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working with great unanimry, and ieol confident Of
success TINS falls


CHEERING ANSWERS FROM IOWA
INCREASED MAJoRI1IEs PROMISED FOR The RI
PUBucANs-Two CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS TO
DE kEDgEMED
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuNR.l
WASHINGTON, July 3O.-Chares Beardsley. the
Fourth Auditor OF the Treasury, rs in correspond
ence with many Of the leading politicians OF Iowa,
from all of whom he receives the most encouraging
intelligence.
Senator Allison writes; 4" | feel much encouraged
ut what see aud hear OF orr prospects,
The Hon. Galusha Parsons saws: We expect to
whoop Iowa up this Fall in magnificent s5yle-not
a vote less than 30 900 majority"
The Hon. j. A. G. Hull Secretary Of State, writing
the 10Th INST. remarks: " The Republican party
IN this State is more united than for years. and we
VIII give an immense majority"
The Hon. JOhu A. WOodson, State Senator OF
Henry County says: or course Iowa N Loyalty
Republican. We haven got down TO ~oIS here yet,
but the general political zone IS healthy"
The Hon John II. Gear. the wide-awake Gov
ernOr of Iowa, writes on the 23d OF July: Iowa
is right side mp: biz crop of gram and short crop
of GreenbaclIers As a matter of course we VIII be
redeemed 10 the Greenback districts"
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RALLY IN THE With DISTRICT.


MEETING At THE ROOMS or TIE Ii 'CoLN CLUB
ENTHUSIASM AND SPEECHES.
A meeting Of the Republicans Of the With
Assembly District held last nsnt in the rooms OF
the Lincoln Cub, at No. 81 Cunton-pace. which were
well filed. Robert Curran presided. and among those
present were Alderman Morris ex senator lent, ex-
Senator W. ". Hicks. Walter NJ. Chandler.
Colonel y X. Sawyer, Andrew Kinne, DR..
JoGn H. Dorm, Heury C. Percy. COCnei James
II, Stevens. C. Volney King, Charles +. ULieh.
W.P. Richardson. c. G. Waite, George W. Clarke and
Colonel Henry D. Tyler The chairman said that N
calling this rst meeting OF the campaign, he would say
tnat this a ReDu can Association pledged
10 Republican cause drst last aud al the time. and
Us members for Garfield ana Arthur and for the
rest Of the Republican ticket They purposed eecug
next November With these words he introduced their
old friend, ex-senator W. W. Hicas Of Flor da
Mr. Hicks VINO was received with cheers, said IN part
After enjoying other day the hospitality o. thls
club al the camDaEe The river arrived IN oWn In
tme 10 attend tAe Democratic ratification meeting.
ava led myself Of free c zens privilege % 20 into
that Of people. wltl my eyes aud ears
open sen 20 learn, and, 10 possible, nwardy 20 di
gest what III gat hear ana See A. the Academy Of
Music 10 seemed 10 that rue fuuora Obsequ ies OF
late anented being celebrated have read some
where of a dIstin guished character who TO his
own funeral and walked behind the hearse but IN ths
instance dead delivered the euogy Of his own
life ana presided at his own funeral obsequies.
with the proceedings 10 Irving Hall was more in
reresred You NAV look vain J Democratic news
papers for any statement OF the ISSUES that 10 be
discussed and settled between the TWO parties of
tls coultry. We expected TO hear burning words at
that meeting about finance the great indus rial and the
great agricultural interests OF the couDr' ABOUT ways
and means FOR securing liberties and the rights OF
large portion OF the people OF TINS country-hbertes
and rights which been curt ieG by cgs alton. by
menace-and other evils which have grown up during
twenty years OF Republican rule, but not one word
about these things did hear The Issue forced upon tie
American people not any blunder NJ the Republican
party nor any the laws enacted by tlat party
Tor the security the in 3c,e or the south III
states Il IL an attempt Tic part o. th recently
rebrOus South to be restored % the power ana control
Of tie Government Of This country That is the issue We
are forced % meet to-day"
Coioue y. K. Sawyer Editor OF The Daiiy sun and
Press. Jackson vile, Fla, addressed meru u IN the
cry fraud, and DumDer 90 new facts about the
Democra bai0OOx stuiug which, FOR years. has pre-
vailed % Florida
Waiter ~ Clarke alsO made sDeech IN which ne
touched upon points OF the present struggle
and folio wing The argument 81 Mr. Hcas, spoke Oi the
OF southern Democrats % power as an
event must initiate against the present peace and
prosperity OF the country
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THE NEWARK BANK FAIL IRE.
To the EdttOr orThe Tribune.

