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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-03
INVITING GENERAL GRANT TO THE STUMP.

SIR, | see 1t stated in your paper to-day
that General Grant about to leave for Europe 1t was
said at the time of the Chicago Convention, before the
nomination. that Senator Conkng had made arrange
Inen;s for Senator Blaine to stump for Grant he
nominated. No doubt Mr. Blaine would have responded
30 the call OF the NewYork Senator Grant had been
fairly nominated Why does not Mr. ConkDg hold his
ehnn,pou Ca uddate TO the arrangement 10 stump
for General Garfield IL is no more than lair that Gen
era Grant should take the field for the Republican
ticket after being strongly supported the last bal
lot One good luTn deserved another. Respectfully
yours. "a L. WILMA
Aeu- York. June %, 1880.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-03
OCEAN GROVE.

OCEAN GROVE. n. j.. July 1.-Two thous-
sand tents have erected blythe Ocean Grove Camp
Meeting Association for the accommodation Of the great
crowds which are expected to attend the religious meet
ings next week On Monday independence Day will be
celebrated with great display both at the Grove and at
Asbury Park The day reception will be ten
dcred TO BshOp Hurst, the newly appointed bishop Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-03
MORE AMERICAN SUCCESS.
JACKSON AND SCOTT MAKE THE HIGHEST SCORE IN
TIE ABEBCORN CONTEST
LONDON. Friday. July Q 1880

TIE ABEBCORN CONTEST.
LONDON, Friday, July ., 1880
The Americans were again successful in the
shooting in the Aberrocn competition at Dollymount
which was concluded to-day. Though two Americans
made the highest scores they could not win
the cup. competition for which was confined
TO Irlshnen qualified TO represent Ireland
in the match for nc Echo Shield The Americans how
ever won the English money prizes. The weather was
unfavorabe. The wind was variable and gnsty Twenty
shots each were again allowed the 1000 yard range
making the total number OF shots fired by each
all the ranges IN both daye 100.
The following the total scores at al the ranges for
the two days shooting Those marked with dstcrsk
of tle Anna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-03
PISSENGERS ARRITED.
FROM BRExES-BY STEAMSHIP DoNAU.

A careless Diet, a change of water or q cold
settling In the bowels often brings this
OF the year obstinate diarrhGs, serious
affection or the stomach or bowels, imperng the lifs
of the patient. II you would treat such complaints In
rational way try at DIR. Jayne's Carnnaiive Bali
SAM simple, but safe, remedy In such attacks, and
equally eecual IN al cases OF cramps, cholera mortuss
dy sentery and Summer complaint.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-03

All the abOve-named took prize5. Fenton made the
highest score the Irishmeu, but lie not allowed
to take cup, having bcan the winner OF 10 pre-
vious occasion Young, therefore, the winner OF the
cup.
The All Ireland Challenge Shield will be competed for
tomorrow. An American team Of four Will compete
with two Irish teams. The ranges Tor the match are
600 and / go YArd..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-03
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
Synopsis for he pas. "a hours.

WASHINGTON. July 3. ! q. m.-The bar
ometer has risen IN the Lake Region elsewhere 1t has
fallen II is highest in the Gulf States, and lowest in
NewEngland. Rain has fallen IN all the districts. ex-
cept the Gulf States and Lake Region Northerly winds
prevail ln tho Lake Region and southery the South
and Southwest elsewhere they are variable. The tenn
perature has fallen New England, Tennessee andthe
Onto Valley and Lake Region; elsewhere 1t has slightly
Indications.
For New England. rain areas, followed by clearing
weather, variable winds, mostly northwesterly station
ary or higher temperature, higher barometer.
For the Middle Atlantic States, Gear partly
cloudy weather, viUds mostly northwesterly higher
barometer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-03

Mrs. George Sheldon, author Of " The For.
sahen Bride" and &" Brownies Triumph" BEGINS new
story, entitled "sibyls Influence" In No. 80 Of The
New. YORK. Weekig ready this lsaturdayl morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-03

