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A JUDICIAL VIEW OF 1T.

from me Cincinnati Commercial.
There is a good deal of levity about Senator
position To charge that IL touching Tie that
the eS-SenatOs excitement arose pitch beyond con-
As 10 the relations between senator Conkng aud
Mrs. Sprage at Washington during the recent sessions
parry cared 10 conceal them, for their friendly
intimacy very conspicuous and the talk
OF the town. We presume the town had no
business talk, but Senator CoDkng was residing In
Mrs Sprague resided at Edge wood though her husband
was bookkeeping for the Spragne creditors IN Prov
deuce Sprague's millions having vanished, bis wife 10
dpprndent upon the slender estate Inherited from her
IA her, aud found living more economical al EdgewoOd
thau in the Sprague mansions, fashioned they we're
Tor flush times While Mrs. 5. In Europe. her little
prOperty almost cOnh>caed by taxation and assess
COnEilug essential SrTvlce In
procuring act Of Congress 10 Afford relief II Mr. COnk
ling aud Mrs SpTague had not been celebrities, ana
living separate their companions, presume they
tnIght have found others soc ETY. cODgenal with
OuI arOuslng country ON the subject. IL was no
doubt an prudence in them 10 brave pubic opinion
which quick condemn, but thty may nave been u-
aware OF the attention they attracting When the
war Of words LOOK place between CChklnE ana Lamar,
the former he had read the SouhtTn papers, would
soon have enough 10 convince him that Ony Inc
most urgent law business should take HIM near
Rhode Island during the vacation Tor he couldn't
20 there without bringing swarm OF insects
with stiugs aD his ears. However ne lnAoc
his appeaFance ~ Providence as the guest
OF Senator Anthony old feDd, aud tnen was 50 un-
senator was in state artificial excitement and be-
lOok himself firearms. IL Is ueky Tor the Senator
tnat his career was terminated by shot then and
there and his cOmpOsuTe III paftaklug OF CLAIMS ana
spuFnlng all COMMUNICATIONS win lhe p'ss - 10 DC
GO Inended The senator reached years ot dscIS-
uou nd had Warnings very lOhu one nc
should wind up ms legal business Win the opiagucs
and h0 must 10 10 watering place Wy Long DrahoH
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ARNOLD REACH WATSON.

Arnold Beach Watson who died mt Unadilla,
Otsego Co., N. Y, August &, for many had been
widely known In that part of the State With for
tune to him start In business he began life as
teacher then clerk store at Unadlla, became
afterward merchant and finally banker The old
Unadilla Bank OF which he was the founder
and the president until it ceased TO do business
nearly fifteen ago, for long time one OF the
leading banks in the interior OF the state Thirty years
ago Mr.. Watson was the chief leader movement TO
establish at Unadila what is now known the Una
dila Academy-an institution which il still fOurlshing
a, few Oiners OF the old academies are. When the Al
bauy and susquehanna Railroad was organized MI wat
m had an actIye part In the work. His at
one time mentioned for the presidency Of the Oad lie
became, however, director, aud at the time or MS
death sill he that position Nj. Watson born III
August, 1898. being at the time OF his meath nearly
eghty-One years OF UntIl few months ago when
he was strl with paralysis his health had been uni
formly good and neither his mind nor ais body had
given any warnings or failing strength.
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CRoPPER-0n eth inst. OF cholera infantum. willard
Parker Bailey you OF L. and T. j. Chopper aged
Il months and % days
FIELD--On Wednesday. August l3 ~ Rye " Y, Carrie
youngest child OF James NJ. and Emma N Field, agoi
wears and mOathS
Funeral Friday D. m the residence Of her par.
sHEkMAN-At Hanover. Germany July %. Duncan
second son OF the i9te watts sherman
sKINNER-At Westheld y. T.. sunday, August 3, sara
Jernegan, wife OF Charles p. skinner.
STEPHENSON rue,llT, August ~ Ann Eliza stephens,
IN 12d year 81 her
Relatives respectfully invited attend ths
fuuer Friday. the 18TH at $50 O'Clock
her late residence. Richmond, ). l.
ST JOHN Chlppaqua, Westchester County n. Y.
Thurs August "a, 1872 Hiram L. 81 JOhD the 5Jth
% his age
Relatives Of family invited
funeral az AIS late residence, On saturday August
Is, at O'Clock ID. -.
Carriages will waiting a. the depot the arrival Of go
a. IA. train from New WORK.
STOKES-At H0mesburg Penn. on THURSDAY morning. An
gust H. samGv l.. stokes nrn of stokes Caldwell q Co.,
Philadelphia
Funerai uOniay, az o'clock
WHITING-AJ Wbraham, Mass. Thursday. AUGUST IL,
seymour Whining, aged 81 years.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
WHITNEY-At Br0oxyn August - 1879, Catherine Rich.
ards widow Of Eli NJ Whitney, Late Of Jamaica Pains.
Fr family Of her Daiey sons,
William NJ and James VI. whitney iuvitsi t. atfolt
Che mineral services az nor Late home OIL PrOspectpace
BrooSlyn, on Friday, l5thinst, at O'Clock p
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4 DIES ITUTE NAVAL VETkR4N

