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"My dear boy" said fond father
to his son, "Washington could not
tell lie." "Humph," said the young
philosopher. II guess he didn't try
very hard I could tell one."
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-03-17

BEFORE TAKING. that follow, asAFIEA 1AklAa.
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many other Diseases that lead to insanity or
Consumption, and Premature Grave.
TFull particulars in our pamphlet. which
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New-York tribune., 1880-06-27
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
THEATRICAL INCIDENTs.

Tie heat Of Summer increases, and the great 40.
fivity Of the local stage slowly comes to stop.
This week there are but ak theatres open in New
York. and the novelty Of the hour is nothing more
formidable than big show Of negro minstrels which
MIR. haverly will bring forth at Niblo's Theatre.
Ths Union Square stage Is occupied by Mr. Freder-
ack Paulding and the drama called "The Love of
His Life" Opera Boufe prevails at the AQUARIUM.
Burlesqne is pleasantly given at Haverlys Theatre
Mr.. Mackaye, ut the Madison Square Theatre, still
offers the popular drama of Hazel Kirke" A bale
fol lrishman named Rooney is capering and shout
ing In the Grand Opera House. The few persons
who like to sweter in theatres at this time of year
when crowds ought never to occur--are limited,
therefore. to small range of choice.
Afew ripples Of incident win diversity the present
week. Mr. Haverlys large troupe of minstrels will
como forth at Nibl0s tomorrow night Edwin
Booth will sail. on Wednesday, in the Gallia, for
England. The promised performance in aid of the
Poe Statue Fund will occur tomorrow afternoon at
the Madison Square Theatre Edwin Booth is 10
act PetraOhiO. Miss Efie Ellsler will appear as
katherine and Mr.. Whlffen as Grumto Miss Clara
Morris will present Lady Macbeth in the sleep scene
Mr.. George Clark, MIR. Ole Bull, Mile. Blanca La
blanche. Signor Tagliapietra Henry Edwards w.
y. Gill and Others, will take part IN the exercises
Mr.. Edwards ie to read Poes poem of "Annabel
Lee." Poes parents were actors, and this stage
tribute to his memory secms the more appropriate
for this reason.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-27
,rwvcRK DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY JUNE a. OTRPIE SHEET

a. Clark. Moses Taylor Is occupying his cottage at e.
beron as the extreme southern end Of the Branob 10
called II. Victor Newo0mb, OF st. Louis has also erect
cd cottage there. Among other cottagers in that
part OF the shore are H. A. c. Taylor Frederic Chauncey
G Vanderbilt 81 t E6mE1d Conn., IT, MrS William Sloane,
Harvey Durand Colonel Bradley Martin General Horace
Porter, Mrs Rndoloh Ella OF Pmladeipha, and Y. y
beron Hotel well several rooms In the hotel Mrs
A. T. Stewart is registered here for the season.
Real estate transactions have Oeen numerouS One OF
the most important the purchase OF property belong
Ing to Judge Mclean OF this State BY Judge Hilton and
Horace SWhie, OF New York, follows One lot on the
east side Of Oeeanave 160 feet ont by 500 feet Deep
bought by Horace white for S1OO00I two lots adton-
by Judge Hilton for S35 OOO John Hoey has purchased
eighteen from William Henderson,, lying on the
road between Long Branch VILLAGE and Deal Beach, In
order to make his Hollywood Park nearly square. Mr.,
Hoey has also purchased, opposite his own place, the
West Farm, through which he Intends 20 open Oroaa
road from Cedar-ave Whale Pond Brook to the
Deal Beach drive.
The Long Branch Gun Club grounds are in daily use.
but will not be considered formally open TIL July q,
when match Will be shot between teams from Phia-
delphie, New-YOrk and Long Branch. match, open
only TO members Of the oub will be shot early In the
4 Hildreth Of the Wost End Hotel. In view OF the i6
creased travel to this place, the Central Railroad OF
NewJersey has built an additional track between the
branch and seagrt, and win shortly continue 1t 20 New
York. The necessity Of this Improvement is obvious
when II Is remembered that between 5eaRlrt end fnls
plaoe the trains OF he NewJersey Central the Newer
sey Southern and the Pennsylvania amounting to Atty
eight day, run upon one track There are now nx,
SeR o' Yor ana a %any to and from
LONG BRANCH, N. j., June 26.-The pier
steamer brought down nearly 1000 people 70 Long
trans The West End has nearly BOO guests to-
night, aud the United States, Mansion and Ocean
There are three times as many people the twin "
Summer cities, Asbury Park and Ocean Grove. as at
came In to-day by trains from New-York aud Phlade-
phia aud with excursions
ventured out too Tar today, became exhausted ana was
with difficulty resuscitated'
New-York tribune., 1880-06-27
THE NEWPORT SEASON.
1NrLrx or YIsIroRs-TnR LATEST ARRIy

