF the Swedish bark Oscar on recent voyage.
The cuprit had eiuded the London police, wbo for-
wardcd a iuil description OF him 10 North sydney
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THE INDIANA STRIKE.

lsDiASApoLIs, June 20, 1878.
All quiet at Coal Creek to-day Part OF the IN
fau,ry who were there yesterday returned this
N fer
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The following record viii show the changes In tho
temperature for the past twenty -four hours In com
parison with the corresponding date Of last year,
Indicated by tho Their VI Hudnurs pharmacy,
HERALD Building, No. 2ls Broadway
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wINCHEsTER's. wIScnESrERs. wINcHEsTER's
GREAT CURE FOR CONSUMPTION

Use WINCHEsTER's HYPoPnOSPHITf Of LIMA
SODA Tor the ofCONSu MpT.oN and Chronic bis
OF the ri oAr and LUNGS. also General Dcolity.
by dyspepsia and Poverty Of the hood
Price 81 aud 81 per bottle. Prepared only by
WISCHEsfEk o.. Chemists.
Sold by dru EXISTS No. 30 John ST. New ORR
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THE CONTACT BETWEEN THE SIOUX AND CHIP
PEwAs CONFIRMED.

MADISON, Wis., Juno 20, 1878
Tho despatch last ngnt announcing the
fact that serious trouble was apprehcndod
with tho Chippewa indians is confirmed to-
day by tho receipt OF tcIcnram from
the County Judge and Sheriff OF Burnett county. they
say the Indians have commenced shooting, ana that
mediate protection.
General sheridan has been asked for tho necessary
aid. There longer any doubt that compact has
been formed bet~ecn the Cnippewas and Sioux, and
great anxiety Is fe by tho state officers for tho safety
lf no nco
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DIED.

RHIyELASDER.-on Thursday evening, June 20,
1875 NJ us late residence NO IA Washington square,
WILLIAM e RuISELANDxg.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
For Other Deaths See Ninth P1y.I
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A So PEARL OR MIXED DERBY, 81 30
MAcKiSAws 81 %, worth So. - New Church st., up
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Average temperature yesterday 13A
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year. Os5
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A wINEGLAssFuL A DOSE.
FRED'K DE barry 4

INDISPENSABLE To THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC
Every genuine bottle bears the VI Tine Apolin arts
Company Limited. London
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AS ICE DISAPPEARS UNDER A JULY sun so
fat under the of ALAs's ANTI hose
having useesiy tried other remedies readily reduced
five pounds week this great remedy tor
corplieuce. Sold by druggists.
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A.-SELZER BRUNNEN NATURAL SPARKLING
MINERAL WATER A. Stephan x CO.. A. New st., sols
iinAnr
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IL aud ~ WAR; n 81. NEW YORK
Sole agents Tor Unted States ana canadas
FOR SALE ny DEALERS. GHOCERs AND DRUG
GtSTS
The label every genuine bottle 10 printed BLUE
paper
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THE BEST NATURAL ApERIESr.

HuNYADI JANos.
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THE LANCET:"IIunyadi J anos.-Baron Liebig affrms
that its richness in aperen salts surpassss that Of all other
known waters
THE BnlTlsH MEDICAL JoURSAL;-' Iunyadl
JanosThe agreeable safest and eaicacious
aperient watern
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EUROPE.


A HIGHLY IMPORTANT SALE OF PAINTINGS IN
~ Paris.
the of September thore will be exhibition
In Paris collection OF Paintings, representing the
spanish Italian and schools and forming oil
the gallery of a notable Spanish grandce.
The place the exhibition and sale Of said painting
will be announced in Paris in dus time
This collection comprises the original works OF MIro
vela.aurx Morales called the divine, Goya Alfonso csno
Juan Juancs Zubaran JORDAN, Maea, Rafael, Miguel
Angel reniers Van Dyck Kubens aad many others OF the
great masters
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LIVERPOOL COMPTON HOUSE HOTEL

