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New-York tribune., 1880-06-16
DIED.


DAWSON Monday June H. at the residence Of her
Inaw. George Murray Tracy, l29 East 5ih ST. Esther
jordan rect Of the late George w. Dawson. In the O3d
OF her age. =.
Etaives aud friends lyte without further notice. to
attend from the Churcn OF the Epiphany, 5Oth
between I'd aud slaves, al o'clock W., on "ednes
day. June 10.
FELLOWS-Sudaenly at Schaghtcoke, Rensselaer, County,
H. George A Fellows OF New.f0rk CITY, aged VI
Fanrr at his late residence schaghcoke Wednesday,
Internient AT Greenwood
LOCK YoOD-suddenv called Home from the Parsonage OF
the First Churca Wes1cd Mass Oh Iuesdiy. Juae 10;
Mary Elizabeth, only daughter OF the Rev. John H. anu
Sarah B. Lockwood, aged IA months.
lnirTmeni AT Danbury, Conn on Ihlrsday.
the the 18th inst at her
this city, No. 2Sl 5tnaye EizaDeth LOCKWOOD
wife Henry Morgan IN the 6ah year OF her age ,
faher Col mel Buckingham LOCKWOOD on FRIDAY the iotn
Relatives ana frenas areinvtsl attend tits kindly
auesteh that no flowers De sent.
Trans leave 42d.st. al IL and ! p M.
Carriages IN waiting al South NorwaiS statlon'
SIATZEI-On Monday the lih n,t at her home the res
irnce brother Nv, Abraham WyckOn, no. Mon
ropace Brooklyn Caroline. dlugdter VI the late William
Shaizrl OF New York 49,, -.
wees wednesday at 3 o'clock D. m
TAFT ON Tuesday l5 1850. p M Mary j. wife OF
rcaiiyc and friends are invited aten the funeral at the
Young Mems Christian Association fal, 2oo anu 4tn
ave, ThuIsily 18th inst. AZ II o. nj
WATSON In Paris France May 2j lSS0 Frances NJ wife
OF May Watson. and daughter ot walter . ana Mary
Relatives and friends invited to attend the funeral ser
wees at ST. Barnabas church. lryngOD on Hudson on kr
Carriages in wapg arrival OF train leaving Grand Central
Depot It's kindly requested that 10 mowers 10
sent. ~ -
WIISON-At Elizabeth. ~ J., Sunday. June 18th. Mary.
VIE of William wilson in tn" 18th wear OF her age
Snr tron her late luce No jp3 MOnrOeaye in said
civ On wednesday, 10th INST, At 2 O'Clock D. m
New-York tribune., 1880-06-16
1N IMPORTANT STOCK COMPANY.


AN AMERICAN COMPANY FOR DEVELOPING COAL
MINES. MANUFACTURING sTEKL AND BUILDING
RAILROADS.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRrBUNEI
PHILADELPHIA, June 15.-WhartOn Barker,
Of the rn Of Barker Brothers. brokers, sails In the
Scy MIA from New-YOrk at the head OF an
expedition TO Russia the purpose OF which is TO con-
consider he expedieDcy OF opening up coal fields IN
Southern Russia, the construction Of a railway system
from Southern Russia to the Sea Of AzOv the establish
mcnt of shipping port tho sea- and the erection or
works for the manufacture OF Desscmer steel rails MI
Barker holds several valuable concessions from the
Russian Government, which Will be confirmed II he un-
drrtakes the developments proposed
Mr. Barker is IN cooperation with several prominent
capitalists including Thomas A. Scott. Abram 5.
Hewitt, Cyrus W. Field, Hugh j. Jcwctt and sOme
Pennsylyanans. A stock company has been formed to
90 into operation IL Mr.. Barker accepts the Russian
conditions. A year ago he went to Russia aud was
there for two months business relating principally
10 tho subject which calls him away again. Since then
has had OF engineers in charge OF Mr. Henry
4. Been, OF this city, making geological survey Of
the unity and the purpose OF III" present cXptpOn
iustCs tic prosecution Of the vast and cOsty WORK
suggested. Mr. Barker Is accompanied by wayne
McNcagh, legal counsel john Frllz expert OF the Beth
rlcm Iron Company Charles ). Illnchinan, expert OF
the Pennsylvania steel Company; $. I. Fuller, chef
engineer OF the Philadelphia wilmington ana Balt
Railroad. The patty goes trst to London; then
thIUngh France, Austria and Hungary 10 the DonttZ
fields OF Russia. north Of tie sea OF AZ0V anu tue
iron deposits oi krlyOi K0g north Of the Crimea
Mr. Ial kcr has been III the service Of the RUSSIAN
GoycInn, mt for years and acted a Its agent In
he recent construction Of Russian cruisers at Mr.
(rimps snip yats. lie given title By the Car
ana ranks with Russian Field Ma Sials
New-York tribune., 1880-06-16
STORMS IN THE WEST.