To the EdftOr OF The TrtbEns.
SIRi Ny attention has just been called TO
an article in reference the failed First National Bank
OF Newark j. published IN your paper OF July "a In
which he following appears
II h also stated that when Government Examiner
Magruder examined the accounts OF the bank about
year aud a half ago. he requested by one the
iargest stoekholdcrs, w4O was DOndsman for the
ra ser 10 make than ordinarily careful examl-
nation Of the bank satisfy him ne siocknoider a. 10
the nan real condition. ana that after tue extmna
ZION he was assured By the examiner that the bank Was
sound financially"
l the use OF NY name this statement entirely In
correct and calculated 20 do mo much Injury. viii
tacts bieh are that I didn't examine the First Ma
tinnai Rank OF Newark year and half ago, or AZ any
osh or time previous 70 It's failure was never even ihsos
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EzHszErzax,zzGEz


ANDREWS-Lucy A. vito OK James y Andraw. ana atngN
ter ths late tdwari GODFREY 40 COnpo ta' on tho
18th INST.
FOX-At -arat0ra springs July 20 Infant 1-ht Of Nor
mau aud Jane Blocker Fox u tlis .itv aged darS
GTLRERT-Iu Mariana. ta. July 20 l-9l the Rev Frank
b Gilbert Of Dr. Mary Gilbert 90 ST. lor..
HOPKINs-lu tins ety. raurs July 30 ESQ Marc
E. Mite 0 CaOnei SAMUEL H0pNna %. NOR 'rloHn. y j.
Funeral from loo East -th 81 Oh ,alfiAf 5-at 1at AZ
O'Clock u
Interment M Greenwood.
Friends invited
REID-At Hayer.t,w v v July 30 OF paralysis d tas
heart Aaron b. REID, aged % Yetrs
Funeral at ls HaverstraE. \. y, Monday,
A u "a. tocllrE
Trains eaye foot Chambers 81 az 2 o. m. and p ~.
POWEII on Neine,dsy July y. ofof a lhAera Alfred
tr edos Adeail and Arsa HONsI u his ON ycar
Funeral private.
T FT-Of duhtharia Pa isaics. y =, July %, Nele
Bafte Youngest daughter 81 klOs y. anu Juia NJ TAN.
age 3D. yeas and months.
VAN VLLFT-At Goshen. " Y. on wednesday. JrY -,
Jnia vile william d. Van Fst ami daughter OF the Lac
JOhn J. smith. ia the SRA year of utr age
Funeral service, James Chuc1 G. shen on caturday.
8lstiuiL, $50 OclO. a t 30.
WILsON-On jay 80. George Taylor only oi John
AID Annie wilson. AGED . years aad > months. VA
drowned q sabbath Day POM, LAKE George
Further notice hereafter
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INDIANA REPUBLICANS CONFIDENT.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUSK.l

by TELEGRAPH no THE TRTIUNA.T
WASHINGTON July 30.-General Thomas NJ.
Browne. the present Representative in Congress
from With Congressional District in Indiana, writes
privately to friend in Washington that his dis
trict will give 5000 Republican majority. In re-
gard to the State at large everything promises well
"The Hancock boom" he says. has dattened.
There enthusiasm Tor him here. The Demo-
cratic camp IS as quiet a graveyard"
Secretary Sherman has received a private letter
from a gentleman in Indiana who says: Mark US
down for Garfield and Porter. Although not IN
politics my position is such that / talk with men
from all PARTS OF the state. The outlook is un-
usually bright. and victory IS a f0regone conclu-
sion for the Republican ticket both State and Ma
tlOualr
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THE REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN.

