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SUMNER LIFE Al LONG BRANCH.

SUMMER LIFE Al LiJFF EtAN'..l u.
LoyG BRANCH, July 9.-Ibe weather at Long
Branch for past IGirCysIx hours has been such as 70
sut the most exacuug. To-day tie thermometer
RANGED between 100 and 49, wllle light land Oreez
laden with tie Odors OF new mown hay, comes vita
beguu. tston 10 che back country. This morning
o'clock Sue tnc.momerrr marked tae water al Tue for
bidding temperature Of so, yut shortly DC ore noon the
ocean current Ito drrcuon, and coming iIom
nor. brought an elevation OF the mercury 10 $50.
The Volunteer iIe-Uard" which for several seasons
past have been engaged Atauuc Cry, are this yeai
on duty AT Long Branch. The gAsd comprise powerful
and expert swimmers who dITID- bathing hours patrol
the b. acn Ia tie uelgubog4UOd OK the bathing grounds.
TAis as the signifies, Is voluntary service upon
their par anu their remuneration is entirely dependent
upon voluntary contributions.
Last evening Ex-Governor Bod,e, Of New-Jersey who
with his family il stopping at the Mansion Housr,
was sereuadsd by a Parry OF professional singers,
members of Max Strakoscu's company, VINO are odsu-
az the same hotel. The serenadug party included "a
first ana second tenor alto and basso, and was led by
NJ Baron. he Governor appeared upon the balcony
and returned thauks.
numbers IN anticipation OF tO-murrOW's races, are c&
pecJed dis evening. LtJe arrivals embrace tine FOL
Eiocron Horel-August Belmont c. W Bodget, 8. J.
Co gaze, OF NewfOrK; MI and Mrs t. Coles, OF Iairy
town. y. y =. stevens, K nRsjUni y. Il PAY ne, oi
~ ~ ~ ~ 80 Ma " mans nj sfopInst5n Conn
West End Hotol-Glurr.. anu Mrs. II. Boughtou,
washington, d. CHA Gudersiceye. Dr. b. Bolwonsk.
J. W Bel, sr J. v. Bell Jr.. NJ q. Alexander and NJ.
Goodman, o Nuw-l orE; Mr. AID Mrs. DOnHel swan,
Mr. ana Mrs. Wm. swan, Miss Fr,ck. Of Baltimore; MI
and Mrs buddy OF Phladel, uia W v. Tyler, OF Bd.-
fn: " d. Grau r. l.. Kenyon, uf Hart ord j. :. Cole
man. OF Madison Mr.. and Ars.J. r. HuntIDy OF Oneida
y. \.
Rowland Hotel-Mdjor-Geue aud Miss ScOheid.
Lieutenant l.. L. Wood, L. y. C., ano Miss Wood o.
Nest POINT; John Gutilths and Miss Wilder, OF New
York.
Atlantic HOte-E. II. Faulkner and family, Judge POI
rer fof the supreme Cuurl Dr. John H. uu.tr Of Sew
York; sheriff Bluu1e., OF PIssalc, \. y.
United States HOtc.-Dr. e. ". Tobias, W. :. hi
patrIck WuIam ;. Mayo, Ms. D. hlmmOnds Newly Drh;
A. stern and famI !, Rochester; NJ \. ROseLDlatt, 81
Louis
of Newark, n. j. Miss schulz, o. l. x.ngt n, hy T. H.
stephens, II LUudrd- vile, hyi PAU oclDy tLllLOi
Stdie JyuyaH, Springfield, l..
ocean Hotr.-Mr anu Mis-. 3. Murray, Canon City
Col: j. A DcyIn, Colonel h. g. Page, OF New-I rh; the
m Isaac Martin, New Bruins WICK, y. D.; the Hon. H.
W. LamDertOG and family, Of Minnesota; Major e. Clay
Goodies T. ;. A. -
u0trl B.i.h,Ou-G. Lockwood, Newark. ~ J.: Ford
ham Morris FOrdnam Hrlghls). H. G.. NTH, Ne"-YorA
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co-royrvr pAFTE or JUDGE DAVIS.