RAINS WIND AND LIGHTNING - THE HEAVIEST
STORM KNOWN FOR LONG TIME-HOUsES
BLOWN DOWN AND MANY PERSONS INJURED
DAMAGE FROM FLOODS.
CINCINNATI, June 15.--The heaviest rain
storm known for long time visited this city between
and IL O'Clock last night. In three hours tho
rainfall 23oioo inches. Since then enough
has fallen to make the total moro than
inches All the telegraph poles 10 the North and East
went down except one, showing that heavy storm
passed north OF the city, Is reported that the railway
station at Hamilton Butler County Ohio, was struck
by lightning and burned. With the part OF the wires
being down. and all tho trains delayed, particulars
can be gathered.
special dispatch to The Gazette from Kokomo.
Ind says the cyclone visited a point near Frank.
fort and Cicero. In that county, destroying
buildings Several persons were reported killed ana
many wounded, but the wires being down. no names
could be obtained.
At Cicero. Ind, many houses were blown down Samuel
Miller wife and four children all badly injured. NJ
Lttes house was destroyed and all the members Of hts
fnmily were injured David Gerbers house was blown
oyer and Mrs Gerber was Iaay ialurod REQ. odL Inc
At Glendale, o., O number Of houses unroofed.
and the village was almost totally despoiled OF shade
and fruit trees.
At Ripley, Ohio, A. Tweed's tobacco warehouse was
struck by lightning and DESTROYED The loss Is esti.
mated at $4,000 insurance $4,000.
At ShelbyvIle, Ind.. Abraham Clark was caught by
the wind and carried into the air. When he fell be re-
celved fatal injuries.
Great destruction farms is reported all through the
country Immediately north Of Cincinnati but no loss OF
life.
CHICAGO June 15.-The telegraph company reports
that the heavy rains In the Northwest have prostrated
their wires and flooded the country. All Of
the ST. Paul wires down. There snow In Min
nesOta yesterday. The weather Is cold and raw here
to-day.
Much damage has been done the Upper Embarras
and Pigeon Rivers by floods. The dam and mil
RaymOndsvillc and Embarras and the dam at Perry's
Mil washed away. TDe dam at Clintonv1e gave
he IL.
including several buildings. Great damage was
done 20 the crops along the Embarras Valley,
and entire grain crop is probably DESTROYED, and
distress result to the settlers All the bridges
on Bear Creek carried away.
A OF Frank Lyon was drowned while crossing the
creek. Many families IN that section sought safety
the roofs Of their houses the houses being filed with
water -
special dispatch to The Times from Grand RAPIDS,
Wis., says For several days past the Wisconsin River
at this point has been rising very rapidly, until
the whole business portion OF the city Is under
water; OF IL has been swept away and what
remains Is in great danger Of being carried of"
New-York tribune., 1880-06-16
EEJIING C0LLIGE MEu0HIEs.