INFLUX OF VIsITORs-THE LATEST ARRIVALS.
NEWPORT, X. l., June 26.-This has been
the warmest day OF the The hotels received
fair number Of guests, and real estate agents
have been in receipt Of numerous inquiries
for many OF the yet not rented cottages Should the
weather continue warm a few days longer, Newport
Will have all the guests which she accommodate-an
unheard Of state OF things at so early date
The family Of Mr. Pierre Lorilard. Of New York, have
arrived at their villa at 0chre Point.
The United States steamer Blake, on board OF which
was Professor Alexander AEassS, and the schooner
yacht wanderer, have arrived here
General g. X. Warren, U. 8 A., 10 IN town; ~, 49,,
The condition OF Charles II. RUSSELL one OF Now YorKs
oldest and respected citi1ens who has been i'll at
sogy Improving, ana his family physclans feel very
Tho Governors OF the Newport Casino had meeting
Professor Hodge of Princeton. the Rev. DR.. Potter
and the Rev Dr. Bellows, Of NewYork, preach In this
The Ocean House opened to-day under very favorable
crcumstanees Among the early guests were tle mem mem
land Nc All tho other hotels are open aud are doing
fair am mt otbusiues Inc private @ arc
also Open Aarge proportion OK tae cotagers are here
and the town wears very animated appearance
Every body busy and the outlook for 1850 Is certainly
AGarfrld Club is TO no organized hero at once.
b. r. smith and W. W. Paul OF Philadelphia have ar
Colonel Bonaparte ana Madame Bonaparte, OF Balt
MORE arrived for tue Summer. They nave just re-
turned from Europe Their cottage, which ia stuated
Hhtisonye., has been extensively improved during
Mrs. II. Hitchcock and r. G. Bemsen, OF New-York
have arhycd thcir cottages The former has rented
fhe villa owned nv the heirs OF the late Mrs. George
J .Rncls Train OF NewYOrk.
Governor Van n ndt, OF this city, viii spend por
tiou OF the at Rchneld SprinLs.
The concerts In tne parks at Fort Adams ana on the
solsun 4, but few days on Tho ticket
otlccs and the pavilion on tho De1ea
that the Thermometer VIII keep up among the ninetes
lOr thr next three months. Tue beach will 10 very o.
tactyc nis and enort win bo made TO make
Il very popular resort Heretofore the surroundings
have been suuly uellecied. ~
Tho Casino" will beready for visitors By the middle
OF July.
Lawn tennis WIN be very popular here this season.
Croquet s numbered with the things OF the past; but
few persons indulge in that once popular pastiIno:
nal McClOskoy aud the Rev. Dr. Bellows. of New
York with be here next month
The Fourth OF July Will be observed IN Newport IN
very enthusiasti0 manner. There Will be u military
parade, OfatOu dinner outdoor SPORTS music 10 the
parks, aud fireworks In the evening.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-27
DIED

cuAMRERLIN-sarah T. Grahm, wfc Of the late stephen
9 Cbamberlin, in the 7Sd year Of Ids age.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
FLEMING-On Juno a. 1880 walter eon OF Thomas and
and snds Of the family are nysS1 q
4athst and MadisonaVe' on sunday Juno ~ ~
O'Clock.
HAssoNThe months mind solemn mass Of requiem wil 30
eele brated Monday 2sth inst at ioS m n Sc AnfSs
pSstor the Rev T's James aSsson n.'0' " WV
The reverend clergy relatives friends most respect
TrS1s leave drama Central Depot at and Sam.
PoMBROYAt Madison. N. j. Friday, June 81 1880, OF
nTy O % atS TsSsnce a. Madison Sunday a
T1I.Sd. lnasd Sb Il .Ss SsGGa fsa Invited m to attend
ber Of The New York stock Exchange aged 20 years.
Relatives sIS Ss Snsi o. On DT aS %
@ his late resds1se No @ ssc0Ere'
sHERMAN-In Brooklyu Friday, June 20, Priscilla Hcyt
bherman, widow Of Anson sherman.
EtnSamin latham, jr. 467 WaSningtOnave, Monday 40
Sp m.
aSes 4 only a1usnter Of Mary T. and Edgar stafford
a. only daughter q May b and EdSar II saOrd
June 20, Mary H.. wlte 2, 4 H. Stafford
Interment at Essex, N.J
TRACYsaturday morning une 2o 1880 at l89 aat 9lsts.
CITY iSn snd aay
Funeral SERVICES a the ChnIch o. me Es
WEBB-suddany, A. wNssasd, NJ j. on Friday, Juno 2o.
Victor Ernest SON of ots G. and Laura A. Wsbo In the
FSnefs Services a residence Of his parents Sunday.
rsnaH o As family arS invited to attend without further
Train leaves foot OF Lfberyst, NowYOrk City at s'SS
O'Clock q N.
YoUNd-Afer brief insss THURSDAY June ~ John 8.
Young he eeth year Of his sfs ,v. .ns o.n,o A..
Invited 70 attend the funeral services a his lats r5denee
No i20 EaSt 8AthSt. on sunday S7th inst at O'Clock
Baltimore papers please Copy
New-York tribune., 1880-06-27

