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TO PREVENT CRUELTY TO CHILDREN.

SIR. The New-York Society for the Pre-
ventou Cruelty Children greatly needs at the pres
emit time suitabe clothing for children temporarily In Its
custody. When rescued. the rags which cover them
ma of n and vermin. 10 IL hoped that this appeal
WILL meet with prom 90 response from the charitable.
Donations OF clothing may he sent To it, Office,
Fourtn-ave aud seventeenthst. will be called tor al
any designated place ELRRIDGR 4. GERRY. President
No. 30 URiOn-sQuarr AetO- lork Nov. L.. 1879
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-17

Carl Goldmark, of Vienna, composer OF the
Hsakuntaia overture has recently completed ZEN
shesies Overture" and has sent he score 90 Dr Dam
rsch by whom ~ Will be pr0tuccd a. the second conc"
a. ihe New York sym Dhony Society December o. his
49, t RIO srst ,erforrnnuce Of the work any par
IL Werd il 10 10 be played al Vienna I'D January
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-17
p THE TBfEs.-Mr. Mallory, Irish

A TASTE OF THE TmEs-Mr. Mallory, Irish
farmer 60 the ageur sure. I've ask yer
10 word % the me. for the black
boreen hOulding." Agent " No, Mallory; the masther
WON'T take tenant without capital" Mallory And 10
II capiai sure, I've three hundred pounds he bank
this mlnnlfT Agent. " Oh. thought saw your nams
% thar pctItfOn reduction % rents YOU all
srarvingw Mallory " fare an 'agei.. Mr.. Flynn. dar.
Inn l. the petition gone the masther yetl n yer
homer could only just give boult OF H. tIat MAJ
sthrke me name Out.'-f Punch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-17

LONDON, Nov. 14.-Prnce AlmayOu, son of
the late King Theodore. ~ Abyssina, who arrived in
Leeds a short ago pursue his studies, died this
morning Of broucho-p leuro-pneumona. He was nine
teen wears of ace
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-17
Prince Amazon was brig

Prince Almavou was a bright. intelligent
young man. with a thorough command OF the English
language. He was finishing his education under the
tutorshp of OF the professors OF Yorkshire College,
20 Leeds. England ~ the time II his DEATH His father
King Theodore, committed suicide the fall ~ Mag
dnl, In l-6~, rainier than allow himself 70 DC made
prisoner hy IRE British forces
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-17

agony has inquired into the merits Of III
anl OF the desperate character of the
SnshanA. the wOman's friends afraid to move To
nros ecuic him. another villain GOES unhanged. and
New,I.rsgy IL comes a paradise for who would rid
themselves OF their wives without fear Of The law"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-17

Mr.. Jenness WIS born at STAFFORD. \. H.,
about seventy three years ago. From l-41 to
ls45 DE- Probate Judge In STAFFORD
County. He held his seat in the United Suites
Senate under appointment h. the Governor. his pre-
decessor Levi Woodbury.. having resigned before COM
petlng term.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-17
IT'S INFLUENCE NEVER GREATER.
LraLn L-La K.r-.r L 4 u L----L I'm

HE TRIBUNE has especially commended
Itself the hrpuD can party by lie work during the
campaign and it, list should Oe increased by least
thousand Ia this county. It, influence been
greater and the paper has never Deen good
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-17
APPEAL FOR LOVING TREATMENT.

To the Editor or TIE TrtOHAe
SIR {: In sending you club of twenty subscrib-
ers let me make a suggestion II tuat view
Of the great Importance Of the campaign before aud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-17
MIDNIGHT WE4TaE3 REPORT
CONFINEMENT NnIcATIONs.

:
For New-Lngland, the Middle states and
ard Lower Ltac region. rising barometer, northwest
elr sind cooler af generally lear weather. followed
western portions of the Last two districts hy uorl
oasJcry w.lds and probably local rains.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-17

Broadway and Fifth-ave. tailOr's overcOats
listers and suits ~ fprcc Dress suits for weddings.
etc, for sale and hire At sGea BroOme aud Crosby
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-17
IN AID OLE A HOSPITAL.

