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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-29
OBITUARY.
RnYNroN VIVIAN.


Luther BoyntOn Wyman, president Of the
Bf00klyn Philharmonic Society from Its formation In
1857 and one Of the directors Of the Brooklyn Academy
Of Music died Sunday evening hs residence, No 4l5
Yatesave Brooklyn. For four years NJ Wyman bad sui
ered from paralysis and during the past year had been
confined TO his house, enduring much suffering. lie
leaves a wife and five children, two sons and three
daughters. Mr.. wyman born at Woburn, Mass, IN
1895. where his father was a farmer. When twenty
years old be went TO and engaged in business
There be identified himself with musical societies In
1888 Mr. Wymsn after living IN Troy three years came
70 tins city and soon after arrival became connected
with the shipping house OF G. II. Marshall, GOodhue
Co., with which he remained until his illness IN 1879
Since $40 he has lived IN BROOKLYN In this city be
Was q member OF the New-YOrk Sacred Music
Society and for five years It's presidents he also sang
IN tie Church Of the Messiah while Dr. Dewey ITS
pastor Upon removing 70 Brooklyn he became musical
director the Church 81 the saviour IN PorrrpOutst
hold Nc that position until 1860. He president OF
Brooklyn sacred Music Society for three years. In
PM harmonic Society, uf which the first presi-
having annually reelected since. The need
OF larger hall than the Atheu8um for the concerts
given by the society led % the building OF the Academy
81 Music In Brooklyn in 800 At the outbreak OF the
war Of secession Mr. WymaR Sted in organizing sew
eral regiments Mr. WTman WAS one Of the original
com nis.iOuers OF Prospect Park, director IN the
library OF that city. He twice married his nTsi
wife a daughter Of the Rev. DR.. Warren, OF Albany,
died In ls47 He afterward married Miss Frances \.
Hale. d LrDukIVu
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LARGE ARRIVALS Ar LONG BRANCH

Long BRANCH, July 2S.-Long Branch is
exuiting to-day her fortunate escape from the pen
s,ve duness which Monday usually brags TO most sum-
mer resorts The arrivals by the midday trains to-day
have been almost unprscedeutsdly large, which Is
doubtless 70 he attributed Saturdays storm, which
ksut al home many who anticipated coming that day
The correspondent OF THE Tribune to-day visited each
hotel on the shore from the ElberOn 20 the Arlington
and By observation aad inquiry sought TO reach correct
estimate Of the condition VI business. From the ey
dance thus obtained It seems entirely safe to conclude
that the surpASses in prosperity any known
al the Branch N a numoer Of years. damned Iuh
was the verdict the Eberon the West End, the How
land and the Brighton while applicants for tile
other hotels are obliged TO content themselves with
{" HobsOn's choice"
MID b. Sexton. OF Carlisle. Penn, s here the
syant courier Of excursion Of he Knights IcmDiar Of
about 900 IL expected 70 reach the Branch on We'd
nesday the 3Oth instant and Is TO remain seven days
Mr. - xtOn been here two DAYS LOOKING for accom-
for them and thus Tar be has secured rooms
fol but Itfle more than One-hat of The party.
Augment OF Mr. Hugh Hastings, for the benefit Of tho
St. James Episcopal CIqron wa begun III largo tent
opposite the West End hOOe this morning uhder IAFo
siaaT affair for the benoat Of the First Rsoraied
Church. to begin on "Wednesday the 3Oth Instant on
the grounds OF the United 5tales Hotel
Thetemperaturc ~ the air to-day Is 800 and the water
90. The sea Is unusually Guet' ana the Oo4cn Is
Recon hotel arrivals embrace the followingi
MANSIONS. NJ Fisher, :. L. smith, c. ". Van Wickle,
K : Howell, Mr.. Meyers, NJ d. s-hlen, ". j. Ricn-
ard, ". Il. EdIuger ana family, A A Esaa New-I TX
K ensut, PnIlde phiai M aad airs. Eidgeiy, Ball-
Ocean-P H Tracey, Virginia II. VI. Bellows and
family Huntington, Peun; T. {. -cAacfer James Ross,
Co0lie L. C. Bruce New-YOrk; G.. b. Buckingham and
family, Worcester; "a. Fraley e. Louis; VIM. Ripley,
Chicago v Winters aDd family, Dayton, ONO; l.. J.
Weston aud family, Philadelphia.
BnghtOu-s. W Warner H. Il. Clarke, I. {. Bishop, ~
Anderson, J. Sinclair, j. :. Foster. q. IA. Turner NJ T.
Moran, y. r. bry son, l, Geo. Sherman, A Schneider,
Mccarthy, Mss BUuney Miss Courtney New-YOrA u.
A. PIersOn, Philadelphia James sclln. Albany.
United sIatcs-M. krn~OOd, NJ. ana Mrs. A. Under
hill, ". /. Durant Miss Blanche Durant Dr. ". G. Me-
bArland, A. K. We'd Dr.. c. v. Tobias, Hr aud Mrs. j.
krankruthai. l. l. suunebUrn, D. l.. swan, j. l.. SIM
Mons l.. Lyon, Now York Colonel :. B. Althe mer, l.
Frank, ST. LOUIS j. l. Henson, BOstOn; q. W. PcymOn,
Chicago L. T. Damon. kUcnester, y. " j. j. Miner anu
family, Phade pima Isaac COIN auu family Pltsburg
West Enid. hensoof, ". N. h.oey q. a. Townsen1,
r. v. JenkluE, 4. Jud"rbil, NcwHOrk A v. bpier u
=. A; W. 4. Hawley, New Orleans; W. r. Thomas, G.
Mayer, Baltimore b. h. Clyde, q. CARSON Jr, PAiIade-
r.hr4
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PLEASANT DAYS AT SARATOGA.

