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NEESB0T AND BooE-CoLLECroR.
JOHN KINGS REsPoSsE To AN OFFER or ASSIST
ANCE.

JOHN KINGS RESPONSE To AN oFFER or ASSIST
ANCE.
To me Edttor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Referring to your editorial on the 81 in
regard 10 John King Or. Hinton. of your city, see
ing the account of the gif copied from Our paper
Of june g. wrote. asking il the history OF John was
truth or fiction, and in answering We said that
while King mad q very large casual acquaintance,
his friends were comparatively few, a no did not
cultivate them until taey had to some extent forced
themselves on him. but TO them be was most
pleasing convprsationalist. entertaining instruct
i've aud versatile that in finance his aim for years
bad been To accumulate enough to give him i'll
come Of a dollar per day; that his earnings
amounted to about dollar per day, ont of which
amount he saved 80 cents toward the amount
necessary 20 attain his object.
The Doctor replied, saying If The Con mercial
would start a ST Inscription to aid King his efforts
70 draw on hn for %25. The letter being submitted
To Nlr. Halstead ne said, See Mr. King, and what
ever bis desire u the matter is, We viii do.' King
answered: While cannot but be pleased and
gSf.plslcd al the interest the Doctor, stranger
la. taken IN me. tel HIM / still have my usual
health and strength, and Whlie II lasts cannot ac-
cent financial and from anyone but tel HIM we
have q noble charity here for caring Tor homeless
and rri-udlcss chIldreI called the ChlldTens Home
and u hr will donate hat amount % 10 he Will do
more good than that amount 20 me- Inc Doctor
repIipd veil pleased with rhe spirit exhibited by
Mr. King, rnrlDsng shat amount ID be donated IN
the name IT John King. 80, cripple that he l., two
of our public institutions have el the effects OF his
sterling worth. Respectfully, " ". L. CHAMBERS.
CigciHHGH, July u, 1879.
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rBY TELEGRAPH To THE rRBUSE.I

MAND.
rBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE.I
WASHINGTON, July s.-'Ihe season for the dis
tribution of campaign literature has opened brisk
and early. The Republican Congressional Com
mittee has established Jsef in rented house, CEN
trally located. and is amply provided with docu-
ments. consisting mainly Of the speeches made dur
ing the last four months by Republicans IN Con-
gress Orders for them are being filed as far and
as rapidly a. the limited means at the dis
posal OF the committee viii permit. The dOcu-
ment most in demand is the speech of Senator
Coukling, two editions of which have already been
exhausted.
The annual howl about Assessments upon office
holders has already been raised by the Democrats,
and as usual IL without foundation The commit.
tee has one agent at work soliciting subscriptions
from ofce-holders, politicians and outside Repub-
Leans. all or any NJ whom are nc liberty to sub
-cr bee or decline as they NAV see Mt.
The Democratic CONGRESSIONAL Committee has
establ isued itself in committee room IN the Capt.
tol IL viii doubtless be able ID utilize the services
nj crnuioye, OF the two houses, and thus save the
,xpeuse of clerks as well as rent The efforts OF
both committee are chiefly directed toward Maine
and Ohio at present.
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LAMAR WORRIED ABOUT TEE EXODUS.

Senator Lamar lett Washing t0n several days
p. ore the end 81 the session % Il eH-Ige lhehts
ian dltS or $50 weeks he C1y's rather gloomy 3t-
couuI of LABOR troubles u VI -s-sip tr I'uhd ne
Lreter degrec than lie bad believed EVcl nose upon
His own % fOuc. OF IT, nj. nuJGh the leiJ l"us
between employer aud employee 90 tus case have been
pvrar, oullIY good H. says al Surts Ut Wild stories Oh
tam cT.Ic4ce among tue odcks ae man one oein- "
tsa Government ls 10 furnish them trans uorsuOu 10
Kansas, % land Uf mix ana honey. lie reports tnal re-
Gently white passed through Els srcb'a carry InS
rad flag. and spreading he report that on certain
date Train would .d~s over lLc IoiH 20 CARY vi
or.d people RAMS Hundreds Or negroes c'..ttt,-
-. H. road and ar Waiting Tor llr free Train, which,
,f alr-. w d Do come a- tIp whole affair was crlti
I0.x. Ia prtIu-s 10 Sdns d., h'' Over ol az
.r1s.fa Nv tar GJyrTLErE a.d Iree farms
i kansas. 1Jf chat guUI number Who Ao Nl- come
I4r, aII ti-u,I the rosy pictures oil KANSAS Aie.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.
wAsHHGToS, Tuesday, ia