The Hon. John K. Brady lectures at
Cooper Institute this evening o'clock. aid OF ST.
Francois Hospital. His subject is. Nav good dlges-
ton wait on appetite, and Health on both"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-17
nouRnox nrrrrsnMENr EoR Nrr.nAMrsunE

FT0I1 u v I5ITH1t1H Flsf lDFm.I
Mr.. Stil>Ou lluichms. the Editor and pro-
'retor of he st has taken possession OF me Man
chester Daily mon and tuat PAPER also Will hereafter
oe lu tsn unor his manager ueuf in hs saint tory
T. Ihr Union. NJ Huiclne saws: L j. the Intention
OF rne nuni sneis 10 10 ihe Democracy OF New
Himpsilrr nr,r-C ass daily Journal. steadasily Dem
ocrnc 40 an rmes aud under all CIRCUMSTANCES indie
pendent az all cluHrS factions. and dsrcndenf ONLY
zap ~ exec leucr newspaper for the support Of
an classes A. has already neuu explained MIR. Huicl-
mss relations with ths Journal remain as heretofore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-17
PETER LAY.
PHITADEIPH

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 16.-Peter Hay, the
president OF the Pennsy.vania Association OF the Sol
derf OF th, War 1872 died here yesterday morning
Mr. Hay wac nIetl one Years Od.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-17

dictates 81 common prudence would suggest the
Democrats the mprop.ify OF changing tine prevailing
method OF popular elections
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-17
TnInINF LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

Tie diagram IN This cfy by teuhs n
irr nr
lime represents 0sr aian
lNft0l
ar
sP Pharmacy. Us Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-17

CHICAGO. Nov. 16.-The Rev. d. l.. Moody
has returned to tins city after an absence Of nearly
year. and preached a large audience at his church
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-17

x, Prom The OTleans Times lDsm.l
W lth the Legislature OF New I Ork so largely
ssisart; with almost every Assembly Ia the North ih
Nc hAnas VI the Republicans, &c would seem that the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-17

Avoid a costiye habit of body not only be.
OF the attending discomfort; huf lest 10 gender
diseases involving more serious consequences. Dr.
Jas ues sauatye P IL either laxative cathartio
riding 90 Tie tosc snd be depended uDOn pro-
duce cllthY sccrrtiuus ~ the liver and stomach.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-17

All nervous exhaustng painful diseases quickly
and radically cured BY PulvEaMAcnERs ELECTRIC Bella.
Books with particulars free Can address The PulVe,
macher GavaIic Coz l.laa 2s5 Broadway, New.yolA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-17

Have b on seen
Sac lI.t ulU ucr on
rHr MUSICAL
AID
IEtfrAIf. TINS
T. De- iaf DO fIl Nevs.aalers
Illlf lNlE.I-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-17
5yerlal Monies

WEDNESDAY and THU GsDAYa a, $50 p m.
collection Of VALUABLE LSGHAvINGs. conrrsmg
Nh. Oh -n---.LI- -.------- ---.. ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-04
political Noilces.
Republican Primary Elections


Elections VIII bB hell lI the several Assembly Districts
excepting Ist Assembly District and Twen thir
twenty fourth Wards Tor the Of choosing
officers OF the several Republican As.ocIa ATOMS
WEDNESDAY. August 3D. 1873, az tie following named
i'd Assembly DisiTtct-466 Pearl-st.
Assembly DlstrCJ-science Hail. sth-st, Broad
IVth Assembly Distrtct-52l Grand-st.
Vth Assembly Disirct-I23 IS es' Houston ST
With Assembly District clinton st.
Win Assembly Dlstr1 t-5l ella. on place.
With Assembly Distrlrt-6. LuGlOw-sf
IXth Assembly DlsJrcJ-Bleecze Bulidng Blocker and
MOTUonsts.
Kin Assembly Dstrict-COncl Han, y 80 AyeA.
XIII Assembly District Re lean HaL 81 West SD st.
Kiln Assembly D.stricf-7O Aye-D
KILN Assembly DIST rct-25O SHAVE.
Assembly D,strCt-Putnam Hail 2O3 East - hist
XVII Assembly District-S5E West 35th-L
XVIII Assembly Di-Juct-h0se h III h ~ ~ 2dave
XVIII Assembly Di.tuCIur - AL 3+5 EST a. hist.
XVIIIth Assembly Dl-tfict-20J LrXugr On-svt.
XIXth Assembly Dlsi1cJ-6 7th,t aud West Boulevard.
XNrh Assembly D.stuct-BrCyOort Hal, 5f East -
XXIst Assembly Distict-Harvafd rooms, sOuthHesJ
4zdst ana ttA ave
XXIld Assembly Decentralization PARK 80th-st. and
80
AAllld Assembly DistLct-hcp Hail. lp3 hAsi
l25tl-st.
Polls 10 remain open from % 10 D.
upon the ~ the
0us BY the chairman and secretary u tAg
LxeogGys Committee oi the Republican Ceutrai Committee
are entitled 90 vote.
soLoS b. SMITH. secretary.
XIth District Republican Association.
Hil De- ready Tor signature
al Republican Iau SO. So S. cot 55a-st.. on
MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS,
August 4 ana b., from = % 10 p. M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-04
DIED


