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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-08

ADULT MONDAY AT LONG BRANCH.


Lose BRANCH, July Long Branch is to-
day undergoing the experience which Monday com
monty brings to all watering -paces. viz. unmitigated
duuess The customary Monday morning eXOGus oc-
curred-both the Central and che Southern Railroads
assisting IN largely reducing The temporary population
isteriy wind which has prevailed for the past
three days. is to-day accompanied by threatening inGi
cations Of an approaching storm.
The Thermometer during the past forty-eight hours
ranged from $50 TO 40 The temperature OF the
at noon to day was $50, and that OF the air $50.
Mrs Bell age sxty-three. Of Twcntyfourthst., New
York. arrived at the Rowland Hotel on Saturday. On
sunday evening" about 10 O'clock, she died She
in apparent excellent health the time OF her arrival
and no premonlJons OF death occurred but she ceased
to breathe IN less than five minutes after her first be-
travail OF Illness Dr. Bent was summoned and gave
certificate OF death from heart disease. The remains
were sent TO NewIOri the 1870 this Afternoon
The Long Branch Gun Club announces grand open
ing OF the new shooting park Deal Beach saturday
next
Though the sea is quite rough, the steamers expe-
renced little dh;ulty in making landing at the pier
to-day.
The hotel registers show the following late arrivals:
Hotel Brightpn-V. A. Moran. u. o. DILL j. +. Fisher
". 4. Tappy, OF New-York; E. H. Green OF Philadel-
ocean Hote.-E. J. Ives, II. L. Foster New-York the
Rev. W. J. Hol.ey, Cincinnati; Bishop COnroy. New
Brunswick: NJ. Van Sa.ken0urs aud family, Francis
Atlantic HOtel-GolOnei c. +. Thornburn and family
Mr. aud Mrs. K. r. Herrick ana J. White and family,
of New-YorS; e. VI. King, Washington, D. T.; Judge
James Potter. Whitehall, y. 7.
Wand HOTEL. McGlbbon, OF the Girard House,
Philadelphia ID. b. Kesler, H. i. Clews H. N; Atwood.
r. J. Mcknight, New-NOrk; IA. q. MGehrng. Frankfort
on-Mlin; Or. Zimmerman and family, Philadelphia.
West End HoteI-drs. c. Hartman ana family, John
Tucker and family Philadelphia; W. ". King aud
f4muy of Tennessee c. L. Brotherton san Francisco;
T. Spencer, j. G HecAscuer, T. Alexander and family,
ID. c. CALVIN and family, New-Nork.
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THE NEWS OF THE CAPITAL
NO ONE EXCITED ABOUT GLOVER.

NO ONE EXCITED ABOUT GLOVER.
HIS ATTACK PERFECTLY HARMLESS AFFAIR-THE
TESTIMONY ABOUT THE TREASURY ACCOUNTS
NOT IMPORTANT EITHER-SuSoR NEWS.
Secretary Sherman. Colonel Irish and the
other officers of the Government who have
been attacked in publication purpoiting to
be the report of Mr.. Glover, are not disturbed
by the attack. Few, if any, of them have
even taken the trouble to read the alleged
report. What they say about the matter Is
given in a dispatch printed below. An ex-
animation of the testimony about the Treas
ury bookkeeping shows that there is nothing
sensational about it. Secretary Evarts VIII
probably not appoint any Commissioners 10
Australia. The Judges of the United States
Courts are very anxious to obtain copies OF the
Judicial Appropriation bill.
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Special NoGlces