WASHINGTON, tuesday, July y, 1919
SECRETARY sherman viii leaye Washington next Mon
d,v for Maine, where he intends 10 deliver several
precnes including al Portland on ne I'D inst lie
NV also before his return 5cuth"aTd, Aauiess tAc
Bo.ton Board OF Trade.
the President signed the commissions OF the members
of the Missssipp River Commission to-day Of John A
Hunter 10 be ChefJustce OF tie supreme Court OF
ii,"h ,,d az Thomas J. Norris OF Maryla and, 10 be
nsd states District Judge Of the District Of Mary
land
Postmaster-General Key accompanied Dy Ms WIG
.ndtvyo danpbters. viii leave Washington Tomorrow
For NewYork civ where they viii remain few days.
and thencs proceed u various points ia New-Lngand
on a tour Of pleasure. They Intend 10 maAe ShVI'
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,o-v Two officers and several sailors claspeo fraio
- irving out Captain, we are iost!" We Snai'
-,,3sr'' cried Prato, and gave orders accor'inN,
~. MA a second council Of war. and NJ us coSo az
-,.hal IN deck pelmell crying " Haul down zoe na-
,eari down at oucr." Bur IT was 20" i''c' M
te9h ~ .,,.I.. n,body knew What ne was about;
~ - ,,ve orders and all rushed about lLe ItCsA
sycFN % cen Prato jumped mechanically on tne urve
- the Huascar. where ne shipped ~ ,rrt ana cried
dia1t. a." .nrrcndered~ Tae few mn Whe na p lOE
,eA MN brgged for mercy ana gtvS t ne hoaI,'Ius
Two or thrrc 81 me peoC1e OF me hutsfa5 d s
paIn. 5,u.ss sailed forth and killed the II -
were "a ,s ont IN a m inner that was perfectly VII
Irlfn
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THE POSTAGE ON DOCUMENTS.
TIE FOG ABOUT THE RATE TO BE PAID on CIR
TAIN PAPERS DlsPELLED BY THE DEPAkIMLNI'
,-r,srB Al pRE-S DI-PArCH.l

TAIN PAPERS DIsPELLED BY THE DEPARTMENT.
GENERAL PRESS DI-PArcHI
WASHINGTON, July S.-Ihe Post Office De-
,.rrment Indicates tAe following as among the docu-
n.pf. Of insurance companies which, wnen partly
- "a, ,,artly written are admissible 10 tbs mails
- rbtrd-cl,ss matter policy unsigned, or which,
,1cd by a local agent, Is trans itted by him TO
f, home office Tor additional sgnatures special sur
yeys, when unaccompanled py Wilton lh'horanaA "a
mo nature ~ personal correspondence cancelled poll
AZ when uuacc lmp4nIed by receipts renewal policies
whom uuaccompauled by notes The following are
r.,,rded however as IL the nature OF personal cor
.nopdeuce and subject u hscl"'s rates or
1sf.re: A policy -igueG aud dug executed; daily re-
-, ,,,,,ce Of premium due; assignment promIs-
v note. attached policies OF unattached; apptca-
lions receipts or other kindred matter The same rule
VIII ,ppy 10 other printed commercial papers, sucl as
d,,,tI checks etc. and 10 deeds, DOnd- etc. NLclhei
J,@vn by pubhc fInctiOnaries ar pr!VALe parties
n,rtIy printed D dled Out In writing Inay De sent a.
fbircas- matter but Wheh fcceiP'e' Jan oiiy "o au
nitted TO the mails ~ letter postage
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
DEPARTMENTAL GOSSIP.

THE MEANING OF THE JUDICIAL BILL ~
DOCBr-DEMOCRATIC ECoSoNY-PosTAL MAI
TERS.
General Davens, Mr.. Raum and Controller
Porter met yesterday to discuss the meaning
OF the Judicial bill with reference to the
transportation of prisoners. The efficiency OF
the Revenue Service depends on the decision
which il reached. The Congressional campaign
committees now busily at work. The Of
hcers and men of the Army are no longer TO
DE allowed to buy eOmmissary stores at cost,
bat are TO be charged 10 per cent advance.
The appropriation for gas for the Post Office
Department has run so low that clerks have
had to supply their own lamps for night work.
A division of the letter-carriers into grades is
about to be made.
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A CONFERENCE OF HIGH OFFICIALS.

