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SUMMER LEISURE.
LIFE AT LONG BRANCH.

-. r., ,xcu. July 2s.-The weather to-
a., has been delightful The mud caused Dy tne recent
ms has almost entirely Disappeared anu tne avenues
re AGAIN lin"d with elegant tnrnou's'
.ta meeting OF the Long Branch commissioners heiu
- evening il was decided to appeal from the decision
s,r,,,c Court in the case OF Munleubruk against
=. -, 1,e,och Comm ssoners. The Fin nee Commi
=. ..,r,,yerod 10 employ additional counsel for
n ,urnose Muhlenbrink was convicted last sammer
,,,s the Incense law and carried the ease 10 tho
Sren,e Court upon writ Of eertiorafi aud that bouy
- ave An oninion ads erse 70 the Commission
rb commissioners passed an ordinance last night FRO
,,s,,s, the payng upOn hand rgans or other musical
,ept and he ringing OF bells in the streets, within
the limits of the corporation.
..eoachiYr party. consisting OF the following aoes
to- the escort Of MIR. Ira Browne. visited Pleasure
NJ vesteri ~ Miss ]. A. Turner Miss j. T. turner
Me- v rseu Miss Netne Giles Miss Isabella eh'euS'
Ms Viola Parker of New. York. Miss Anna Ward OF
xe,gyork. Miss Sadie Philips Of Philadelphia. rhey
are all que Is of the West End
rba coored people have erected large tent on
1,oneve in which hod RELIGIOUS services The nrSt
meeting was held last evening when an elderly co'oreu
woman gave an exhoratOn OF about IN hours Iehg'h
,icn coud o. distinctly heard at distance OF TWO
hund Ell y"IoS Ii" r
nightly. ,
Among the late arrivals are the following;
ON Uoiel-Cenera. j Fl. Van Allen. Newport, r. l.;
prc1auan United States ARMY n II. Salisbury
ana wife Miss Tia Snvdet . GneS'"cN anu "ie' Ivy
Wv. Dr. " H. Heath. D.. X. L. Miranda and WIFE, W.
n n n n - L A Fisher, Z. l.. Syriker, New-10rk.
mi BytgHlon-C. NJ. BOiiman and wife L. r kleber.
psi spur; George Watson: John IIngswcrth WaIK'
=. N,s. Mary Percy, Jersey CITY; john W BALL
~ -. Io1u & OBJ ie j. 4. Schenck, New-York.
west n I'D HoisI-Mrs. james Bryce aud family N j.;
II Y D.,ttn aud vie, Phiiadelpna; i. u. McGeuni'
I'D vr1fe Rrooklyn Olga Richards, G b. chirds
anS VIZ Mrs G. Laftetts J. Pend~rgaSl T. A Phelnn,
r Car enter Il. HOPKINS. s. Bowdick' H. MeCasRer'
New YorR. - - - ,,,, ,,,- ur.,,,-
ton. d. C.: ne Rev. ]. Mem mus Batavia \. y " III,
q e,son B If 40; L. T. BlaKemore, Brook yn Nss
Minnie Ikea, imer G. +. EsUsy. W. Wallace Lard new
YORK. =, H.. A.. r..
Hunt J. b Ramsey, jr. lpha; Or A ). kien-
New York. ,,.. .,.,,,-,.
1aT,,s .r,.f, ir and faulty, Nrwark, n. j.; Ii. q
RopeTts " p. II ,nrv. Pm.sdelpha; L. H. Frazer ana
wife a. L lweuthai New-York
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5uecl1l Nouces



