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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-08

CURTIs-At his hone WatertoyD Conn on Tuesday Juy
9, William Edmond Curtis Chief Jusuce OF the saperos
Court OF the City Of Newf0rk.
viii be held In Christ Church, WateftowR
Conn.,, Friday ext az O'Clock
-. station Nevfork and New Haveq
Railroad at sO5 connecting with Nan9atuck HA1b
road. and ming reaches this city AZ lO5Op ~.
DIXON-At Hudson, July Nathan r. IN.
OF Edward h and Antonio Draper Dikon as an
weeks.
DRTsLFR-On Friday. July 2. az Greenburg, Wesehestse
COUNTY " y Charles Henry. infant OF Henry Drser,
r.. and the late sarah G. Dnsler.
FOwLER-o On Wednesday. July T. Alma Halsted, wfs %
Moses r. Fowler, AGED 50 years -.
Friday 9th inst, ~ IL O'Clock M az the frst Aenr
odist Episcopal Chsrch, White Plains
MCCARTY-On July s. $780, Charlotte daughter OK the ae
Peter McCartY. -.
Relatives friends the family respectfully invited 70
from her late residence, No 10 kAss
25th-st., Thursday July :. at o'clock y. m.
MORRISON rnurs evening az Bergen Point, NJ Cen
william I. Morris, aZsi 50 years
Relatives respectfully invited % atteni his
funeral the Reformed Church, Bergen Point on Friday
9Th inst, at o. M. -.
Carriages the 800 train NewJersey Central Rab
road Friends kindly requested not 10 send Towers
wHITE-on Tuesday July g. Matilda wife Of sylyanus
White.
Funeral from her residence No BIG Halseys Brooky
Thursday, the 9Th inst,, al D. IN.
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IN THE CATsKILLS.

CATsKILL, n. Y, July 6.-Tbe hot weather
OF June has created an unusual demand for at
the houses in the Cask region this year. All desir-
able rooms al the Prospect Park Hotel now occn-
pied for the season. The guests from New-York,
Albany Rochester and Buffalo chiefly, but many come
from the South and there several people from Eng
land Mrs General Bsdeau In here. Senator Kellogg,
OF Louisiana. 10 also here. The following are among
recent arrivals from New-YOrk Cityi
E. Hammerslaugh and family, A. II. P0meroy and fam
uv Mrs Henry Fails and son, William II. Pomeroy and
Higgins, " PorDy, Miss Y E Buckhelder. v. H. Brad
ford aud family Mrs. NJ Schubert William Taylor and
wife, Charles Lord and family, George w. Cowes,
G. g. Clark Edwin d, InFerso,I, h. E asErS
ter Miss Emily Graham, william Smith Brown,
owen Jones and family, Mrs. r. Mnturn Miss Mintura
Miss NJ. sands Miss Buckley, Brewster Rlssam aud
Morris, William Post Theodore +: Taylor. o b. Crtten-
den snd WIFE, r s. Gray and family, =. A. Williams and
family, NJ. 81 Davis and family. Mrs. Goodman Davis.
]. ". Stevens and wife, j. W. Coehrane and family,
Thomas Walden and family Mrs Davidson, Q. G. Wal
den and family. William Aohr Clement Fischer, 3 4.
Barnes aud family, F. II. Rogers and wife, Dr. Charles
IT, Dumentha IL. Z. 6 Chambers and wife, ID. A. Lind
ley and family.
Among other arrivals are:
William L. Bull, wife and daughters, Philadelphia ;
r. D. Garrett and wire, Colorado; J. b. Puck and wife,
Georgia; E. NJ. House. Houston, Texas T.. Lambert
and Wife England and c. L. Halves. Charlottesville Ga.
MARLBOROUGH, n. j., July THE rush of
travel up the Hudson to the tgs OF Ulster Greene
and Delaw are Counties this IL simply
Fully thirty thousand people are CHARTERED In
mountain homes. and they still coming. All the
cleaners carry heavy loads OF passengers. The new
day boat Albany hao TWO thouanu on board last ratur
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FURTHER TRIBUTES TO Mr.. RIPLEY.
A Loss TO AMERICAN LEI IEES.
From The Hartford Colrant

