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RESPITES FROM THE HEAT.
A DAY OF COMPARATIVE COMFORT.
TIE TEMPERATURE LOWER AND FRESH BREEZE
BLOWING.

A DAY OF COMPARATIVE COMFORT
TIE TEMPERATURE LOWER AND a FRESH BREEZE
BLOWING.
Yesterday was q day Of comparative comfort.
The mercury was no lower than on
many days when everybody suffered from
the heat and made point of walking about 1t.
\ refreshing breeze swept III from the ocean
from morning until night. and the sun
was content to take only an occasional peep
from behind the clouds which overcast the
sky during the greater part Of the day. There we're
some, to be sure, who said It was hot
enough bat the great mass Of people was CRATE
full for the clouds and the cooling breeze. The tenn
perature at a. M. at HudnuSs $50; at
II m. it was 80, at $3.50 p. H.. s5o-the
maximum for the day. By p the mercury
had fallen TO 1880 less. The wind blew
in the early part of the day with a velocity
Of eight miles an hour from the south
east; the breeze stifened during the
afternoon until it reached velocity Of II miles an
hour at o'clock.
The reports of the Signal Bureau show that fair
weather prevailed in all parts Of the countryi
there was rainfall only at pOint-Port
Huron--where there was fall OF two
inches. A comparison of the readings
of the thermometer at different places show high
general temperature in most cases several de-
grees higher than on Sunday. Following are
the readings at several points: Albany
$50; Alpena, Mich, SO; Augusta, Ga 500;
Cincinnati. so; Keokuk. 90; teavenworth, 960
the highest temperature of any point reported
from; Louisville, go New Orleans: 800; Phila,
dephia, $50; st. Louis, go and PittsburG, 81
The lowesVtemperature yesterday was at Duluth,
Mimi, where the thermometer indicated only So
About 10 O'Clock last night there was a thunder.
shower. The rainfall considerable and
at late hour the dark clouds that overcast the sky
gave promise Of a heavy shower.
In the thunderstorm sunday afternoon the splre
of the Classou Avenue Presbyterian Church. at
Casson ave. and Monroe-st., Brooklyn, was struck
by lightning. No serious injury caused, the
amount Of damage being covered By $50.
The following cases Of sunstroke were reported
yesterday
DUNN. fHoNAs, age five, died from sun-atrOke at No
34I West Twenty -sixth-st.
- an unknown man. about thirty years old with a
black coat and hat, overcome IN Henry-st, and
was takeu TO the hospital by the police.
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MONDAY AT CONEY ISLAND.