PREPARING FOR WORK WITH WILL
i.,,,.xs FOR A.MFErISG or REPRESENTA-
r,vr nrpuBuCANs-How GENERAL GARFIELD
vuI Bg RECEVRD-APPEALS OF CoLo'h"
,F>-7nr CENTRAL CAMPAIGN CLUBS EFFoRis-
MEETINGS IN DIFFERENT DIsrRcTs-ooMMIr-
TEE WORK 80
the Executive Committee of the Republi-
- National Committee, and the Congress
s;orol Campaign Committee will NEE, with
tbe Republican candidates for President and
viee-pr sident, and prominent Republicans
from this and other States, at noon on
Tbursdavnext and discuss the plan OF the cam
ra,gn. A delegation of colored men called at
The rooms of the National Republican Commit
teo yesterday and asked that prominent white
,,on snould be sent South to speak for The
Republican party. An enthusiastic meeting
vas held in the With Assembly District, and
sneeches we're made by ex-senator W. w.
Hicks and others.
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L1rEST NRlP WIS
PORT OF NEw-YORE ...ARRIvEO JULY 30.
str cate Ctv Dsggett savannah July - - Geo ionEs.
aLn--L. Dl-lI.

LONDON Tuv SO-saeq 27tl insl. 3er 2sth lns- Nary
Bailey NON avesend for New reans. 30 Ard eH flr New
York Granger Rolf Cant N-isen Queen o Austria. 2jh
INST Mar ha ocalaud Me Emma lrnot ilpm Car
in tor Galveston Ieif Eck-eD nom Lu.crcs Tor Nrw ~ 4
David taylor hs4Iicu capt ri
sine. 3 TIA lust orient apt Alien lor NrN- 4prt
inst BruuIuO ACcame. AlipHfe iiut hitFfrtul
18Th inss Per chairman ClDt selN I'm ufL Jpun
Berry, Giu-cppo Mdo5ora. AIarat Dlpi tr-e Ut tnn
Ctfsenur B0.ivg Capt Lambert Hl-iu Angela
-Fnsat. 2erb Nun-s DOrmO, NuO to-lna carrps
fV R - at Be4chy cad fCaut t Arlrlt spt
AxelsauI Aeco: 10Th INST Annie iroop Nonihium Napt
orrI r.r,nr i1 mo chaun.I. Ac4nln. reA flla h0
o. nae Carmel CtDt DOntld, jacob -tamei, Iat'r Oipt
Penverutl b n Iavra Roads AL talsft ttt -turr ltu-
dof Deutschland. LOUISE Capt lIuuo~t a. uln Toy dVi.
prifis1 Amer "a Fra c.sca J whitney tl-i iAtfA
f.It r g--a Z e, vurd Ala Forest crown Jewell % ths
Lizard Caterna fainou %. LuZ Accame 80 1uD
ne Can't Rose In tatfetina. sovereign capt tutnlnh
Noou EoauG al kingroal. Gym ha 10 h ieinh Fii.asa
Bf.le ucv pone dot Bose hetfn. FRO net.
All -e lrll nsGarroth L. -trts0u Ca4 JD- ldinert@ne
lp -iccub-rE as Doyer RYev be "a fa-01fl Vih ast.
10 Mann CarJet Castle, PeersOurg, LeAaltea Capt
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TIE GOOpMOOp RAG Es.