BIRDAt Tarrytown, August sarah, widow Of Edmund
Bird, deceased. % .blh Of -r
Funeral Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church, Mon.
dav. 4tI INST, at D. 20.
CHAPIN-In tins city, saturday. August 1872 Reuben
:. Chaplin NJ. D.. aget 81 wears.
J-c1i,v invtsl
funeral us late r'Feucr, 20 East lshst, Tuesday
morning. August D. at $50.
IntermenU Al hOmcrs Conn.
HURLBUT-In BrooEyn Saturday, August ?, joan D.
EurlDut. aged Il years
Funeral from residence 81 Mrs : H. Srngham,
ia HlcKs-st, Monday, 4th inst. at 10000
SaraH. widow captain samuel Jcs5up.
Notice OF funeral tomorrow.
MORRIsON-On SafuriaV the ID inst, Maud daughter Of
David H. and ADbe Z. dOrr son, lged year and months
DuyyL, Wednesday, the jth inst, At ! O'Clock.
Carriages will await the rival Of the $50 train from
42G-st Depot II. T. h. r. F--uIs are kindly requested
not 10 sem MOWERS
NOTr-At Vineyard Haven, Mass. Sunday July a. Mark
opkus, Of Charles e. and Alice f. H. Mott IN the 9h
year OF his axe.
PALMEk-In London. England July 49, 1879 Henry
Funrr services viii lake place 10 the Church OF tho An
1uucauOu' l4tAsL. between Oh ana 1tl-sves., We'd
nesIIy norlil August q. ~ io 'cDoS.
His friends invited without further nOuce Il Is kindly
Quo-teI that no dOwors be sent
PORTERAt Esst0u Penn, August 2, OF paralysis, J. N
Porter age4 as wears
Fuurr- On Tuesday al I .. M.
SEBRING-" At Rest sunday morning AUGUST 3. Alfred
Oi the late Jacob L. seOng IN le 0sth year OF ais
Funeral service in Church Holy Communion cor
6th-iys1 and 2Oth-,t., on Tuesday, al Do
VAN BERGEN-At COxsacEe " Y. on THURSDAY, July 81
Miss Nara taugl Of the late Anthony Van Bergen.
Funrra her Late residence, IN COxsaCke dOnday
4th INST, al . OclOck.
WHEELER-In Brooklyn. Friday, August1. Mary Conki1
% Russell l.. Wheeler
AZ Grace Church, Brooklyn Heights,
Monday liefloout al ! ciOtA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-04
NOW cNCD3II T1S CARRIED.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 3.-In the Congressional
investigation yesterday, George Washington Taylor,
Democrat testified that he was IN emplov6 Of the Ellis
Tobacco Factory and that l35 OF the hands lived In the
First District aud voted for Buterworth; the
worked for Butterworth outside OF the factory be
received $50 from Butterworth after and 800
from las employer before election for campaign
purposes. He did not buy vote with any Of did not
know that single used 10 corrupt voters tbs
employer told the vote for whom they pleased.
but preferred they should vote for BuJterwortn
one feared dI-charge for doing The employer
e.ed the men TO vote FOR sayler 10 1875; nayiorl
locked BI5 Tor absence In election week he goJ
nearly all hands 81 FOR 1876; they all
liked BuJterw Orh, and would FOR him tomorrow.
A. J. Cunuin gham chairman OF the late Republican tx
Committee test fed, but related nothing
tanL JOnn OCOnOr testified that ESHan, or the
AFFIDAVIT makers, told MIN THAT le could make $500
1900 by swearing that BuIterw0rth paid MIN hts
vote. The committee then adjourned until Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-04