mails ws8k entny SATURDAY.
will tRls ass o. TUESDAY. Al a.
m tor europe by steamship Ni-cOlHu. va Queenstown
ON " I'D E.sDAf. at a aI. Tor europe Dy 'tetusHD
ssuia QuseusJO correspondence To- TT ace uue
pe-1y ildre -sei and AZ A. tor rr1uce dract "
steamship Canada, IaV tn - DA L.. IA iof
EuroDr Islp BIlilc va Queenstown corn spOud
encs tor Germany France must Dc speedily al.
dressell. ANA 1876 A. steamship Gin
b IA yInOuth. CheIboue Jnt HAMBURG on ~AIJ
DAi. To Europe uT sietn'hD tY OF nchmpui,
VIA QueenstOg ielcs germany ana ,colan
s.I and 10 ID Tor SCI aand III
rect ~ DrgpulI, AMI az a
EUROPE by lsnp Oder ~Outmp tOn AMI biemel Tue
na- tor ieumara. anI N0rylr usplc lei Oy
Hamburg steamers only lhc malls ipr hay and
MaraealO leave New July Y fA3 mair iof Bri1s
and ~ Islands eaye N6w-4 Ju.v * fhe nIaiis Tor
Havana leave sefy-Y0rk juiY - The mails Tor -1iol
leave New OH July - August lar mans iOr -
pierre N iGueiou cave New N0rA Juy % III mails Tor
Na-sar ave July - The mails 1r Newonhi ana
leave York July 3D. Toe mans 0r Aspu"aI ana ,Oh-a
Pacific leave iork July 81 The mails China tli
luta Leave san FrlItscu august H. Ile mans Jr AUS
Jrlll et.. leave franc sos AU Ist IS
IdD, 80. 4 4 - Postmaster.
Post Oniee New-York. Juil -. $50 "
structure Impotence aui Diseases Of the Grnsrtys os
CARS radically speed ly cufel u1ur. ID al 81
HENRY ADAM Els. ~ - LexnSt near -'.i 81
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WASHINGTON NE VS..
MIR. HILL As A CHAMELEON.

NIX HILL A. a CnAAtLEON.
RECOMMENDING THE SAME MEN AS BOTH LOYAL
TO THE UNION AND THE CoNFKDERACY.
lBY TELEGRAPH TRfBUERI
WASHINGTON, July 2S.-Au old acc uniting officer
of the Government recalls the following anecdote
of Senator Hill:
WHEN the Southern Claims Commission was IN
session several years ago. Georgia claimant ap-
peared and filed his papers," Among his testi-
InonialS was one from senator Hill asserting that
the claimant had been loyal man during the war;
The point was important. no dislOyal man was
entitled TO damages for injury to his prop
erty by Federal troops.
Senator Hill took considerable interest in the
claim" On one occasion be personally visited the
the commissioners 10 nrge favorable action. The
papers we're taken from their pigeon-hOle and the
Senator's voucher for the claimants loyalty was
found. Attached 70 it was another document IN
the Senator'S handwriting. found among the rebei
archives, which proved 10 be Il testimonial In re-
gard TO The same person, declaring that he was
loyal TO the Cor federacy.
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LATEST NHiP NEWS
PORT or NEwYoRG ARRIVED JULY %.

PORT or NEW.YORK ARRIVED JULY "a
str Labrador FRI sanger Havre July IL. 70 de Beban
Bark l,or Medelsen, Caruh 43 Gays Win iron 20
Order Ia .OcOvlch ~ 20.
Bark Queen Of Lon onderry. \ 81. Wilson NewDorS
tng days with ralg 70 order; vessel % SeamneN
LONDON July 2ssaled 25tl nit Morgan for Charleson
INST Johann Erie inch apt BrInnl for BOSTON, tHth
INST EilDIa for Phlade phia 2o INST Jaucc
l. PenIef CAST 22d INST VOrla D. san PetTo at or
1rS COu4ustatore: 23d INST. Cnchen. Haab
Parr; 24tn ms. i-~kdaI ~equei for N~w orleans Alice
Cooper YORK: 18th inst iremen Capt LeKel for
sandy Hook Thi0rva Chapman; 10th LOyeh
Ceestina capt paeurch 21h INST Nor apt IOrVeusenl
Aun0t Eve: 18Th nsi Athena Constantine Cap Cossi.
AR Oti ult. MOurHvia Caps Richards NJ "a iHst Nor
CaDt Andresenl. salisbury 23 lnst Mary Hale .4th inst
IA lcLarren 10Th inst BrnkOurn PriOrT. CrEia, Eeue
dies Aug-s tthauptn kuurr. 6th ln5L Woodlands. Al
rOra cant If0iin~reu Monsoon Daphne Cant WestDere
Awg cant WoDh0ltJ Carn0.a, Rector Steen. zlih ns,
Ellen 6, feg. schiller We-te n Empire, Ge rye Hurbut
CHin capt Emanuu sem. Kong Evstein. MarchluO capt
Can't Pauisenf krone Nepfun Capt Never.
Baltimore Dover Antonio >. HeTa capt Chlls1an-eu
Illna apt Brien. AtOu, iaugesund. Nehai Jiga r.
IOfte stewart Harmony MassOue e. IODda, Calcutta capt
Dav the latter the Channel LOUISA and Augusta IA lhe
Channel John Bertram Dover Thames N0ye. Ofeb last
Dungencss Haknas in the Channel Ocean capt Aen
2-tn inst thd, knuisyg. A!bar9s- capt Byorngl
an three DuuEeuess 81 eat N2pie Prime pc i Luceoi0
Times Prudential ViuceuzO Caiaoia, saga Capt SJOrsT0n
MISCELLANEOUS.
MOYTRFA July 2sTbe arrivals OF ocean steamers ~ this
mort AIS number 29J against 24J IN 1879 anu ~ IN
ISIS
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THE GOODWOOD RACES.
PAROLE DEFEATED AFTER a GALLANT STRUGGLE
IROQUOIs WINS THE LAvANr STAKES