The Hartford C0uraRt
The death of the venerable scholar and
critlc George Ripley, so long the literary editor
or The NEW YORK TRIBUNE, although occur
any decay OF his powers any cessation from
labor-and OF all deaths most fOrtuna3els no less
grief 70 al who knew him and loss To American etters
Perhaps OF ali American scholars who have chosen the
department of literary criticism, he was best
fitted by Gu tiva5ion, by experience and ny
temperament FOR his most difficult task. with
the deepest sympathy aud critical sensitive
ness. he was almost wholly free rom prelu-
dlce and he nad that level balance OF Judgment when
is rare DE belonged the constructive and not 70 the
destructive school OF criticism. and no other man IN
America has done more IN his department I'd
build. up a sound and wholesome literature. MS
praise was always cordial ana pretty CERTAIN
10 be deserved-fOr his standards never the epem
era modes OF the hOui-aHd his oOndcmnaons, Whlch
were kindly spared n possible we're always let 10 DC
IN ness and helpuuess yOung author, equa led lry
ings and in time 10 came Ia be realized tndJ the sever
esr crgcism that could befal literary aspFant was
Dr. RDevs silence. HIS scholarship IN the whole RANGE
OF modern literature thorough by tue cast OF Ms
mind inclined to philosophical and metaphysical SUD
i.ci-, ne might easily have attained emlnence as
original Investigator had not circumstance cdiet
INN intO the heid Of criticism. Born at the Deelh-
mig of this century. his relations nave neen close
with the est minds 81 this country and win many OF
the FOREMOST thinker OF Europe. An adequate boEii-
ply which we VIII be prepared would uoI Only De
history Of .le intel c,ual movements OF nall cen
tulv. but would add 10 our snort isi OF holaDle
men one OF the brightest Ornamenis OF our l. {
teis. and put the world In possession or an
admirable character In these brief words we 81 10
express the siucer-sr appreciation oil writer whom ca
road was 10 admire OF whom 10 know was 10 loVe
T. can he SAID OF him, beieye with truth, iLat NJ
ough he never was nufai,lful %" TRUTH he mas -
left IN enemy and he has gone 10 meet Zone.
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Congress Water.

This famous water weLknown specific FOR constellation
indigestion al orders of the stomach liver kdnes
bladder &C. crude mineral wafers doaasstis
0rsfgn only such disorders When icy ek
tTltdRs DgstsCsy induce te oy teiF cIscs
on All mineral waters that are IAN
ttgats be known by their dcrfded IKE Htsr
sold bottles ony BY eafng drugzst grocers ana
hotels. and Empire spring CO.. safaoEs " y
Knnpp's Extruct of Roots for Making Root BeerDrug
gs.s and families viii ind 70 the adj
Vantage l. use article. IT only MAKES the best but
the cheapest beverage the market sold by mos drugs
Dcno York. send lOr circulaf
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MACMILLAN & 10.

The Fua,ish Poets Fdited by T a. wari With ren.
oval ntropuctIon BY Malthlw Ar9rd Vol Tanner 70
psnns VoLII-nen JonsOn DRYDEN. I'll 81 per volume
The Public Picture Galleries of Europe. BY Kate
Thompson TEiid ehion. Numerous ILLUSTRATIONS l=no,
E,rl, Man la DriisIa His Piaee In tbs crtilry
Periud q, loyd Da~Ans. oy1 ias.rlteA SiOth 10 so
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CHARLES sCRiBNER,s SONS.

ID
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Poems BY r. II. stoddard Complete edition, With por.
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LATEST SHIP NEH.S

PORT OF NEw.YoRR. ARRIVED JULY 7.
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The Complete works of washington irving. An en-
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, JULY 8, 1880.