TRIBUNE OFFICE, July m.-The movement IN
the barometer was again downward yesterday. Cloudy
and partly cloudy weather prevailed, with occasional
showers during the first quarter, the early part OF the
second and the last quarter The temperature ranged
between G5a aud 500, the average 1880 being 4ao
lower than the corresponding day last year and 20
IOveg ,hun Tuesday.
tsar or panty cinudy weather, with slight changes IN
tea pcrstuIo may ~ expected today m this city aud
y.rnitF.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-03

DEMOCRATIC FACTIONS STILL APART
UNITED ACTION oN LOCAL NoMINATIOSs IMP ROB
ABLY-DIFFERENCE OF VIEWS ABOUT POLITICAL
STRENGTH.
The union of Tammany and Anti-Tammany
in the nomination Of candidates for Mayor Recorder
Register and other local offices improbable
Leaders Of AntTammany say that after having gone
through with the labor OF building up powerful pOti-
cal party securing recognition for 1t from the Demo-
cratic state Committee the /" regular Democratic
organization in this county, they unwilling to unite
with rival organization III the nomination Of local ol
GERS. They believe that the AntiTammany organize
ton secured such IA prominent position before Demo-
cratic voters by election OF Sheriff BOwe and County
Clerk Butler Fall that the largest proportion
Democratic vote will be given for its candidates in the
coming Fail.
The leaders of Tammany Hall, although protesting
desire for union local candidates, not very soc
tous to secure They say that they nearly carried in
their candidates last FALL against the combined Repub
lcan and Anti-TammaDy vote. This 40 time when
Tammany WAS under condemnation by many Thousands
OF Democrats for boiling the State ticket Now when
Tammany is again Loyalty supporting the regular
Democratic ticket they confident that they VIII be
able to carry whatever ticket may be nominated The
return OF General w. +. smith TO the Board OF Police
also Tammany to perseyere In It's desire 10
nominate local ticket from among lis own men. With
General Smith IN the Board, In company with Police
Commissioner Nichols, Tammany will have Onehaf the
power the Board The political influence OF the Board
OF Police lie enormous and moreover IL has the appoint
men OF the inspectors and capyaSsers or elections Al
ready, vest erday, the Tammany Hall men claiming
the appointment OF onehs OF the inspectors and
yassers This woud leave AntT anmany without any
representatives the Boards OF Election.
Tammany and Antt-Tammany intend 10 unite In the
nomination or the seven Congressman from this city,
four sembymen, there viii be United states Sen
atOr ~ elect at Albany In the coming year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-03
Congress Water.

This famous water welknoWn specific for constipation.
and ali ofiers ~ the stomach hvet kneA
bladder &c Other crude IMMORAL d0Dsed5
r0req Only ate such Disorders when they ex
ist Out being irran positively induce om Dy hcr r1eot
the mucous membrane. All mineral waters that are Ian
trtdts De known bY their dcTid1efd IKE Wr
taste sold IN bottles 1y leading druggists ani
bOTss Congress Empire Spring SaratOga y. :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-03
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, July 2.-Thc Dems
ocratc Convention for the Second Congressional Dis
tct OF Tennessee to-day nominated the Hon. Tnomas
l.. Williams for Congress.
CINCINNATI. July 1.--6eneral II. r. Davies nom.
mated for Congress to-day by the Republicans Of thu
XVIII Ohio District.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-03

a safe standby for the family during tho
OF cholera morbns, Summer complaints, cramps,
diarrheas and all bowel complaints DR. Jayne's Car.
mnatiye Balsam, Of admitted efficacy, aud occasion
should arise 10 prove useful
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-03

formed campaign club orrau'scd. Francis snyder
elected and James enart secretary. Tho
campaign club addressed by Henry Jennings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-03
Sperdl Notltes

Best preparn ton OF Cod Liver oil made strength
ening attenng Emulsion OF cod Liver on viii Qnins
and Pepsne. Originated by CASWELL. MASSEY coz
CHEMISTS l. II Broadway and BIS 5thave, hewlora aid
Newport Il. /. None other genuine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-03
LATEST SHIP US
PORT OF NEw.YoRR ARRIVED

