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VIOLENCE IN ELEvENTH-AvE.

Officer James ;. Hatf, while attempting to
arrest disordery person sunday night al MY si1tst'
and Eleveuthave. set upon and badly beaten oy
gang Of ruiians, VINO took his prisoner from MN.
ThaIn,s IIaIrgau Of No. 7s5 Eoventh-aVc., Was ar
rested hatess aud with torn clothes, ana recognized US
nne OF Lie gang.
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good colored man once sad In class
meeting: Brrlren. when was boy took hatcher
Us straight Dig aud solid. didn't touch that tree
but when found one leaning Little ald hollow INSIDE
fbri-au. ne don't touch dem dats straight and true
Inn i.uI DAT lean a it,le and are hollow inside
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LEWIS r. MONROE.

BosToS. July lA-Lewis T.. Monroe dean
OF ths school OF Ora-orv OF the Boston University died
az Dublin X. H. to-day, after short illness. be Was
about nirv wears DID, ana va. one the best known
teachers OF elocuu0n Iu the state.
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EARLY EXAM.-Y istOr: And what did
~ kohath-rs aAd g0ImotheTs DO for yOu u Lit
nc One hilie, fork aaa 'pOon w-lPuneh.
a friend, writing from San Leandro, Cal,
80 .Ho lOAONiue; cute ntte fiyc-yeai-Od, whose
sfN " ~, C"Iuceted Ngth the FFesDy tefan Church.
go go mtuna, was ClrisJa JcW Z" &" Yes dear"
rii.u ,ne HOthei We'll ihaps strange now isn't 10
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FArprANE,, SCALES.

The following transition OF a letter when
fine ,i-sr. Farb uks have received frOm Russia Is Of
interest to all American manufacturers:
GRAND ALs.IAS il. y. co.. NICOLA LINE
81 PETERSBURG. :
DIRECTORS IFFIgE, Nay 3. lS-g.)
Messrs FAIRBANKS g CO.. beg o. inform Fou mar our
line rs suufef " many taThalAs Scales, OF winch some
me rV since 1851 ans tine rest SINCE l~oZ IN constant
re MANY of them are exposed O. the open ar the whole year
T,Irt Houf ANY prUttc AGAINST rue bad weather All
these scr- without exception. have gwen entire salsIac-
I Oa.uol o. tAe station masters SUI
r.tr n accuracy. arhod of weighing heavy loaos
snI .U.uy tTlJttL., all cae Of her srus oI es
Having TWENTY-FIVE wears experience WIN me FrD1ih-
gJv recommend them especially practically adapted TO
arO4d
t-lgucdl loiNi'i li,'. %
Norr-The NIcoiaI line Is the Oldest ih Russia and
was fuit Jy the Emperor Nicolas 49, grand mlitary
5 between Moscow and st. Petersburg. II is upwards
a. four hundred mites long
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SUMMER LEISURE.
MONDAY AT COMFY ISLAND.
NOT MORE THAN TEN THOUSAND PERSONS AT Al
TUE BEACHES.

NOT MORE THAN TEN THOUSAND PERSONS AT ALL
TUE BEACHES.
Yesterday was no exception to the usual
Mondays At the seaside. II dun. There we're not
more than 10000 persons the Island The Manhat-
ian Railroad carried more than the others, having
about 5000 The boats running 70 the iron pier took
about 1000 visitors for a cool sail, and TO cool. com
Portable resort These about all the guests that
were In the neighborhOOd OF Cables the West
Brighton Hotel The weather a great deal more IA
VoraDle now than week ago. and larger crowds are
looked for by the hoteLzeepers.
The racing at the Brighton Beach Fair Grounds was
attended by meagre crowd, most or whom gathered
around the pools telescope has been m united 40 the
brighton Beach Bathing Pavilion, and Is the
chtrgc Co look tlrOugl II at the The bahers az
thls place were not numerous notwithstanding the
warm weather. there being about 1000 in all. Two
new cars have been added 10 tn" rolling stock OF the
Marine Railway The four now in use between the
Manhattan Beach anu rigbtnn Hotels were made es-
pacdv for this road the others merely ears OF
q. Manhattan Beacl Railroad repaired There were
l'4IO men aud 80 women who bathed az the Manhat-
tan Bathing PiyilOn YESTERDAY. James Gordon Ben
nett Leonard r. Jerome, and Captain Candy are al the
iiOtei lyhlOn Among the registered guests are:
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TEMs FROM THE SUMMER RESORTS.