T'--| III-I ITIU1f-U n no IT-II--'IT-
The operators OF the Iiilcu boom view
with uu,.ale,s che growing popular 'l Dt' .", ,,
,rs-r f1a C.rs.~y tive D.uuCrHrs. IL .ENhaa tt'n
t.sr IN case there should Doe a clos" ana W iL.h e
i.-y-een N dem Hendricks ana EaFHH, pdN IS "'. p.
nm nv a. "a s.r-..r.uf-p. The elastic GlaliF NI Ms lt-
1tlrs and ..- patent TUyrrs bile views o." Nat-'i'
Mons make him q part cuury available CON
f.f,ra.1 he uarl and sUft-uHu.T men ana tr At'-
enters .. Conservatives. DAVIS ls lnuaeN upon uf ms
rreg., a, % sort or Alex. -pleus -tillg oD..a--
t,. o. me of .veryf lInE ana not much OT anything.
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LIGHT LET INFO THE CAPITOL.

HOLLIS BLING KNOCKED INFO THE WALLS or THE
EUILDIyG-A RESULTANT WHICH SHOULD DE
LOOKTD AFTER.
WAsHINGioN, July "a visitor TO the Capitol
nowadays iuds tnat building very lonely.
The senate Chamber has been entirely DIS
mantled, and bare floors echo the footballs of the
visitor. 4 few employees still lmger about the Sem
ate Offices atteud Ig 10 their duties the most per-
functory manner.
About the House there is more activity. To-day
attendants were removing from the desks Of mem
bcrs the accumulation OF papers and documents
which they had left behind them in their
hlsty flight from Washington. The work of
making openings through tue inside walls Of the
south side of the hall has already begun, and
enough hight has already been admitted into the
gallery on one sile TO give the chance visitor
glimpse Of the elaborate cornce which has been
hidden in darkness ever since The BUILDING in
lshed There is a fair prospect that when the
work is completed Representatives on the floor will
be able 10 enjoy a breath of that "pure air Of
Heaven" which has inspired the eloquence Of so
many of them when talking on the subject of ven
tIlatIOn in days gone By.
Itauy one has any authority over the domain Of
the restaurant-zeepcr of the House IN the vacation
OF Courgess there is a good opportunity for him TO
exercise n now. The restaurant, when Congress Is
I'D session, is place where one may 90 certain de-
gree satisfy the cravings OI hunger. since the adj
jouruWrnt IL has been In charge OF young gentle
man who appears 10 think That man was made 10
1--we by drInH alone. hungry person VINO called
there for lunch to-day tOid that he could not
lc supplied with anything To- eat, but" SAID the
3cc0mmoda ing youth in charge, Il have some
splendid beer. which has been Oh ice since yeSter-
Gayp \ regular cmpiOye IF the Capitol SAID to-day
al. .fa Ian had
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oFIGHT AUONG SAILORS.

A desperate fight occurred at 1870 this
uoruia. between The old crew Of tho steamship
Otaro OF the Wilson Freight Line, aud four saiL
OIL. who we're shipped asl might. Just tho ship
about % from Jersey cay The sailors drew th,r
-,,afs- .tfys- bur were driven on Dy Gaze officers. MAJ
tpY Wr.su. one OF tac new hands, Was tarOWI over
bbart buty- rescued. Peter Petersen, Tie lradcr O
tf tr. Vas arrested. OHe oil tAeruIiOia stabbed
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THIENAN NOT A FTGITIYE.
his INlIFrlHENCg TO TIE OHIO CAMPAIGN Dr.
MED.