The Delta Chapter Of the Psi UpSIon Fra
tcrnity Acli il, annual reunion Il: the !. 0Iu> OF
the chapter ar night There were PIE cnt
many older graduates who renewed their youth
aud sang a2ain the old familiar fraternity songs.
The pr,scncr OF number Of drlcgarcs from sister
chapters aided 10 the pleasure of The evening. Tho
collation. which was served al the cn'c of The exercises
was elaborate, and the floral decorations were bcauii-
ful.
The annual supper Of the Gamma Chapter of the Delta
Pr Fraternity Of the UmycrHty of the cry Of New
York held AT SrglOrncI's restaurant In Lafayette
ace last evening. In addition IT, IA" undrr''IHdu1tr
inrtbcT- CrlU1tc u,rInbtiS uf many years riuill"
were pres and a'lti 10 the Da-,Ir c ucciisun
After ahpr.tir supper q, tie Id-
iuurrd 20 tIc nu ic room, aud Tie building rrBJuuded
With college and fraternity songs
New-York tribune., 1880-06-16
roo DEAF TO HEAR TIE CoLIIsloN.

SloNINGroN. June IA very singular mel
dent occurred III connection with tho calamity
on Long Island sound The Rcy. Mr.. Cush-
man. one of the editors of The ChrrcbLdn, of New
York. who is AN elderly man and 80 deal rs to be
cnmprIlr,l to use an ear trumpet. was n passenger
on the Stonngton he slept undiSturhcd through
ont the night and aros" Saturday morning WIN
no kunwcdgc Of the occurrences OF the night. lie
drsscd and shaved himself and looking ont of the
,.,,,l,,v ,,,,s amazed tn see cars at what he
s,lrpo,cd was the depot IN Ncw-Iork. Leaving his
statc-ioom the sight of passengers wrapped m
"n,',. wr,l,. and 10 make inquiries he was greatly
excited and sat down To write.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-16
Ay IMPORTANT CAPTURE IN cANIDA.
HARRISON ARRESTED IL CANADA-sEyEN PLATES
SFIZFp.

HARRISON ARRESTED IL CANADA-sEyEN PLATES
SEIZED.
TORONTO, June ia few days ago man
giving tr mc Ol Robert AnGcl son was aiitSicd at the
village q. UnOnyi!le the charge 0f passing counter
lci, bill. H. was committed for trial and brought to
TIOno lail pcicctvc Murray knew him 10 be llarr-
SON. the noted (0nncIfItcr Of the United States ana
tanad, whom hc had been arcr for five years Harr'
son &C. if s,cd ana took the detective ont to bush
about five mrs northwest Of the city and there fouhd
Il boz buried at tie foot Of tree. There were iu II
seven plates, vi: SO plate OF the Ontario Bank.
- uaic of the ,iraIian Bank of Commerce, 81 plate
# TIE Dominion Bank. - and 81 plate OF the Domn
ION Bank Of CIIida an two - plates or the United
sIair- lr.IcuGcr nutr- Inrre Ia IL standing reward
q. - 900 offered by the UniicI states Government Tor
the cap ur, of the Last tao plates. The whole OF them
are yliu"d ~ i5OOO I.rrlsOn has cen counterfeit
* fu the pl>t t.IIiy years. lie II an cngraver ana
ms Wufk was well executed mat tie AmcTCnD notes
t.s Il rougn the IT, Drpai tmrnt at Washing
ION uudcir,i,d 1hS considered aS the most mpUT-
TINT arrest IF c)uutcr;etcr on Tins Continent lOr d
number q! Itdia.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-16
FAREWELL TO EDWIN BOOTH.
ppEAKFAST IN HIS HONOR.

DNIhNI 1A&'I 11' ''-0
ADDRESSES BY JOSEPH JEFFERSON, LESTER WAL
LACK T.. c. sTEDMAN, ROBERT CoLLHER. AND
oTHERs-wIILIAM WINTERS POETlCAL TRIBUTE
"A BRILLIANT COMPANY AT DELMoNlCo's
At the farewell breakfast which was given to
F1win Booth at Dclmonico's yesterday addresses
we're made by Mr. Booth, Judge Brady Joseph JET
fersop. Lester Wallack, Lawrence Barrett,
the Rev, Robert Coyer f. c. Sted-
man. Algernon 5. Sullivan. Chief Justice Daily
hnd others. William Winter read poem.
All of the speeches contained tributes to the guest
pf the day, and all united in wishing him pros
porous journey abroad and safe return to Amer
lea. There were more than $50 persons at the
iahes
New-York tribune., 1880-06-16
CAPTAIN YOUNG DEFENDED.
HIS GOODNESS AND BRAVERY pE>CRIBEp RY EwINt
A. rrrrKsnN. OF NEM-mAMIsILIRE.