CROWDS NOT SO GREAT Az ON SUNDAY-GUESTs AT
THE DIFVERENT HOTELS.
The visitors at COney Island were not nu-
merous yesteIday-and they seldom are on Monday
delightful sea breeze set in early the day and
quered heat OF the blazing so the limited mum
beers present thoroughly enjoyed Themselves The
bathng-houses were well patrOnized. Notwithstanding
that the fruits Of Captain Barkers latest garbage
perlment stin nnger about the beach Trains on the
Marine Railway ran from Manhattan 10 ront Breeze,
making regular stops at the Oriental Hotel and from
the people present at the Point II could easily be
that the place rapidly gaining popularity At the
hottest time the day the thermometer registered 74
in the shade.
1.-THE Oriental Hotel yesterday the clerks very
busy M Rogers the cashier said there had been 300
departures the hours OF and in the morning.
sThe house was rust az fan could be-" said he,
and II is filing nearly fast as II WAS vacated"
Some of the guests that arrived at this hotel yester
day we're: 4. A. Chase, Chicago Hrs. Alfred Beach,
Miss J. II. Beach, NJ. C. Casper. Mr.. and Mrs. stuyye-
SAINT Mrs T. c. Patt, ]. w. Lee Mrs. A NJ. Reed, Miss
IL Mead. George B. Arnold. Edward Colgate and family.
Felipe Mendezde Vigo the Spanish Minister; Count de
MoreTIa, OF the Spanish Legation, NowYOrk; P. n.
Chapman. the Rev s. A McSuty, PittsDurg, Penn; j.
l. Reese Albany, n. Y; George b. Reese. Dobbs Ferry,
NY.
Al Manhattan Beach there present the usual gay
crowd. The concerts we'll attended. Scores OF
people turned from the hotel and the clerks
were obliged of letter to persons in the
country requesting them not TO some, IA it would be I'M
possible 20 gave them shelter Among the latest ar
rivals we're g. W. Schuyler, p Wendell Parke, Albany
Mr. and Mrs r. 2. II. Vail. Stamford, Conn. Mrs. A.
Vail Troy, N. Y; Mrs. Fl. ~ Bostwick, Morrtstown,
n j.; Mrs. III. NJ. Robinson, south Orange,
n J.: William Ramsay. Toronto. Canada
lanes H. Leahe and famiy. Nevada {. Perry, Mr. and
Mrs BENJAMIN. ". Brown Lord, g. T. McLaugnlin. New
York, " Peek and family Jersey City, W. b. strsnder.
syracuse n. Y; Henry Mayer UTICA " u ). q. small.
Bost0n; John b. L0veland, Liverpool. England Mrs.
Richard storrs Willis Detroit, Mich.
over az Brighton Beach the voices OF the pOrters who
used 10 stand OF Hotel Brighton and
cali out the best route in the of each I'M
fortunate have been hushed and yesterday
notice officer stationed there with strict orders
from the captain whoever attempted to violate
the new rule. Hotel Brighton full 1t eau DE.
SIR Harris, the chef clerk said that In all his ex
nerienoe at the beach he had never known 50 few de
sarrnrts on Monday Why, they were less than one
hundred ne said re second series o. races for this
season Degrns on the course at Brighton to-day some
~ thoe re Kistered this hotel Yesterday were W.
sands g. l.. L. strang, New-York; James W. shea
Iosenn Kruger Washington, ID. G.; Mr.. and Mrs. Byron
Grace Boston Edwin A. Hurtz, philadelphia: Z.
Tapping Louisville, KY; Mr. and Mrs. Johnson
Dan
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NEWPORT NOTES.

NEWPORT, r. l., July 1.-THE weather con-
tiuues favorable for Newport's interests Summer
resort The hotel keepers not having "a many pa
they anticipated from the effects OF the torrd
wave which swept country for the past
days.
John Townshend and wife, OF NewYOrk, have arrived
at the Ocean House.
Senator Conkling will be here soon, the guest OF his
friend, the Hon. L. P. Morton. OF New-YOrk.
Charles II. Russell, OF NewYork, continues to Improve
IN health.
The horses owned by John Carey, jr., Of New-York,
away Saturday. but the only damage done was 10
Victoria owned by one local residents There
has been quite number OF runaways Of late.
Prince Leopold Sir Tattou Sykes and Lady Sykes are
among the expected guests
Hugo o. Fritsch and John Post both Of New-YOrk, are
as the guests of Thee A. Hsvemeyer the Austrian
CousuI-GeneraI at New-York.
son OF Admiral Palo of the Spanish Navy. who ia an
atache of the Spanish Legation Is town. He Is young
and very popular
The TO build the Claiming Memorial Church
was awarded to-day.
Tic Secretary OF the Treasury is expected here In
day or
The schoouer-yae Foam arrived to-day.
Late hotel arrivals include the following:
Hotel Aquidneck-w. B. Mitchell. J. A. Mitchell. Jas
per. Tenn. ]. ]. Williams. W. NJ. TOOker, ]. wilkins
Francis f. Appleton p Meigs and family, W. r. Bird
Welles New-YOrk D. ". Clapp III. r. Greenlear. Boston,
f. H. Davidson and wife, Daniel Boss, Baltimore Nj ton
Reei Fall River; Benjamin Cook, Sandwich Mass John
W. Prussing. Chicago
ocean House-James g. Banon, W. II. BanOn, Francls
Baker Robert III. SanbOrn, William II. Kelly, James
Coogan, Henry Rose, W. Ycsse F. de la Madrie, J. d.
Tibbals, Urlah Weld and wife. MISS Chose, W. NJ Este
New-YOrk &. A. Rodney, Delaware A. Hoffman and
wife. Brooklyn j. c. Abrams, New-Orleans j. Cham
bers, ID. $. Ewing, Philadelphia Newton Earle and
wife, George II. Dart, Providence; Mrs. W. Il. Mann
MS Beverly English, Miss McGOnigle, Philadelphia
j. stephenson London; c. b. BarattOm Rome. Italy
I Ranu at red n Portland. j..
Patrick and wife, Miss Berlin, Omaha; Charles H. Hope
ProvIdence George ". Greggerson. B. +. Stevens and
wife. ROslOn.
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INVESTIGATING TIE sEIWASHAKA.