This ma ncent build no hotel ID
Liverpool. t,ning $50 rooms Handsomely furnished,
with ovewy modern laxury home comfort; suits OF
private rooms. spacious coee saloon. with the
iadics' adjoining he largest and finest b
lard and smoking rooms In town. Charges modes ate
WILLIAM RUsSELL Proprietor. Z
no MERCHANTS AND FINANCIAL AGE >rs:-t
London house is disposed to entertain proposals from
firms requiring financial facilities. Address Mr.. THOMAS
100 gresham iiouse. London h. O.
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,PPRoyED BY THE ACADEMY OF MEDICINE OF
F~>>CE, AID ITS SALE IN FRANCE AUTHORIZED
Bl SPECIAL ORDER OF THE FRENCH GOVERN
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THE GREAT EUROPEAN NOVELTY.
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COMFORT FOR THE FEEr-wALKING MADB
SUMNER variety beuu.itul styles 81
NnhsAn 81. we sds. EUGENL FEKKI, A SON.
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PROFESSOR vIRCHOW Berlin :"Invariably good
prompt most valuable y
rKUFrSSO BAMBtRtsER, VIENNA" have
scrlped these Waters with remark able success"
PROFESSOR sCANZoNI. Wurxburg 81 prescribe
but thsn
PROFESSOR LAUDER BRUNToN. ~ D., y 8.
London More pleasant than its rivals. and surpassea
them 10 ctsyn
PROFESSOR AIKEN, NJ. D., T.. Il. s., Royal Military
Hospital Nesy :'Preicrred to Pullna and Friedriehs.
l..it
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IL HERALD OFFERS FOR SALE

TWO SINGLE BULLOCK PERFEcrING PRESSES.
capable OF printing II. 900 copies per hour
eight paper either six, eight columns
ALSO ALL THE STEREOTYPE MACHINERY BE.
LONGING THERETO
PRICE, $1,000
Address j. g. BENNETT,
New Yurk Herald.
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HAIR DYE.-BATCHELuRS Is BEST. SOLD
by druggists. Appiea At celebrated Wig Factory. IL
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AND HANGED III sLyENTY-FIyE ARMLD
HORsEMES.
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OF ALL KINDS
DONE CHEAP FOX CASH
AT TIE MtrROPOLIfAN
JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
~ Ann ST
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THE COTTON TRADE.

The annual review of the cotton movement
during the twelve months ending September
l appears in The Financial Chronicle of Satur-
day. 1t states that the total crop of the year
was 4,S11,2G5 bales. and the average weight
$50. 10 pounds per bale, making the gross weight
of the crop 2,3O9, 9OS, 907 pounds, or about
10 per cent more than the preceding crop.
The overland movement, not otherwise counted,
was 317,G2 bales against 300,282 bales dur
ing the preceding year; the quantity manu-
featured at the South is estimated at $4,000
bales, only 1000 more than the guam
tity manufactured in 1S76-'77; and the guam
tity exported, exclusive Of foreign cot
ton, 3,34O,166 bales. The remainder,
1885, 9S bales, is the quantity taken by
Northern spinners, which is thought, notwith-
standing the stoppage of Fall River mills, to
be about the same as the quantity taken dur
ing the year preceding. Although the exports
are smaller by 429,000 bales than in 1889
go, the year of the largest crop before the
war, the total consumption of Great Britain
and the Continent has enormously increased, and
the enlarged supply has been drawn from other
countries. The average price Of cotton exported
has been about the same as in the year
1S59I60, and the production, though nearly
as large as it was that year. is much less per
capita. According to Professor Elliott. of the
Treasury Department, the population il now
about 100000. If so, the production
of cotton now is about fOrty-eight pounds
per capita, and in 1860 it was about
seventy-one pounds. But the home con-
sumption is triae more per capita than
1t ever was before the war. Estimating the
population as before, the quantity taken for
consumption in this country from the last
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER

crop is about 1916 pounds per capita, ana
the consumption before the war was
never as large as in 1959-60, when it was
1882 pounds per capita. AS the finer goods
are now more largely made in this country
50 that a given quantity OF material yleids
greater number of yards of cloth, 1t appears
that this country now produces more yards OF
cloth per capita than it did before the war,
but it sent abroad last year over 126,OOO'OOO
yards of cloth, and of the uncOlored goods
produced nearly one-tenth.
The Chronicle takes a hopeful view OF the
manufacture, believing that foreign goods Will
not hereafter be imported rs largely as they were
prior to 1873 that the manufacture here has
made great progress, and attained much
cheaper production by labor-saving ma
chinery and that the foreign demand Tor
American goods is growing, and can now be
met with profit. 1t observes, also, that the
average earnings of operatives are higher now
than in 1860, in proportion to the cost OF
living, and that supplies cost more, and cot
ton as much, and yet, because of better ma
chinery, higher speed, and greater skill and
economy, the mills are able to supply goods at
less cost than in 1860. The very rapid growth
of exports of cotton goods, within the past
few years, clearly indicates that the American
manufacturer has been gaining in these re-
spects faster than his rivals abroad. A high
degree of independence has already been Sc
cured for this branch of industry, and it may
expect at no distant day, if its progress is un-
interrupted. to wrest important foreign mar
kets from the manufacturers of Great Britain.
Less than 100000 yards of cotton cloth
were exported in 1874 about seven times as
many went abroad in 1873.
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rHE RrrLER CONHENTTOM.

General Butler yesterday at Worcester inn
itated the cuckoo, which usurps the nest OF
the lark, hustles out any young that 1t may
find therein, deposits its eggs, and greets the
riehtful tenants when they demand admit
lance with such tremendous screaming and
pecking that they are glad to go away
and leave it in possession. But the
intruded brood. when they CHIP the
shell and put on feathers, turn out to be not
larks at all, but only cuckoos. So it may
seem at first view that the Butler party i'll
Massachusetts has only succeeded in dropping
it's resolutions on somebody else's premises :;
that when 1t enters upon the campaign it will
step forth merely as the Bdtler faction after all,
the miscellaneous odds and ends, the horny
handed swaggerers, the needless people who
are always running after some new thing. the
vulgar who love brawls and that 1t will take
no advantage from its burglauous entrance
into the Worcester Convention, except
perhaps the prestige it may have won
in the eyes Of a small body of
voters who think 1t was dreadfully
smart to occupy hall which the other fellows
had paid for.
And vet, il Butler could not control the
regular Democratic Convention, it was thor
oughly characteristic of his methods of pOliti-
cal enterprise to turn the convention
out of doors. He never did care the
snap of his fingers for regularity; and
as he only went over to the Democratic side
because he failed to break in on the other, it
would be the height of absurdIty for him to
affect TO be particular about the manner Of
smashing In the window. He began opera
tons by putting himself in nomination, with
out waiting for the request of any convention,
and now, after only few weeks uproar,
he finds himself with at least the seniblance
Of an organized party at his back, and the
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MUSICAL NOTES.

AZ the Thomas concert last night novelty
OF considerable interest was produced overture TO
the opera Of Die Pfahlbauer" by W. FreudenDerg. IL
is bright genial, mclodious, and well written, Yalpabs
nor ony good ideas but for careful and scholarly
workmanship aud dramatic effects It well deserves 10
hold place IN Mr.. ThOmass repergOry and Is hkey 10
be popular.
The Boston Times states that the Grand
Italian Opera Company sailed on Saturday from Havre
for New-YOr in the Pereire. The company in
cludes Mme Alma Alfalfa, prma donna; Mme. Matilda
Tomas contralto, SignOr Lubert, tenor; SgnOr B9Di
yers baritone; signOr Franz Rumnel, solo pianist But
how many operate Rchm0nds there going TO be ID
the field this Winter. anyhow
The rumor that DCighfS Journal of Music
would be published by HoughtOn Osgood Il Co. after
January next was founded in truth Mr.. Dwight OFF,
cally announces in his Journal of last week that the
preliminary arrangements between himself ana inc
nrm above named have now been completed
Mr.. Edward Mollenhauer exhibited yester-
day at private rehearsal Of Mr. ThOmass orchestra,
new invention OF his for improving the tone OF yions
and making an inferior instrument equal In tone 70 the
instruments Of the great makers. He played two viO
Inns Of the cheapest and ordinary kind to which
his invention had applied and the result certainly
Was "A surprisingly clear aud brilliant tone. A number
of experiments made, and Il appeared almost lm
possible to distinguish these yOns nom excellent lta
ian instruments. What the nature or this invention Is
will not be made public until IL has been patented