A. PrTrRSpN. OF NEw-HAMIslIIRE.
PORTSMOUTH, n. H., June 15.-Ewing A..
Peterson. OF Greenland, n. H., wLo was on board the
scncr Narragansrt and remained thereon III captain
Ynnng her master, lcf aud then leaving WIN h!h' ID
nn interview tuday states that he discovered SPARKS
,, tro,, me- lr IN, smukcstlr lr amt calling the car
tais atcnt, thereto The latter hnSrnrd 10 the pllOt'
housr where hc Informed the pilot that the vessel was on
fire I'm less than five minutes th" Hines were under
such hcadwlY that Clptnin foinS had tne I'ie alarm
sounded calling the crew 10 cXtnGuirh The ndme' but
iii, ir ,fT,rs were OF no nyail The steamer had then
sunk rs fr ~ she could and he brgnn throwing chairs,
so:a. doors IT os etc. overheard to afford succor to
thCsc in tho water.
Mr. Peterson further adds that Captain HOnng' whom
la bcroc saw WI, the ars. man he met, and be
tnr constantly with aud near him found lIlm always
cuol and cUllecic giving his niirrS dathci}hhd I0
Mi tho any man could 10 under such til 'n% ordeal
fh,t hc .d not lciYr TOE - im.r unuI dINc ny M
,',,'l mia fc u,.. 1.ty sjartrd of with twClyr on
board but when they arrived at thc otOLb6lVn they
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part OF the day the movement was steadily upward
Partly cloud and cloudy weather prevailed with fro
quent light rains. The temperature ranged between
500 and &C., the average 1880 being 12+s lower than
on the corresponding day last year. 70 lower than on
Monday -
Clear partly cloudy weather. with higher temper
New-York tribune., 1880-06-16
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
Synopsis for MP D IS. u HOHrS.

WASHINGTON, June 16. j a. m.-The bar
omrtcr has fallen. and ia lowest III the eastern portion
Of Tho South Atlantic States Ii has risen decideny III
the Northwest, Lake Region, Tennessee ana the ONO
valley with northrrly winds and clearing weather. The
winds i'm thr Middle Atlantic States continue caserly,
with c'ouy weather and ram Occasional local rams are
reported from the Guf States The temperatures nave
risen I'm the Lake Region and Northwest fallen decid-
cdy IN Tennessee and The ONO Valley, but risen again
IN thr latter district Reports from the stations on the
Pacific Coast missing
IndtrdrOnS.
For the Middle Atlantic sate7. rising barometer
on iclnucraIurc ea-trry backing TO nOrthery wihus'
,,nrtly cloudy or cloudy weather
F,r Now ENGLAND. static nary or rslnS DarOmeter
and tpmperGturc, variable winds and parity CLOUDY
weather.
Camiiondry Signals.
Cautonary signals conlinnc from smithville to New
YORK.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-16
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA. June l5-Spansh gold. 227 aG227si. Exchange
in fair demand on the United States 90 days gold ed5S
i7q premium: Paris 34d3'4 premium. sugar active
and rising NO. - s. StGSo reals DER arro6e IN goldi
mon FAIR sd7a reals; Centrifugal yG' polarization go
d0Js
New-York tribune., 1880-06-16
LGCIL REPuBLIc.IN MEETINGS.

