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Society and to which some cling 80 fondly. are not
reasonable; and when thew listen to some of the
ministers they are reminded of the remark once
made by George Bradburn on returning from a
Quaker meeting, VIZ: that since God inspires
these preachers II Is very strange that lie does not
give them something TO SayW
The Progressive Friends, twenty-five years ago,
generally held the views on this subject which they
bad inherited from therfathers. ana they organized
their local meetings here accordingly. But they
found that the speaking secured by such means
was too TIM and poor TO attract the people, and
for some years POS. they have had occasional
pr. "nR by Unitarian ministers. At present an
efu.t Is beng made 80 secure preaching OF this sort
regularly, and as frequently possible. Bayard
Taylor IN the later years OF his life. heartily
interested In these movements. very cOnmOdl-
Gus aud convenient Westinghouse was erected IN
1893, and "a beautiful cemetery Iald out lmmcdl-
ately opposite in which the remains of Mr.. Taylor
are buried. II is the desire and hope of many Of
the best people hereabouts that this lovely
spot, known as Longwood, may become the cen re
OF n religious society that snl.i preserve what -
most valuable and essential to Quakerlsm, while
adjusting itself to the new conditions and wants OF
the people. IL wlll be most fortunate If the new
movement does for future generations what old
Quakersm IN is pristine strength dd for he past.
Let us hope that NJ impending changes may bring
with them lapse rom the virtues OF the Oiden
time.
The PENNSYLVANIA Railroad passes through the
northern portion Of this Couuly. while the Imia-
delphIa aud Baltimore Central Road goes through
the southern townships. AU0tIcT road, passing up
the valley of the BrHdywlne, connects Nllmlrg-
ton DELI with TIE Pennsylvania and Ohio Road az
Coafesylle: ana West Chester, the county seat, II
connected with Philadelphia by rail. The county
Is therefore, well supplied with means OF travel
and tTaHspO tatiou. l. Is hardly necessary Tor ne
to say that Chester County Is strongly Brpubhcan
IN politics. TIE TRIBUNE WAS great power here III
the days Of Horace Greeley and 1t has Hot lost us
prestige, nor WIll II do so While maintaining It's
present high standard Of excellence. o.
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NOTES FROM NENPNRT.

NEWPORT, r. l., July 21.-Mr. Joel Wolfe
ami Nj. X e Hone both OF New-York, have taken the
Russell cottages. on NarraEausett-ave.
haeKman wls arrested to-day for stealing yalua-
Die dog owned by well-known Summer resident IL j
customary 10 entce the ANIMALS oand then keep them
until q reward offered for them.
so FAR abOu II 900 has been subscribed Tor the pI"
posed steeple chase meeting here "a september.
Not a OF the prominent cOttagcis are III a1teAu
auce AT the SaralO ga race meeting ~.
Mr. Charlie O'CouOr has returned to NcW-1uFE. DE
Newport VISIT appreciated, and ne was SHOWN
much attention by The Summer Residents
Mr. James X. Keene is having very fine greenhouse
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WARNER WEATHER AT CoYEY ISLAND.
BUSINESS INCBEAsING-THE BRIGHTON BEAcH
RACES.