WAsuyGroy. July 9.-Thc statement that sena-
tor Thurman's Summer trip NortHward is iHdIca-
tive of his ind ference to the OHIO campaign Is en-
phaucaly denied by his friends here. They say
that SO far from such being the case, Mr. Thurmaus
principal object in retiring a few weeks from
public affairs is to seek the strength and vigor
necessary for the grduOus duties which he pro-
poses 10 take upon himself IN the approaching con-
test he intends then 10 assent to participate n
the rhickest Of the fight.
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GEORGE P. PUrNAlP- -OVs.,

t. Life Worth Liyng' BY ". H. M@iooS author Of
The New Republic"
The Round Trip. nv way OF Panama through Caifor.
ldluJ Win at1 On
groaa- commerce agriculture mining. scenery anu pso-
ME- FSy John C0tm limo, cloth. 81 D.
Rayard raylOr'- Novels Comprising " Hannah Finrs
TON" john Goifrey- Fortunes Joseph aA l7 til'lE
..Te -tory 1f kenn-t Beauty aud me B-t,t tis
NfT Csl.rgcOu E,0n. united boards pes VouIaa
A.
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EEV BOOKS AND NEW EDITIONS.
MACMILLAN K Co.

restricted 55ol o. is last ,r' D5a'As rl13 aBssrII
tcss',0r. 90 me Lsrt-y DtrA
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Tire Wacvey Napier Correspondence. Eli'e2 b. hls
5Nu, -.
TIE Relations of VI al md Brain ~ Henry Calder.
wood H. De- professor Ji moral philosophy, JaiFera.y ot
Edinburgh
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Hou-eho'd Perfume Every family abin b sppreciate
ana enjoy The pleasure 0rel br really hea;hu4 am de-
ucisus perfume should supply rlteFrs with te r'nune
MURRAY e LANNNNs FLOElDA NAreE no u the Blust de
Lgh,fgl and most lasting VI on fragrant waters
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Nile DAYS. Or Egyptian Bonds. novel; 10y J.. Rather.
inc BaJes l3r1O extra cloth 81. I3mo, paper cover %
Elsa a romance. By Alfred Hogbn, l2mo fine cloth'
81 90.
The Ghost NJ RchbroolS. A new Ola Trump novel
nv tie author 80 fruriD" The Icy Dluonit'
sv0. TX yl0tl u -. Pa1C. cover. - GEMS.
Clare nd Beebe Fine Edition. l2mo. cOl. e. p. Cheap
Eo HuIOg Il. .Hr cove
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4 CHAMPION GREATLY WANTED.

WASHINGTON. July 0.-The Democrats are search
ing for a man who can be trusted upon the stump
in Maine 10 reply to Secretary Snerm9n's speeches
on financial topics. Indications point to the selec-
tion of General Ewing. although chat gentleman is
reported TO be quite ayerse TO any such arrange
meut.
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CHARLES -CRfBSER5- -DS@
Il md Z Irn1 WY

Cssnr; 4 sketch. By James Anthony T,1Iir. M. 4. |
VOL sv0 cloth, with portrait engraved steel and
"a map. ~ 30.
Old Creole Days By George ". cable. vol I6mo. eE.
rTa Oh .tI. a.
The Witrherv Or archery. complete Mammal - Arch
sry. By Natrice Thompson. VOL, small -n0 cot. mas
tr3 ed 81 So
Theo. Mss Crespigny. Two now volumes Each VOL
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RrrKLEss U-E OF A PISTOL

While a number of boys were playing In
Ftry,ecoua- D.tN Tenta tHd EioyeasL-aves. laos
night. one OF the numbe., Arthur crimes, VI NJ.
500 West Ffiy--eoond-st, was shot IN The baoA
bv Edward Began. OF No 431 West Fifs-
-.on.-,l i,Asan had Daau G4uGuuE nistoI
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PERSONAL GOSSIP.
PosrsIAsrER.GE GENERAL KEY COMING EAsT-MoTIoNs
OF OTHER HIGH OFFICIALS.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCHl

WASHINGTON, July .-POstmaster-General Key
and family left this morning tor New-lork. Judge
Kew viii be the guest OF Postmaster James for day
or two. and VII then proceed to New-En9land for
three weeks or q month. Before leaving Washing
ton he remarked that he had no fences TO mend,
and that his trip would have no political signih-
clucc.
Colonel Thompson, superintendent Of the Rail-
WAY Mail Service. and Mr. Blaclfan, superinten-
dent Of Foreign Mails. left Washington for New
England to-day.
Judge Freeman. Assistant Attorney-General for
the Post Office Department. has gone TO Tennessee,
ma native state to be absent q few weeks. Ar. \.
II Bis.el Is the acting Assistant AttOrney-GeneTal
in his absence. -,
secretary NcCrary, who has gone 20 Boston, VIII
return next Saturday. general sherman 20 expected
back next Friday.
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GRORGE ~. CARLETON s. ~.


Her Friend Lawrence. 4 move. Jr frank Lee bcac
dici A. rhor ot My Daughter ELn0E" Cloth. 81 20.
Two of -. decorative art novel BY CaII.tl llalseY
Paper, 20 cents
Ange A new novel by Florence M2rylu author II
Loves Conflict" Vc. Plp.r rs cents.
Cupid trutches Or one summer a. Narragsn seS
Pier C4OlA bound price - cents.
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carelessly and II exploded unexpectedly. Crimes
who years old carried 10 tue Roosevelt Hos
pitIl whore his injury was pronounced danEef1ut
Began Gai when hr learned that he had shOt me- Day-
mate. aud police unable 10 nnd him last night
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HOUGHrOE. O-GOOD a o..
II Astor-rlace

FaFOr-VTiirF
lpnn in Profile By James a. Illson. aufNor ol rees
" gueTtes I.a Cassie style, .SEn. .tt edges, a o.
Nqs-irhu CT, Reports. Vol 10. b. Joan LdtLtoh
Iruprer. -EO s.ccF "A 90.
The Piil0-o nv of slIsc By william Poe. r.. Vol
10 Of TIE Philosophical Library crown eVo gilt Top IS Do
Erirjsh Poets. River,I4 edition.. and WrttL
VOL Shakespeare ami Bon JJusyn. 4 VOL II % each.
The re n nd Epoch Of Alexander iiaEiis0u A stor
ica -tutv nv syu, g-L Jyl Dcyt4ei
no. Is.
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achieved the ~ medicines 81
mo.rr rue They consist % Eut ufa iH great sAA ci.n
.ao erfu biH0i purier ana fufrura
most soothing, AsauC aud refreshing before tne
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,...r4 cl,rot The General rs couhDcnL nv
r,arn'al @ az s5 N condition as To require ptA'S va
y1ntlt. =, ,.,r up therr stamina have niHo. " i"
CIR ....,... rl enter TIE military Nl'''S'4Vu'
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~ NnRrIlINErnN

100 BrOltWlY NrT-l
Hon-saye. AT-cae Lie 40 Paris letters on ar t'ta
tuYe aud ,Uricty. C.uih 81 %.
The souvenir Of Madame lie Bran Two vols. in one
Wits norlt llre limo. KeI ci)tl, white abel gi TOP
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Efrrgr sHIp vEwz

ctr MORO Castle Reed July n " clgfs CO.
EaIx kiss t-s0rf Gov ArrBdL a. days. "a SlAlat 10
Bcnham BOyeseu Pickering q co.
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GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
synopsis for he past . hours.