While Secretary Thompson was III the city
recently there called to see hlm ut tne ST. Nicholas
Hotel man dressed ia sailors clothes who was about
forty years OF age cripple. and WHO appeared ana
t.ed like man OF considerable intelligence. He gave
mis- name as John W. Margo and said nis object ~ visit
ing Secretary Thompson to get aid In obtaining
peusiou which uad been promised TO hm by the Navy
ruarmeut Tue chief facts IA his story are as follows:
he has been connected with the United stttrs Navy
for seventeen years DOth as man,o-WaIs man aan
a. snlus CORPORAL lie DOiU IN Brooklyn. In 1850
he was VA good circumstances keeping RESTAURANT IN
tbis city at Broadway and Br0Omc-si. Tie hHs a "iie
and child la 1888 re was Que oi Tue crew OF tne Oheu
Ststes sonp OF war LevaDt, and took part lu the
barqutut of the Barrier iOrts NJ Cano Oh, Chlnh
nrug he war of Rebellion he Was on NE Roanoke
al Hampton Roads, the lrUquos at Jamrs RIVER, ana
on me Conucctcut later the war Inc last vessel
,gn winch hr was connected was the Ranger, captain
u Uric UcCYok lie Was compelled To leave tue Ran
,.r i'm 1877 on account Of chrome rheumatism IN AIS
ieg He was al the NewlOrk Hospital fourteen
months. Unable to WORK, Tor the past year DC
has been euGoayoring 60 obln pension IOf MS scr
,tre. and 1 the meantime has been compelled tO
ne M order TO obtain meaus Oh subsistence. He was
nasuceess al his attempts 10 see oeeretaty IhOmp-
am
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-15
REUNION OF THE "ORAYGE BLOSSOMS"

PORT JERvIs, n. Y, Aug. 14.-The annual
reunion of the 124th Regiment New-YorK State voiun-
teers, Orange Blossoms was held here to-day A
special from Newburg arrived at 1890 bring
ing large number Of soldiers and visitors. Company
F. Of the Port Jorvs Veterans headed by the Erie Band
escorted the VS., 70 the grounds. about one mile from
he city. About 1900 persons were present The
grounds were spacious aud neatly arranged for speech
making dancing and other amusements. After dinner
a business meeting was held, at which elected the
Hon Augustus Dennlson president Colonel L. Reeves,
secreary aud Captain Lewis Wlsner, treasurer for the
ensuing year. The trOups-aDOut ninety veterans ard
Ocers-were then received Icy General Robinson alter
which the Hon Lewis l.. Carr made eloquent speech.
aud was followed by General RJDinsOn. JOnn Moore
then read original poem. Among the Ulcers present
were Colonies We giant ana Cummings. jor Guar B.
Wood, Captains LOWS Wlsner aud Thomas j. Quick.
The weather pleasant, and everything passed off
satI
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MUSICAL NOTES.

