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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-15

OCEAN GROVE. y. j., July 13.--The second
day'. session ~ the second Assembly o. the New
Iersey sugiay-schoOl Association was held III
the grove to-day. about 1000 persons being
present Professor ". T. shegwin president OF the
scat A.sociat OBJ pre- dod Toe exercises were begun
II the Bisnop james Memorial Iabrrnacie al
o d. NJ, the congregation singing Come Thou
Fount OF Every Blessing" Prayer was offered by
thc Roy Dr. Hauou, president Of Pennington
.,,,,fr-ry Pr.-iaut -uer,y.n delivered an address
the need the Holy Gn0st sunday school "OIk, aIei
which tnere we've PRAYER ANA conference s'i VIZ,
.uuUrsI- WHO we're unable 20 OHtan seats rrmilhtd
Standing duIIa- tue tHo hours OF service, ue SA1il
w. assisted by au of.al and corRet. Tue platform was
flied with cergvugn and prominent sunday -acLuo
workers among tAeu tAe Rev. Dr. Palmer, lAe EFuSt
I- u Rev T. H. stokes. u. D., president Ol the ocean
Grove Camp Meeting As,uciatooj tne IeF. DEW dtI@oe
William H. FalCUuer and others.
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Gulinted with English Alexander johnson, dealer in
fancy goods hsd formed opinion to the guilt or IN
man, broker. was excused for a similar req
son Julius Werner, broker. was also eh,
was opposed to capital punishment Mienael Cufiiau
hid decided opinion mat thr accused mtn toos decr
IN shoes, living on sixthave. near Fourhst SAID tha
he had formed no opinion that e would carry into me
Jury box and accepted. making four jurors. MT
Howe took an exception but allowed the juror 10 taAo
William n. Bibbv broker. excused because he
had formed an opinion on the case Etc rrck Adhuu7
young Englishman, living az 1922 Tmrd-aye, was
accepted rs a juror He has been in this country
about ten years. He said ne would not believe COX hd
killed Mrs Hull until he heard the evidence fhilp a;
TusEar, formerly In the wholesale liquor business at
No A Chambers-st., was excused on account Of per
emptory chalengr ~ the prisoners counsel. EInts'
sger and Isaac l. Meyer, in business at No. 3J4 brad
way had formed opinions 20 the gt OF the pIs31eI
and were excused. Herman WOLF. OF NO. 433 East
Fifty sixtnsI, accepted as the sixth Juror one OF
two days after the murder he had EFT the city, ana ha
been away Tor TX weeks. lie h4d ihrreIole
been away from where the matter was discussed ana
had formed 10 opinion on the case. ,
jonathan T. Gibbs. OF No. SO Frstst, hlchaei
&usse James II. German, OF No. 2Jj sixth-aye. anu
John 4. Hackmcycr aud II. &. T. siefke held definite
OPINIONS ana were excused Adoph lui,'.h'H ~
having Piano ana organ Wgrri"umS at 10
East Fourterntl-st., and living 40 No. 80 EA-'
ONt-aaALit -hitehlb-st' Nts Iie 81 ~
ami last juror tlat Was obtained before thr
court Adjourned. lie held no fixed opinion
on the case aud Judgt C0Wns regarded MIN - con-
pe,ent juror james J. Chilean, Abraham 4 Jersey
James Faiahee ana John II. Bo,chen were excused
siaua Em@sh perfectly. Charles a. Decker and Nasn-
iutltu Nlu.huf hdu made up ih'I Hlh4a - 10 tl-1
merits Of the aud were excused LOUIS 1horthemcr
diun understood En- gsh, aud D4a u. had
read ayUut tne ca,e but had foTHea 40 OuuOn on IT,
was Chlilsngrd per,mpiCuy. Joserh kuenlcr thought
tnere sc, against tue dCcusrd' ana ne
Was tScu-. o. LIu- q. On utual ami Simeon Guitmhn
we've Oppusld to capita punishment. George H. stud
well aud 1uumas Harris were eel because they had
made up tatlg minds the case and /. l. Lombard
Who nad reld the newspaper report, bus tAougut mo
could render verdict Oh the evidence was challenge
utrjmpf4rly.