PORT OF NEW.YOBR-..ARRIVEO JULY O.
Str Anthracite Cr. Jemes London via Halifax ~ master.
0erl Bussus, Bremen June 20 and -0uthamp~
ton 20. 10 Oerchs a Co.
MORO Castle. Reed Charleston. to Quntad Coz
Gate City Dagret Savannah June 20. 10 Geo iOng
FOREIGN PORTS.
IrERPooL. JnlY AR Sicily from PHILADELPHIA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-03
REPUBLICANS ASSAULTED.
ANOTHER ATTEMPT BY SOUTHERN DEMOCRATS 10
BREAK UP A REPUBLICAN RATIFICATION MEET

BREAK UP REPUBLICAN RATIFICATION MEET
ING.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRI5UNEl
WAS HIN G1oN, July 2.-Readers of The TRIBUNE
may remember that few days after the Chicago
Convention a Garfield and Arthur ratification meet
ing in Montgomery, Ala, was broken up by mob
of Democrats.
Last Saturday, the Republicans OF Montgomery
finally succeeded in holding meeting. Before they
began, Democratic roughs gathered about the
stand, and several eggs were thrown by them. The
more respectable Democrats appear to have become
frightened by the effect OF the performances at the
previous meeting, and an effort was made by the
Sheriff to preserve order. One man who threw eggs
was arrested. The Sheriff took a position on the
stand and begged the Democrats to desist. His ap-
peals produced some effect, though not much.
Every speaker was interrupted and assaled with
the most opprobrous language. The Republican
speakers held their ground however, and carried
ont their programme
Atrustworthy gentleman who arrived in Washing
ton yesterday from Montgomery gave n TRIBUNE
correspondent the above account, and at the same
tune called his attention tOa paragraph in The Mont
gomay advertiser. giving Democratic description
OF The same affair. After stating that the assem-
blage OF Republicans was large one, and giving
list Of the names of the speakers the paragraph
continues:
For while there were a number Of Democrats about
the stand, who hurrahed Tor Hancock and English and
cheered little, but beyond TINS there was no nerreI-
with the meeting. We are sorry that they even dd
this much, harm will no doubt try TO be made out OF
It, and We hope that hereafter Democrats VIII refrain
any sort OF demonstration about Radical meetings,
for, matter how harmless their conduct IL will be
mIsconstued Besides this it is better IN all respects
to have nothing to do about these meetings except to
be quiet listeners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-03
THE AGITATION IN FRANCE.

THE GOVERNMENT AssAILED IN TIE CHAMBER OF
DEPUTIEs-sIGNs OF APPROACHING DISTURB
TURBANCE.
PARIS Friday, July ?, 1890.
When the Public Prosecutors, recently APP
pointed in place of those who resigned their posls as
protest against the ant-Jesut DEGREES, entered the
Court OF Appeals at Lyons take the Oahs Of Office all
the members OF the bar Immediately quilted the Court
in n body. There was q similar denomination in
another Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-03
MARRIED..

BLACKwELIs-WALLACH On wednesday. June 30 a
Rayenswood L. L. by the Rev Washington Roimen Mary
A.. eldest daughter Of Willy Nallach, esq, Edgar s..
Blackwell. 81 Astoria. H. ]. No cards.
FABER-oGDEN-on wednesday, June 30 AZ tho residences
the BRIDES parents by the Rev. r. 4. Eaton ID. D. AeK'
auder Edward Faber r 10 Emily Bacon daughter OF Chas
w Ogden, OF Jew YORK.
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NeM.Y0rk slntc societ, oi the tincinnntl

GENERAL oRDER.-The Society viii meet on MONDAY
July s. DemonicOs jhaye. and 2bh st, AZ II ocock
the SOcete, who may De- the city are In
vted assist celebrating the lOith Anniversary Of our
National Independence - -
o der OF HAMlLION flcNl Picalfnt
J0HN SCHUYLER
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politiral Nollees.