SARATOGA, July 2S.-Far weather has come
again, sunday aHd to-day having beeu bright warm
To-day indeed extremely warm The sacred concert
by Browns band In Congress Park la-t evening at
tended By peo2c Than have been present at any
former Sunday evening this season. The night
beng Cry aud warm hundreds OF ehurcbgoers visited
the park after divine service.
At the Episcopal Church yesterday, Bishop Whippe.
who Is a tie Grand Onion HDtoi breaches in the morn
ing anu IN the evening he gave missionary discourse.
The local authorities making another effort TO nd
sanoga OF the gamblers ana confidence operators who
are hero this year unusual numbers. u f. charged
that some Of the police officers are IN league with the
gamblers aud al examination ID going on before JUS
ce OF the peace discover how Tar the officers are I'M
der the Of he very persons they are appointed
Ia take care Of one result reached this forenoon Was
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ALEXANDER BRADY.

Alexander Brady, believed to be the oldest
printer in TIC country, died. at the age OF eightyiour
year, Saturday night at the residence Of his
daughter, No 80 stuyvesant-sve., Brooklyn. He was
born this city and moved TO Brooklyn thirty-three
years ago. Mr. Brady served in the war OF 1912 For
many he was foreman in the compOsing-r0Om Of
ne Rec York EpeniH0 Post when Mr.. Leggett was ed
Iof About fOrty-hye years strike occurred among
tne men employed on The Post and Mr. Brady organized
heS force Horace Greeley, then just from the COM
Nl earned his first weeks wages In THIS city IN the com
EOslhg-rOOm OF The Post under Mr.. Brady For forty
Seats Mr. Brady was connected with The Methodist
MA Concern up 90 two years ago he actively
r. Work His faculties were unmpaired at the time OF
~ eath his eyesIghr being strong that he never
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the removal OF CHIEF Of Police Adams by the President
o. the village, Nr. Thomas NoXon. The Board Of Trus
tees have meeting this afternoon Also when resoln-
ton viii be offered for the removal OF other
members OF the police force on tho ground OF
thler eonnyance with dsreputabe characters The i'm
mediate ground Tor the removal or CHIEF Adams s mat
he assisted lot OF gamblers out OF town with an
Outhi tha was apout two weeks seized ia house
Culoh hotel. Judge Lester, Mr.. II. r. Hanson, fost,
muster Judson President OF tine Village NoXOn. Colonel
CT ms are earnestly enlisted AGAINST he gamblers
o. Wednesdays large excursion party Is coming 70
saratoga from Syracuse under the management Of the
Suh'r Cor :. OF that city, Inc Corps VIII be received
by the Citizens Corps OF Saratoga. fine military
parade j. expccied 70 take place.
AT tAe Grand Union Tuesday night. the experiment
VIII he tried OF casting pictures IN the tpu tans BY
means OF the electric lights III therto the fountains have
been lighted with beauf f cOOrS without reference
figures, and II Il said that handsome pictures may
De thrown upon the water with entire success.
On Wednesday Captain Boglrdus will give an eKhIbi-
ton OF his skill with the gun at Glen Mitchell The Cap
lsns SON. fourteen years old, VIII be pteseut ana take
lart In the exhibition.
The arrivals today are a large average for Monday
which Is al Vays the ghtest day OF the week Follow
ing ara registered NJ thr principal hotels:
Congress IL p j. Thorne Henry j. Herter l. Roth
child Percy MrE rath, George z. Platt. NcwYotk; H.
n Blrseil. ". +. LIBBY. hrs. ]. Catn, BrOosyn; b.
l. Cook aud WIFI. hiss Cook aud family Chicsgoi l. p
HtIauss Cincinnati the Rev T. j. Meley. Scranton
Grand Uni0H-H. L. n -nry, j. VI. Mora. A. n. Spier,
B onson, d. C. Hays, Mis- Williams. Mise Rice, john d.
l'flneu, John W HeniY, NewHOrzi Charles RJo'uSOu,
KISS Webb, Charles Grace, lr.. Miss H. KRAFT, II. H.
lAmpurt Brooklyn; Charles rpenter. Auburn Z. W.
EaTthon Nrw-JrrsVy Fred Hodsome. DEF or L. A.
Lukens CousHh0c.cn. Penn; ~ W. Luisen5, lzAbct ;
= T. Cush nan, Philadelphia; Miss Emily T. Mcclure.
United states-webster wagner Polotne Bridge J.
H. shaw ana family, Mrs. West and daughter, R0cnes-
Ter; X b. Buuer, Cincinnati; A. Patterson, Phliador
phiA J. ;. Abecsss H. ID. WinOut, William BRITAIN,
j, l.. Hawcs, New-YOTk; y. H. Schemes. Brooklyn /;
Grant walker, Boston; l. Brock and wife, Mrs NJ.
Morens. chester; Charles = Nelson. Boston; NJ. G..
TX. N LBgkUUrL
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nFRELICT P0STMASTERs.