A spcri: meeting of the XVIII Assembly
District H. pabhcdn A.-Ociaion was held at No. 3o2
Wet TAirtyifin-s Last night. Resolutions approving
the to,n =, OF Ic Chicago Convention were adopted
The Ecrubnciu Campaign Cub Of the XVIII Assem-
by District held ratification meeting last evening at
y, III No.oud.ayc A constitution was adopted, and
l3G u,iubrr. were enrolled Fourteen names were
I.r,n,sc! ion membership.
Inc III As,' mbly District lloul-Glass cup mel al
y, 25 (ra ,I-.'. last night and elected me ioHOwlhS
orlrrlr: f. II. Srutrn". president; pawn hrIy' wee
sri,ry AZ or finishing business, the organization
,i,nayri lin" Itirl and Arihnt banner nprccnrs
~, ~. , y j. H. JARVIS of NcN Jersey. Henry Loewy
ihnm,s 4. GEAR, Philip Aschenbaen, j. WiLoughDy
Th mblicans # the town Of East .Wesches
fer Conn, hrd meeting on MuDiay evening TO make
arrangements for earn, Ia Ia anu % ~ o in,,, C '
ycntion aud approving the nomnrr, was adopted, "A
commItt'c o. thirteen was 'pl"lhtu, pl, ~ Se'c'' P''
u,nncnt officers of tho proposed OIGihlzatOh'
PREPARING FOR TIE CAMPAIGN
A. ]. DittenhOrfcr, chairman of the Exccu-
frye committee of tue republican Central Campaign
Climb IN pursuance of resolution passed at tine last
mcctlns has appointed the following committee 10 make
,rr,ucrmcn.s fer carrying on The campaign: BeHJamh
Mair'r Ca'GS or, M@r!' " Tlmcr Charles H. House
ley Henry L. Jennings. Fiancis EiheridSe' hcH"rd
Marshall -
RATIFICATION IL BROOKLYN
Tho RcpubIican General Committee of Kings
COMFY held meeting last evening Dr. James
w,tf ur,s,dcd Colonel Lewis r. StCgman spoke
~ thr work OF the late COnycutl"n. ana
Ionsrd much enthusiasm By his praise OF Gar
field and Arthur. lie regarded the nominations
~ he hrs; that could have been made. communca-
zion from the members Of the C0l0rcd Republican Cen
rrai Committee, pledgng support to the lreSidehtia
but threatening to bolt oc3n0minces unless
h, ht Ii ir proper share Oi pairOEhG"was presenter
Inv SIR tntfun a s.Lllc man from the Seventh Nart IL
cr forth ~cH>-lonan! on mo ION ol MI DdEe''' WIS
nromptly sent back tOlts UrlginhlOIs
IN THE NINTH DISTRICT
special mre:in@ OF the IXih Assembly District Re
tubucnn ASSOCIATION was held Monday evening in the
III; ecker Building, ut Blrecker and Morion-ss C0nsid
rrubc discussion was caused by the election OF new
SET ~ ,nicrrs last Tuesday evening, while Alderman
Iohn " Jacnbna the president OF the ASSOCIATION. was
Yt Chir,go This difficulty, however, was finally st
rlhy the rerlcriion Of Mr. JacubuS R,Soutlnns were
rn,.d IN support of the nomination Of Garfield anu
New-York tribune., 1880-06-16

had tweny-eght In tho boat Mr. Peterson also speaks
of equal praise of Freight Clerk King, OF the
Narragansett, stating that he him rescue from
burning staterOOm mother and child and also after
ward, noticed him towing raft containing twenty
eight persons, alone rowing bis heavily laden boat
Mr. Peterson is convinced that the captain and crew
did all that could be done under the circumstances
New-York tribune., 1880-06-16
A FIRE IN EEOOKLYN.

fir, dOirg $500 damage occurred yCster
,y a lrruoon - tic vanish factory Of JOnn Barrett
~ North rwclftl-si.. brtwcrn Flfth aud 5iXth-3ts
J;rookIvn one Of the wOrkmen, In the facury, Mat
Inrw II COG 4 d, ihi t- iiC, o y. 3I5 UnIJu ave."
u ~ i.iui,u al u the Lc d ana bi,k.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-16
ONE OF TIE VICTIMS.

BOsTON, June 15.-The body of Mrs. r. G.
Checkoy of this city, and natlve OF Chelmsford who
was passenger on the steamer Narragansett and who
died ho ty after being rescued from the water reached
Lowell to-day. Her child, which rescued, Is doing
nall
New-York tribune., 1880-06-16
A TOWN OYERSHADOWED.

ATTLEBoRo, Mass. June 15.-The Narra-
gauset disaster has been appalling in its effect upon
the entire community OF AttlebOrO, casting fearful
shadow over many households. or seventeen persons
bound for AttlcbOro eight lost The funerals OF
three of the victims were sOlcmuized here today
New-York tribune., 1880-06-16
GRIDrlTES or rIchER INSTITUTE.