headquarters for Political Banners, Portraits Flags and
Campaign outfits
NJ H. LEVY & co,
Nc. 81 Iiov ari a., Nsw.Yors.
Political Net Banners .og cabs and the ulfe Ma
NOS IA. CAMrAtUN IA NNEk ANO fORikAi| %,
80 Nesry 81. NuA lrrs.
PoIltieli Net Darue's rrlH@.rencis Eqiat mett 60,
FOR Iaus al.i L.c t.n.o. 4. oa.s. Bro eos,.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

baone.uca variations ths city By enth OF
perpendicular lines give dyi0n Il d1e Tor the - hours
zh Tbs irregular white line tIeoscaonsby
ths mercury during Toe broken dot hne the
indicated BY the Thermometer Halngts
"a Broadway
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Rome Made Preserves.
~ RE % NNANI JILL.
sPICED AND CANNED FRUITS.

Housekeepers wishing the articles made Oh fash
toned home receipts warranted perfectly pure sent order
tosARAH ). McELRATH 1913 Degrawst, Brooklya, L. l.
Circulars with aud prices sent Application
GOODS STORED UNTIL AUTUMN WHEN DESIRED
Knapp's Extra OF Roots for Making Root Beer Drug.
gs;s beer makers and private families vii md u io er adj
vantage this article. IL not only mases the best bu
the market sold by druggists
Depot 3G2 Hudson ST. New. York. send for circular.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-03

Al notices Of Marriage, mltl Be iaforssi 9Th laH
name and address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-03

The foreign mails f1r tho wss< eniug SATURDAY.
July g 1850 viii close n TINS o'hce on TUESDAY, 81 $50
WEDN ESDAl, at $3.50 for Europe b. steamship CANA
correspondence for Germany and FL must Dee adj
0resse and at 10 am for France direct By steamship Lab
HaVre; and at ll:5O EnfOpe " steam
ship Weser SOut hampton aud Bremen; on THURSDAY
$50 a. Europe by steamship city Of Chester VIA
Tor Germany and
Frisla, Plymouth CherDours aud hmDury
SATU RDAY at IL for Europe by steamship Celtic wa
Queenstown spOndence for Germany ani >co an muse
specially addressel and AT IL SCOTLAND iircct
by steamship DeyOnia via Glasgow aDd at A. foe Ger.
many etc., steamship Mose southampton AMI Bremen
for Great Britain and the Continent must DO
dispatched by Hamburg AMI Bremen steamers
only The mails Tor Honduras and Gauiemaaya New OanS
York June 20 The mails for Havana leave New
30 l.. The for Mexico NcV-
YORK 80 The mails for ST. Pierre Mqueon leave New
The mails for Port Prince and AarEca DO
NewYork July The mails Tor AsplDwan and south
leave New York July l. Tie mals io Newfoundland leay?
Newrork July 2. The mails for the West indies Brazil and
Argentine Republic leave Newforx JuB s. The mails for
China and Japan leave san Francisco July TO- The mans t0r
Australia. otc., leave Francisco July 81.
rHoS. L. JAMES. Postmaster
Post Office New.York. June 30 1880.
Structure Impotence Diseases Of the Generatiye or
gans radically and speedily cured Hours 10 and q Z
HENRY ADANIELS.MDl Ia Lexington.ayen ear 3lIh 81
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lost ON THE SEAWANHAKA.


THE LIST OF VICTIMS GROWING LONGER.
WORK OF DIVERS AT sUNKRN MEApow-MELAN-
cuorY WATCH OF FmENDs-INQuIRIEs AT TIE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN BROOKLYN AND
AT FLUsHINe-THE FUNERALS OF YESTERDAY.
Six additional bodies of persons lost on the
Seawanhaka on Monday were found yester-
day, and five were recognized. These
persons were II. r. Hulburd, Daniel Moore,
ex-Assemblyman Stein, Horace A. Schreiner
and w. II. Mills, and one is unknown. Much
feeling is expressed that the owners of the
burned steamer do not remove the wreck
beneath which. it is believed, there are some
bodies
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-01