a II WIS dfawing TO p m. The counsel md the
Cur conferred Az 10 Nas Ah'dnced that ah",,L
aIb usraIug, and III 40 Il 20. today tGe drawing
ilUW jnt remainder the special panel uf 200 wouc De
suuici is possible that eyeuluz sessions may .e
held. Eve jury remain 10 Doe drawn. MAru tLr
session WIS Oscd 70 crowd gathered around Cox WhO
seemed s0ucgAIt amused az tHs interest winch lie CA-
cited. a Largo crowd followed uln 10 inc IQMIs.
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THE RAIIW4Y var IN COLORADO.

DISMISSAL or The RECEIVER OF TIE RIO GRANDE
"A DECISION ON TEE GRAND CASOS LINE.
DENVER, Col, July 14.-ln the Federal
Court time morning, Justice Miller, after reviewing the
motion tor fhe dismissal of the charge OF the
RIO rludo Railroad property stated IN brief that The
apDoiutncnt was brought about by Meyer IN collision
v,l tbe Denver and RIO Ggaude Company, 70 prevent
The restoration OF the properly % Gle Atkinson Topeka
and santa Company, and a. mere suDteTIuge there
being 40 evidence % show tnat The road was lnsoVeh
nor any good reason Tor appointment OF receiver
He therefore dismissed the receiver, and ordered MIN 10
restore tie property at 60 the parties from whom
h. received It, and % make fun account Of al moneys
received and transactions under bis management The
- not 10 DE restored 10 tine santa Re Company uA
u further questions pending, associated with proceed
ings under the lease shall. have been aGiudicated
In the Grand Canon case, judge Haiet DECIDED thai
the mandate oil the supreme Court giving prior rgh to
TIE Rio Grande Company embraced the whole line from
Canon CITY 10 LeadVie, that IL must iahc al TIE
Constructed hue Il could not take pars he4c
ana there accepting aud rejecting others, on.
must all pas the legitimate cost OF con-trhc
LeadvIle. All points concerning the mater OF putting
tne Rio Graudc Company INTO possession, ana Tor the
Cons fueUOu The westward arc pas INTO tbc uaiuh
OI llret expert comm ,hUneOHt stIecoa bj eath OF
the parties JnIrd by tue Court B0th parhcs
arr ejOucQ from proceeding further win thr WOlh
- construction uuuI the prelmIuares are settled by
IN colnis .Iouers, when further orders VIII be gwen
LIE ueclslOn leaves tine santa lie COMPANY ~i'hOht
al1 mug except what may be recovered undef Tie
prosecution o. lease suits
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SOCIAL EVENTs Al NEWPORT.

NEWPORT, July 14-Ihe Duke Of Areyl
ans. PARTY have visited Trinity Church. the hanging
rucss and Redwood library, and have called upon MI
ii.n.rofr tine historian, and upon Mr. H. g. Maynard
3f Ns,q-Y5rk me benelaotor OF Princeton College
They also drove about town. ana went around Ocean
ave the finest and longest orve ia the city. The
luncheon which Cyrus ". Field gave in honor OF the
Duke at his residence this afternoon WAS great social
event His grace was welcomed 10y Mr. Bancroft. who
.pok. a few words of welcome the Duke responding IN
"A very feeling manner Among The gentlemen presen.
vcf, cx-srcreJarJ Bust0w, Ex-Governor Morgan Con-
FRESHMAN Norton IL 4uiitUu FI-u. 4. a. Low, Professor
S,i. "a oil pr.IaI % College Professor Rogers Ol tar
yrJ a. T. s. rIug the Rev. lr + tier, Roj al FAglps
and a. u. Marauaud. Inc D4.al parry. IN company
MIN Mr. Field took passage ON tie steamer bfisIol Tor
Ne0-Yor Tonight large crowd was az tie depot I'd
sre lac ui, L.Ii-ucd visitors embark Il grand lawn
Marty was Given tins afternoon ~ Ar. Outrry, the
French Munster the Ulcers u tie ficucu war YES
sr, Tie band from flagship furnished the music
large uumurr IT ladies' uuu gentlemen were present
"a ,,l fbe officers. Governor Van L4gd, senator An
tuot-v al Ruo. Island. auu Conc. cssIIan MORTON o.