COMPLAINTS FROM THE SOUTH THAT COLoRED MEN
ARE SYSTEMATICALLY ANNOYED BY POsTsiAs-
TIERS.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRBUSE.l
WASHINGTON. July ga complaint has been re-
ceiyed here signed by thirty colored citizens set
ting forth that the Postmaster in certain south
ern town habituaily treats them with disrespect,
refusing 10 look over the letters and papers in his
office to see if there anything for coiored persons,
and sometimes delaying their mail for days al
time. IL Is SAID that number of instances Of such
treatment have come to the knowledge Of persons
who have had an opportunity for observation, and
that certain white postmasters ID small towns be-
lieve they are doing their race service by with
holding weekly papers taken by colored men. Prob
ably such cases are very rare, aud ready remedy
can be had by bringing them TO the knowledge Of
the department The particular complaint referred
TO Is embodied in petition for the removal Of the
Postmaster.
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BECK's TROUBLE.
Senator

ca,otor Reck is really in a bad way. Re
mas pot or rretends to nave, that worst OF al coI
Y1opts despair Of the Republic he Is quite sure every
II gnp 10 the bad unless the terrible Radicals
shall be beaten in 1850. IL is not Democratic TRIUMPH
maj the honorable senator particularly cares i4i'
$780, mar youId moi be unwelcOme. IL is not th9f ne
and his cOnps friOts any way possessed OF HdH-
Eernr for tie places wbicn are now held Oy Republicans
otbtog ~ selfish and purely busnessiEe all this mas
anything % DO with his present excitement ana c7t
Wfat MS him now is al ambition ana desire 70 save
81 conrrrv He sees al round him bsyOnets, usuTpa-
tioD and tyranny. The States are 20 De despoAtd OF
tbeir sovereign rights, and at their expense the Ndo
A. nj lie lied Central z4tlOuwOrd unspeak&bie 10
Tlem0cratic ears-glares him the face. lie cannot
sleep o. ghts he cannot rest by Dag, Whle tl mon
strs doctrine Is beng preached and practsed by TOE
Leaders of tbe Marty which he does not belong 20.
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WlsHNGToy on PROFANITY

AN ORDER ISSUED ONE HUNDRED YEARS AGO To-
DAY-A -uG8EsTIOy FROM HAWILrON FISH, JR
70 the Bdtt0r Of RE TrtbVHs.
oIRi In looking over Boynton's History Of
West PoiuJ,' few days ago. found the inelosed
order issued by General Washington one hundred
years ago to-u0TOw. Perhaps n might interest the
readers OF THE TRIBUNE, and some u them might
profit by 10. - a centennial celebration. Yours re-
spectfuliy. HAMILTON FISH, JR
Ne1J-Y York, July %, 1879
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THE NEWS AT THE CAPITAL.
POLITICS AND AFFAIRS.