son. on the evening Of that day Landsberg called Oh
Vlassoa al 10 O'Clock. The former being deadly pare
Vlaesef asked him n he were H. Nes, replied I'"
bsrv send tor some seltzer-wator for me-" Nias'vu
-, tbc servant for some lemonade, and immediately
r,psshere attacked and killed the OLD man Win nun'-
,Deknfe He then waited FOR the return OF the servant
nd before she had time TO place on the toe tno leu
oecks change he killed her by a stab IN the teipe
- t, anne baptipc-knife Laudsberg then abstracted
tho Mn Tor 200 roubes and large packet OF secuil
a., and after washing his hands took the KEY OF 'e
,ront door locked 10 after him, and escaped on-P'on
fell upon bim, and when he was arTesleu Nv n''l
a., ,sssi,,n Of his crime As the officer had moved
An the highest society the affair made great oe" u
,aIt When The trial the prisoner hurntly na,
,o4ed h,- history from childhood, ana ms dSsuy'' M
80 ns murdered bene actor, whom ha aescriOtu -
,r3s-rlv Proceeding the period OF the oouol mi
committed be became more hesliaung ieSs az tj
aInost unable c. continue. frequently rai-lf "a y'o.
10 hIs head He acknOw edged having ulu ;t- az he
sef ard hs servant Ouf dd not admit the ton
crime maiDtsIunc strange tneofF, o., -, scutenced
when persons stood IN the way. AHe N'1''
lin 70 III teen years OF hard labor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-04
CROWDS on STATEN ISLAND.

The Staten Island Railway terry-boats were
f,,ry patronized Yesterday, aud IN addition TO the
hourly trips the company have added hahour trips on
sunday az 1880 and $3.50 H. from New York 10 ac-
,omnoeate tie treat masses who make sunday excur-
io,s 10 T,npkrDsye stapletou aud Clifton. Yester-
,v the boars goiug down were crowded 70 nearly their
mn capacity until late IN the afternoon, and more
crowded their return trips. rue IOhs "a. az
c-rfs seems TO suit large majority OF
people who desire TO escape the stnnR ar 81 the Guy
running from Clifton die Island man, VIII Ash
poles and baskets going on h5hne exc LoI .s
10 and returriu ATE IN the The records or
me dIv showed tnat the railroad ca red 100 pas-
s-ngcrs ex ra boats being run iofslhelf ageOoaton
5ri d, brlng mem bark 10 the city. The groves on
staten leland we're LARGELY patrOnized Oy pleasure
s.elsrs VINO sat under the trees SATISFIED u not dis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-04
HONORS ID JOERNALLSlL.
THE PRESS or SAN FRANCISCO ENTERTAIN AiR.
WHTTKIAw REID, OF The TRIBUNE.
Spe-al DiSplteh 10 The NeB- York Herald