try to live that when our time comes and men ana
gathered about dust, sweet rain OF te.rs
may fali on our cSns' iRe tne tears .nS rye nobiy
10 do Thy will Let the whole hrart OF Thy Christ oe
and may we forever say, whatever happens to us,
Thy viii be done" Amen.
THE CONCLUDING HYMN.
1--WE viii now sing together one OF two stanzas."
continued Mr. Collyer. Ia which feel sure this
tender human heart now still in death, would have
SO delighted"
The first and last verses of Hymn $40 were then
sung to the tune Of Aud Lang Syne." the con-
gregaton rising and joining with the choir in the
singing. The verses were as follows:
II singeth low in every heart,
We hear IL rise and fall.
A song OF those who answer not,
How may CAL.
They throng the silence OF the breast,
We them "a Of yOre,
The kind. the true, the brave the sweet,
Who walk with us no more.
More homelike seems the vast unknown
Since they have entered there;
To follow them were not 80 hard,
Wherever they may fare,
They cannot be where God Is not.
On any sea or shore;
Whate'er betides Thy love abdes,
Our God for evermOre.
TAKING THE BODY TO WOODLAND
After the hymn had been sung the lid of the coffin
was raised and the relatives and friends looked on
the face OF Mr.. Ripley for the last time. The pro-
cession out OF the church in the following orders
The pall-bearers the coffin, Mr. COlyer
and the relatives. The funeral procession
was then formed. and the carriages. in which
were tho pall-bearers and relatives, moved slowly
toward the Grand Central Depot, where special
train for WOodlawn was taken. There were no
services at the cemetery. The body taken from
the car to the receiving-vault where it will remain
for the present.
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lfostro sits his throne TO swindle ignorance
OUT of $500 in ten minutes EscuIspus CELSIUS. nahne-
mann, Liebg beef-tea and watercures are all repre-.
sented by Turkish baths Tanner fass. Ptve "a ve
important Don't kill goose that laws golden eggs
You have done enough Stop to-day. You have won.
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Ma dame rbIay's Diary and Letters. Edited BY sarah
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The foreign mails Zoe tas wssk eniinr sAruRDAT
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Europe by steamship Clty Of Brussels Queenstown On
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IL The mails China aad ApAn eaye san Francesca July
10 Tic mans Anstrla ETC. Leave san Franc co my 5L
49, THOS. L. JAMES Postmaster.
Pos. Olce. Sew-YOrk. July B. 1880
structure. Impotence and Diseases Of the Genetaye ~
cans radically speedily cured Hours % AMI So
HENRY DANIELS D.. Ia Lexin ZlOn ave near -Jth ~
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Ruskins Seven Lamps Of Architecture Ne" SuDscn0-
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TIE TRIBUNE has received from the clerks
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the sendug Of poor women and csldrrn On IA eKcar
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MIDNIGHT WB4THER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
Synopsis for the Dfsl ~ hO'ers.

Synopsis for the Dfsl - hO'Srs
WASHINGTON. July 8. l q. m.-The bar
ometer is highest in the south Atlantic States; de-
preston of considerable energy central In Dakota and
Nebraska Occasional rains have fallen in the North
west and the Gulf aud South Atlantic States elsewhere
fair weather has prevailed. The prevailing winds In all
the distrcts are from southeast southwest The tenn
perature has risen in Tennessee the Valley Middle
States Lake region and Northwes; elsewhere IL has
remained nearly stationary.
I,dtcafiO1is.
For the Middle Atlantic States, slightly warmer clear
or partly cloudy weather. sOuherly winds nearly sta
tonary barometer.
For New-EHs gland. clear partly cloudy weather.
winds mostly sOutEery, nearly stationary temperature
aud barometer.
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TRIBUNE OFFICE. July 8. q. n.-rhe movement In
the barometer yesterday regular. with On upward
tendency. Cloudy weather was followed early IN the
day by fair and weather. The temperature ranged
between TOO and $40, the average t77a1 being sis'
higher than on the corresponding day last year and 4
higher than Tuesday
Warmer ana clear or partly cloudy weather may be
expected .O-dsy IN THIS city aud yirin!ty
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diagram esrgnssa vn.atisn y ,a ~ p ,sA s
precess mdnsh The Irregular white line rsprept. the
s mercury during those heur, The broken tot nn psssh vac
Pharmacy, al broadway
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SAN FRANCISCO, July THE following are
the closing official prices Of mining stocksi
Friday. To-Day.
DIED.

The Consolidated Virginia Mining Company
Jared dividend OF fifty cents per share.
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u0UGaTON. MIFFLIN * Co.

gsrd 10 books Of ne LGst three Jntas fBty Ijssrss,f
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pIrRIAL OF GEORGE RIPLEY.

SIMPLE BUT IMPRESSIVE SERVICES.
AZ .ppRvss by ROBERT CoLLYFR-FuNERAL ChRh-
= MONIES IN THE CHURCH OF TIKI MESSIAH
George Ripley was buried yesterday az
Woodlawn, after burial services in the Church
Of the Messiah. There was large attend
once at the church, notwithstanding the Fact
that many of Mr.. Ripley's friends were out
of the city at this season OF the year. Dr.
Oollyer made an address, which in tender
and touching way presented the distinguish
ing traits of Mr.. Ripley's character and llfe'
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Do.itieal Notlces.