PAROLE DEFEATED AFTER a GALLANT STRUGGLE
IRooUoIs WINS THE LAvANr STAKES.
LONDON. July 2S.-This is the second day
OF the Goodwood Meeting. The race for the Lennox
stakes was by Count F. de Lagrange's hve-years-
old chestnut horse Phenx. Mr. p Lorard's aged brown
geldng Parole in second. Lord 5tratords three
years-od brown colt Gal Bias last Only three
The betting just before was 10 on Phenix,
IL against Parole and TO against Gil Bias. Parole
held about a neck's lead for half the journey, when
Phelix romped home easily.
The race for the Layaut stakes twoyears-od colts
and nlies also came off at the sane meeting to-day,
and was won by Mr. P Loriard's brown colt Iroquois.
The second place was secured by Mr. Grettons chest
nut lilly IsOla Madre, and the third
by Mr.. G. j. CurtiSs bay FLY Canaee.
The betting just before the race was
10 on Iroauois 10 TO against Isola Madre and 10
won by half a length, wTb three lengths between the
second aud third The jockey Jeffrey rode Iroquols
and filIies also came off. ana by Mr. h. Chat
Hn's chestnut nlly Wandering Nun, The second place
Hss " tSir9 nj Mace by cannt de facrinsrs
bav colt Albion The following also ran: Mr.. Loders
mael The betting just befure the race was 10
against Wandering Nun, IL 70 against lroquos and
Iroquoi IruQuOls made tne running 70 the distance
poe. where Wandering Nun came through aud won oy
The race for the DRIVING Room Stakes for three
old colts and lrs won by Prince 1OiNkOMs chest-
NcTed. Mask made the running. but was challenged
by Nefed at distance pole, nom which pont was
a good race Mask W nnlng 10y neck The jockey Can
non rode Mask. aud Jcffery RODE Nsreid
The Tor tlr WA.oo cup WIS woA Dy DIT CfaW-
place Vas secured by Lord HasiDgs's Old bay morse
HscKhorpe and the tiIrl place DY NJ IL Ten BrOeeA
nve-years-Ild bay horse HelO. f"enty eight rau.
The race FOR The sussex siaaee' l3t nv s ears od
colts aud Niles. was " Dy fIhre soit5 son CHESTNUT
mouths chestnut colt Apollo, and the third place by
Lord Bradiords chestnuI colt Leaiot ok ran
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DIGGING ron THE BURIED WoRKNEN.

The worl1men at the Hudson River Tunnel in
Jersey CITY were busy on the Golfer dam yesterday
The sheet-pling the south side of the Golfer dam
was completed at nightfall and that on tine north
side was finished lare last night. It - estimated
that the Golfer dam VIII cost about slO,OOO put III
workmen began shoyeling the dirt from the space
Enclosed by the piles OF tn cam The surface beng
only made ground, the sides viii have 10 be- strongly
bracrd, ana the Necessary tmbeis have been Pre-
pared,
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iul. In the 1892 troi wilbur r. won TiDie-2:2S. 2:2s
2:30l1 2:2s, 2:30lt 200.
10 the 2i9 trot te pools sold. with Maud e. barred
declared of b7 the judges for q eoluson among
the drivers for second place. The tine made
was farciciai. The following II the summary
Maua 81 1. !; Drivers. 3. 2; Charley I'd
2 3; Hannis-4. 2. 4. rones ter and Eta Jones
were Withdrawn. Time. 2;2i 2:iS, 2:31.
In the fourth heat OF the 2:22 pacing race
the drivers OF Bay Billy aud Billy Scott
warned the dTiyer o, Hamilton. believing
that those were not beng driven 10 " n
After the race Bag 81 Nv and his diiyfr we're *
relied from the track The piehg race
was bY Bav BLY,. Ire other horses
stirtng Buv Scott. Be-. milton. Bld horret,
Change. Time 2:21la 2:19i2 2:22. 2:l9i2. 22O.
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Posr OFFICE BEREAVEMENT FINANCES