A new hotel, practically fre-proof. has
been opened at Cape May under the old name OF Con-
gre.s Hall I'll but OF brick, has two wings ana pre-
seuts TO the seaside front Of 500 fee II mas 'Vo roou'
80, accommodate 600 people and the porch promenade
a. tbousaud feet in length. rhe site Is nearly hun
red feet nearer the beach than that Of the Old one OF the
sams name new street nas oeon cut through at the
rear and part OF the ground will be sold for cottage
lola Mammoth hotels and small statesmen are Obliged
TO pay licences at Cape May Two notes pay @-oo
ooh an. nar. $50 two pay $780, four $50, nye $50,
b barber-shops pay So cigar stores $40. omnibuses
s,o over stand, So news stands %, lee cream places
slo p.anue stands %, pedlars $40 n they nave one
rs aud SO n tney nave tsO hsnka - AMI slOi even
St hacks a. ordinary hrst-cass stores e4V mafDio
ysTds 50 aud DatA-hOuses - cents Thus az omnibus
ms a. high dry goods store, ana peahns staLa
Rf a. mIlen while NAL dealer, nnding EVERYBODY
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bon diminished slightly. .-..s ID.
Slightly warmer and FAR weather may oc IA-'SN'0'-N
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Frank Hud chips in :
MIDNIGHT FElTHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
$1,000 IN. liz nns- u hlars.

Synopsis for me past "a hours
WASHINGTON. July 10, a. m.-Ihe bar0m-
eter has risen throughout The Guf and South Auanu'
States. the Lake RECON and the Northwest ana is
highest on Cape Haueras. The pressure has fallen
slightly In New-Engaud aud on the California coast
Fa,erv winds partly cloudy weather and local rams
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For The Lower Lake region. Middle States and New
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
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OBITUIRE.
MR. ROBERT N. CHAPMAN.

BmDEFoRD, Me-, July 14.-R. II. Chapman,
iour years old or the BddetorG Savings
Bank committed suicide tins morning 20 the BIddeord
House by shooting TIE aci was committed in bt o.
temporary insanity. Tie affairs OF the bank are con-
s.dcgad t0 be ali rIght.
Nj. Is. NJ. Chapman was native Of Boston,
brother of the late Mayor Chapman, Of that city, and
graduate of Harvard. some years ago Ar. Chapman
was associated with 1Ir. Philip Batje now OF Middle
bury. WI in the practice OF Law ia Cleveland ONO.
n was a gentleman OF highly cultivated unnd Of elc-
CANT Manners of tue Literary taste and OF very high
personal character. lie possessed very sensitive Or
ganizauou and p very nervous tewuGTlmoui Many Of
has early trends his ola home I'D ONO, whore he
81. we'll ana IavUraDy known, VIII regret 10 lear II
EIs melancholy acatA. Mr. Chapman l4s been resi-
dent u. 8.adcluru Cor many yeuIs He made friends
there 4ad las been member of tue state senate or
Maine an Was = successful banker.
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6perial Notices.

Posi- osacr Iorsgn uhis Tor ne week a. ing
ftVAN July 10 1872 wul close az taS ounce ~
~ NV AZ fy.8O D. M. Europe, ~ stesmsliO WON
in- VA Oueenstovu WEDN Esd Az Al lZt'u ~ NJ tVr
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enre Tor france specially addressed ad at 10y
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Britain and me tOnueht Jus %
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Iv mi Che.trr wa QuseustOan (cOerespondhos ~. ~ ~
and France mds ne specially addr-sseil on "a
af 80 m. Germany, sSc - ~ 80, Rtt.fn
,nfa1 ana Bremen correspondents tp HItN bi'n
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san Fis"0-'0' -N"@ Taos l. JAMES Postnasier
Post Oaace. New-York. July IL 1879
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Morse on Banks and Banking By JOAN s Morse T. sYQ
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NIRRIEN.

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T-naud ~tumm Fir.t secretary Di The German fin9a.
81 ar Pc. -rsbuIg 10 Pauline daughter VI LOUIS WI
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HOTEL BRIGHTON.