Advertisements Intended tor the next issue 81 THE
WEEKLY TRIBUNE s1Oud De Aandedl before p IL 10
day
Congress Water supcnouty ca,aarrc aad lt,ra
i've Uuuss entire freedom from everything bitter Dr
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Mans Mission on Earth-A thorough Medlcai crelnsA
experience study oOsoryalon and professional
o sisgyhr,i vifaity anu sSlnd coliuoas II Ita
been impaired oy oyefttSed powers sles 'ls
them ~ mail 25c currency postage stamoA Atiress
sec'y Mureuni Anatomy and Science 49, oth-tye- y
Neither, regret when to death % tleir infants
ca, m many by IMPROPER food. There need Do
no hesitation IN using Men Food long tra has proved
II the very article for children deprived u the uatlra
IT'S Endorsed Dy emmett ply acas and may Dc Lad
most druggists.
Past pere Nauea rorsga mas lor tae week 90 ia
sAft'e DAY. JuiY ~ 1874 val this odics "a
TUESDAY,. at $50 M 9r hlE2pe )y 'te@a,4io Aohn9 A.
rope by steamship Algeria OnosasIJwh corresplndeucs
France must D. specially lireSsea anu Al go q IL
THURSDAY. at a. NJ of Earope BY ate1h,Mp tsnDAe.
VIA 4neensyS%n !co,IesDondraSg i9 so 1 a., au
Oy steamship Se.ia. Plymouth. CherDourg ana Ham
burg On "a bao va on .siorn dorrsS5hlescc for
Germany ana SCOTLAND must Dc specially g aa AZ
"a W~rier VA soatRs.aDIon Brenen rhe aiaas rr
and Brenfn steamer only Ne Lns mas I ,gS 81 Delso
fr die WIudSard Islands will leave New lork July Ile
Zoe H4yu Jamaes anu Aaracaioo leAss ry
NewYork July 10 the mlla Toe hAyan cave HeN t9sx
IL hr nails lof the Porto Rico leave Ne-
YORK iuy y lie mails ,ss Ih,a t .a eAI san ian.
cisco Augusta rrY,. r r,,rs. p,.,,,,t.-
Post omce. Sew-York, July j. 1879
Urbnna Wine Company,
Acknowledged " be Tine traiins Ameriean Wine
two Al ploniss merit At he centennial Exposition
soLP stisaOa Dry sfc cstas5A PdrS caTos
sena ''r 0'''"'A' Address uRBANA WINE co.
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VETERANS PREFERRED.
A CIRCULAR TO OFFICERS IN THE TREASURY SER
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRBUSE.l

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUSEl
WASHINGTON. July THE law Of several years
standing which requires that ex-Union soldiers and
sailors shall be given the first consideration in
making appointments under the Government, other
things being equal, has long been a dead letter
The following circular, just issued by Secretary
Sherman, seems to indicate that in the Treasury
Department, at least 1t is to be so no longer:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY.
WAsHISGToS, ID. C., July 3, 1879
To Collectors of Customs and Internal ReUeHt ssistGH
Iredsurers and other principal officers TIE Treasury
Department:
Hereafter when submitting nominations for appoint
ment 20 subordinate positions under your direction you
VIII state in addition To other Information now re-
CURED the service or the nominee In the Union Army
Navy during the rebellion. JOHN SHERMAN, Sec'y.
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PEBLIC OPINION.

Epitaph for the Greenbacll party: KILLED
" tue revival Of trade Council B.uiIs NOupareL
ReUJ
Not only in few things, but in many things
ND boz all things the Democrats have again and L-aIa
bee" weighed the balance and Ways found wauJln-
Albany Evening Journal (RepJ
Faster than we could have expected the
Outueru States are emerging from Odum and Cespuu-
eney and regaining place aud influence IN the county
Macon lGa.) Ieegra oh DEM
Ii would be difficult to name a single North
history Of the which any Southern having
roper -eesyec- could put into tine hands Of his limo
ent chlldren.-T Richmond Dispatch DEM
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THE GLOVER REPORT" FALLS FLAT.
NONE OF THE HIGH OFFICIALS WHOM IT ATTACKS
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.i