RACES.
The change III the weather yesterday pro-
duced change IN the number OF visitors at the Coney
Island beaches Although there more guests than
on Monday, Yet the crowd was not large or rough
During the day the beach very pleasant but toward
evening a strong sea breeze lowered the temperature
considerably and the visitors went home On me cary
trains The day was rather dull az West Brighton
beach and the Point" The old, but always successful
music stands. received the most patronage. There
we're not many bathers although those who did venture
in said mat IN the water than out Of IT,
About goo suits were hired at The BRIGHTON Beach
Bathing Pavilion. Mr.. Neuendorf has arranged some
new music foT the visitors at Brighton Beach this even
ing The chorus Of the NewYork sdsngerbund viii sing
the chorus Mr. ana Mrs. Z,rate and their daughter,
the Midget Admlral Dot, Miss sugley and Colonel
steer have registered at the Grand Union Hotel. a
miniature house furnished, and having garden at
tached has been given 10 Mdcets by the Brooklyn
Furniture Company. Il Is called the Mdrcts Palace
ana IS on exhDon the piazza OF the Brighton Beach
The fourth day o tie second racing meeting the
Brighton beach FAIR Grounds was well attended yesteg-
cav aud SEEMED tO preuic That the course VIII become
popular. rurre we're three Nyl-codtesj.G r'crs tue
nrst for the Ocean view Hotel Purse Oh 500 S3O 10
sprgpg horse handicap for an ages, one me ana one
e,ylTb NE entries were, Farley, Shyiuck, Baton
Rouge, Louerer latte +. ana Gsnmoie G'ennore
won after sharp struggle Win yl"cA' 40 t'tGTsu
second race was handicap for al ages, for ine KING
Railroad Purse OF cJoo, clou TO srtoLu MORSE
mic heat. IHc starters verc, NI-iniaU vs.. ]. Hig-
rins IKE Bunuan. Cedric, LIZZIE D., and bennington
ron Tie Buuu.un was great ttyuU.c, ana won tuc
Grt heat easily pa 14g Lizzie d.. second ana Cedric
mind The second heat Was also won by Ike EonAdm,
In .5Ul1 with VI.EuIIu second ana Lizzie -. tAlfi
The LAST ace for COuey Island aud kOcEaWay RL-
wa, parse of 44yO. SlJO % ud, tWO miles over
fglt hurdles decidedly the pest event OF toe day
the arters were Carver, IT,, Bay kuW GF, L'iiefeI
and l,4Iigaslau. lie Lass named great iavuute.
when Btv Rum ami CIV closed up Bay Eum drOppet
Dsbi at tBc euG of tie next ha mile, bot Guy aud
ID sgs1ar raced together until over the last hurdle,
when Da gasIau drew away ana won 10y neck time
3.5~Ia Three races VIII Ue given tomorrow.
a. - usuaI most OF COHeV Islands visitors went 70
Mammalian Beach, and large "ueE-laY crowd wJ.
assembled Oh the sIuunds yesterday. The question Of
r.fT,r or mo-. rr Hebrews shall visit thar part OF the
island was ON every tongue Dr. Guernsey AID fdnll y,
lr Nf4te3If Ur. -. Cochran, OF the Brooklyn Col
- sud I0ytechuIc Institute, and CLarie, L,uiel
,re at me BeCu yesterday There were l,sOO Datnels
~ Nfsnlaftsu Beach. Among yesterdays registered
guests
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HARPER & BROS.


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r4NnANY RE4PPoRHoNNENE

The Tammany Hall Committee on Organ
zaou yesterday adopted the report Of the committee
On the adjustment OF the representation or the various
Assembly Districts IN the General Committee, and
fine reorcluzatIUn VI the various Assembly District
Committees made necessary by tae new apporuonmeuL"
I'M, action OF the committee continues as mruhers
II the General Committee ANA the Committee on organ
za ion all those elected for the 1879 and provides
FOR adiuOna members represent districts not having
IA tuiI re re-eut.tiOn under the new appbrIonmenl.
IN. member, " the new NN aud NXild Districts are
invited Cd meet the com mttres in IammauY Hail. July
10 Ia provide for the election or officers Tor thOse ais
Trlrs The representation IL the Iammauy HAL County
convention Is one dc egdtc ior eyer 100 Demo
cratic voters on the basis Of the vote cast II 1876.
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KILLED BY A FAIL.

Horace Z. Wilson, twenty-nine years old, an
entry clerk employed by the Merchants Dispatch Trans
por.tion Company, which has It's Offices on the
first floor OF the building, No. 500 Broadway,
YESTERDAY fell from the fifth 10 the first floor.
He was taken 10 the Chambers Street Hospital,
where n Vas found that all his bones were UrOken. He
was reported dying at mrdu ght Tie uieht Waterman
VINO was found in the building last night said that the
clerk au gone p ID the the top (dfth) story
fo flr uliras OF telephone company, anu either by
cdeut ne had fallen cut OF the window ID the passage
,-av or purposely had Jumped out The windows
turte we're only open little way, ana the WdichIlaA
cgui.ctgres that 10 could not have been an accident.
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THE MINES on FRYER HILL.