Last evenings rain and wind failed to deter
the many nicrds of the Packer Collegiate
Institute from assembling in the chapel
for the thigiy-four;h commencement cNcrc'Sr-.
The llitc ChlIcl was crowded That
many were unable - Obtain s'ardnc ROOM The
or.an was wrratncd IN flower, Hul the pu li wa- a
mass Of ycIdur from which stood ON IN bold relief the
figures ~U." wurkcd IN crimson grraniuinS Ah0F"
WAS q large cluster OF cAl!l hlcs.
The stage WA orcupcd by The trisco AND ID" iacul-
~ while the graduating class. with trc other -'uIcat >
occupied seats IN front at thc left Tho m"mn'rs Of the
Graduating 2. dressed ~ white, AND clch cnrrr a
arg, bouquet the present Of A \. Low. president ~
the Board Of Trustees TIC Large audience remained
attentive throughout in spite ~ The h'ai. and cA'h
graduate warmly applaud II by her friends on the
conclusion of her essay.
The diplomas were then presented hy Prof'fsor u.
Criticndrn WITH few words - rougrdtulton lie also
delivered to each mruh,r 81 the graduating cns- an
elegantly hound COPY ~ George IIr;u0i's L!c and
Coitcs yontcurc.' - nlSu the gift 81 Nj. Low.
m c-s th,u sang ~" ci - ,"nT the words ~ Whcj
wrir hv III, Luli- II. Iurrll
The Rev Ir Farley ccneratulatcd m" s'uHctt- upon
Tie proficiency they had tAo"n IN singing and cusch
the exercises w.th Il brHcd'C'iun.
The graduate went to the library. where fresh
surprise awacd them the Shape ~ hHu,rous hrauii-
iul nDra. rIDutcS from thar men Is. An inrmh re-
cculiou iooW q. md the rooms or the l. -ituir were
thrown open 10 Ia friends.
TEc fu lnwiH. are the names OF the ralua'iug class
EarcaV, Mary V. Mrad, l. u meth Il.
Bratt'c, Isabella II. Murphy, CIl"hh" y.
Er,inl. 4. Jnsrliine patt,Isuu. Nrr} \.
n. II c f.. puitti &.
CaS,idy JrsslcJ. l;udd. Annie McG.
Cole. Elta T.. E"mmcN, Martha L.
cum u. Charl"ii" g. ~trr-. Marie.
De- -paid. Mary IL. smith Eizlhch j.
Gsdacy. Ida l.. smith. IyrlinI H.
Idc Mary :. 1urhull Grace
.Iouc., May \. Dixon Van Bruni. Carrie
L"nroX. Bertha T. Wrlis. LOUISA II.
Mead, Fanny :. N"~scllr, Susin w
New-York tribune., 1880-06-16
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
PROM HAMBURG-DY sTEA
LATEST SHIP NEVS.

PORT OF NEWYORR R...ARRGVED JUNE 15
Colon Griffin Aspnwall days to Pacific Mail Ss Co.
Marion Gould GeOrretOwn T., Win lumber
to order: vessel 10 Vernon II nrUwn Co.
Brig Henry Ceayes Palmer, Cai1ena5 9days win sugar
order; vessel toJ ii Win hester & 60.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-16
ANXIETY ABOur TWO BROTHERS.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, June 15.-TwO broth
ers William d. and Albert Smith, left here Thursday
night Boston, intending to proceed by steamer the
day 1t is feared that they were on the Narragan
sett "a nothing has been heard from them since they
left One wore a plain gold ring marked " L. l.. to w.
So and tho other an Odd Fellows badge
New-York tribune., 1880-06-16
UNIITRxITY or rESNSlIrINIL

PHILADELPHIA, June 15.-Thc 12lth an
nu commencement "i the University Of F"anNy ylyaniI
Qcrnrtmcni or Arte took pace day at Tie Academy
of Nh ,c Til, house vas CsoW:cd VITA Il tma nu cucr
1ur vai,dic.Ory addr ~ delivered by Theodore T.
S,.,ii
New-York tribune., 1880-06-16

Angostura Bittcrs VIII surely you you suffer from
lOosepes OF the bowels Of cOuntees and
grocer the genuine article prepared by Dr. T.
&. g. Siegert & Sons.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-16
We know that there is nothing on earth
equal TO Hop Butcrs az family medicine.