NrW-l urh. were among ur guests
Tue American Pathological society meets here To-
morrow. ........,r n o.o-ot
senator Anthony viii accompany PostmasterGenefal
Key To- Providence anu -quautum tomorrow
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CHASTINE COX ON TRIAL.
SEVEN JURYMEN OBTAINED.

II
OPENING OF THE TRIAL OF THE MURDERER OF MRS
HULL IN THE COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS
EFFORT TO OBTAIN JURORS WHO HAVE NO
OPINIONS As To The sELF-CoNFEssED MUIR
DFRFR's GUILT.
Seven iurymen were obtained yesterday from the
old panel and from the special panel of 900 for
the trial of Chastne Cox in the Court of General
Sessions, for the murder Of Mrs. j. Def. Hull
Cox wore the tranquil air that has character
lzed him ever since his arrest and showed consider
able interest in anything that had humorous side
TO it. Most Of the jurymen who had read the ac-
count of CoX's confession declared ineligible
TO on the jury, ana the counsel hal many dis
cussions on this point. Mr. Howe, counsel for the
prisoner challenged the array Of the panel but the
demurrer which Assistant Distrct-Attorney Rollins
entered sustained, and Mr.. Howe took an
exception. A large crowd surrounded Cox on his
way back to the TOmbs.
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NnrEs ERON NEWPORT.

Newport. r. l., July 13.-To-day has been
the varlest SUNDAY season, ana tAe beach has
peen well pa,roui1cd; have the hotels ana the
churches.
Hr T. n Hazard o. the firm Of Caswel Hazard a
90 Neyy-YJrE, Is % " Birds Nest Cottage
Major Gy5.o. Paymaster in the United states Marine
C,ri,. Is al lie u0te AqUdneck.
Ocean H.u.e .rrIyaIs-E. J.. Cole aud vile, Boston
s. II Inflan. william Dickson, Atlanta, Ga; Ffed A
Jeystt W G. Lee, Buffalo; Miss Hastings, C. H. Foo'e
and MO. Twin FtzEerad r. A. webb, Stanley Mortl-
,ncr william Ma j. l. wheeler, ?. Ayres and family
: Farrellv Mrs Farreiy, E. VI. Miliken and "lIe New
Y.r. Merritt Clark add siie, Northampton Macs" ~
l. Gataa. Rochester Fred n Stokes Detroit; FRANK
huntington Cincinnati; Albert b. Williams /. r. ba-
cas-, and family W - Newbau, Edward Sulckand
pi.l,d.tpbi ". G. uIl ana VIC, N-sulhEtoh VI. y
-r1ifu sl4uctcst-r, \. IL; Perry 81 Ge Leon H."Is "a
II yuue Roberts. London; Nilam DtEtusph' '"i-
.l,tta. O. H. Dart, Providence Ut. j. W JohH9oN'
Hofe AqmdnecR arrvals-G. y Frs6ee, J. r. Biieey.
n Racket York; Benjamin u. Pond foitlAhd )
a "A PIcr Boston Creighton NJ Lewis, W II. In
-,art pnutd-IvAia; ". .. hammond aud we. =, r
W.,lg,ff Cblcag5: e. A. Andrews, G. W Jafu' 4 fuI-
Isr S,.riuan. Texas; " II. Albert anu |le' George
ni,e and wife Mr-. ID. ID. DOdze, ShudleDuf-h y j.
ID III Duer Baltimore ). T. iuLtiey anu Wle' On"u'''
Rooms have been engaged at the ocean House lor
PoslIuastcr-ti cneral Key ana purity
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11DSTnBER UEITKER.