SPECIAL Dtsplth 10 TIE Eelg- York Herald
SAN FRASCIsCO, Aug. 1.-The press OF
san Francisco gave complimentary breakfast this
morning az BaGwus Hotel, 20 Mr. WultelaW Reid, oi
TIE NEw-Y ORR TRIBUNE, who arrived here fortnight
ago Il pronounced hy tine afternoon papers Tire most
remarkable gathering o. representatives OF the pres
n tins city. In spite OF the heated pOLiIcd
c-mpagn and violent personal antagOusm low raging
the propretors leading editors and many Of the prnci-
pal writers O every paper IN the city, morning, evening
and weekly were present. Several prominent 60 tors
pleasantly who Aao not recognized each other Tor
years. Mr. Bartlett OF The EceHJHg Buli,ftg, presided,
wtl Alr Reid 1is rght; Fred M4cCreIsl. Of The 4Hd
on As elf On ST.. k-las r7ht was Charles De 1ouug,
Of The Chronicle. At the yWlous tables there
we're IN all between forty and fifty rep
fare was elaborate. The table was proiusely orua-
meued Wlth flowers. AL the wines were OF California
manufacture.
eu!0sisuc speech Dir. Reid, iu reply, disclaimed
any right % the signal plimeut hr account,
referred % the services 81 Mr Greeley, Baysrd lay
lOT, 4. d. Richardson, hrs. Calhoun unkle ana Oturi
whom HE TRIBUNE had sent % CalIlOrni4-at least
three OF them under bis orders Then, sld, u
was only his good fortune 20 receive this compliment,
which rather meant Tor The whole press Of the ~
he represCL ted, ana the press of which ia ita encf
every NrW-lJFher Justly proud. He made - pleas
ant reference AIS associates anu competitors ~ Etsi-
eru journalism aud spoke gloSugy oil his expcrienee on
California Was arOuziug, he said nc hsu no
sucl Tears either side were expressing. las
creed short De believed IN God ana the AneT Can
people, ana no matter now the campaign feaultru Ae
tadl't the least idea that either gong % lci
Tie country go TO destruction.
SIR. Reds speech constantly Interrupted % AZ
piasse. 4 dozen more speeches were made aiteI-
ward ana an agreeable variation was gwen by an hu
mlrabla recitation II poem by Mr. Reds old associate
John Hay. entitled " Banty Jun" The company SAT
down at l. and dd not separate TIL oelock In the al
teruoon SIR Reid leaves Tor Lake Tahoe on Saturday
General Mcdowell, air. Huntington and others being o
the party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-04
PUBLIC OPINION.

Ben Hill SAYS Sanford +. Church is % noble
man and ully appreciates the situation that is the
situation Is Ben HUI defined II TO IHmmanY Hall 80
much the for Church. II he ties himself % Ben
fPs doctrines. his mentions for ofcs viii beau
TRULY ess Rochester Democrat ana Chronicle RepJ
In the light of cipher dispatches and the
2emper developed 10y the Democrats the extra
the only usurpaIOn the people remember IL WnCu
they have attempted indianapolis News Und.)
A selfish view of the situation would incline
Us 10 advise the Democratic party allow the election
laws 10 20 unrepealeG When once get IN power Re
publican precedent viii be good thInZ 70 have around
fAe hOuse.-l Atlanta Constitution lDem.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-04

Tucludinc l6235 Ind Dem. and 1904 Grrcuback
iIncuIug ga GreeLbaCE and slS Prohibition Votes.
The Republican state PLATFORM reafirms the Cncin
n, platform OF 1876 urges an advance in the common
school SYSTEM aud fVOrs the calling OF constitutional
convention The party also fayOrs sound currency.
and declares that the President ls entitled 20 encourage
meut and support his late contest win Congress.
The Democratic platform declares that the popular yer
dlc al 1876 reversed by the Electoral Co nmssou
condemns the President hIa veto
heartily approves the action of the States Senators aud
ReurrsrutatIves In attaching % Appropriation Dills
demand for the repeal or certain election laws, and
fayDrs the calling Of constitutional convention.
pledge made 10 improve tlc common school sys-
tem The Greenback platform contains nothing new.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-04
Special Notices.

"Chnlmer's Beigrayla Coi0gne. "Ay0G the cheap aud
extracts WAc nov uoodug the market and
chare' Belgava Cologne which b. highly ap-
tIr refined tud cultivated TO !. uuu4ua 0r
e hanlkeIchrL sld tor The bath perfect luxury Prce y
cents AMI 81 sold everywhere
Nam. Nis-loR On Earth-A thorough Medical lrcatla.
Indicating l0uatmcd DsaDhtes may % re1ioyeA fI5
- study. observation aat
that vii Insure
to0 ruzthcncd NlAty ANA sunni conditions OF dtatR.
that impaired Overtarei
oil tls OBSTACLES Marriage aud of tle
them mail, Doe. cufrrucy postage sanDsl Address
eecy Musoum Anatoay aud science 80 5tl-ave.. N.T
some New paper Tendencies
An address On JOurLaliau uV MulIElAW REID
Price 81 cents
HENRY AOLr q co,
Now-YOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-04
RATHER GLAD TO HAVE TAMAfASY BOLT.
nom The Neio- YOTi World yDs1iJ