You may escape all danger from attacks OF
Diarrbnt. Dysehtcry. CDulrra MOrbus, by O little
iorcthuught providing yourself with d. Jaynes Car
ninatlYe BalsaLn--an od remedy aud cnIrely safe
New-York tribune., 1880-06-16
FrAER1L 0F EX-SANIroR EArARD.
.NINGTON, June l5.-Thc funeral of the

" WILMINGTON, JUut ID.-Iht IunrraI OF Tic
late cX ScIat@r Jim.s \. Bia:d thls afternoon at
tended uaLYu the leading ciZ, Hs Of tn state, anda
Lumber of :rary:r at rc!. tie family from ether
states Ex-iuVciuor Cochran AID Chief Justice
COwrgy-, wcr, amUHS TIE y 81 bearers.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-16
TR,RIrTEs TO A GREAT ACTOR.

The breakfast was characterized through
Sut by the heartiest words of admiration for
The genius AMI esteem for the character OF the
famous tragedan 1t was nearly L O'Clock when
the company entered the breakfast hail. At one
lpd was q raised table, at right angles to which
we're four others. Flowers and elaborate speci-
mems OF the cooks art made the tables
very attractive to the eye. Upon each OF the centre
pieces was placed shield bearing Mr.. Booths mono
gram Upon pedestal behind the raised table was
bust of the houored guest ana above it hung picture
Of Shakespeare. The United States flag formed back
ground portrait OF Mr.. Booth, which was suspended
from the little gallery over the entrance III this gal
iery was an orchestra which played selccuors from me
TO time On the brackets around the walls were pic
lures of famous actors-the elder Wallack John Gilbert
and many Others.
The gathering numbered nearly 1G0 At the centre OF
the raised table judge Brady. On bis right were
Edwin Booth, Parke Goodwin, Lawrence Barrett aud
william Warren On bIs left sat Lester Wallack Joseph
Jefferson, the Rev. Dr. f. Z. Ever and ChiefJusuce e.
r. DAILY. At the head Of the four long tables we're
George W. Carleton, Algcrnon s. Sullivan Whteiaw
Reid aud Abram S. Hewitt Among the others present
New-York tribune., 1880-06-16
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

YhH0ns In this cry hy TENNIS OF
divisions tine "a hou
line represents
M mercury during Tue broken dot Inc rpteseMs t
lhdeAIed ny
pl,.r !laB
New-York tribune., 1880-06-16

TRIBUNE OFFICE. June l6 l a. m.-The barometer
f little yesterday morning out during the Sr.ater
New-York tribune., 1880-06-16
11olitiral Not,ees.

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New-York tribune., 1880-06-16

were:
+. c. StedILan,
5ames K. OsgOOd,
Constant Mayer,
Robert COilyer,
Justice Gcdney,
Curtis Guild,
benjamin. X. Phelps,
l.. l.. di CcsnOla,
v. BOtta,
William Winter.
X. &. Roosevelt,
Judge shea,
A. NJ. Palmer,
Steele MJckaye.
4. f. Clifford,
Noah Brooks.
John +. Weir.
j. Il. 6. Hassard,
W. +. Gill,
W. c. Church,
Charles WatrOus,
+. i. Ward.
George Il. GoOdalc,
JOhII Elderken.
Major j. NJ. Bundy,
DR.. Pardce.
Charles Pope,
William Bond,
T.. A. Buck,
n. Y. Huicbings,
{. ). Smith.
Samuel Shethar,
DIR. j. Nj. sims.
DIR. Austin Flint,
W. K. FlOvd.
John Z. Ford,
DIR. L. ii. Hamilton,
Charles Phelps,
A. T.. Lancaster.
Edgar FLwcctt,
j. A. stowe.
j, II. Beard,