Headaua rters FOX Political Portraits Flags and
Campaign outets.
NJ r. LEVY & CO.,
No 50 Howard-st., Nev-Y0rk.
Political Net Banners TranspArencies, Equipments s,
-'- @. MONKS. g. Q Broadway n. Y.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
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Structure Impotence and Diseases OF the Genessye o.
cans radically and speedily cured Hours % and So
HENRY DANIELS. 81 D.. Ia Lexinzsonsyenear -5th ~
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DIeasanJ
towels were applied to his head and he lay quietly
ON the cot for some time. About 500 he walked
into the ante-room, followed by his watchers,
picked up a comb and brush and made
ha.ty toilet, standing before the glass. He
then returned to the cot in the large
hall. number Of people had entered by
the railing. Some interesting experiments were
made by his washers about O'Clock to determine
esthesometer was employed, an instrument consist
ing Of two sharp points Wnlch are arranged at
rigbt an gles to q graduated scale upon which they
car be moved backward and forward. This was APP
plied TO DR.. Tanners feet, legs hands and arms.
He was almost invariably able TO tell whether one
point or two had been applied even when they
were very near together. lie distinguished dis
tances as small IS of an inch, and the opinion
of the physicians that his ensbity was not
diminished. These proceedings We're watched
with bated breath by the curious crowd
outside the railing While doctors were pinchng
Dr. Tanners legs, one man whispered, See, they
are taking his temperature" Another man came
out OF the hall, and meeting companion, ex-
claimed :" You out TO have seen what they cid to
the doctor They took sharp knives and pierced
his hands and feet. Oh. twas a terrible examina7
ton they put him to, and they pronounced him all
riohtp AZ last DIR. tanner became weary of the
crowd and motioned them oacA 10 seats along the
walls.
ropes have been stretched from side to side Of the
railing nclosing DIR. Tanners bed, table and chair
The Doctor says that II he dies no Is wilpg 30 have
bis body used tor scientific purposes by the phys-
SON Alien. Griswold W. G: Jarvis W. l. Iuttle
William Rogers, A. G. Reid, NJ. NJ. Mlths, Perey, II.
b. Kent, g. NJ. Eddy, Gum and Wash
Some curious specimens Of literature arrive in
the doctors mall One man il persuaded that some
one intends TO do violence to the Doctor and writes
They are planning some cowardly motives 20 try
and make you break your forty days fast A card
from the same man says;
DEAR SIR: am on the track OF those who would dis
rb YOU and shall bring them before the pubic before
long Keep courage. for 1 know and feel in my heart
Won are IN God help you and bless FOR
are hero. X NV
Several communications were received Yesterday
from George Francis Train one of which was as fol-
lows.
frmpOrtant.l
CITIZEN DOCTOR TANEEh Nine cheers FOR Tanner !
Old rrhoo i luii0us (Os course Tallow Candies /
Freight CabOosel sailing snip Antagonize steamers,
Palncr-,aiS and Electric hehtJ Compare Hammonds
roft. house pauGch with your spare diet. Regulars
ate dumb ones No medical butchers
~ 10 eyuel No more Brown-sequaTd sumner
utur,rrs by Raaln McIl No introducing serofula
~ uuisJucd vaccine No more morphine poisoning. No
n.,,rs ina house straghtI sckets OF BooungdaIe No
NOR. doe. og's hiIls touring him till he died"
80 more accusations OF mspTaettce. Old Gag
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-10
Election Returns.
CALIFORNIA.

~
enore Inc S.s Sl n returns are not yet in but
Hancssn, naS o.en received 20 determine that the
nancock electors Judge Terry excepten hsye
carried the state by majority OF Sco - &c ena
Wilt lne republicans have elected Al assembly,
men, giving them a majority of two IN the a.
senpiy and OF twelve on joint ballot.
VIRGINIA.
Full Official returns from counties composiny
the 4th congressional district OF Virginia give
Jorgensen, rep, over 5000 majority over Cole
man, dem. The total vote was nearly Ia 6I0
This is the largest vote and largest majority
ever given In the 4th district and leads the vote
for the electora. ticket by over 500.
MISSOURI.
The Official vote OF St Louis is as follows
Hancock. %, So; Garfield, % COG; Weaver S72
Hancock's plurality, sSl. Crfttenden, dem, for
governor, 1859: Dyer, rep, Is. 1852, Brown,
greenback, se4. Crittenden's plurality, 36s. The
plurality on the remainder OF the state ticket
ranges from 2S0 TO l,oe5. on the city ticket w.
u. Horner, Gem, for Judge OF the circuit court.
received LOSS majority; K. A. Noonan, dem.
ior assistant circuit attorney. l.424 majority;
isaac M. mason, rep, for sheTif, $3.50 plurality;
JOS X: Harris, rep, for circuit attorney. lis
piuIauly; Jonn M. Frank, rep, for coroner, Oil
pIurallty; John q. Wennor, rep, for Judge OF
PROBATE court, no opposition made; Lewis dem,
Ior PUBIC administration, no opposition: Sey-
mour ID. thompson, rep, for Judge OF the court
OF appeals, 5000 majority In the city and SsS In
The counties outside or the city which constitute
the JUDICIAL district. or the state senator's Ihe
republicans elect two, and OF the Is representa-.
lives the democrats elect 10.