TAKE THE SLIGHTEST INTEREST IN IT.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.i
WASHINGTON, July followers Report" pub
Iished in a New York Sunday paper has not caused
even ripple on the surface of events here SO lar
as can be learned none of the officials at whom IT Is
aimed have felt sufficient interest in the matter to
read the document ITSELF although brief synopsis
was published here this morning. and they were
thus made aware of Its existence in print
Secretary sherman does not yet know in what
way or to what extent Mr. GloveTs efusOn reflects
upon him. Second Auditor French, who has charge
of the effects taken from deceased soldiers which
Mr. Glover alleged that there has been fraud, does
not think the matter worthy of notice. 1t having
been investigated and his bureau fully exonerated
by a subcommittee of Glover's Committee. Cap
tain Brooks of the Secret Service, says that II
Glover has made allegations of irregularities in his
office they are made out Of whole CLOTH for Glover
was given the most ample opportunities for invesi-
cation, and never found q thing for which be
wanted an explanation.
Colonel Irish. Chief Of the Bureau OF Engraving
and Printing, who, as former assistant 10 Mr. Nc
Pherson is personally interested in all that may be
developed against the management or the bureau
during that Centleman's term of service its chef
said that some friends suggested to him TO look
over the Glover publication and see what 1t con-
When Mr.. Glover was Mt the head Of a Congress
sional Committee and in his official capacity pre-
ferred charges before the Appropriations Commit
tee Colonel Irish thought the charges required his
official notice. Since Congress has refused to listen
TO or even to receive Mr. Glovers report, he does
not care TO know even what has been
said in it. Colonel Irish recalled the stories
which were so diligently circulated nearly
n wear ago TO the effect that great
deficiency was being made in the burpau and that
Mr. VI. Phersou's resignation was made necessary
bv The fact that the estimates he had made for the
yearly expenses Of the bureau were insuifrien .,
and he SAID that now that the fiscal year Is ended
and the accounts are closed he j. at liberty to say
that all the work demanded Of the bureau has been
performed and all its debts paid from the appro-
priations. and the amount has been ample The re-
port to which this fact relates came our ABOUT tue
time Glover was writing letters to Chairman At
Irpsas-aling the bureau, and doubtless originated
I'm Mr. Glovers committee. Whatever its origin, II
is now seen TO have been entirely without any
foundation.
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The reader must not lose sight OF the curious fact
that the COMET on the 1854 passes quite near the
Pole star and almost exactly tue true pOie Of
the heavens, which accounts for the abrupt change
IN right ascension.
One very clear night have seen a broad but very
short and faint tail inclined at considerable an gle
from point opposite the sun. On another clear
night was able 10 see an exceedingly minute star
like nucleus which appeared 10 lee double. Neither
IF the last two phenomena could be seen except by
ewes long trained 10 viewing faint objects. and then
only on nights exceptionally clear and with iustru-
meuts IF line definition. LEWIS swirl
Rochester, July ), 1879.
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HENDRICKS PLAYING SMALL

During the canvass OF 1876 certain person
wiling 90 do certain iliuE D. MT llidrn would
make certain promise. SIR. Tldcu refused. spec
o a mutual friend lac said " II - can NOT act the part
man heart ought least, 10 act The part Of a
uau OF sense aud added Iu ne contentious way, and
vth signacance lrradatod by feeling, IL Is much
play Lie large than small Mr. Hendricks mas
ilayed ii small large. lie be the OF lie
eating MT TdCa. lie may DO the means OF defeating
party. Ia either ease he viii nave accomplished
lOtlug himself except the loss OF the respect and
steem which fine social qualities, his admirable
efsoual bearing aud his really merIt0riOus services
ave won Tor Im.
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TLDEN GETTING IN HIS WORK FOR ROBINSON
Fr0Hs The BugatO CgaTter lDrInJ