TIE EXCESS or fXPENDfrCKEs OVER RECEIPTS
PROBABLY LESS FOR TIE PRESENT YEAR THAN
IN ANY PREVIOUS YEARS SINCE 1867.
WASHINGTON, July 2S.-The report prepared
by Auditor MrGre OF the and expenditures OF
the Post once Department for the quarter ending
March 81 1850 was Issued to-day. L excess
OF expenditures receipts for the quarter amounting
TO S336J53 &c.
Tho receipts quarter from the sales OF postage
stamps, newspaper wrappers aud postal cards
amounted IS 476O72 %. From other sources, 1878
100 So. Total receipts rs.s49s 32 o.
The total *. enditures iOr the quarter amounted to
tens OF expenditure for The quarter; finland mai
Transportation, railroads, D.. 067,jlO 90; inland mail
iran-portlt on. star rontes, Sl71l551 50; inland mail
trans portation steamboats,. SI94 a. "a.
TINS quarterly report, ana he Others previously
prepared quarters ending september 30 and De-
cembcr 81 1879, the joiG deficiency Tor the first
niue inoulu- oi the year June 80. 1850
b. gL1g96i2 81. TIE Plst ONCE Department olirals
est tal Def i,ury Tor tie present fiscal year
q 500 0Oe. aud D. q ~ hCpr Win tnis amount 10
VIII 10. less ANN year since 1867 Thar
year b. amounted % % OBS 4JT ANA ~ year, ending
June 80. lsTS It an1te. to - 400 9iJ. This rsIi-
MAJ. r2,0OO.OOO a. ,he prooanr "a uccucY or lS-U
j. u.s. ou au lO vance of 100000 urtcsrcy In Csc
la. quarter Of the wear aud pr.l auh jane 30.
Dart OF uIch 10 +ried WI be made up from the
rec. lpts OF tir 1iO. et Ger Dcpartnrn l.
TIE credit has he AIKEN Boo the nrsL hrcc quarterly
statements already issued If r amount of receipts OF
auuutlY. ANA VIII NOT appear until tue mex quarterly
statement prepared. List year. 1879 TIE receipts
rom t.is source auoume eel 10 @2l9OUO. Ihs year
Auditor McGrew estimates they Will amount TO July
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FIELD SPORTS.
sEvERALEARNEsr RACES.


FAvORTTs HAVE FAIR LUCK AT sARArOCA-PAR0LE
LosEs RACE ~ ENGLAND, BUr IRoQCoIs WINS
ONE-MINOR NEWS.
Horse races were engaged in at Saratoga. Good
wood and Cleveland Yesterday At the fashionable
resort FIRST named favorites won except in one in
stance. In that instance, Ada Glenn put the sur
prised betting fraternity 10 confusion by de eating
General Phillips. The other winners at Saratoga.
were Groa6 Lady Middleton and Charlie Gorham
At GOodwood, in England, there were FIVE races.
Mr. LOrillaTd's horse Parole led in race By n
neck about halfway home and was then defeated.
Iroquois won tie Lavant Stakes. There some
trouble at Cleveland, owing to COLLISION.
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THE TERNATTONAL SANITARY CONGRESS
At TURIN

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: am requested by Professor Hyacinthe
Pacchott to have the OF the cIming In
ternatiuna Congress OF Hygiene at Turin announced IN
the American papers. The III open on Sep
TIMBER and close September IL not August. as has
been wrongly announced The Kiug the Ministers. tire
Mayor Project and all the officials will take part:
the Minister Foreign fairs invites al foreign Gov
ernments send Delegates areducton OF 80 cent
on the railway fares Is also announced Very respect
fully JOHN h ALLEN
Lausin1 Mich. July %. 1880.
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j)oliiical Aohtes.
A Garfield aud 4

A Garfield aud ArtbuF Rati1catlOn Meeting viii u
held az hctdqaar of he Iln Assembly Dlstres
Rooms. - clinton place. Oh FRIDAY kkbNlNG JHJ ~
at ; Do. IN. AZ
The Hon. " W. HICKS, Of fiOiifa, aGd the Hon Wal
TELL "A on \ DI i,R OF Ne York viii address the meeting
L a. SHIELDS. secY. CORSELlL = az Opi l. fte''S
(nu,uaian Banner Outfit Co.. 4G NeseysL Bottom
figures % pollticai Binne.s and Campaign GO1is
Eiendaua rters tor POLITICAL BANKERS,
PORTRAITS, FLAGS AND CAMPAIGN OUTFITS.
N r. LEVY q co.
No. IS hONa Il-st. New YORK.
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JOHN WILEY A. SONS.