p. LORILLARD's PAW PAW WINS THE MoLEcoMH
STAKES
LONDON, July 30.-This is the fourth day
OF the Goadwood Meeting The race for tho MOlecomb
Stakes for twO-yeaF-od colts and hlles was won by
L.rUiara's chestnut My Paw Paw. The second place
was secured by the Duke OF WestmInsers chestnut My
Meteora and the third place by Mr. Crayens bay colt
Capuchn Sir f. Johnstones chestnut colt Chelsea aud
Mr.. c Curts's bay colt Eiie also ran.
The betting just before the race was to against
Paw Paw 10 to 3 az inst MeteOrs, to against cspa
chin : 10 l against Chelsea and 10 l against Ellie
Carncntu and Chelsea side by side distance
pole where Paw Paw came To the front, and won Dy
kaf lengta with three lengths between the second
nj uirlIn nra
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The NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS.

CAMPAIGN WORK IN vERNoNT-PUsHNG An EN-
ERGETlc cANvAss-cALLERs YESTERDAY
The adv.ces received at tie headquarters of the
Republican National Committee continue 70 be Of
the most cheering character. In Vermont the
campaign has been opened with great vigor
by Senator Edmuuds General Stewart l.
Woodiord, and others. General Fitzpatrick
speaks there next week. and these will
be followed by others. In Name Senator Blaine,
Representative FRYE and others will be aided by
Generals Woodford and Fitzpatrick. Letters
ceved by the hundred daily from all parts of the
Union convey the intelligence that clubs are form
ing and that the enthusiasm of the campaigns of
1860 and during the war will be repeated.
J J Fstev of the State Executive Committee,
teleeraphs from Brattleboro. VT: Grandest meet
Ing last night ever held in Bratteb0ro. The Town
Hall was packed TO the street There was great en-
thnsiasm throughout. General WOodford was
grand. Major Clark, the solo singer, who accom-
panies General Woodford. made a most favorable
impression"
Charles r. Skinner, chairman of the Jefferson
County Republican Committee, sends list Of the
Garfield and Arthur Clubs thus far formed in thc
county There are clubs IN tue towns of aTlhage,
Worth Centre WOOdvIlle, Rodman, Pillar Point
Adams. Evansville, Waterfowl Worthwhile and
Theresa. / he club in Watert0wn Is a very large
one, with executive committee ~ each Of the
four wards. Mr. skinner adds There Will be
three times many in the course OF month.
The National Committee has issued q convenient
little pamphlet containing striking paragraphs from
General Garield's sDeeches. These appropriately
beaded, " Tue Death of slavery" Supremacy OF
the Civil Law" Public Debt and Specie Pay
ments" Taxation OF United States Bonds
Democratic Responsibility for the ReDelilou'
etc. To political speakers It viii be Of great ser
wee a. a sort of pocket manual, while II VIII at the
same hme bring home W tn great force 70 the
average voter political truths which would fail 70
engage ms attention IN long speech go
Among the callers Yesterday at the committee
poems were General n. +. Banks, OF Wathlm
Nas..; LeGrand b. Cannon W. Ii. H. Johnston,
q. Pau. Ainn.; William Il. Rice, Pensacola. Fla;
Edward Mcpherson. Washington; homas +.
House St Augustine. Fla; John L. Miller and
oliver Drake SmItn, EngleSood, n j.; Benjamin
wright greenwich Conn.
ASKING AID FOR THEIR BRETHREN.
NcoIOREO DELEGATION ASKS THE NATIONAL COM
hrTiEE TO SIND WHITE SPEAKERS SOUTH
GOVERNOR JEWELL PROMISES THAT THE SOUTH
SHALL Nor BE ABANDONED.
delegation of ooiored Republicans from New
Jersey, consisting Of w. I. Powell Jesse Lawton,
DAVID ID. Turner, james L. Merritt and T. +. ALI
ufldge. called at the Republican National Commit
see rooms yesterday and presented to Governor
Jewell and Secretaries Dorsey and Hooker petition
III accordance with q resolution enacted nj the last
s'hvent'on of colorsd men. held In Trenton. N. j.,
w 'uiy 10, 1850. This resolution provided that
ss'miitee of five be appointed to ask the Repabli-
@s''onal Committee that representative white
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THE FIRE RECORD.
LARGE FIRE AT wEsrFTELD.