TIE following letter has just been received :
LLADyILLE. Coi JAY l., 1879.
D. n. MoFFAT, r. esq, Nce-Pres Little PlttsDurE hln-
CO.
by DEAR SIR
The ore we are now getting out Of No the richest
ever fguuL IN our mines and bids ar 10 De the biggest
Ind " we have ever struck keycs Insists that lt :
the foot wall and 8. distinct strata OF ore from any
have n h. "A very dark looking aud full Of chloudes
1 shall urlng back with some samples Of tAls ore
IN. raIr al Fryrr Hi uud-rlaid win ca Donates ;
now bel 2 FOUND all along above the New Discovery
ayuy no beyond Lee. II we esa0,h ourselves as
lode the New Discovery Will sweep Tue hlil.
Yours truly,
J. b. CHAFTEE.
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TIE SEASON AT SARATOGA.

SARATOGA, July 22.-The arrivals were
light again to-day. The weather has been exceedingly
warm ana sutry, with heavy clouds hanging III tue
west threatening ain.
The hop at Congress Hall was iarscy a'oH"ou' "o'N
-, - 90 ,ho house and By many persons from the
bnring tle hours OF music at the Grand Union last
t,ng the grounds OF the hotel were lighted Dy tue
eIecfric alpps more brilliantly, IL seemed, than Oh Any
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rWING DEsPONDENT.

TIE SITUATION n Ohio not 10 HIS SATISFACTION.
10y TELEGaAPH TO TIE TEBUSEl
WAsHING1ON, July 22.-General Ewing arrived
here this evening 1t Is reported that he Is some
what respondent in consequence Of his failure to
secure financial aid IL New-York, and that he Is
especially dIsooncerted by the course taken by Mr.
Thurman and Mr.. Hurd. He believes that they
have abandoned him and are concentrating all their
forces upon tine Legislature. letter has been re-
ceved to-day from q member Of the Democratic
State Committee no Columbus, declaring that they
workers.
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WORK on HARBORS AND RIVERS.
SECRETARY M'CRARY SAYS THAT THE MONEY FOE
----.--------.------. MLLHuLLn

sFCHLTAHN MtNANG sNlo IHAI IHL HVNF-l FOI
IMPROVEMENTS Is NOT To DE WITHHELD.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRBUNE.l
WASHINGTON, July Z2.-Secretary McCrary as
serts that there is 10 foundation for the story that
the Administration has determined TO withhold any
norton of the sums appropriated in the River and
Harbor bill for public works. 1t would be impossi
bic. be SAYS. for the Government to pay ouC the
whole 50 10000 at once, and as measure Of re-
lief 20 the Treasury he has begun by authorizing
the expenditure of sums appropriated for the works
which are most urgently needed. General Gilmore
has been directed b. the Secretary of War 10 call
meeting of the Mississippi RIVER Commission: The
Government Is advised that Captain lads has
abandoned his intention OF declining TO serve on
the COMMISSION.
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COTTON NOT NOW KING.

A CHANGE ~ THE RELATIVE VALUE or EXPORTS.
BY TELEGRAPH 10 TIE TRiBUSEl
WAsHrNGroN. July 22.-Ihe computation made
at the Bureau of Statistics, but not yet published
for the eleven months ended May 30. 1879 disclose
the fact that for the first time the history Of the
country the expectation of broadstuhs has exceeded
m value that OF cotton and tobacco, the two staples
OF the south cgmyLned.
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IR-I.IPPINCOTr q, Co.