a cOhslutIaJlOn IOi democrats TO ponuef
pIngs from te record of i've years Of Democratic Hd
usirauou VI he ate Government 10 which IL Is their
privilege 10 direct public attention IL Is the history Of
Dehehceht IrF0uuOu, ake IN TIE spirit and methods
G etate Administration II includes the virtual
lncOu or hr STATE bt the reduction o. State taxa
lOn % an almost nominal amount 10 Includes the
Puson o. The canal ring and The salvation Of the canals,
hhoh colid not nave been opened this season last
ad the cid order OF things continued two years longer.
4ucddes the uausuulAlOn OF the STATE Prison system
rom a treasury drain % a source OF reVenae. On the
patcal Issue Uf what 10 has done for the STATE, the
democratic party j. absolutely myuCibic and nyuneT
ADe' nat Democrat, therefore, Who would beiJte This
emeht OF his BarJys strength who does that
mus pe cAlei reliance IN the present juDclure, IS
hngy crazy On the same principle any action OF the
which could falrly De construed showing ln-
-. =, on 10 part 10 what constitutes ne highest
i"N ~ puOiie confidence, would inevitably invite de-
80 a. GU NOT ~ 30 Tar Aa 10 repudiaJe mat the
.lo go .1'e accomplished and the by whom
k cat loauits naFe bsen achieved simply 10 ignore
.heN "uiu suIhce. kor 10 do would imply lack Of
So ~ 'Do u AaNLIdIoh falling away from It's
auatus' "htcb Inc people would surely not overlook
nc say these lAIAgs not II the interes of Governor Rob
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ON THE SEASHORE.
cool SIMMER RREEZES.

tNOL DhbIsLE",s
THE CROWDS OF TRANSIENT VISITORS DIMINISHING
LATE ARRIVALS AT LONG BRANCH. NEWPORT
AND COMFY ISLAND.
The cool weather has caused q temporary diminu-
ton Of the number of visitors to seaside resorts.
Yesterday was a dull day at Long Branch. and
Coney Island was nearly deserted. A concert was
given at Newport BY the 23d Regiment Band
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4 FEATY STORN ~ MLANESOTA.

ST.. PAUL, Mimi, July There was an
other heavy rain and hail storm yesterday, which
extended over a considerable portion OF the state,
and damaged the crops IN some Localities.
It was heaviest in the Minnesota Valley. In
Mankato the rain flooded the streets and cellars
and washed some buildings away. There was terrific
hail storm iU 3leckpr ana haudIFOIl Counties which
affected the whrat-50oO acres. 70 is thought ABOUT
tw0-hrds OF ths amount is destroyed win The eNrcp-
ton OF here the hal Tell the crops EOt yet dam
AGED BY wet, and are looking wei.
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NO COMMISSIONERS TO AUSTRALIA.
HE DECISION 10 WHICH SECRETARY EyAL1s HAS
COME.
GENERAL PREss DIsPATcHl

WAsHINGTOs. July Ut Is understood that Sec
rotary Eyarts will not appoint Commissioners to
the Australian International Exhibitions, but that
DR. G. T.. Cox who recently appointed Score
tary Will have entire charge Of the American ex-
bibits. Dr. Cox has issued a circular giving the
rsonlaLions for the conduct OF tho exhibition a.
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skin Disease
4 wonderful cure BY the

Cuticura Remedies.
Messrs Weeks & P0tte- Gentlemen Cutcura Remedies
have dCne OF cDO have been an cter with skn
sixteen years. DAY. troubled lac more than
Others. but BgAt she itching nearly drove me Md.
scratch until the blood would run down my limbs
ply-ICiduH. tkey Gould
viii hat bef0rs USED Tie Cuiieura
Remedies fearful state and had given mp aN hons
reiief But, ike drowning nan graspng
II straw. Thought would Try the CuCcura Remedies
about winch read nuch n ey have performed
wonderful cure tor me- of my Tree viii aud accord
recommend them. Yours truly. . A. SIsELE
6s W. $50 en- NJ. Chicago. Ill,
March -. 1873.
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in q southeasteriy direction. At p. m. II veeref
toward the north aud at 5:12 10 settled into the
water about fourteen miles from the saXou and about
three miles ahead OF a bark which was bearing toward
&C. II tneD southeast by south from Slnc' 'arb
aOOut forty five mi es distant
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Lady MacNamara and the Hon. R MOreo nS salmon salmon
mere "A .urday night The twenS-n'e p ou"I 80 ,ne
ne, nv the Princess recently, was shipped " '"'
on@eu on saturday -
W,sHISGroN, July IA telegram was re-
- .t the state Department this morning. "'nOu
49, she dang rous illness OF the wife OF ths hpi
pTS1sseu Lowell. United states minister ~ '
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TIE NEW CONEE
LETTER FROM PROFESSOR LEWIS SWIFT, Irs Dis
COYERER