Frederirs Potter n y Mis-. r Hood Philadelphia
Mrs d. Hayward, q. y Mrs Packer and daughter.
j. =. Martin. d.. s. y. brooklyn
&. II. RJcd y. y. Miss ltlChie WetmOre. Brook
&. ST. Bouci Ter. wife and
daughter. y. Y J. :. Anderson, Long Branch.
VIM Dowu, y. y. tlr. and Mrs =. -tern1urger
captain ttlIy, an gland W. A. Halues, vito and
J.. r. Jerome dau-hicr.
j. y. heuue,L J. H. Brown, Texas.
J. ". hty rs, ohio. r. Miller. wife sister.
J. +. Buuri hialalphia. O.. H. Augustine and wife,
Miss B. uoOI, PhLaielp la. 70. Louis.
MANHATTAN BEACH HOTEL.
Professor =. l. Pdtfen, Chi. W. NclammOn, Cincinnati.
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Sixty-FOur Years In service.
fC1,inapo TrIbnne


A recommendation has reached military
headquarters urging the admission TO the Ma
tionai Soldiers Home OF Private George
Phi8ter, Of Company T, Sixth United States
Infantry. From the report of Lieut.. F.. H.
Day, Of that company, it appears that this
man has a wonderful record as common
soldier. When sixteen years of age, that - to
say, in 1885, be enlisted In the French army,
serving eighteen years. He was on the field
Of Waterloo soon after the battle ceased He
afterwards served In Algiers under Gen.
Beurmand, and later in Spain under the
Due De Berfi Having ernigrated TO this
country, o. the breaking out Of the re-
bellion he enlisted III the twenty fifth New
York Infantry, and served with that regiment
for two years, through the Peninsula cam
paign, and was wounded at the battle Of
Gaines Mill. When his regiment was mus
tered cut Of service he re-enlisted In the Sew
enteenth n Y Infantry, and was wounded
a second time at the battle Of Bentonvile. He
enlisted again In 1867 in the FortySecOnd
It. S. Infantry, and was transferred to his
present company ii 1869, since which time his
service has been continuous. During the night
Of June 3d. 1879, he fell from the steps 81 the
company barracks, fracturing his collar bone
and rendering himself unfit for duty. He is
now eighty years oil and Gen. Sheridan unites
with the subordinate officers in recommending
his admission to the Soldiers Home. Certain
" he Is man with record, and a living
"Reminiscences Of the days Of Napoleon and the
empire. .mu5-am
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The Unfriendly Relations Exist
ing Between England
and Russia.
The Two Powers Quarrel Over The
Turco-Russia AN Frontier in
Asia English Politics
lsmbetta to Visit
England.
RUSSIA.

LONDON, Aug. IA dispatch from Vienna
to the Doilg TelegSsph says the Russian and
English commissioners have seriously differed
relative to the dsiimitation Of the Russo
Turkish frontier in Asia. each disputing the
accuracy OF the others map. Lord Dufferin,
ths British ambassador at st. Petersburg, has
suspended for the moment the negotiations
which we're proceeding at st. Petersburg on
this subject.
Berlin dispatch tGathe Dtsly Nesss says
Some persons put the number OF cruisers, for
the construction Of which in America) Rus
sia Is negotiating, as high as twenty-five but
five or less seems the more probable number
The .IGadarGs Berlin correspondent re-
ports that the statistics of the crops in BUS
sia show that the Yield Of wheat in 1879. as
compared with 1875 is the same. The yield
OF rye and oats is larger, and that OF barley
and potatoes smaller.
The .St0pdgrd announces, seTniOffieiaJjy
that England is the only power which has not
been invited to send officers to witness the
great Russian military rGanpuvres, eemmenc-
ing Monday, tueIty-fifth instant.
ODESSA, Aug. judgments Of the naii-
taTy tribunals, in the case of Nihifists whose
trials terminated on the seventeenth Instant,
have been published. Five faen were sen
fenced to be hanged and one woman to exile
in Siberia, and twenty-five other prisoners to
ten years penal seTvitade.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, Aup. 21-The health Of Sir Row
land Hill, ex- Secretary to the General Post
office and originator OF the plan for the uni
form penny postage system, has been falling
for some months. Last night his condition
became critical, and he now lies at the point
Of death. Sir Rowland is la his eighty-ffth
year.
The Liberal party is very active. Mr.. Glad
stone and Sir Charles Dixie last night adj
dressed large meetings at Chester and Chelsea
respectively.
The steamer Junna has arrived at Ply
mouth, having on board Lieut.. Carey, VINO
was with the Prince Imperial when the latter
was killed. Lieut.. Carey, IN an Interview
has stated that he was not ON duty at the
time Of the Princes death, but merely accom-
panied the latter for his own information.
A correspondent Of the Times writes that
John Baldwin BricKstone, the famous come
dian and dramatic author, for many years
lessee and manager Of the Haymarket The
atre, suffered q second paralytfc stroke q few
days ago, and Is now probably on his death
bed. and that he is In destitute circumstances.
The rains in England continue, and q re-
newal Of the overflow Of the rivers is re-
ported this morning from sornersetshire,
Derbyshire, Warviekshire, Leieestershire
and Staffordshtre.
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BOB INGERsOLL's WAR.
The President Refuses Pardon and Inger-
soil Denounees Him and His Party.