The subcommittee of the United States Grand
Jury yesterday began an investigation Of the
Seawanhaks disaster. Many members Of
the crew and number of persons
who were passengers the steamer
were present and were examined. Captain Smith
had not sufficiently recovered from his injuries
to be present. but Engineers Weeks and
Abeel were in attendance The inves-
tigation was held with closed doors and the
result II ever made public VIII be presented TO the
United States Crenlt Court.
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NEW APPOINTMENTS.

WASHINGTON. July 12.-President Hayes
today signed the commission Of John b. Ne Of Salt
Lake City, Utah. Governor Of the Territory Of IDAHO
wee Mason Brsyman whose commission will expire
July % The President has also appointed A. n KIM
ball. Of Jackson, Miss Receiver OF Pubic Moneys Tor
the district of subject sale at Jackson, vice Rob
ar, 7 Ai-orn who's. term OF office has expired.
Hiram H. Carpenter been appointed Internal Rev
enue gauger for the Twenty-eighth District or New
York hnf Joseph {. Saltmarsh stOTekeeper for the
Firth District OF Kentucky. The President to-day APP
Mounted Orange Judd Of New-YOrk ana of The ADeTt-
ean Agvetrist to be member OF the Board OF Indian
Comm issioners, vice Barstow, resigned.
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hot WEATHER IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, July 12.-This city is passing
through an unusually hot term. For the last days
the mercury registered 90o and 81 o'clock
day reached the highest point at 93' So far only sH
OF sunstroke have been reported, two OF them
fatal An occasional cooling alone prevents
fatal results The nights hitherto have been moderately
cool but the psvements and buildings becoms
ing thoroughly heated and Without an early change
much distress and many fatalities are feared.
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YELLOW FEVER At NEW-oRLEANS

NEw-0RLEANs, July 12.-The bark Excel
sor arrived here on July ), sbeng hfty-eighs
days from Rio de Jsneiro. The vessel lad Been
detained at the quarantine station twelve days and
been thoroughly fnniZated. Of sickness aying
occurred. On Saturday, July 10. James Kennedy, a
sailor. aged nineteen, native OF Scotland, was sent
to the TOuro TuhrmaTy. The patient prese nted
the symptoms u yellow fever and died on saturday
night Tho Board OF Health ordered the bark
to tie quarantine station, ard have taken every
prec3utiOn u protect The healil OF the city.
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ghinmg YESTERDAY afternoon snj barpcdts lie grOuud
WIKI twenty o iay srd a quantity u gsap. The
rainfall in slis veiniry Yesterday between
Middietown and Mount Hope fierce gale. arenI,anled
by rain and hail. pr0strated the fences ana tees
RED BANK. ". J., July ia sey"rs thun-
der and lightning between Gals place aud Sarews
bury Highland last evening Frustrated all the wires IN
that region. All communication NewYork and Phiia-
dcphia both telegraph companies wire, closed
for fourteen hours At Md0ietown and UBiOnt0wn the
very severe At the former place tie resi-
deDce Or Alfred MOberr struck by fghngg the
fagratIou following eansed q loss Of 1000.
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FIFTY EVENINGS or H4RM0NK.