A CONFERENCE OF HIGH OFFICIALS.
A VAGUE But IMPORTANT SENTENCE IN THE JU-
DIcIAL BILL IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DSv-
Ems, Mr.. RAUM AND JUDGE PORTER CONSULT
ABOUT IT.
tBr TELEGRAPH To THE TRTBUNEI
WASHINGTON, July S-A difference OF opinion,
the outcome ofwhIch is likely to have an impor-
tant bearing upon the work of collecting the in
ternal revenue, has developed itself between Com
missioner Raum and First-COntroller Porter. with
regard to tine Interpretation of sentence con-
tanned in the Judicial Appropriation bill. The mat
ter formed the subject of an extended conference
between the two officials and the Attorney
this afternoon.
Former bills making appropriations for the De-
partment OF Justice have contained a provision
apDroprating a specified sum for the transportation
of prisoners TO their place Of confinement; but III
the bill now undergoing Interpretation the latter
part Of this sentence is omitted. The appropriation
Is made simply, For the transportation of prison.
ers.' General Raum holds that this should be con-
strued as to cover all the expenses OF the
transportation and care of prisoners from the time
OF their arrest, during trial, aud when they are
finally disposed of by the marshals and should his
opinion prevail the most important and expensive
portion Of the work of the United States marshals
for the Internal Revenue Bureau would be provided
for as tar she appropriation could be made to 90.
For the balance a deficiency would be created, TOR
which the Department # Justice could with IN
questioned propriety ask Congress TO provide next
TaT.
Judge Porter on the other hand, is inclined 10
the opinion that Congress merely intended to ma Ike
the usual specific provision for the transportation
of condemned prisoners from the place OF their trial
To their place Of confinement. The amount appro-
priated Is not in excess of that usually named for
the purpose and l. entirely inadequate for the more
extended service which 10 Commissioner seeks To
secure.
COMMISSIONS Raum is somewhat appreheusiye
of serious trouble IL the OPINION OF judge Porter Is
adhered 10. In case of extended operations IN
Illicit disabling such have occurred every season
for Il nuln1er Of years. the marsh1is would require
sums much larger tnIn most Of hem could borroW
upon their individual reSpOu7b1.Ir y, especially
when the chances OF paymeH depend % - great an
extent upon the whms IF Democratic Congress,
the most influential portion Of which IS IN sympathy
with the class against whom the marshals are ex-
pected to operate All sides Of the question were
cauvassed ~ the Attorney -Iieneral, Judge Porter
and Commissioner Rsum to-day, but no definite
conclusion was reached.
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SFIFT'S COMET.
AvorHER CALCULATION or Irs ORBIT.

ANOTHER CALCULATION or rs ORBIT.
To the EdftOF Of The Tribune
SIR: Professor T. II. Stafford, of " liams College
Mass during brief visit to the Dudley Obserya-
tory in tins city, has computed the orbit OF the
comet lately discovered by Mr. Swift, of Rochester
The computation was based on observations made
az the Dudley Observatory, June p, 26 and 30.
The elements are:
Time Of per1 prl -692 Der ~
Psrii,Slton Cistspce -............ .-566l
PrfiLci0u from nOCe..-.---..-- " i i
Long Juae Of node. ..---.----- -------- a. 4o.J
Inc .iUatiou ............... 1865 81 .
Thus, il will be seen that on April p, when the
comet was nearest the SUBJ its distance was about
$1,000 900 miles, and less than half million miles
from the plauo~6f the earth's orbit; 30 that It
was about I3,OO0OO0 miles from the place which
the earth viii occupy on the 9TH day Of November
next.
The comet is now in Cepheus and on July 10 at
midnight, will be IN night ascension hours 81 min
ules and deciiuatOn s. degrees minutes north,
moving nearly north at the rate of 90 minutes
daily. b. a remarkable coincidence the comet viii
pass almost exactly over the celestial pole the
l5tA OF the present month.
The comet was nearest the earth on July 2 and
is now l6J,O0O,OOO miles from the earth, and
rapidly recediHg. The comet can probably be seen
at present In four-iuch telescope but during the
hrst week in August 1t will be twice AZ faint as
now, when 1t Will require a large telescope for
CeSslui observation. s.Bw.
AitaHy y. T., July <. 1879.
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A BREACH OF PROMISE SUIT.
A son or SENATOR MORGAN TO BE PROSECUTED
rnp Twenty runrsANp DOLLARS.