WASHINGTON, July 10, a. m.-The barOm-
etsr has lalcu slightly IN tue South Atlantic and Gulf
States, where 90 continues Ai.hr-, with sOutherly
winds stationary temperature and clear weather The
pressure has d-O fallen over the Upper Lakes and
Northwest. and is iOY est tie Gu OF Lawrence
bu haS risen tie Middle states and New England,
where westerly winds, WITT light rains, followed ~
clearing weather prevails.
Igdicdfirns,
For the Middle Atlantic 5tates and New-E gland
EoulL and west winds, cloudy weather and numerous
Lgat raias. followed by warmer. clear weather rising
followed by .dlus barometer.
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
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(on1res. Is atrr ~ superiority catIarlc and ttsrL
ye cons ~ IN entire freedom FROM everything bitter %
acid that trritatos tne mdcous memDsanc
pos. nee Nslce gore. ul5 TOR tne SecN % nag
: ATIjKDAI }ulv H. 1872 VAL close % tais once N
Europe, nr st,am-iiD Montana.
wa Onrrn.tawn: NEDN DA Y, n pa'u a m pr Ed-
r1a Dy ,teAmslp Algeria VA '@drchsi'"h coitspinancs
I'm crane, must De specially airt,srdl ana az ibd a. %
Ion sfanco lre,L DY stelaisnio FcreIe va havrt. On
via Lusrlstowu ,c0IresuOBaenDr lYc many aH- france
mas De specially aaa az ilaJ In, Tor AdIops
bv sfsananp ~r-il. PSmpuiA. ChcrDouig ano Ian
SATURDAY. az $3.50 a. fu Tor -uf''o ~ y a. n
ChmnuU, g trousiu fh lcoiIcs' ior
GERMANY SCOTLAND must Dc speclf Aui,-'u anu 40
Asl - a. syutlall urlUt, Dy st"r'ito ~iSssid "a
Il, sgnw aid i3U Tor -urNpt 'f ssr4AsA4p zen.
t-.. IA rg.er a soa.-aas-4u a4G bIoiaS. &c h-, i1i
ft-u... -stIsu. nl' 'stolrd Df ilAlOlix
80. H. r,.g So VIA NeSfOrl July = Tao
rdI y leave Are-N urs Jui- p Inc
- "a IA AZ, Jamaica Narlcaoo leave .s> s.y
M. usls all -it -ulih faci - ~ 800
St,y.r0rs Juy IAn nals zoe tayAp- iS.so 70" -
49, l1 sau Tue ulals iOr Mu1icQ rtto ioiA 'Nsy
H. mo mails West luas -nd l1ito tl1 800 "s
trs Iay ~ Ias tpr C.IA Al 1atAn 'etsS a s.-
cisco AuEu''' RIOS. C.. IAdEs. Po,tnas1,s.
Post Odcs Sos-Yarx. July - ts.a ------
Irsann Wine Company. NJ.
A,sso.r 'g,stt n NJ the irtiluE Arerlcaa VIM
Tho only wine ronpany AWARDED tNs c--s ~ hoho' anu
merit The teutcnnal SlNf'.'.'
'nf a. 80 Imperial hOf Al tss,5s-
$50, g.taw "a DRY CasaNbA F"iN LAW
seAd !of SAiouAA air.ss r-EP.V Is WrE co.
h.4a--oGG5YOrt y. Y.
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HENRY HOLT q Co
IIPPINCOTF s -.

Maid. wife. or Widovys l5mG. CL..slse lioIr
ies.I Al.
cousins, by T. b. wal.or.. lsuo Lsr-re IIourssrss 81.
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VACATION AT WASHINGTON.
THE CAPITOL BEING REPAIRED.