WEsTFIELD, Mass, July 30.-A fire broke
out in the third Of building owned by the Water
Power Company about midnight. damaging the build
ing TO the amount OF $4,000; insured for SO 600 The
upper stories were occupied by the Hampden Whip
Company whose losses may exceed S2OOOO insurance.
$50 900; the other occupants were Dexter AveTy'5
plating and whip button works and ~ T. Tylers paint
ing works the loss which amounts 10 So 900, partially
tu.u
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LoNDoy July 3O-l2@0 .. M. =. bonds four and hat
uer cents lltss New 1000 trie 4 y 60. sel0bd
cOnsols 9Sil Atanuc aud western second oreazs
rsaes' cer'lit aes 2~ iuIms Central, ll'ls frnlsFl
wanna Central. as3t beading 3s. New IJrk erffa. 49,
LOSDoN July 3u-2 PM ousns A-i Cor DO money and
the account. liuns llZia t,ria a1Nicrs quote
pes OIL cenGmes Tor Tue ac
LOND0g july 3O-3 Illinois fertra 49, Reil.nz "a
LONDON. July 5B-i:l5 D. m.rars odFiccs quote tnfcs
percent rpnIe 81 ceutIg5 Tor the itcpuni
PARIs July Exchange LONDON. % francs 81 crns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-31

Of the doors Of the bank until June 70 1890 the second
day failure, and thea first me any oil the STOCK
!. ". MAGRUDER.
Treasury Department Washington. july 20 1880.
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DEATH OF CAPTAIN THOMAS TILTos

MANAsQUAN, n. j., July 29.-Captain Thomas
Tton one OF Oldest captains on the NewJersey
coast expired suddenly at his residence here last night
nj the age OF sixty eight years He largely
estad In coast trading vessels and mad lust returned
from an ex tended voyage 10 South America He was
Q prominent mason.
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SET ON FIRE BY LIGHTNING.

ST. JOHN, n. B., July 30.-Early this morn
ing the lightning niered the Western Union telegraph
office at Dorchester fire the contents. but the
flames we're extnguished before serious damage was
done.
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ORGANIZING In HUNTERDON.

HUNTINGTON, Hunterdon Co., n. j.. July
SO-Ihe Republicans OF Rautsn township met on Tues
day night July e. and organized Garfield and Arthur
campaign club They started Of with an enrolment Of
ssyenty-nve members and feel e0n1aent OF large In
crease 1t their next meeting. The Republicans are
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THREE STORES RURNED

MANCHESTER, n. j., July 30.-Three small
frame buildings with Of their contents de-
gtroyed by ire at stafOrdvc on Wednesday niglt. All
were occupied as stores with dwellings overhead Total
loss nearly st2OOO assurance. 81 500 The fire IL sup
posed 20 be The work OF al lneendlary
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FIRE IN BRITISH COLUMBIA.

SAN Francisco, July 3O.-lt Is reported that
the town OF Yale Br fish Columbia, the headquarters
OF the Canadian Pacific Raroadw burned the night
OF the 9th The FIRE probably the work OF au In
cendiary several attempts had previously been made
10 fire the town.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-31

TRIBUNE OFFICE. July 81, a.m.-The tendency in the
yesterday upward, but the changes
slight Clear and fair weather prevailed. The tempera
ture ranged oeween J99 ami 77o the average (6SSs9
being 1922 lower than the corresponding day last
wear and 20 higher than Thursday.
Clear and rar ither with slight changes In tenn
perature may expected IN chs city and vicinity to-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-31
MIDNIGHT WEAVER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS

WASHINGTON, July 81, l u. m.-The bar
onerer is highest ID Virginia, and lowest in the North
vest Occasional ram has fallen IN the Atlancc and
Gulr States and the Missouri Upper Mississippi Val
leys The temperature has risen IN New-Ensland and
fallen IN the Missouri Valey elsewhere it has remained
nearly stationary. SoutherY generally prevail.
Indications
For England and the Middle Atlantic states, clear
or uary cloudy weather southeast 10 sOutnWeS WINDS
nearly stationary tempe AZURE stationary lower bar
Ometer
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Give Prompt Attention and Treatment 40
this season of t.r year a Ahecllus 40 tr Bowels.
sueh ae u. arrhni g. Morhu.. DYsentrrr, Co., BY
using Dr. Jlyues CIrminafye Balsau you VIII Obtaia
immediate relief from tLese cOmpamts ana soon diYs
n An INN ~ IL
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ASSEMBLY NOMINATION.

JAMESTOWN, n. Y, July 30.--The Republi-
eau Convention OF the LIST Chaurauqua District to-day
nominated A. B. Sheldon for Assemblyman.
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IN THIS CITY.

A fire in the fancy goods store of Lena
chambere, at No. 362 Est renth-st. damaged the
stock $500 on Thursday. and the building $500.
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COTTON NAnKFrs-RY rEL HoRApH.

LfvEaPooL- July y0--l230 m--Cotlon tending down
Middhpg Upnnds 6iasdi MiadiinR Oriaans. 6isd sales
5000 oaeA insaans LOCO bales or saa sApeft
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TRIBUNE LOCAL DISSERTATIONS.

diagram someiea raraons IN ms cy 9y
during The d0t hne represents me
variations ruprratu indicated the Thermometer az hllnass
q Boada
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N4RRLEN.


CUOrWFII.-DFN NIs-On the 2sth i1sl. ia Braokyn y,
g. by the rev. -. Halliday, ~ rr esderce Of the oriiot
father Georgl enc veil and Fannie daugntcr OF cnaics
~
OuRTENTY-P NTTE2sON -On Iuly 2n. i--1. m Grlcs
Cburc . b uarck DISOt8. hy the Rev A. J heater, VIII
lam JOurleucy r. 3 Ithoii. OAK ana fann e, aiEn
John p and hc ale Emily A. fatci on 81 SiOoAyn'
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MISCELLANEOUS

HALIFAX JAY 30The United states training snip Poris
mDltn sailed tO-cdv 4 r Mount Desert Mr.
Tie scott from LFerp 1l VIA = Jolns NJ arr
TO Jay aid sail tomorrow Tor Bll4moie.
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MACHINE SHOP BURNED.

CHICAGO, July 3O.-A nre IN the puhdlhg
on Hayne-st near Blue lsandave, used by the United
States Rolling Stock Company a blacksmith aad ma
chine shop, AZ noon to-day damaged the bun ding. ma
chinery aud stock TO the amount OF $4,000 fully III
sured.
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Special Nouces