A or SENATOR MOhHAN " DE f0O'HI Z lHD
FOR TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCHl
WASHINGTON, July S.-Colonel William 4. Cook
and Nes,rs. Shellabarger and Wilson, as counsel
for Miss Lucy Walton Rhett Horton, entered suit
Yesterday against John H. Morgan, son Of Senator
Morgan. of Alabama, for breach of promise OF mar
rage and 500 900 damages. 1t is alleged that young
MORGAN in 1877. under promise Of marriage, be-
traved Miss Horton, and refused to keep his en-
Darrmeut. n is now IN this city, and Miss Horton
has come here to see II something cahhoJ De uohe
ia her behalf
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The close of tl, extra session or congress
alk- 3D. vs. ezra Go history Of tle -uorftu" party
IHg Importance the relevancy. and the benefits 20 tn-
country gt large, n this session, Cannot Dt over -
tfmItt n JAS once more bcOu-nt into strong reAei
rla flnuIWcutf Lrrr-, 90 the two parties who con-
Test tine admin ,'rtl0u of Government IN his vast
Republic % 80 coo 900 OF people lnc nuvarks or
ire Constitution rad 3seu broken down during twenty
wears of ,v war and of peace basel JOu the usurpa-
4 8us an prtecps oI war The people Lad hccune at-
laeIv pusrlacaufuis upon the rIEI-- OF the states
and abrozatI0nS Il umr-luuOrea privileges and usGr>
az focal .e.f-.oyrrumrut. These eucIOaehments hat
ispn ma To- 20 te MONT the uayOneJ and un9er the
cru,us mandate o. party accidentally III control OF tie
1 Cove f..-uf
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Nnrnr allnu piarrhnl. Dy.ent.rv or any

=
Bowel Affection O. have Us own way. or ,epus con,r
aurucrS may result. By uCcctng -uch com pllls nc
system is often rapidly reduced % CONDITION beyond
the nep OF medicines, before Tie patent cih t'1t tLe
NECESSITY of Looking about ann ior remedy. ~ thls
season II tue year especially everybody shoud De pro-
ypd with that certain and sle curayc for all stomach
and Bowel Comuaiurs. DR. JIynes Carmiuatiyc % stn
Tor Ufa II al -urA ~ c,iOns may be promptly ana si
cacigusly treated. 49,
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Post Once ,cefa MUS TOR tae week ~ nag
sATtIRDAY Tuly II. 1873 vii close ~ THIS ONCE "a
Ti-F-.. .. A Europe Jy stc1n-IlO Montana
,J. ..t,.4.. N WEDN ~ DAY Al o:3oa NJ TOR hd-
..stu. Algeria laecI>s "a cJftepi hd 'nco
Tor france must specially aarc.-eili AZ AZ 81 A. us
TORI drsrI steamship fericrc, VIA hJNtri 'h
TfiU R-DA i-aFoqc Oy stcS AstS 10 Reolo,
tcurrespOnfouce TOR o. rhAIf ahu ffat'
mast De adressstl and az J a hl io Europe
Pis mouth, therOOufS aDa nan
6,rg IN SATURDAY. 80 To-, Tor Europe, Oy st'tn-
s,t fv 81 Hchmond Queenstown tcOrfosiondence Dr
ngnv ant scotland be specially aidressed and AZ
Az a. Zoe scotland direct, BY steamship CiIc4ssiA va
,,a.rpw. aad III 80 ioT Eurue, ~ seAnshP "S1
crsI Werlrr VIA SoutAaaDtO ana blcmel rae nan, i
DenuiarE sssaeB, NO dispatched OY tAaDuts
mi nrrmen steamers only. The mails tOg ~ DOHlhsO
turks Is aud &c. viii leave YORK aY > rae NAILS
Tor mo W udW Islands will cave New YORK July Inc
mails IIay Jamaica and NAfacaioo eaNe Ne"l OiN yuy
~ Ie tnais for AsDnWa AMI south Pachc Ports eayo
Wv. Voss INV 10 The for Havana leave New YORK
INV no and IA phs mails Mexico leave Newly ny
Uals Indies and Porto Rico ieaVe view
vork July Tne tOr CANA aud Japan cave asn
CISCO Jay IS The malls tOs Aa'tEAaA &c. '0~'" SsA
eiseo Ausu rHos I. JAMES, Postnisser
rost oaos. New-Yerx. JAY J, ls7s
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4 TAX on THE ARMY.
my TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrPryE.r