THE USUAL CAMPAIGN FLOOD OF LETTERS CALLING
FOR INFORMATION on FINANCE-coMMirlE E
WORK IN wAsHINGTON-GossP.
The Treasury Department is in daily re-
ceipt of many letters asking for informa-
ton on financial topics, with reference TO
the pending campaign. The Democrats
have removed another Republican employee
Of the Senate. Mr.. Ryan, Of Kansas,
says that the extra session of Congress
has helped the Republican cause ais
State. In collecting campaign contribu-
tions in the Departments, no Democrat Is asked
for a subscription. A dispatch has been re-
ceived saying that the resignation Of Nh
Welsh is coming by mail. Colored men IN the
South say that postmastcrs treat them I'M
fairlY.
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GOOD NEWS FROM MAINE.

From The Bangor hai8 anu loal's' N1-DJ
We are glad To be able 10 inform our read
rs tba since the opening OF the canvass every sign auC
Indication has been OF cheering character anu
that tue cut improving every DAY, IN every part OF
Tie state These encouraging statements are based upon
an extensive spOuoencs which shows mat IN every
quarter the dsnegraiOn of Tue fraudulent Democratic
combination is rapidly gong on ana that the kHpuDh
can cause Is gaining recruits with every hour. Inc
demagOgues have had their day. but they and their
works are ueing found out By the masses. and TINS year
thew iud their power to deule fad us away VITA the
rapidty OF It's mushroom growth The good W0rA Is go
80 brayelv on and n every friend Of honest Govern
reBt aud honest money will but take hod III earnest we
shall Dot fa to hieve glorious victory 10 eeptelhDT
NJ sTif Of tbe Zines l. with Us; the sober second
thought OF me people Is with us; the PATRIOTISM OF our
state is with US aud are bound 10 triumph.
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Gnrrill Antirrs.

Advertisements intended for ths next issue Of THE
WEEKLY TRIBUNE should be handed IN before p NJ To-
day.
Congress Water It's superiority as And altsrl
It's entire soGnm ron everything bitter %
aod that rrit2t.s the Mucous moEl5f.ne.
Farinaceoa- substances are proper ood infants
9nd thereof tends largely 20 augment
The excessive mortality among children deprived Of mothers
nursin2 Meu's FOOa while extremely nutruye Il freo
from .Ly such eCon, h bly, commended ~ all Nu0
have used %. All leading druggists hsye IL Tor sac.
Nervous, 4 N nSou-A meiiya essay comprising ss1eT
Of ec ures delivered KAAns Museum OF AnIOmy Sew
YORK Oh AMI premature decline showing 4
dsputabV heath Os rogsinU aaOrdng oisae
SYNOPSIS pomouSs - marriage Anu the trsAs 'I d
lsrSs ANA physical eoty beng rosalt II 20 year.
pereuce mail 2jc. Currency Dr postage st4nyA AltFss
Secretary. KAHN'- Museum b-- 3ftstwaY. NeE t1tA
Posi- BBcs Nsuce.-rns hag
M u,DA4st IL m.. Europe, Nevada via
gUeeasoan WEDN fSDAT, 40 1880 m, Tor Europe, Dy
steamship BOlns. Queodst)wu correspondence 0r
France be alurfs,eJl and az / d.
france diroct steamship Labrador. Haygu, )u lHC rs
a = H. France, Germany, steamship Fri
STA PpIlOutn ChorDours Hamburg correspondence
fOr COuHuvat sDeclAAN al
dressedl. ~ Tor Europe ov steamship Adrsic
Queenstown correspondence iOr Germany and es
must Do specially Addressed on SAIL hDA1s az l4a5O
m Germany. &C. steamship Oder. VIA south hDsOn
All Hreura dfeat Britain anG TIE Goa
b. specially addressed and 80 IL M IOf Eu
rune bv steamship city Berlin, Queenstown tc0rre
.t-peucs tor germany aud scotland De specially adj
dTes-ij aud az D. a. scotland dlrrct. by steamship
ApettIia glasgow. The f9t Den mara oN0lep,
ana \ saT are spatched bY Hamburg ano bremen steam
rs only Ihe malls AsuiaN and south f4c8ne Ports
49, M rt IIlv 81 me mails Tor Bermuda N-w
Ygrk luIy 81 Tho mails Cor Havana YORK July
3l roe als Newfoundland leave Ncw-N1r- August J.
mails To- Australia &c, leave Francesca Aaeust 4.
The 0r CHINA aud Japan leave oAA Ftlelsoo A@sass
o." Tuos LANES PostHA,tic
pa Wee NaV MHHL fNN
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rnY TELEGRAPH TO THE rnmuvrI