a c10UDLEss SKY AND EVEN TENFERATURE AL
OVER TIE COUNTRY-HOI WEATHER. IN TIE
CITY.
The weather throughout the United States yester-
dav was remarkable only for its uniformity. The
condition of the atmosphere IN this city was
The couu-erpart Of that almost every city OF The
Union. In only one other localiy-at keokuk
Iova-was the temperature quite as high IN The
afternoon as here: but ia very few places was there
more than four OF five degrees difference. one eA-
cep-ion was 1T. Paul, MIMI. where the thermomc-
teraf the same time registered 7I1. Ia Chicago it
was Oh New-Oreaus 81 V.ckshurg o. aud
BOSTON So. Theremus have been few clouds scat
tered over the United States yesterday. Tie re-
ports from all directions made the atmosphere 10
soyyer was reparted. Mid breozes we're blowing
everywhere, but no strong winds. lie country
yesterday bad pleasant day.
The sky over this cIty and vicinity was almost
ClUuGies.. Tho rays or she sun heated the pave
meuts and walls of the buildings and made the
efr.rfs very uncomfortable for walking or riding
Tie thermometer 40 HUduUJs ranged from 4O~ a..
the earv morning ~ 96- IN the warmeSt part OF the
afternoon. The highest u the corresponding DAY
last year wa, So. The frequent and lOn2-contHucl
showers that nave followed any sudden increase Do
tire trmHcrature during the early part OF JAis season
have prevented serious results from the heat, aud
have made midsummer IIe IN the metropolis
much more pleasant and comfortable than usual.
But the beat of the two past DAYS has done much
60 destroy TINS and has gwen toretaste OF the
COuseQueUCes OF great heat an tDe CITY. The sunny
elDe of each street was almost deserted, the
busiest people slaCkened their giant upon the
street. while car and stage horses hobbied along at
even less Tuau their ordinary speed. geulle
breeze that blew all day and tTesheled 10 the even
ing was a good deal OF relief. The following cases
OF -uIstTOke are reported:
Thomas Baker age forty. of No. 80 IbompSOn-st.,
was overcome by the heat iu ChuTcA-st. yesterday
Patrick Gallagher age seveuty-iiye, OF NO. 3l4
Cherry-sJ.. had "a sgnstrOkc IN Madlson-st. yesteI-
day lie recovered at "A police station.
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ALTMAN or


On saturday 18th INST John " Of the late
Re.!yes aal ads o. t t5n s Are 2s5 Hason,st,
BrooyIvu on Inv, l5thinst, az 3.5op M
Entered INTO Glen Cove. on the '2th
inst George E only o. DR. George and Charlotte All
e. mi me -, ce OF ms parents on Tuesday, At
Tnir ' leaves r Hunters Pointat 10a. N.
Of pstroa penn sou Of Dr. r. Avery Of Forestvi IN
BovvoR-on Monday morang, July a. lS79 Florence, in
fsnJ dan , me. ~ SrTl' 1es a s a. II ocor5 M
BRUNpIgEAt Lewts6orouga wesc6esteF county " u
July ~ l-IJ Joseph bF9nse ~ ,t,as ne f,ueral from
hls iats rssId,nce. Tuesday. JIly d. al y. H.
coay Ia , e. vSlrs month and avs.
GpIFFFN-On First Day Seventh Mouth, 1884, Daniel Grif
leu ~ ne md friends are invited to attend N uue-a az
Frends' Meeting house Purchase on Ihlrd Day seventh
csr VIII se N waiting az White Plains ariem r r. on
the arrival Of Grains 1853 from Dover F4AAs Al" "a"
HhvfTAX6-Ar Rye Neck. rnv IL. 1879, Deborah widow
Tgnsra on rae aS Al $50 O'CLOCK p at the Methodist
ca-rar 6 n s'rac at NamaronecE Depot 70 meet
the Il O'Clock train from Grand Centra Depot Newf
Albeit Hendrcks and daughter Of the late Dayia salomon.