LETTER FROM PROFESSOR LEWIS SWIFT. iis DIS
CoyERER.
To the Bdftor Of The Tribune.
SIR | have just received from Professor :. c.
Chandler. OF Boston, the following elements and
ephemeris Of the new comet discovered by myself
on the morning Of June II, but not certainty
proved TO be a comet until the morning Of the goth.
From normal places constructed from observations
made by Professor Hough, director Of the Dearborn
Observatory. Chicago. on June %. and BY himself
at Boston on the $500. Professor Chandler has
computed the following parabohe elements referred
to the mean equinox Of 1879:
Perhelion passage-May 2O.2115 Washington
mean tire.
Longitude PeriheIon. 80 2f
Longitude ode-----..------.-----.--2o a ",
L0gaTitbm of perlheliOn distance. O.O04S2
Motion retTOgade.
Unless these elements greatly in error, which
is not probable, they resemble those OF comet
which has been observed during authentic history.
since $40 years b. G. down 10 our own time. lts
orbit il therefore undoubtedly parabolic, and is
visiting us for the first and last time which awakens
in our mind not few tremendous IDEAS IL il now
receding from the rather rapidly, but is APP
preaching the earth somewhat slowly, and will DO
visible for several weeks yet, but only through the
telescope. Professor Chandler thinks 1t at its
maximum brilliancy the LIST OF July, when it
just bile with a 2l2-inch telescope.
He sends the following ephemeris computed
for Washington mean midnight:
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ELEHITED RlLLROlD lCCIDEETS.

John Roman, of No. 452 SecOnd-ave., track
hand IN employ OF the New York Elevated Railroad,
while engaged IN cutting ryes yesterday struck on
the neck bv piece Of steel ch-e which severed the
iurular vein John Golden, a news agent, Of No. 80
Para-St was found Yesterday IA BeaYer-s, scalp
wound caused Dy piece OF iron failing on lin from TIE
track OF the Nev-YOrk Elevated Railroad
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Urb,,, Wine Company
neaay lhis liornias

THE SENII-WEEKBH TRIBUNE
Price IN wrappers reay for mans ave cents per COPY
one copy one year S. five copies Sli ten copies And eas
arr, s.a Postage IN al eases the SUBSCRIBER
Address IKE fRIBuNG Nev-Ys->
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Sydney. and stating that Congress not having made
aDy Appropriation for payment of freight. and hay
ing gncd no Government vessels TO the duty Of
transportation, the United States Commission Will
assume 10 direction Of the movement of goOdseIthe
10 or from Australia.
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N4KRIER.

HARTsTOR RI E-On the 81 ins-.a Fr'ents'Me.
inc house Railway y j.. Reuben Hainrs sophia p.
daaglter u George HarIshurne Of Locust Grove.
SMIrH-GASPEE-On Thursday July 3, by The Rev. A. Y
Bradford. bert H. smith Nellie A. daughter Of N. Q
Casper esq. NO cards.
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cny,s TRnrRI-F

FTOU The Ctnctsadft Commercial lllld)
The great IoiOrmeT, sam Cox, has been in
inUAUng 70 the wOrEiugueu ia Boston that he Bas a
enderness for the Eight-hOUr system. II all the
however HIS hearers know FIRST That be does
auythln. about VIVA; he - talking Of aud second
bat be doesn't what BE- saws subject This
Ent personal toward Cox II Is true OF ali members Of
,ougles-
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you always lose your temper in my COM
nauy said an Id vidual Of doubtful reputation 90 gem
ueuan. True, sir, and shouldn't wonder II lost
everything about me-
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LIE CONVEY IsLAND BALLOON.