-r4E COUNTRY EAGER FOR FISANCIL NFoR-
NATION.
rBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE rnr8UyEJ
WAsHNGroy, July pa canyasser for Che Re-
publican Campaign Committee finds i1 several Of
the Departments. many Democrats, some Of whom
have filled their positions for years When the fact
is avowed. accompanied 10 Is with offer to Dn-
tribute If required 10 70 50. the offer has ID every
case been declined. The purpose Of the committee
is 90 accept only voluntary contributions.
Some cases Of the recent appointment of Demo
Gratis to pos tous IN ha Departments eycireind gDa-
tion # is reported that since the expiration % the
extra session. Democratic Senators, who man tested
such an undg gifted eagowess % get nd If the cd
Republican employ6 OF the Senate. have been able
20 secure places for their proJ6s6s aud political fol-
lowers hero. Even those Republicans who are op-
poseI 20 The policy Of retaliation in such matters
protest aCails. tho appointment Of Democrats 10
Office in the Departments at tais TIME. \ Demo-
cratic :. nat0F remarked, in surprise, ~ Republ-
can not long ago: Your peope fools TO appoint
a sing Democrat TO Office; would not do it,
The work of discha-gng Republican employees Of
the Senate sJiIl COOS ca. To-day Mr. l. Dalton, an
ex-msmber of t6e Trjiana Legislature and ex-otate
Librarian. bias been appointed superintendent Of
the senate foiding-room, and Mr.. I. D. Merchant,
who has filed the position for many years has been
DISCHARGED
The approach Of the FAN elections IS again
marked, as 10 was last Summer. by the receipt oi
iarga numbers of letters sJ the Treasury Depart
ment making inquiry with regard TO financial mat
ters or requesting that Treasury documents and
statements be sent 60 the writers. The series II
statements recently prepared m the Department "a
"A rea ~ means IF answering the comnonest class Of
questions are In great demaDd. They comprise an
Vi It de az
transactions, shown. the reduction Of the debt,
and a table n wing the amount ~ outstanding cur
reucy 40 lee end OF egch fiscal year since 1860.
Thos- statements are not public documents but are
printed merely us means OF saving the labor Of
Treasury CLERKS no answering questions tontoIh-
ing as UleF DO Iuii Information with regard 70
certain class n facts, and nothing else, they are
equal IN demand Uy Greeubackers, Democrats and
Republicans.
Oue request has been received for 5000 copies Of
each If the statements named, the writer proposing
to pay the COST. The Public Printer declined TO
print them FOR private persons and tne request could
not be complied with. IL Is understood that they
were wanted for circulation ascampMgn doGuWents
m favor oil tue maintenance Of the present financial
system.
Inquiries recently received from the West indicate
that a story that some time since the war large
amounts Of MISUNDERSTANDING legal tenders were
retired aud intere-t-beauug bonds issued 70 their
holders has been started On its rounds for service
among the ignorant.
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PUBLIC OPINION.

The issue of the campaign this Fail VIII ne
The Trutted lstes agt The Southern COnfederacy'
80 40 HE voters OF New-YOrk prefer - kingston
freeman (kepJ
General Butler evidently beheves thlI 4 Sne
sffer n va all owes fOund that he wasn't me eAl
Sir5 AZ an lie was the early worm ana cauSatS ~ O.
IlIu a II M earv worms-lB Boston Traveller tRrp
At the Republican Convention in Pennsyl-
-, me non. Gausua A. Grow, who presided over l,s
GcYr, atloDs gave uttersnce 10 sentiments tno w.
whose GOOD fortune it 10 listen 10 thehl-Nc"Aoi
commercial Advertiser (Rep)
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pp!iiiraL Notltes.