A bolt by Iammany," would undoubtedly
have good influence Gov ernOr kODinsOB's
II WOud enlist IN his support thousands Of nO-party
men az the city well IN The State. while 10 would
compel every hOnest Democrat 20 support MIN unre-
herFedy. IL would furthermore lave good influence
On the future OF The Democratic party ID this State. No
better could be made OF an OR-Yeaf than ind
precisely how many votes the eK Bose controls and
t0w many even OF The Tammauy voters about whom be
boasts taaf they never look their tickets,
strain % vote against the Democratic ticket. alb
STAN from voting Tor u, ia order 10 Republican
misg0yernmeuf IN ths State, and 10 revive IAmmauy
MissoVeTnmenl N the city wherever 1t LAS been
seotched and crushed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-04
by wATER TO COMFY ISLAND.

The steamer j. B. Schuyler made four trips
70 Coney Island yesterday and carried large number
II passengers On her ast trp the boat arrived 81 sn
Coney Island pier in front OF cables hall nour behind
,t A crowd nj peoplr which certainly from appear
lrs was sufficient test TIE carry ug capacity or th
steamooat walled ner arrival ar the pier me clo"S
on board was almost uncomfortable. Al vas saIry
landed however m NeU-l9Fk without @oO'uens oI uAs
,,r,s,.r A.. mar the measure Of the day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-04
THE TROUBLE Win STEPHENS.

The warm Weather-Or something else-ap-
pears turned the head OF Alexander A. stephens
Tor he nothing IA the present outlook hui grim
disaster he tells t1e people OF Georgia all the sill
yer n the country should be mined and minted imme-
diateF and until this 10 done need hope Tor
prosperity M stephens bas not been In good health
Ton ime aud his speech reads very az II he
was suffering IRON al AGATE attack OF dyspepsia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-04
MIDNIGHT WB6 THBR REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis FOR the past p hours.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 4, 1 a. m.-The barom-
ater has fallen in the Southern States, Tenne see and
The Ohio Valley with south winds no change In
Temperature partly cloudy weather with local rains
Warmer partly cloudy weather has prevailed In the
Middle and New-Engand states, with sOuJherly 70
westerly winds falling barometer and local rains
Ifgbt rains have prevailed a. the Lake region with
cooler partly cloudy weather and northwest 10 south
west winds Cooler and partly cloudy weather prevailed
in The Northwest with winds shifting 10 edSterly ana
soutnerly "a ling barometer, and rain IN the Upper
Mississippi valley.
TndteGft0Rs
For New-Fugland and the Middle states slightly
cooler aud partly cloudy weather, with local rains,
southwest 10 northwest winds, and nearly stationary
barometer.
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-04
SITTING BULL At the RECENT FIGHT

ST.. PAUL, Mimi, Aug. "a special dispatch
from For, BuiOrd says sitting Bal was present aud
directed the dght against General Miles the 18th
INST, and That one his brothers killed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-04

A very useful and effective medicine for diar-
rU, c1- mOrDu-. cramp- exc, ls Dr. Jayues tarnn-
l3alsaul. chst k, these complaints promptly,
and healing and soothing effect on the bowels.
one nv children Wueu suffering from diarrhga
relieved thoroughly by thls medicine after few doses,
and from my Own experience | have reason % speak
with great confidence about t.N. A. Weaver, writing
L.lLl HneAl's lrteA. n. 9.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-04

Prom me Detroit Post and tribune rep
General Ewing said, in his GAINESVILLE speech,
thai Speaker Randall is not black IS be II painted
and be then proceeded 10 show that Randall is rea ~
painted green instead Of black Randall, he said. had
Introduced more greenDack bills an any other man ID
Congress. Then be proceeded 20 show that Randall Is a
cloud with silver hning-he gave che casting vote In
favor or bringing forward the Warner silver bill This
settles the question of now Randall is pain Ted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-04
SUICIDE FROM AN EXCURsIOE STEAMER.

An unknown man jumped overheard from
tine xcur-tou boat Harlem tue loot OF Wast, East
RIVER shortly after p yesterday rhe crew o. the
Wal,t ferry-boat Fulton, Who saw him jump and sink
H. ala NOT come 10 tho surface again, and all efforts 70
aud MIN proved futile.