PHILADELPHIA, July 7.-Captain Snow, OF
the steamer saxon from Boston reports 4l5 ,. iu, 6ih
INST that he saw balloon OF peculiar shape gohg on
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SQUALoR AND VICE IN BIxrER STREET

iuson, or Governor Tilden, OF any OF their special
friends but solely In that OF the Democratic party.
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MIDNIGHT WEBTHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis FOR the past 81 hours

WASHINGTON, July 5, l a. m.-The barOm-
eter has fallen throughout Atlantic States and Lake
REGION where It il lowest with southwest winds cloudy
weather and numerous rains storms. stationary
pressure and tcmpeauTr with partly cloudy or clear
weather, continue in the Cuff tates.
Indications
For the Middle Atlantic states and New-EHgand.
increasing southeriy winds falling barometer cooler,
cloudy and rainy weather
TRIRI-NE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
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THE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE wants 10 know
IL gressncn sick OF congress how they thIhk
lie ouf.lrt leels 2" Tie country feels FOR other men,
- an. /. f-eng for tHem with both hands and VIII
llA b.n.-iCsLcIUnau Commercial
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A COLD DAY AT CoNEY ISLAND.

On account of the cold weather which pre-
vailed during the entire day. there few visitors at
the COney and beaches yesterday and these few were
continually shiyering with cold. The west end was
entirely deserted. and the east end %as almost 80.
Concerts now given the iron pier every az
Admission tickets for the Roman Races az the
Brighton Beach Fair Grounds were given away, be-
they could be sold. Eight musicians have
been added the Philharmonic Band az the Hotel Brgh-
ton. and they present fine appearance in their beaut-
fu music-sand There is talk of having pohcestaton
at COney Island II all the crowds be orderly a.
the the Fourth it will not have many occupants.
one of the the Marine Railway was not used
yesterday. and the other fun. The only
things that could be at Manhattan Beach were a
lot of Overcoas swinging their arms, and good many
shawls huddled up in corner The balloon assembled
In the morning but not in the afternoon The new for
muld OF asking friend TO mbbe OF 1.-THE ardent at Man
haitian Beach is 10 Let how gold Is sell
ng II this proposition Is accepted the friends reDar
OF the former private dnIngrOOms Il the hotel,
Within is elegantly fitted sample-room gorgeously
papered with gold wallpaper and furnished Win heavy
black walnut furniture. The next inquiry Is :" what
stock you buying" The answer indicates the Ia
vOre liquor OF the gentleman addressed Among the ar
rivals are
D. B. Fairwea;her and wife, Mrs G. Knapp and daughter
Miss Joyce v Y. J. G. smith, ". Y.
Mr. and Mrs r. Bucg. n. Y. William Hunter, y Y.
Isaac Is. Watson Cincinnati. Mrs. Wm. BIiaTd- Boston,
MANHATTAN BEACH HOTEL
J. b Lord and wife, ". Y. D. b. King, Easton. Penn.
Miss Nicol, y. y J. a. LemOyne and wife, East
G. B. Knapp. \. y: Mt. ami MRS. o. Robinson. Ell
aRlldrsn, y J.. Mn. H. c. Smith, Pough-
ter =. ). w John Z. Taylor and
A. o Grange, Philadelphia Mss Z. caTman Brooklyn.
u, e. Taagart Philadelphia ]. r. Corbiese n. Y
Miss Z. h.. stiles.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.


o-.iout tht arus t's Inc broken dotted
represents the variations IN Temperature
TRIBBNE OFFICE, july :, l q. m.-The barometer
fell rapidly during the afternoon and evening yesterday
Tho weather clear or partly cloudy, with light
showers IN the evening. The JompeT4ture ranged be
tween $50 ana 49, the average being ~ higher than
sunday. The amount Of uOis ture in the air 10 large.
Warmer and cloudy weather. with lgnt showers, FOL
lowed clearing aud partly cloudy weather, may Dc
expected IA THIS city and vicinity to-day.
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Adverfiseuicnts Intended tor the next 81 THE
WEEKLY TRIBUNE s1Oald be handed ~ before to-
day.
Congress water u.s. s92e'r' a. $40