5peelal Aouce5
Be,t preuaration OF Cod Liver Oil ever
enng aud faGtenng Emulsion Of Cod Liver GA WITH nns
ehemists liz Boadway ANA SIS 5thavs, YORK. sad
Newport K. None other genuine
This lannon's water IS wesncwn specific constipation.
indigestion and al disorders OF me sos'h n.e.' s,s,
ana orstgn only such disorders wnen the. ex
on tho mucous Al mineral wlie. th.i are d,n
geroGs lrT'tdats may DC known os s' ,nNsrs ,ai
hotels Congress and Empire spring Co, salatosa y v.
Home Made Preserves.
PURE CURRANr JELLY
sPICED AND CANNED FRUITS.
JAMS JELLIEs PICKLES. &c.
HOusekeepers wishing the aove articles Dsd- rom od ias
receipts and warranted perfectly pnre sead order
IosARAH : McELRATH. 1913 Degraw-sf., BrooSyl, L. l.
Circulars with and prices sent on Application
GOODS STORED UNTIL AUTUMN WhEN DEsIkED.
Post Notce. ..r,.,,...
me ors s n' -, -" ~, NJ, a. III sDAY AZ A.
m Tor Europe Dy steamship Wisconsin, va Queenstown
on .is va onssasor a eorospOnsaes Prince aust
se sSs .D saas S aTsS RI RSDH1 q % roe
Europe anship Baltic via 0neensiown corr spon
dressedl 1880 for Europe nv steamship Cim'
Sra VIA p ymouJh Cherbourg and HsmDur9 on sArUk-
DAY lOa IN Tor Europe by stolm'hlp CIV Of kcnmon
VIA 9hsessscsn and A. 10 ~ tr .,sss a.
by steamship Deyona via Glasgow ana AZ ~ A N Too
s nn y ana smen ony The mails ior Hay and
Nspsoibo is,ys New YorS Jy n lie n.,s tor BrSs
aud Bay Islands leavs july ~ rhe mat. lor
Havana cave York Iuly - Tue mails for Aetirt
leav. Yors Guly IS and Angust D. To. MATS ior -
Pierre iquelon New Yorg IulY 10 The mails TOR
I4ayo July 20 rhe mails for Newfoundland
leave NewYork July 80 Tue Aspnwah ADD ,"utn
Pacific leave YORK July 81 The mails or china All
Japan leave san August H. The mAs t9r AS
trala etc. francisco August 2. ..-.
FhOS. l.. sAAEs PssimAtsf.
Post Once. NewYork July "a l>s0 -------
str,crure Impotence OF tae 4eaersags IS
gans radio Ally speedily Hours - AZ -
HENRY A DANIELS ID. IA lrxngtlh ave near t'ss ~
Doliiiral Aotlees.
t.mpa,su Banner and Oufat Co.. 40 Nessyst botofn
asures Tor Political Banne.s and Campaign Cool.
Campaign Equipments Of all Kinds Manufactured an
i0r 'Aio HERMAN FoRCE. 2ss BrOaaway. n Y.
aeaaaua rtsrs TOR POLITICAL B,NNERs.
PORTRAITS. FLAGS AND CAMPAIGN OUTFITS.
~ r. LEVY co.
No. So Howard st. New fors.
Political Goods.
FER IASTERSs. FiRESoRKs Ara
CAPEs. BELTS sHlkfS Sc
BEND FoR CIRCULAR AND PRlcEs
0EORGE RARaoNs. Nc. II raxk place. SewNork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-31
Touaress Wafer,

This welSnown specinc for roDstpadla
indigestion and al disorders OF the stonte hse
hIgtder crude mineral Wacr dVHaesfso
ma foTn only such disorders when te "N
si 6ut beng rrtdns positively induce hrn ~ he 81
on tho membrane. AL mineral wlifi M, Ns "a
eros yitaas may known by their Gcrtfetd Ike Hkr
fste sold M bottles Ouly leading druggists growers aud
botss Congress and Empire spring Co., saiatoga y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-31

Best preparation OF Cod Liver Oil ever made strength
enIng and fat.-n ng Emulsion Of cd Liver GA WITH ANNE
and pepsine. Origna Ell by CASWELL. MASSEY q OR
cbensta II Broadway ami SIS 5thays, New YORK. and
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-31

strcture. Impotence ana Dsoases Of tae Saasrss, IS
HENRY A.DANIElS. Nd Ia iexingt'h near - :,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-31
SPANISH INSOLENCE.

ANOTHER INSULT TO THE AMERICAN FLAG.
AN AMERICAN SCHOONER BOARDED AND SEARCHED
BY SPANISH WAR vEssEL-THE CAPTAINS