Terts liy District REPU BLICAN AssoCIA-
ItDA u4 ttit-c VII ~ ASeN'i -
cvonn sas 2sth inst. and 10 Mdfow y, esns
sOth ias unt 10 a. headq latctS NoAooiha
A'' HENKY n uAIGhr. President
FREDERICK Su.aERr, Secretary
-,5i-6,.e,th Assembly District REPUBLICAN AssO-
ri kIION Meu this association are h9hot -~t re
mil Of pr ses via FOR rtsgEng on tiossN -sen
49, gt5n,1V. b. BfGLiN, Acting President
LAKE 81. TUEXEg. Acting sceges.sy.
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uEADQrAErEas MooRK's HORSE,

" E-l iDtNf, july -. u ~ }
Many and pointed orders have bsen Issued against
that ulmennuI and zDoul lnaDe cusCOm OF swearing,
notwithstanding which, with much regret, the General
observes that IL prevails II ssios, moro than ever
bis ici ngs are continually wounded Dy the OA4bs AMI
mprecaJOns VI the soldiers whenever be Is IN hearing
Of diem
The name OF that Being from whose bounufal good
permitted 10 exist aud enpy tho comforts OF
life, T. necessarily nprecafed and profAned m man
Ecr WantOn II shocking. F0r the sake therefore,
4 religion, dscency, and order, the General hopes and
officers OF every rank VII. their lnhuenCc
aud authority check a which Improbable a5
tr wicked and shameful.
II officers wound MAKE IL unavoidable rule 10 reprl
B8nd. and. IL that does uOt do, punish soldiers Tor
offences ~ thls Kind, IL could not al Of having tie de-
s4.-G effect.
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SNIP SEVS
ARRIVED

s+rG,Ha ,Br. Cook Liverpool July 10 and c1oels,osn
20 q a. FrauCklrn. o.. 49,.
y A -ChOtau lDutcbH VS. llotSciuaIu Iuy 40. "
Fulch. ElTe g CO.
-fr Ptrsioren AlbeTsou. P-ie yhl " Reading HR Co
snip Emma 1al, Grossi, Brsol - days, IN ballast 70
8aft Alarsator q o. Meuman1, Caeu 50 days ballast TO
B3cKluanu. Oeriein & CO.
WIND-sgnseL-At SANDY HOOK. light, w CLOUDY aud
nnLr. CIV L..ala. The
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WlIlr 4 son or GEyERAL ORD SAW D0yL

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, July 2s.-Charles Ten
ple and James Ord. a OF General ORR. Department
commander were riding from the Town Of PleasanJon
when they we're hated by Thomas r. Devices, between
whom and Temple a feud existed. Temple asked
Devices what was wanted. when the latter Knocked him
fruIp his horse with his Temple roircated but
foIlowed bE Devices. who continued STIRLING aim.
FINALLY Temple drew Il knife and plunged u into
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sss,nq to clap forI but when You see Old foses
ear hearing piece Of opera music that mas ~
,upe 70 il than a COW bell, think u IS pau Ou
-. 49,. vour own mosquitoes, aud not DC pe rain
ga nT siclDors FIJI any kind OF vsSsei " alepty
OF to S ,iace N in ne sun. and You VIII haNo 49, "a
Ns,y, ,me BUT II you not wish tue n * e. m
ct Tho benefit OF your labor you s5,,ilv over the
tep All wiggers that you see III ram ""''i
rffn4a
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THE RETURN OF MINISTER RELsH.

lBY TELEGRAPH TIE TRIBUSE.I
WAsHlNGroN, July 2s.-Nothing can be learned
nj the State Department about the resignation OF
Minister Welsh beyond the fact that telegram
ba. been received from him giving notice Of his
tention and probably nothing more is known. Sec
rotary Evarts is automatically reticent the sub
iect He presumes that the announcement IN the
morning papers was made by the authority Of Min
ister Welsh and that the reasons for tue step are
only those already made public, namely. tue family
Affections which have recently befalien tue Minis
ter Already the names OF candidates tor the post
ton are mentioned, That Pennsylvania VIII DC
selected Is expected.
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Cnficurn Rrmnaie..

Nesgrs Weeks d Potter have doubted the specific
proverfis, Of Cutours, CuuCUl HesJivun and CuuCura
Sonn speedy permanent and economical care II hn-
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