his dsughterw 'The Emperor knows nothing
but his duty, and that he will fulfil. Whatever
may be his daughters lot the Emperor is avant
tout. a monarch, and the welfare of his peoples
of sction." Yes" interrupted Napoleon, that
does not surprise me 1t only confirms me in
my opinion that have been guilty of an un.
| ps.donsble error. By my espousal of an arch.
duchess purposed connecting the present with
| the psst-Gothic prejudices with the institutions
OF my century. Ideceived myself and feel to-
perhaps cost me my throne; but will bury The
world under its debris !"
By this time our conversation had lasted E1
half.past eight p. m. II was already quite dark.
Nobody had dared to intrude upon US. Our an
mated discussion had not suffered one minutes
panse. Six several times my words hsd con.
Veyed the full significance of declaration of
war. l cannot even here repeat all that Napo-
leon ssid to me during this long interview. When
he dismissed me his tone of voice had become
soft and mild; but could no longer distinguish
his features he conducted me to the door of
the snteehamber, and, taking hold of the han
die, said. ut is to be hoped thst We shall meet
again" VI am st your commsna, Sire" re-.
piled; "bus have lost sll hope achieving the
object, of my mission" well, then" he an
know what will happenf You will no. de- decisre kSe
wsr against mel" "You are lost Sirel" e1-
claimed aloud II suspected so when I came
here now, IS I am leaving you, I am sure of
IT." In the antecham6ers found the same
generals waiting whom had seen as passed
through on my arrival. They surrounded me,
was carrying away with me- from this confor-
ence, which had lasted nearly nine hours. I
kept my ordinary countsnane, however. and
fancy that l did not in any way satisfy their
curiosity. Berthier accompanied me to my car
riage: When nobody could hear what we said
he asked me "if had been satisfied with the
Emperor "Oh. yes" 7 replied; "he has
made nothing but satisfactory declarations to
me- 1t is all over with him!"
subsequently heard that Napoleon that same
evening, SIS he YVES retiring to his bedroom, said
to his attendants, II have had long converse
ton with NJ de Metternich. He held his own
slouty enough. Thirteen times hurled def
snce at him; thirteen times he accepted my
challenge: but the gauntlet will, after all, re-
main in my handr 1 have every rssson to be.
lieve that nobody then present was greatly edi.
fed by this utterance. Nspoleons most devoted
courtiers were already beginning to doubt the
infallibility Of their master. His star had com.
menced to wsne in their eyes IS we'll as in those
OF Europe!
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OLIVER KICE.
IMPORTANT QUESTIONS.

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unah.o 10 raise tEo pheSm2 usve y0u NJ irr-
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morning cough soue, lungs wor>;ay freely :;
easy brea!h!ag anG the bowels lnovcc il :. li,t-
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sJDptorn5 uso tb0 81 zpoctoInnt several days.
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EEeSAE. NOTICES.

y IHGINlA: At Rules hold ic the Clerk s
Office of the Corporation Court OF the city
Of Alexandris. on the Isl day of December, 1879
William a. Kirby plaintiff, nsb,,,a .,t.ob-
against Oeo' auu att"cn'
Charles A. Appel defendant hen''
Memo. The obi ect of this suit is to recover Of
the dsfcndant the sum of six bundred dollars,
with interest at eight por centur1 per snlum
from August 25 1911 until paid, and 70 sttalh
and subject 10 the payment Of the same the
schooner Azsa H. Pert
The defendant not having entered his ap-
poarsnce and given security according to
the act OF Assembly,. and the rulos Of this
Court, and it appearing by affidavit that
ne Is not resident OF this State, it is or.
dcered that said defendant appear here with.
in one month after. duo publication OF this
order and do what is necessary TO protect hls
interests in this suit; and that copy of this or
der be forthwith inserted in the Alexandria Ga-
zctte, 3 newspaper published in tho city Of Al
exandria, oncc week for four successive weeks,
and posted at the front door OF the Court House
Of this city. A copy-tes.:
D.,RTDN MhRYE, Clerk
Il. .. Cisushton, p q. dec l2-W4W
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HAD TE2EIRI.E MIGHT SWgATa.

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4 NEWSPAPER pUgLIsHKR WRITES


"HICG IlVtNl43 EFe|s, 3 UEUs!l, "a.
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