Nile Days: or Egypuan Bonds. novel BY r. Kather.
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HENRY HOLT & Co,

Some Newspaper Tendencies. An address tAyefcd Do
Editorial Associations ~ NpB-YOrk and Ohio By
WbiteiaY Reid, Editor Of TIE Tribune l6mo paper 30
cents.
Maid. wife or widow' lGmo O-esure Hour ser.
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TIE FIRE ASSURANCE COMPANIES.

ALBANY, n. Y, July 22.-The semi-annual
statements Of the New-York joint stock fire insurance
companies have all filed with the Insurance De-
uartmenI and chart has been published by superin-
tendeut smyth giving the full extracts in the case Of
each company. The following Is a summary Of the ln-
formation with comparison for the months ending
lima al --sI
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A careless diet change of water, or a cold
satriiug b)we very often brings on az ms srson
OF the wear an Obs innate darrh9a, or some serious ahrC
non of the stomach bow els impending the lie OF the
parieut you would treat such complaints n ration
nj Nty try az once Dr. Jayues Cdrmnatiye Ba4sam, q
simple but safe remedy In such attacks. ali equally
frfu1l IA all cases OF cramps, cholera nOrbus, dyScn-
terry, aud summer complaint.
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I. life Worth Livings BY ". IL Mliiocz. author Of
o" The NrW Republic
The Round Trip by way Of Panama, th-ou:h CaI.for.
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EM-.uuELA. -El u.
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Two companies show impaired capital as follows
4,fna. OF New-York City. SlO.9lI 5si Columbia OF
New-York City, sI422 50. The chart OF other state
and Of foreign companies Will DC Issued THIS week
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Angelo. Baths-Turki-h Electric and R)mtn-iav and
niglT. ladies' cav and evening. Also sun baths PA-is
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BOLfu pl MANAGERS
Man, yi.,son hartn.-A thorough Me'ca. iro1t.sA
DisaDlutics De removed Als
ssrgnce OF years study observation aud piOios4JnA
the agencies that viii insure Restored Ma
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mar nave Oyertaxcd powers statement
OF he OBSTACLES % Marriage aud Dt the means 10 reJY'
them Bv mail 25c. currency or postage stanOA Adirdss
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rope by steamship Abyslni QueedstpNn tcorcp5hd
rucs f0 France specially Addressed aha AZ oSO
m tor France direct by steamship Canada VIA lisfti on
TUTiK-DAY al a m. for Europe. by stesmshiD IVY OF
Correspondence I0i Germany Al
France must be- specially addTessed and al ll3O a. n Tor
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Ham burs: on SAFE RDAN. at 1850 A. M for Europe DY
aansulD lr annie Queenstown cOrresDOndeEce LOT
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TgO a a. for scotland droCt BY steamship BOLIVIA VIA
Gas0ow, ana at 1850 a. ~ Tor Europe, Oy steamship
Nose via ana Bremen. The mahs tot Den.
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E~rnen .teamers The mails Tor Aspin All aud south
NeNYOrK July IL The mails TOT the est
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fer Uaytl amaca AAraoa % leave NewlOrk july "a
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nlt Inr Newfoundland leave NeYloTk july 20 Inc mas
tr Meuco have July 70. The mails Tor mo nd
eAye NsWI0Tk July 20. Ine mails Tor Chlna
"a I.nan leave Francisco August l. Tue mails tOf
s,,strAll &c. leave Francisco August I.
rHDs. L. JAAE,, PostnlstSe
Post once. NewY0rk July 10. 1879
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NEW BOOKS AND NEW EDITIONS.
GEORGE w. CARLETON & Co.

restricted % books Of he mJntas MY IiosrH'f
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HnrrI BEIGuTlN.