TIE CAPITOL BEING REPAIRED.
Az Effort 20 vaSULATE THE REPRE 'rNTArrvF
CHHHrH-PuiuICs AND PERSONAL NEWS.
The LaIl Of the Senate and that OF the
House OF Representatives are NOW in the
hands of WorAmcu, and a better supply Of
light and air is beng secured fer the latter.
The friends Of Mr.. Thurman say that he in
tends To- do hard work in ONO in the cam
paigu. There is talk Of sending Cen
eral Ewing TO Maine. There is fresh
alarm in Washington over the malaria aris-
ing from the fats. The Secretary Of the
senate has discontinued several Republican
new papers, including TIE TEnUSE, in order
to subscribe for several Southern papers Of
extreme views.
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vApRrr-I 3ARB-Du wednesday. July q. az 81 ThOm-
= Cb.r.G bv me Rev Dr. William q Nor gan nr. Man
toa Marble o. sirs \. Williams LlmbarL
HOOS A-HOWE-On TUESDAY, jay : bg The Rev. " ilan
Aims n ID as. frl gr .rr Rev Howard Crosby. ID d.,
6r ID IL 81 JIuu goo.q % Mr.. l.. Howe daughter
OF Mr. L. V. IAbgASVuL
Al notice, ~ Marriage mus BE- at0ryst oih faH
name dad oaitiesS. -
yI.l.
FARyrA,f-0n "wednesday. July n. MIS- Emma T. Farm
4sr vi De taken 20 Baltimore fos rtcrment
Al PERU \ y July g. LYDIA l., infant daughter
OF q. 4. Pnc.pa. w.. aud Anna h
sroDDAED-At Mystic River, 'oun. on SUNDAY. July =,
l,-s Jula A. WIgon OF Dr B. +. StOddArd. IA the i9tl
year her
WAKENAN-At southampton, g.. T.. on the sh inst. Burr
Nakrmal, of tAIs CITY. 90 ms p .ih year.
Futoa Irslr4sr, 80 ~ est abtnst.
on Friay INST, ~ 10 Friends aie requested
not % 5cad flowers
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g. l' US. Morning Night |bAk /
-e 5 8 p @ sQ1O1if71 Q 3 SglN'r . lncuss
~ - = y r 30
= - 80 -. ~ $50 ss,y-5 ~
"A Is - 49, ..:-s Z g 81

Ils ysu-oas I'm t cry .y teus
ID. %
Ius sl-
rtslatf 'al variations ln temperature.
TRIBUNE UFUCE, july 10. / a. m.-The movement
IN The barometer yesterday was almost regular. The
weather Wa. fair and the average temperature %
higher flsu tuesday, the mercury ranging between
9j aud 53 Toe amount If moisture m the air Is large.
te-r and partly cloudy and slightly warmer weather,
with chances OF ZIJ showers Iu JHe afternoon, may be
expected u fAls city and vicinity to-day.
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As 10 money, Thompson says tue Rtpubu-
aly have ,uc most. lld WI likely gave COO.
100000 ta conduct operations With through rua cu-
paIgu. H SAYS the Democrats have never used over
s2J,lOJ iu campaign tuat state, and generally they
GIl not have hall that amount. Being asked 10 ne
thought TIC Democrats would nave luuch money I'd,
year, he replied that they would pro Nab.V have little
ord nary, for .IIs u- Co De an rNgcs-
sIyev HO- campaign. As 90 money from the Est D.
was Net unable TO say whether Trey would get much
from there not J. contributed, rHny would pa. 81
where would do the most good; 5It II JAa Eastern
Democrat ,u not choose .O give, Die Western Demo
Gratis would alone contribute enough tJ make LguC-
some campaign. Mr. Thompson -fr- there has been
Arrangement u Ide 90 bring prominent Southern Demo
Cgats into ONO TINS sumner OF Fail iG canvass. lie
says, hDwav.r mat half dozen moro have oppressed
% VIII. u-u.Ss lO come D. their services needed lie
has high gpulou OF Joe Blackburn stump orator,
and think, tae famous niue kan VIII bee brought
- one OF the star performers on the boards.
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TuE PRINCE DlPERLUs FUNERAL.