Although the sky last evening was dark and
lowering there was no lack Of radiance and merry
cheer in tie Metropolitan Concert Hall,
at Broadway and FOrty-frst-st., on
the occasion of the ffheth popular
concert given within its walls. Not more than
three or four hundred persons were present when
Mr. AronsOn first waved his baton and began the
concert with an overture from William Tell"
and these were for the most part sitting or
promenading on the roof But during the evening
constant throDg of ladies aud gentlemen poured III
through the broad entrance that by 10 O'Clock at
least 1000 persons were present. The following Is
the programme which was rendered:
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WHAT HAS BEEN SAVED BY REFUNDlNG.
-. anI 10 1nLRINEL


WASHINGTON, July 12.-rhe Treasury Department
has prepared statement showing In detail the
o8erat ons connected with the retirement and re-
funding of the United States bonds and the amount
OF interest saved by the transaction. The entire
amount saved BY the refunding from December l.
1871 10 July l. 1850, was the very large sum OF
g5S $50 l6S. The percentage saved ranged from l
fo 2 per cent The total amount of bonds refunded
l. ~ 500 347 500
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MIDNIGHT WEATnEE REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
spnossis ror the past % hossrs.

Synopsis FOR the past % hoars
WASHINGTON. July 13, l a. m.-The bar
ometer Is highest In the South and Southwest ana low
est "a the Lower Lake region, where a depression OF
slight energy Is central General rain has fallen IN New
England occasional rain in the Lake region. Tennes
see the East Gulf States and Florida southwestery
winds prevail In the Lake region and New-Engand
else where they light and variable and mostly south
erly The temperature has remained nearly stationary
In all the Districts
Indications.
For Middle Atlantic states, partly cloudy weather
with local sonthery Veer[ng TO westerly wtnds
stationary temperature falling followed by rising bar
ometer.
Fur New En gland cloudy weather. with frequent rain
southeriy veerng 10 westerly winds stationary TEN
perature, followed by rising barometer.
TRIBITNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
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THE PONCAS ALLOWED TO GO.
Inv ,rvrroRApu To THE TRIBuNEl

WASHINGTON. July 12.-Secretary Schurz has
sent instructions the agent OF the Poncas to IN
form the Indians that there is objection to their
leaving their reservation, but that they cannot be
I'd anVW here else.
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14RGE TEMPERANCE GATHERINGS

AspuRY PARK, N. j., July 12.-Large throngs
attended the temperance praise meetings at Asbury
Pavilion yesterday and to-day AZ yesterdays meeting
5000 people is the estimate Of the numbers that at
tended. The Rev, william Boole, the Rev DR.. A. o.
Kynetr William Clerhew and other temperance au'o-
Gates made addresses
me Women's Temperance Convention, which began
on Wednesday, 10 attracting mul titades
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.

PORT or NEw-YOeR---ARRIvED July H.
Brig Onda PORT. De Cunha BIO Janeiro May - bal.
last 10 Havemsyer * Brunn.
schr John Lentha Mckay, XII g0n ia June 10. via Mo-
Bay D. with sugar and OgW0od 10 Maitland, Phelps
Co; vessel 20 master
schr Hazard lof Port Jefferson Wlcs Georgetown So
days with naval TOier Hart; vessel uri
but & Co.
schr Miranda CBr Geke, Araca 90 days with sugar TO
20 order; vessel 20 master
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SARATOGA FILLING UP.
INCREASE or VISITORS OvER LAST YEAR-CHzEI
FUI HOTEL PRoPRIEToRs-MUsICAL RIVALRY.

SARATOGA. July 12.-The Invitations for
the garden party at The Grand Union on Thursday nave
been Issued by Mr. Clair. They eeg 1t and there
& great demand TOR them.
The propretors OF the large hotels wear cheerful
faces. Tho smaller hotels and boarding houses are
doing anely at last years rates. The rush OF visit
ors az the Congress Spring has been SO great that
he uroprietors have been forced TO close the free
trance.
It Ia estimated that there are at Least 1000 more
gussa here than year at this time. d the great
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

he diura BY
divisions
white line
indicated BY the hsaomessr HaAaags
Pharmacy, sso broadway.
TRIBUNE OFFICE, July -, a m.--rhere a slisht
rise barometer in the early part OF yesterday but
after noon mercury sterdiy fell IN advance of the
evening showers and skill falling. The temperature
ranged between zoo aud $50. the average t7os being
s CHER than the corresponding last year and
80 hi CHER than Sunday.
Cloudy weather with local rains 90 De followed later
by clearing weather aud cooler westerly winds, may Do
expected to-day IN this city aud vicinity.
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Tasse Seminary, Auburndale Mass. Is the only sehoo
teaching successfully Cooking Dress Cngtin2 while
giving Oeral advantages Literary thus
bng mental discipline the best OF Influences with prac-
teal the usual dnties or wOmans lie.
sense education, We calllt
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acts Of July and January, 1870 and 1871.
THE NICARAGUAN CANAL ASSURED.
CHEERING PROsPECrS-THE PROJECTORS CLAIM
THAr THE NECESSARY CAPITAL HAS BEEN sE-
CTErp
by TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