TIE coyFgpERATE BRrGADIERs IN CONGRESS IN
,-rvr An INGENIOUS PLAN FOR SAVING
100000
rBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE rRTBCSE.T
WAsHINGroy, July S.-A good Illustration Of the
STYLE of economy devised swell the apparent saw
fDrs bv the Democra lie Appropriations Committee,
was the plan Of reducing the sum for commissary
stores 500, OOO THIS saving was effected by i'm
ppsing a tax Of 10 per cent upon the officers and
soldiers of the Army by providing Instead of al
lowing Them as heretofore 10 purchase supplies of
tbe couuissary cost, that they shall be charged
an advance OF 10 per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-09

"Havp YOU any objects OF interest IN the
viriuify - fne tourist asked the Burlington man.
nave nave" eagerly re- lled tae other. bat cans
crt a. ttOsuow u 70 Won Itsa ninety days note ana
~. dawn tu the bank now, drawing ilteTest ike a
horse-race or mustard p.aster'-. Burlington HAWK
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TT.HOP HAVEN on THE FUTURE OF THE NEGRO
Prom c1 Tsfsr-is.r 10 IN DO 04 4TaVe.teL
I think the farms and plantations VIII SIiu-
on ~ tine -,lorrd men uu Ter the necessities OF ne
b9uK.uptcy ana poverty or taelr present to'ueIS /
l,oU Of tour colarai men, one IA SCUM OtEoLl one H
TEXAS one I'D North Carofli, Obv IN Georgia iIal no"
oyvn farms or from 400 900 acres n extent ibest
aTs examples OF cases which 0WuT more req elt'
wear br vear think the Is EuI- 20 sttJie Jhefs
finally I. L. % De remembered that me poor co9ito
i.,.. Among The WINES the Sd mt custom rules mat
rIr before fne war The hiE.er class are educated,
I1f moi the r- srs NJ the white Uopu alton. Among tAc
caar ma-s-s large uroPorrcn o. them arr Ootalu z
ar .Fras,ag o. Che r.-lrE generation, Jh.re are Dut
fgs b,g- nd gis at cannot read and write. On the
suppose TINS Is not 50 much So but 10 Is a
GOOD deal more so tLaI goa would mink.
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PCBLIC OPINION.

Glover Is the Crushed Tagedan OF the
Democratic partY.--LBosta N Traveller ,is1fJ
7 - St,ta outsi3e Of the Solid South,
- -, D., yl.l-lr III bears sway rle Republicans
~ Ievr .u better shape nor mole certain 10 pltss
unusually hard upon TIE eAeMy.--A-D+AJ L'0N'i-
journal lEgpJ
If Governor Hendricks is really the heTy
unnamed warrior rge sbals.Is woula picture Elh, nov
yr,uI. ID Ia for hun give Henry NiJttFsUn h'Loa 10
Cu.t indianapolis journal tGp.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-09

IHE NEB-1ORK TRIBUNE publishes list
OF Tie largo failures the nrst six n0ntLs of 1873 bat
", az " -4u any mention Of a Democratic Congress-
ana yet IL has made the biggest failure of the season
~sBinghaLntOA Republican.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-09

No lady caceiu healt viii any sowing nacAi7s
,vsn te New Automatic Tension machine Ot tie !" IL
cox L GIBBS Company
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Hnrk .hark. %, -ossdeal cry.

AugeIJ,- Baih3 Turkish Electric and Bpmln-lav aud
uiyfT. .f.- CAV and evening. Also sln baih- flt-
r00ns excellent tables. 81 LeylgfJnaFc1 corner l)hst
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III I-tr rOuiu~ LAu Mdiirl.' tthit anu DAJ'
Come. and q secret I'll ullp a.
AtsmaN expense 20 young ana Old.
A charm thtt VIII o. D1fn I'siSW
i EuBy In. and tee Ike snow.
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stay in Rhode Islnpd and will probably spend week in
the White Mountains
SUMNER LEISURE.
ISLAND FRIGHTENING.