LONDUN INNItIUIl dI9 10 4"'''
The following are the Official arrangements so
far made for the Princes lunsral:
The Enchautress will reach the Royal Ar
sanal at WooIwiCh between 8 and : O'Clock
Friday evening. The coffin viii be car
red ashore by seamen 10 an isolated
oytagonal d0me-roofed structure used as an
aruory by the Kent Rifle Volunteers. Al
about $50 on Saturday morning the
coffin will be placed on a cuD-caTr.a &c drawn by
eight horses and conveyed to ChisoInurst, escorted
by the Royal Horse Artillery.
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LIT LIE. BROWN s. 90.
~CRIBNER & WEXFORD.
SO. Il .andray

Morse on Banks and Banking = b joan :. lois j. $40
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SUMNER LEISURE.
WARM WEATHER AT COMFY ISLAND.
rHE BEACHES AGAIN CROwDED-GUEsTs AT III

WARM WEATHER AT COMFY ISLAND.
Tax BEACHES AGAIN CROwBED-GUEsrs Al THE
HOTELS.
The warm weather of yesterday sent large
crowd 70 COuey Island. Tae land breeze which pre-
vailed during day made 10 very warm on the beach
also but "a dive INTO the surf a remedy FOR this.
used by many Of the visitors. The bath1Ouse Of tue
Seaside Home FOR Children Is finished and viii be
opened to-day After 8 O'Clock p I'd. yesterday, Cu'-
yer Road from Prospect Park carried loaded cars AID
the branch running the " Point" did very profitable
business Tie bathers the pier were numerous. Tie
front tine Hotel Brighton during the afternoon concert
presented a very animated appearance. The mlsc was
good aud sufficient applause not vomiting The eat
Ing pavilion was fa.l, and she bathing pavilion very
nearly so. There were nearly 1000 bathrrs 40 this
place, about 800 men and 500 women. The SURF 40
ght is Illuminated by electric Agnts, which make At as
SAFE IN The daytime.
The new track Of the Marine Railway was used yes
terday for the first tune. while the Cd one was
undergoing repairs. The double track VIII only
be used when there IS great rush OF VS.
irors In the afternoon an additional car was
placed on the road and all three were full during
the remainder OF the day. This branch OF the rOal
viii nave 70 axe good the loss on iAaJ Etlu-
tue Manhattan PayInOn 10 Point Breeze, when i0
not much pat"DuZpd. Professor King il changing Lh'
in uis captive balloon and there ore no asc-hsloH5
made yesterday. small ba Don ~ the Saapr Oh
aipp,po. anus, inflated with the new was sent up
as Jcst and the result declared successful Inc
hotel managers believe nov that tie season mas OhJ
just De- gun, and are ordering extra supplies
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An notice, Of Marriage m"'' be 'ator''i ''it' faE
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-03-06
w hole No., $50.
L. $. Penitentiary at Deer Lodge.

T.. $. Penitentiary at Deer Lodge.
j. r. To pay certain clerks employed for
cngrossing and enrolling hills.
j. Il. Appointing committee to accept
proposition for public incidental printing.
j. K. Declaring valid the organization 1T
Custer county. and acts OF officers therein,
j. NJ. demonstrating against any radio i
change in the present system of land sur
veys.
J. 4. Providing for the purchase Of ten
thousand copies of StrahOin's Information
of Montana. TO be distributed without
cost to the Commissioners of each county
and to public institutions.
j. NJ. Relative to additional improve
mcnts on the Yellowstone and upper Ms
souri, rivers.
j. NJ. Asking the transfer of the manages
ment of Indian affairs to the War Depart
ment.
j. NJ. For 4 modification Of laws SO as
to permit stock to be driven across lndiaI,
Reservations.
j. NJ. Relative to the improvement and
repair OF the Mullen wagon road from Fo!s
Benton to Wala Walla.
j. N. Asking Congress to make further
appropriation to pay the expenses Of tn.
eleventh session of the Legislative AsseI.
bly, Of Montana.
A memorial asking the establishment Of
Montana as a separate Military Departments
and the appointment OF General Nelson A.
Miles as commander thereof.