CURED.
by TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUEE.l
WAsHINGToN July 12.-Ihe projectors or the
American NicaTaguan Canal scheme here are very
enthusiastic this evening over reports which were
today received from Captain Phelps, who was sent
TO Europe to confer with the foreign friends of the
ENTERPRISE. and to see what prospect there was of
obtaining European capital. Tho information from
Captain Phelps is that his mission has been entirely
successful, and that he viii return to this country
about August l. with the financial interests OF the
scheme assured.
The persons locally connected with the enterprise
say that there no longer VIII be any doubt that the
canal viii be built, and they think that arrange
mems Will be Immediately made tins tall to proceed
To the work OF the actual construction VI the canal
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, JULY - 1890

congrc yaiiods ~ the Empire, the Iatlorn anu tEe
CoDgicss SPRINGS In the morning aud nc the COLUMBIAN
and Hamilton Springs the latter part Of the day ind
cate what The people come Saratoga for primarily
The dancing season was opened at the Unied states
Hotel Saturday night The gathering was brilliant
one.
There considerable rivalry here among the various
bands Browns Boston Brigade Band, which plays at
the Congress Park II mcommOnly good ~ hffus Or
chestra also from Boston, plays at the Grand llon'
Both bands have some exceptionally hne soiOists;
stubs and Bernstens Bands. at the United states ana
Congress respectively, represent Newfork ana ~
pretty certain that Boston does not mean 10 no DehDo
on the musical que ston.
reciials at the United States
refreshing shower began falling this evening, and
the air to might Is cool and delightful
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FROM THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
THE HIGH PRICE OF BONDS.


THE PREMIUM on THE FOUR PER CENTS DETERR-
ING THE BANKS FROM PURCHASING THEM.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuSEl
WASHINGTON, July 1.-The National banks still
object to taking up their bonds held TO cir
culat,on, and replacing them with four per cents.
They are deferred by the extraordinarily high pre-
mum commanded by these securities, and by the
hope that before the ives of 1881 become due the
four per cents will become cheaper They have
been animated by this hope since the call of
bonds last Summer. The theory Of the Department
an OF the bankers then was that the renewal of
confidence and the consequent increase of business
would make money worth more than four per cent
ami that the bonds would fall to par or even below
par. That theory has been demonstrated to have
been false for Notwithstanding the increase of bus-
ness prosperity tie four per cents have steadily ad-
van ced
The present theory is that renewed confidence has
cheapened money by adding checks, drafts and
other private paper 70 the circulation. so that In
vesors have been compelled TO take four per cent by
reason Of glut OF the money market. However
that may be- the following table will show how
small percentage of the bonds held to secure cir
culaton are four per cents. 1t shows the standing Of
tie banks I'D 20 the 1st of the present month:
DESCRIPTION or Bonds rad Securities Held for Circulation
Registered bonds, loan OF February 1861 - ma mn
2sss.ered bonds loan Of jGiy and Augusi,is6i
stree, bonds loan Of March 1868 iS5is) i759Sl09
Registered l0-iOs act o. Mach 3 ls6lli; lS'S9OO
1861 bonds io'u u u. !. - 4soaOOo
Hfsi;'sfea eO-Soa o Zoo 'a.. y, 5000
i'g5'ssgrea oonso.s =. ..... $1,000
'gcrsered per cents funded loan Of lo9l 60boV
fls.cTeI per cents OF 4yUts.-....---- 4-o'V'oo
S"0Io"-Vou
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A DESTRUCTIVE STORM.

MDDLErowN, NY, July 12.-Howeu Beake's
barns NJ Purdys Station this place. struck by
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Structure Impotence Diseases Of the Generaye os
rans RADICALLY ana speedily cured Hsars 70 And %
HENRY DANIELS. NJ D.. Ia Lexington ayeneAf l5sh 81
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