F, 10 Ss NH AXE paco from Us East 55th-,, rae,t,y
moraing att 80 O'CLOCK. lis kindly requested 'hat no
R1'sTives and friends are Invited n attend.
HUTTON First pay, mora'ag, the lSth James W. Hunr
Hs frieua are invited to meet at hs lae roie3ce 30 400
Past al D
tDera AT Chappaaua Meeting house Third Day at IL
Train leaves Grand Central Depot II 1890 = m.
MAXFIELD-0n SATURDAY., July II, Al T., son OF John o.
AMI Mary H. Maxdeld. age "a Years. 49,, .-, -
pevqs and friends invited "a attend the tnnea on
Wednesday, AZ eocl M IRON the residence oi Ills PAT
euts. bloomfield, y. J.
OAKEY-Af springfield T. T. the 1871 inst Nancy wifs
oil tie Peter D. Oakley, n the 6lst year y neI an
eafyes ana friends uyltrl % attend INC ihstA on
VVp n.-tlv. July %. at 30 'c1rk, rom me- ~
dence, and 3ocoek from the Presoys Oar'H' ia
maica, l. l.
RoLFE-ou SUNDAY evening" July 3 az his ro s 10
his agr a. - t-.-..., o., ,+,.,s o., q.
fei sr5u Ill ae res 1euce Wednesday, July 10, al
y. n.
NTrvTAs-Ip ~aratoga springs the residence OF her
SISTER Mrs r. r. Horrh0n-e, 90 tn4sf. Jny IL MAitet
N,,ye. wife OF IL Dwight Miu1ms daughter oI lhc 100
6;.5rge Moves esq. Of OrisKanv. Onrioa Co, n Y
YFRRTNGTON suddenly. at Jersey CITY July - 4o'v'
lrsh a. e. 0f C.. Az J.. gfuu age
Fn1er SERVICES AZ her ate residence. 2IS 7th st. Tuesday
the 9Th la.-. at p. IA
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ST. LOUIS, July 1.-The Chicago and Alton
Road Inns cr seue,r rates between here and Jelfer-
SON CITY II is not yes known whether the Missouri Pa
cife. the compeuU1 road, VII do likewise.
II is asserted that the Chicago and Alton Road
il. also selling round trip tickets from here 10
HAYS City, on the Kansas Pache, much below
fine other roads REPRESENTATIVE of the Chicago and
Aii,n wabash Wanda la, and Hannibal and s.. Joseph
Ensfs bal conference here yesterday % discuss lie
auyslbiity of advancing passenger rates i.JA Aisa'
T, iilsaI Of General Manager Hopkins, VI the wabash
Road to agree upon any cumplom pc.
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RorRBOY B4LLADS-No. 81.

"7as Onto lice erpla,nea on he ono STUMP
General Ewing, speaking
o. voters and citizens rally!
Fetch ont to the polls every man
From ireside aud hillside aud N9ileJ
And carry the State II You can.
Get hi all your ballots aud fruNtra'e
Tk- foes taat are LAYING TOT me-
For am stood up 10 illustrate
The noble Ohio dee!
Gravbead rises in audience and puts IN lis o'h'
Balt stronger! jest pause thar minute
.3n ONTO yer chin aud take plEa'H'
Tin. "idee p-wOt meat Is mar III ~
Ir puzzles me nearly 20 utd,",
To know w0t 10 Is ana some ISi'''
That's setting cOut.gW uss ID me
psouass me 10 ar,k sou 70 ten Us
Not is tins ONO ldce'
General Ewing explanatory;
Ha,Hai Why-Haw! Haw ~ hy-I' . iiN"'
40 think that gent OF Oila ,-
Dou'f know chat the lGee means hO"NJ'
As much Is yOu need OF ut''@H:
II means that al paper thato pILH'oU
Ana issued rs money, you see
l. baftsr than specie tHItS mlut1d-
Aud that's the ONO idee!