The only new character in which Nine.
GersterGardni appeared at Her MaIestys Theatre
linda d. ChamOanir she gained a brilliant triumph in
every way.
The recent Mozart Festival at Salzburg was
teat success The finest feature OF the playing
Of the Vienna Philharmonic Band under Herr Hans
Richter, conducted the Bayreuth Festival. Their
rendering OF the Leonora Overture Of Beethoven no -,
was superb that the audience sprang their feet,
and the cheering was 30 intense that Herr Richter
player TO accept the ovation individually
M. Gounod's new opera, "Le Tribut de
Zamora"is now IN rehearsal; NJ. ChOudens has pur-
chased the copyright for all countries for the Of
2ACOO 81 600 after the first representation and the
sest in insalments according to the number of per
fOmances the work may obtain in PARIS NJ. GOuncd
that at last ne been we'll compensated for the
miserable pittance he received for Faust"
Miss Emma AbbOtt's English Opera Com
psny, Will begin it's Fall season at the Grand Opera
House. on September g. with English version Of Vie
tor Masses Paul and Virginia." opera which had
decided success its production IN Paris with Capoul
AID MIL Hebron IN the title roles Here Mr. William
Cstc VIII be the Paul aud Miss Abbott the Virginia
Az English version Of Carmen win also be produced
during the season with that charming contratO, Mrs.
Zelda seguin in the title part, well as English
Version Of GouDed's Romeo and Julss Ct, The troupe
feAine Maurcl, and Messre Tom Kali Castle, MacDOn-
AZ, siOddard, Ryse and Edward seguln Mr. Caryl
F0uo Will be the musical director, Messrs. Pratt
sna Morissey the The season VIII last two
" tlFee weeks
The operas performed at the Royal Italian
V9era during the just over, we're the following
Don Giovanni" and "Nszze di Figaro tAozarD " Las
Heguenots." Robert le Diabe," "Prophete" Di-
hofsh" "Afrcane." aud Etoile du Eord" tMeyer-
stefli Faust CGounodG Der Freisc jitz" (Woben;
Martha (FlOtOwT Tannbauser" aud "LohengrIn
wAgner; Fra DIayolo (Auber; civilian Te""H
.-'0ere," ami "SemiramIde " lROssIBi; fayOritR,"
Necfez BOrgia," and " Lucia (DOnizettD; 4" IraSi-
s~ rrOy@tOre," Ernani." " BallO IN Maschera,"
~ 80 Aida " WerdiE Norma" BellinDs Hanrt "
tlVtoisc Ihumasl Besides these feViYals from the
esssulI repertoire two novelties brought out
oyS tle Italian version OF Mas5enets French spec
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Special Notices.

ENo one would think feeding infant beef
fOoGs hardly lees destructive
the lives Of the tle Mens FOJd for infants
be readily assimilaed b. the Youngest child
forming the only reliable substitute for mothers mix
Druggists sell Il everywhere
Post once foreign mnlis for rho geaS ,nhlg
SATURDAY August Is 1873. will close NJ ths Otce
TUESDAY, at 1880 a Tor Europe, steansnlD Men
taEa, Queenstown; WEDN ESDAf, az IL n TOR
EUROPE, by steamship Algeria wa 9aesIs.Ign CORE.
spDndence for France must no specially Addressed andat
1850 a. Tor France direct bY steamship Percre. via
Havre; on THURSDAY. at 1880 a. m. for Europe,
steamship Republic Queenstown for
Germany and France specially addressel and at
~ for France, Germany &c. by STEAMSHIP Gcert via
PlymOutn CherDoucg Hamburg correspondence for
Britain Continent addressed,
SAIU RDAI al 1880 Tor Germany &c. by steam.
Rhen, Southampton and Bremen correspondence
Britain and the Continent be specially al
dressedl and for Europe. by City Of
Chester, correspondence for Germany
Scotland be specially aidresscd); aud
at II ~, for scotland direct, by steamship
Circassa, glasgow. The mals for Denmark.
SwedeD No dispatched by Hamburg and
only. The malls for AsDlnwa aud south
Pacnc Ports Newly Ofk August IL. Tie mails for ST
Domingo Turks aud &c. leave ew York August ~ Tho
Tor Hsyti Greytown, SayaniIa, &c. leave New
YORK August -. Inc mails for Havana leave Nev-YOrk
August Il. Newfoundland leave New-YOrk
August 10 TIE mail, Tor Australia &c leave san Francisco
September The mails Tor Chiaa and Japan Fran.
cisco August %. - -
loatD -, NeW
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A TIMELY WARNING.

This beng the prospect, it becomes Repub
Hoaus 10 be unusually careful The Democrats may or
may not compose their differences. Within the last
week or two one or two iDdiscreet Republican
papers seemed to think hat abuse OF honOred Re
publcans might safely be INDUCED III. But they VIII
learn heir mistake II they do not learn 1t at
Tue Republican party may elect any man, likely To De
nominated, II thoroughly united. The only way TO Sc
cure unity is 10 frowi down every Irritating word.
Friends OF different candidates Will work sharply for
their fayOrte, thcy have the right to do. But the
contest should be 80 conducted that all support the
ticket with enthusiasm This capnOt be done
II the Tiden tactics Of killing of rivals by prescription
and abuse to be adopted il is excellent way 10
disrupt paity-yery. Let not Republicans initiate It.
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THE DAWN OF PROSPERITY.