NEW YORK, Aug. 17.-Col. Bob Ingersoll
has proclaimed var against President Hayes
and the Republican party. The cause Of this
trouble Is that Mr.. Hayes refused to grant a
pardon to D. VI. Bennett, convicted some time
since for sending questionable matter through
yesterday: 'tln regard to Benefits case |
have made a personal appeal to the President
to give Bennett a pardon for the simple reason
that he Is undergoing o sentence which even
his prosecutors have admitted TO be unjust.
presented petitions TO the President signed
Dy over twenty thousand people Of all ereeds,
asking for his release, and when left the
President almost said that q pardon should
be granted, as In the case Of Haywood I then
found that others had drawn UP petition
against the release OF Bennett. The ear Of
Mrs. Hayes had been secured In favor Of the
church party. The result ls as you find it
no pardon.
What do you propose doing, Colonel? was
the inquiry. Il am member Of the National
Literal League OF which Gen. ElIzur Wright
ago at the Astor House, and after discussing
this matter, we decided that we should throw
our political favor ia the scales against those
vino seemed to use their utmost power in
prosecuting us to the bitter end. We raised
5000 on the spot to engage the largest hall
in Cincinnati, where We propose TO hold our
annual convention, and this will be one month
earle. than usual We wish to stir up a feel
ing throughout Ohio and the election shall
not be given over to Sherman or Foster, but
Ewing. My influence ia Ohio is we'll known,
and outside Of the League Is backed by large
numbers from other States. The Liberal
League is composed Of social clubs In every
city, and In country places, and at the present
time there are close upon 100 regular organi-
cations, which embrace the small cities and
towns. Others are being rapidly formed in
the West, and the League Is doing excellent
work"
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-22
that the traffic through the canal has been

that the traffic through the canal has been
stopped.
The .9tandords Paris dispatch says it is rec
ported that NJ Gambetta will visit England
during the recess Of the Assembly, and will
be- the guest Of Sir Charles Dixie.
II The Grand Hotel was sold to-5ay for
The Iniom and Cfoihzatto7g deny that De
ghambord Intends going to England or
Switzerland.
Joseph Octave Delpierre, Belgian historian
anu antiquarian and writer o. rnaeeTonie lit
srature Is dead, aged seventy six years. He
was formerly Ia the diplomatic service OF
Belgium.
ATHENS, Aug. N--A royal decree has BEEN
issued calling out 5000 men Of the seeynd
class territorial army, and the King has post
poned his Intended tour
BERLIN, 4 ug. 21,-The nomination of Herr
Won fonksnbeck, late president Of the Reicfi~
stag as life member OF the Upper prussian
ghaf0Der, vas the unanimous recommends
ton OF the municipality Of Berlin
CoEgrAHTfHopE, Aug. 21-The Porte has
made o claim for the restitution Of several
localities which 1t maintains were ceded to
servja through error.
The traffic OF the sa3ez canal, which vas In
terrupted yesterday by the grounding OF q,
8teanneY, Is resumed.
In Wales thousands OF acres OF crops are
still submerged and hundreds OF cattle and
sheep have beea drowned.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. I-The London CORE
spondent of the Coa1rieY saws: The last tefe-
graphic communication from the steamer
araday, engaged In laying the new French
cable, was received heYs on the fourteenth Of
heavy weather, and it fs presumed that the
caGie had TO be cat to ease the ship. It is-
hoped, however, shat the end Was btlOyed, fn
winch case 1t can easily be recovered.