Gravhead rises and speaks again;
I'm, cbiuDin' too much-hul dom mlhu IL
The -retnback Is staaGlu', know,
Bur N leans on the specie Dth!ha ~
And don't Won forglt tint Tvs 80.
YIN can't create money from nunH'
10 moren you ken build Oh tue sea, a.,
Aud sherman has knocked out tAe SUNNI
Efthats the OliO laee
Thurman rises excItedly:
I'm sorry 10 see such caper;
mo Ewing: Il How Tightly you are!
We need forty times as much paper
And gold ought TO be below par
TO euestoner:i am devlsing,
While lying our under a tree
A law 10 keep specie from rising
And that's the Ohio ldee.
Frank Hurd chips ini
You're both of-you crazy as lunies;
The Ohio ltce ~ We advance
Is this that whatever the tame is
A fellow should join in the dance
To 20 Tor hard money stroug-NeIy-
And then vote Tor crate, Ike me-
For a chap that thinks Jeo tie contrary
Now hats The Ohio ldeg!
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-. roas,s n he driven in the machine, and prefer
20 us ava iii az that II differs with mem anu
.S9dIv suggests that promises ought To DC d and
m - - cooliv violate them is akin TO falsehouu au
ana III, they use whatever ability they posseSs ~
N.Y. nm odi0ue II one cTucises hurtin, and
nlaAe - tbeIr number, they lug in MT laws "nS
any "" of him as If he was saint TO be o
They dcye in the past ana peSS, since have healed
er their eort the efforts Of their e
ID ths 20 accept the amendments, they ueclaIe l."
s.'VtN..r shall rule them.
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On iCurl .-.,...... IL. h.-o N .,s, Of
which Is beng cured by your tuti
o. ~ comedies The county hau employed all OF our doctors
seUt for iylCe, hut 20 no az H. lho
1tienf commenced Dutcura and imineuaieF De
M eug better had been confined 20 ais hud io Two AM
- 80 years Had not OtIfs during THIS umc
a. wees he dressed for first time When ne "akrd
-i.r ui Al le, quart O scales me OF ol nm ms
tanusued 3veTv day. We think 10 Is wOLderd cure We
40 o saw he cured. but LIE IS IN fair way 10 De cured 10
say the least r,..-.,..- pgcrtIvoe
Yours truly, ~ 'Ni'is i. .r-. -.
Allegan. Mich. Feb Il. 1879.
=, III, careful ~ health VIII any sewing machine
.u ~ %ew Automatic No Tension machine " the W H.
cox * Gibbs company.
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EXCITEMENT OVER Az ANCIENT CANNON.
" hLs-IAS R. y. co.. NICOLA LINE,
IL I.LE.-u- -

Urea, n. Y, July 13.-Consderable excite
rgept was caused here Yesterday by Inspector General
Ken. OF tie National Guard, calling for the Revolution
any gun OI Saratoga as IN" property OF the STATE, 90
Doe shipped % N'wYork. old Saratoga has been In
r-ca over sixty years Il captured az Fort Ilcon
oro0o II is honeycombrd with and is useless for
ordnance. The cit.zsas are much attached % lt and
were lrpDariug mount D. IN Bdg[s--qu re- IT was
,,i,Jisii y0arrtIav bat at rne police station
Gnvoruor SEYMOUR and other prominent cltlZcns VII
apply To Governor Robinson to allow II To remain I'D
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Queen Victoria Che Berlin Goa tlrs- b. Jiail hti ~.
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MP. NILLIAll J.LEWIs.

ST LOUIS. July 14-WilIIam J. Lewis, a
prominent merchant and banker, AND largely interested
100 thc Big Muddy Coal Mines IN Southern Illinois, was
overcome 5y tr heat CsI0udelet six miles below this
cry. tins morning. and died u twenty minute Mr.
Lewis belonged the firm Of Bart GLOW, Lewis & Co.,
BIurers lie was president Of tUe CoMln-gC al .aub.
and was ono Of the most active and IfJClt business
u5.r "a Iug .Tlg.
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