COMFY ISLAND FRIGHTENING.
Although the weather was more pleasant
the number Of visitors CoBey Island was not greater
yesterday than on Monday. The beach and SURF were
more literally patronzed, and the same can be sid ior
tho side shows new pier being built in front OF
Dinan's and the Plymouth Rock Is expected 10 lana
her passengers there II will only be 500 feet long, but
the the end low tide Is twenty-five feet deep
The best thing that has happened at Coney Island ths
week is the termination Of the walking match &C Fe-
mans Pavilion and IL Is hoped that no more such as
graceful affairs viii be allowed by the proper author-
ties The Sea Beach Railroad from Bay Ridge 10 'he
West Brighton Hotel almost finished, bat II IS not
known when travel viii begin It, There were several
hundred blthers yesterday the Brighton and Manha-
tan payions who seemed to enjoy themselves greatly
dinner was given BY Austin COrbiD to the Game
C.uB' yesterday afternoon the Manhattan Beach
Hotel Among his guests
David ~ Stone. Of The Tour. Nr Cuthbert.
cha has as alS of The fore,, r i fdSSssnS
Gilman frs 3g : Mention. NJ NJ WTfeheid
Dis.-Aty. Benz min ?. Phelps 8. y. Tappan,
Con gresham John II. stasln Mr.. CO5arl.
Senator WasstaG AMI brother. ,ir Lgddins'on'
Green
Among the recent arrivals are;
At HOTEL BRIGHTON.
e. Plum, r. and wife. n. Y. F. Riggs Pans,
J. Field Beers, NewYefs, G. II. Freeman WIG anu
i e Simpson, n Ms H. D. Freeman Albany
-. Potter daughters, Major \. r. Larned. Wasnn
W Marion wife. y. Y THO Scumdt,
W l.. French wife. S. Y. :. T.. sargent
J. Mareau wife Brook VIM Hurburt and dtughteIs
Wn, !. ". Boyle
Chas Layton wife. b. .. Carpenter New-York,
ID. r. C0nkln and we.
A.. w. Kellogg and wife and ". Bailey.
daughters. Chicago, j.. D. Fuller, Norwlch
ID. G. Laaais Philadelphia Henry Norton, SOi Nlchi
j. Gait smith, Belfast, Ire jean +. Beale, New-York
MANHATTAN HOTEL
A. G. pavne. yew-YOrk T. d. Craig, Toronto.
A A Uaves IT. Ne,y-Y1rk, IA tglJ Phidde phtA
IL. l.. Burnett. ew- York, J. Ii Logan. Plttsburg,
q. Waius New-YOrE, ID. NJ. stone Il, OOglYn,
Geo. HatH0rDe. New.YOrk, T. G. Evans. BROOKLYN.
Joseph Walker New YORK, r B. Roosevelt New-fOfk,
j. y. Tappan. New YORK, L. II. Fish Brooklyn,
A Plimptou. New-York T. NJ BrOwnt!l. Boston.
r. b. Iiayt and wife, Pough- y. J. thompson. Conn,
kpepsie "A. L. StrOHs.. Pit adelnhia
A. Doughty and wife, Pough Mrs Kaufman, Phade pha
kerpSiP J.. Rowe. philadelphia
Mr. ana Mrs J. Rowland. w l.. Van West Sew-Gork.
5. II. MoseY, New Haven, G. o. Van West, New-Yerk
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Toe agr.u s4s --y Jl.ss
o. IHe a aerJaH1-
preceding Midnight The lu- rc7srl-s ra
dll, dJL.li
represents the variations iu trrlIrrNtlu-
TRIBUNE OFFiCE. July .. 1 a. m.-The barometer
FL considerably yester ay, bat slow upward NOV
ment was recorded the close Of the day Cloudy and
rainy weather was followed after : a. N. by clearing
weather and during part Of she afternoon cie~r weather
prevailed. Iue average temperature was Sos higher
than on Monday the mercury ranging between CO. and
So Before midnight cool breeZgs came mp the city
the West The amount OF moisture IN the AIR is not
large.
Fair and Slightly warmer weather may De expected In
this city aud vicinity to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-09

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