r n rovrs and wife " Y. E. A. Taft Boston.
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Mrs. J. G. Teller, n. J. j ne leN, " eusH .N.,S
Mrs h. Hallen, \. Y - The irN l. IL A. burAe
W; y, " wa ]. A. Leonard, Albany.
Mrs Williams, y. \. lioiatl 10 90 I.''4 ~ y IVA
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W. G. Giles and family Kings a r. 1Alamora Grea' NecS
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daughter. BroohlYu / 5l. 3l'S'S -4ol'-'T N41"'
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MANHATTAN BEACH HOTEL.
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"a .ll.-.,rtcr = ~ II. 4. DE FOR 81, Troy.
W Pc = Y i. 4. sdJyatUn ana wife,
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T. vari and wife y Y =. A. CLARK ana WIFE, Buffalo.
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h. G. L-tcuned, wife anu jas. y "'H al" WIZ HI"
daughter, BruOAI, n utlpIL' ,,..,,,.-,...o-
w y Hamnu, VI cnDAls. J. Leant, w 4i-l'i
1900 Wn,.lyrv Boston. II. ID. Cooke, Eng!ewOOd
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No lady careful q health vii any sewing machine *
cent the Kew Automatic 40 Tension machine " Tic III
cox d. Gibbs Company
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hurt After The committee had been appointed 10
make the collection. the assembly dispersed.
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Il MORTnINETON.

80 Broadway. New-NO-C
The Souvenir, OF Madame lie BrLu Two fn 3. IN one
win DUr.rI large lZmO kcd cotl white label sn- ioh
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LIANf--HUG HER-On SATURDAY., July 10 "a Brook.
ly- 1v tine Rev j. J.. White Mr henry D.. Williams, Il
Sew IorG, " Marie G. hugAe VI IOnAers 40 cards.
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ALARGE GROUP OF SUN SPOTS.
To the Editor Of The Tribune.

SIR: The spot or groups or spots now upon
, -,n il TIE largest seen Easter II is very long
md yery deem and the uUDrd and penumora are very
- y,ire truIv JAY HAECOUET.
WGDpiagcr's Falls July II, 1879.
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5uetial Noilce5

Crippled Childreu IN tho Hospital No. l3j East
.2lt ae the pleasure ana reei Afforded from the cool
sea breezes and shaded lawns OF the Central PARK We
again a ur0n benevolent for coutr luons 20 our open
All fund.- ayprJp especially o. mat PURPOSE Whch can
be- sent tDDr kNIGf al the hospital OF 10 any OF me
49, IL !
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LITTLE BROWN & 60,
PA Washin-f3n-st
Morse Banks and Banking ~ Joan Morse j. 5vo
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

IL r shows Che aaronst-ca variations ia s city 3y tin' rs
Of Iurr THE Hsrpsu give divisions 90 % hs Tor que %
acors preceding u3aiglt The -1llar wlte An- r.ls5s..
represents vsriatious iu Temperature
TRIBUNE OFFICE. July %. L a. m.-TLe DOWNWARD
movement I'm the barometer continued throughout me
day yesterday. TIE weather was clear ana parity
cloudy The average mpcretuTe was GA higner Ihau
On Monday. tue mercury ranging between o.. auu %
Inc amount OF IL the air has been increase,
Partly cloudy weather, and occasional showers win
st Oh IEe.s lu temp r4iurp may be expected III TINS
arrv. and vicinity day.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER. REPORT.
iadifdtt0ns.

fa0ifdftgnS,
For New-England and The Middle states. threa TENN
weather aud rain, with southerlv 10 westerly VIM
falling barometer aud slight changes IN temperature
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Al notice, Of Marriage, must be inior'sl 0isi f'H
.-.L-. LII Ill.
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SEASIDE AND COUNTRY.

PLEASANT PENNSYLVANIA COUNTY.
-A.-,.,.rs or THE SEASON At COMFY ISLAND LONG
,,,xcu AND INTERPRETATION BRiLllANi
WITH ELECTRIC light.
The general aspect of Chester County PENN
=. ,asorineI in the letter appended, by Oliver
y SSnson who adds interesting details regarding
-, noonle The rush to Coney Island con-
i -, 80 Increase. AT Long Branch, people
'iuU' s.;o;.;n, at the long spell of pleasant
weather. At Newport money Is De'us SUI
scTibed for races in September saratoga mas
oJjed the electric light to her attractions