What is wanted for business prosperity Is
confidence. Since 1873 there been lack Of cont
dence. Capital timld Of Investment but now
resumption is accomplished and confidence. based on
tn honest dollar has returned to Nil the ldnd Win
prosperity. plenty WORK to-day Throughout
ONO. Our iron mills cannot fill their orders The night
Is made light the rudy OF your furnaeest ma
chne-shops ing their Industries throughout the
land farmers ud market all their products, aud
every man who knows enough 10 know what prosperity
rs Knows that thls country now prosperous DO you
want to disturb tins prOspcriyf Do you want to 60
down the hill you nave been climbing with such diff
Guilty for the last five years Let well enough alone
Make no change Of the present financial system OF the
country, and the next ten Will be the most pros
nerous decade tins country has ever Witnessed.
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AVERTIAG 4 NEGRO EXODUS.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. 14.-It appears that
the party OF coored who passed through East ST.
Louis night gotten up by merchants ana plant
ers IN Mississippi with the view OF giving such negroes
a. drs.e 10 90 West opportunity To Judge Of toe
country for themselves. aud n tnry Ike IL, remain n
otherwise re urn the expense Of the mp DeIDg
nal Ii expected by the pros oers OF The enterprise
that the colOred viii give discOuragng reports.
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Ikeaay this Morning
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NAVY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 14.-The Tallapoosa left
Charlestown, Mass, for New-York, this morning Com
mander Char es j. McDOuga has been detached from
ordnance duty at the Mare Island, Cal, Navy Yard
and ordered TO duty Inspector Of the Twelfth Light
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,ar" Give me thirty L Lehmanns and twill challenge
o. ton of the world !" Aud Wagner cried ou
toghipr Yes yes. You right" Lilli Lehmaun -
c5arming actress and singer OF the Royal Opera at
s,tii,, Private ueWs from Germany gives assurance
~, te text al Pdrsial will not lie altered as seems
20 have been Inferred from certain German newspaper
gossip.
LovpoN, Aug. 14-Mr. Welsh, the Ameri-
"a, u.,ir &c England has gone 70 Osborne probably
20 present 10 the Queen bis letters oi recall
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PUBLIC OPINION.

Colored men will be interested in knowing
that General Chalmers, Mississippi, OF Fort Pillow
noUroty Is managing the campaign for the Ohio Dem
ocrHto ticket at Washington DAYTON Journal tRepJ
The trouble with the Beach boom is that
the Robinson VIII consent 10 nave their caDdi-
date slaughtered TO Crafty Hdens ambition. But no
body suppOses that Tiden seriously means Beach. He
= not ready % rot s dark horse TO the front yet
INeN-lOrk EXpress iDeml
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GOOD ADVICE TO MASSACHUSETTS REPUBLICANS.
From TIE Boston Herald (fnd)

We advise the Republican party to consider
well before deciding. There IL uncertainty In the
political situation, which may well counsel careful
action. The withdrawal OF Governor Talbot changes
10 some extent the conditions OF the canvass. He
stood Tor simplicity and economy IN the State Govern
meat The Butler iuglcmen VIII endeavor to make tue
point that he driven out because he cut down the
expenses new element OF strength Will be needed In
the cauyass-sOme hing that will command the atten
tlOn OF the voters That element the nomination OF
Henry i. Pierce can give. He is an older man than Mr.
Long, and mas had larger experience. Mr.. Long can
afford 10 wait for the homer which Massachusetts will
De & ad some day to confer up0n nm.
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birth in dramatic literature should have no hope
of attention If urged as my own views so radical
as Mr.. Matthew ArnolPs; but the humblest pupil
may perhaps do something to make known more
widely the teachings of his master. G.w.s.
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re lett aud say mself that hole belongs 10 that
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THE AFFAIR AT OANONCHEE

MRS. SPRAGUE RETURNS TO THE HOUSE.
A REPORT OF a STORMY MEETING WITH HER HUs-
BAND.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., Aug. 14.-MTs. William
spTague Canonchet to-day with the appro
val Of the trustee OF estate. Narragansett Pier
dispatch tonight reports stormy meei>Sg with her
husband who it said. declares he will keep tine chill
dren.
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