Ruskins seven Lamps Of Architecture New suDscrfp
ton EsitlOn. y0i, syO plates. ~.
RuskiD- Modern Painters. vols sound In four Com
peto wlth AL the plates sold graVsnga ClOt3. t0
Haifeias American Iiease Carpenter New stuon.
enlarged eutireiy rewritten. cloth. -.
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q. Walton and family. J. Lambert and wife.
r wandell; Miss j. wandel; New
York, +. Ellsworth and daughter, Milwaukee
c. II. Gamble aud wife. New York; Or. W. H. B~ilev
wlte Albany; W. ). Laugfcrd. Eliz beth; John y.
Davies and wife, Brooklyn; z. Hlckox amt vie. Chr
cago: J. C. Williams Miss W lliams. Mis- X. williams,
Dansv,lle; o A. L, Archer and daughter. Nov York
James Y snnott. Philadelphia; r. c. kin ball. ack-
stone Miss Kimball. Massachusetts; w +. Wilcox.
Connecticut; f. DelmoDfe. p. Dclmonte. Havana
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MEETING or THE CANAL BOARD.

ALBANY, n. Y, July 2s.-At meeting of
the Canal Board to-day adverse decisions were given
I'm nu mber OF minor cases Contracts we're ordered TO
be let for dredging channel Of Cayuga Inlet and re-
pariug the pier al the head Of Cayuga Lake supsrln
tendent Of Public Works butcher and state Engineer
Seymour were appointed committee, with power 10
tke such action relative the dam at Corning as they
deem adyisaiie The collector Buffalo has informed
the Board thai viii keep his ONCE open ali night here
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PISSENGERS ARRITED.
FROM nAvnB-BY STEAMSHIP LABRADo
PASSEYGERS FOR EUROPE.

The steamers Baltic, of the White Star
Line ard Cambria. of tn Hamburg Line, VII sail for
Europe toay TAe Italy, o. the National Line. and the
Abyssiuia sailed yesterday Among the Passengers
the Bultc are Miss Parnel Dr. E. N Byden. resident
Of the LDerian College, the Rev Father Hare and he
Rev A. de Reggie. The Baroness Josephine Won
Toussaint will SAIL on the Cimbria. Following are The
complete lists:
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MACMILLAN * 20.

The English Poets. edited By T. II. MarL with
by datthsy Arnold Vol i-Chaucer 10
DOnDe Vol Zen Jonsoa DTYdea. 81 Is per Volume
The PubIic Picture Galleries Of Europe. BY ksts
Thompson Third ehtion- Numerous Illustrations. i3no.
81 %
Ear,y Sian Ia Britain and Ills Place In thu Tertiary
Period b Boyd Dswkins Syo illustrated cloth - ID
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DEATH FROM HYDROPHOBL4.

HARRISBURG, Penn, July 2s.-Captain James
II stanley a prominent citizen OF Middetown in this
county. died last night from hydrophoba When last
sunday the symptoms nrst became manifest he babe
MS treuds goodbye end submitted himself to the care
Of his keepers. but Monday night, during violent
spanr Ia biting &c every thing within his reach The de-
csased was bitten By his dog about nVe weeks ago.
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DELIGHTFUL WEATHER AT SARATOGA.

SARATOGA, n. Y, July 2S.-This has been
another pleasant ~ the iOns list That Saratoga has
been favored with year Tue air has been clear the
sky coudess ana the temperature resembling that Of
the last days Of september.
The visiting ladies find pleasant occupation mornings
In shopping xpedinons. The large number noticed on
Broadway to-day would 10 indicate thai this Is TO
become d fayOrlte feature OF Saratoga He Many
New-YorK merchants have established branches here
and with the resident tradesmtn expect heavy bus
pess TINS season.
The guesis at the Clarendon Hotel making elabor
ate preparation for the reception Of their FRIENDS To-
evening This is the first OF series Of hops 10
be gwen at THIS house before the Summer closes
AT tue Congress and Grand Union the regular con-
eert by their respective orchestras took place AT the
latter number Of Cuban ladies gathered III the paror
and sung the melodies OF their native land which called
away OF LotLians audience. but II VAS ueyorthe
less, an appreciaDe feature OF the evening
the ballroom OF the United States Hotel contained
throng guests and friends this evening. The ocea
first ball OF the The picture at 10
O'clock presented OF brillancy rarely witnessed
indoors TINS OF year. fhe costumes OF the
ladies exceeded anything yet brought out here Inc
evening aud until late hour charming women
and attentive men prolonged the pleasures so amply
provided
The following we're among those who noticeable
toilets
Mrs. and Miss snefin. Miss Murray, Newport Mrs.
yuia Meyers, AeWOrleans; Mr.. Edward WI ians Mrs
SeneIal Metgfr Aiss Lyon. Miss Leopold Moss, Tue
Mass Tucker The Misses spears, Miss Clark, Mics COX
end Mics Williams, New York. Mics Kim oOcn, chicago
ara L. barrow, Now York Mrs. and Aiss seiI ash
nston; Mr.. J. L. Lindsley, Miss Lester the Misses
snitn uleees OF MIRA A. 7. stewart New YORK Mrs ana
piss Han Boston; Miss L. Berry Mis- Wool, MISE
fssehurst, New-Yyrg; MISS Murray, Brooklyn Mr..
Sew-Yors an Mr nfS %ha% doss hi f.
y, PERI, Mrs. aud Mss Eugene DunlLh.
1no following are among the arrivals
ne United states.-Maj0r a. b. Beers, Rome, N. Y;
ysnss MDisru philadelphia General T. +. Alexander.
SSusViue Il. Y kn0wl1On, New-YOrkt Captain H. ,.
SsoIL ana wife. NewOreansI Mrs john Nicholson and
Sa.ay' bfook yni L. q. Eastman and Edsaid LeaVitt,
Ssr -iOrk william Goddard, Providence.
Astg,"vss HdH-s Brown, Bstlmore X. M. Chase,
~i'A Chase, Miss n p. Chase, AnnapollsI b.
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the barometer yesterday regular. Clear and fhir
weather prevailed. The temperature ranged between
$50 73o. the 67s' being 12as' lower tHan
the corresponding day last year and % lower han
Tuesday.
Clear and far weather with slight changes In temnrrh
ture. may expected O-day In this city and vicinity
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CHARLES BJRL0WS FUNERAL.

ELBERoN, N. j., July 2S.-The funeral of
Charles Barlow, of Qua, Barlow & Co., OF New York.
who died suddenly on Sunday night. took place here
this afternoon Tie were held IN the decea-eds
beautii So aside villa aud the tram brought
number of mOurners'fr from New York. The nterment
Will take place at Green wood tomorrow.
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HOuGuTON. MIFPLiN * Cs..
Hosfon

- Astor-Dlace.
The Undiscovered Country. Sy w. D. HoweiS l:mo.
cloth VI 3D.
Tales Of a wayside inn By Henry W. Longssow.
lolnO, ClOtA II -.
Evsry Day English sequel 20 Words anu thei. Cess"
BY Richard OraDt White LIMO c!Uth S2.
Socialism Vol VII. Of tho Boston Monday tscInFAs
BY Joseph Cook t2mO, cloth. 81 80.
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CHARLEs sCRiBNER,- sONs.

Rndder Grange BY Frank H. stockton A new anj on
arged edition. l6mO papei, 90 cents coin 81 20
Poems b. Il. ii stOddaFd COmp.sto clifton Win p0r
trait. CT th extra, IL
LoiterInas in Pleasant Paths. By Manon Hariand IL
mo, clOth. ri 70.
Handbook of Drawing. BY william walker VITA up
wards of 200 WOO aud iagraIs l2nO c0t 81 -.
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LOSSES OF NATIONAL BANKS.
TIE sENI-ANNUaL STATEMENT OF THE CONTROL
LFR-A GOOD SHOWING COMPARED WITH The
TWO PREVIOUS YEARS

TWO PREVIOUS YEARS
lBV TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUHE.l
WASHINGTON, July 2s.-The Controller of the
Currency expects tomorrow 10 have ready for pab-
hcation DIS sem-annual statement Of the losses OF
the National banks. II is the requirement that all
assets shall appear the reports at their real value
as nearly "a such vaue can be determined, IN order
that the general pubhc not be deceived thereby.
The statement will cover the six months ending on
the first of last March The aggregate Of losses Will
be about $4,000, 900. Of which amount S1,20O,O0O
is on account Of the depreciation IN the premium on
United States bonds held by the banks. The az
gre gate of losses considerably less Than IN any
preceding six months for the last twO years the
average being nearly double chat to be reported to-
morrow.
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