sth,-Fdvtn Booth ended engagement at Brooklyn
Academy of Muno.
1Oth-Miss Neilson was prevented, hy illnesb nom
appearing" A Golden Came" by j. W. Shannon was
produced at the Park Theatre, Brooklyn.
11th,-"The Spectre Night" was proddceos Se the
Bijou Opera performance of "Hazel K'keS
at Madison Square Theetre .
12th--Miss Nelson Roted itid, in The HunehoaeK'
I4th.--Miss Nelson acted PGwilns, In The Lazy OF
Lyons"
17th-rBoocaee,o was produced at tho Onion Square
THEATRE Pirates Of PenEance" was revived at bhtn
Avenue Theatre.-Mr. Grau's French Opera Company
began week Of farewell performances at Eew.York
Academy Of Music. having ended their regular season
on May 8, at that house.
Q1st-Mrs. scottsIddons appeared at Chlckerins
Hall
92d.-Mlss Nelson ended her engagement at Booths
Theatre.
24th-Miss Nelson gave additional performance
for her benefit and appeared in scenes from Iweitn
NiehtD the balcony scene from Romeo ana Juliet"
the mountain scene from "Cymbeltne," and scenes
from Measure for Measure An auction sae or s1e N
of her theatrical c0Etumes and Jewels occuIeu ~ O
S45 Broadway, N. Y.
o5th.-' The Croothswn" was produced OF Booths
Theatre. LASTED only few nights.J
29th.-George Honey died IN London.
8Oth-J. r. Planche died in London.
alst-w. r. Floyds benefit OF wallack's. John Nc
Culough and Edwin Booth acted ascene from "Otheu0
JUNE.
1st.-Harry Beckett's benefit at wallacFs Theatre
Mr. Beckett sailed for Europe on the Sd.
3D." Othello was acted at Booths Theatre, under
the auspices Of the American Medical Association I'd
win Booth acted I10o; Frederick Robinson, OpseHo'
bth-JOhn Mccullough, Mr. Sothern, John T. Raymond
and Miss Rose Coghian sailed for England-F. Chan
frau began engagement at Wallacks as Kst
7th-Death Of John Brougham.-Mss Nelson began
her engagement at the California Theatre, San Fran
cisco.
eth-Funeral of John BrouGham.
I2th.-Park Theatre closed-Mr. Denman Thompson
ending engagement there" BOccaccio Withdrawn OF
Union Square.
14th.-Nfr Frederick PauldIng appeared ct Union
SQUARE Theatre IN &" The Love Of His Lne."-Mtchelrs
Pleasure Party out at Haverly's Theatre In Our
GOblns."
l5th-Farewell breakfast to Edwin Booth occurred at
Delmonico's Ncw-York.
21st.-" Our Boarding House was produced by Mr
Haverly at NIblo's-" GirOh9 Groha" produced at
the Aquarium.
23d-Auction sales OF scenery and props at the
Olympic Theatre which is to be demolished
26th.-Nr Chanirnu ended his engagement at Wal
lacks.
AS the month Of June Closes the dramatic attractions
dwindle to almost nothiDg.-Waack's. the Aoadelny
the Park, the Fifth Avenue, Daly's, the Standard
Booths the San Francisco Minstrel Theatre the Bjou
Opera House. and several other theatres are closed
The places which remain open are Haverly's u Our
Goblins % the Madison Square e. Hazel Kirke y. the
Aquarium e. GIrOde. GrOha y, Nibo's 20 mammoth min
stre RhoW the Union Square e. The Love OF dis lAIe y
un0 the Grand Opera House.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-27
DRAMATIC DIARY.
sFcoND QUARTER OF 1880.

SFCOND OF ISOU.
t7Is record 10 continued from IfGdune Of March 2al
MARCH,
2otb,-Performance occurred at BOothsThe-
atre in memory OF Cervantes. Max Maretzex conducted
tbs music The Spanish Students appeared. and short
pieces we're acted.-"Od Heads and Yeung Hearts was
iSers CompapyD. was brought ont at the Fifth Avenue
Theatre Miss LOta appeared at the PARK I6e9s N N
Theatre with his MastodOn Mnstrels.
I sO,h.-Edwn Booth appeared at Booths Theatre as
Macbeth, beginning his farewell engagement Mrs.
sIst-The BUou Opera house was opened with " Ages
Ago " and Charity Begns at Home" Messrs Ford q
McCau managers.
1si-Edwip Booth acted RteAe''eH. Miss Ellie Wilton
appeared as JuIte.
ad-Edwip Boo,h acted BeaedLck and Mrs. Bowers
ncted Beatrles.-Pelicta Vestvs1 died IN Poland.
6th--" To Marry Not to Marry " was revived at
waliacas.-Edwin Booth acted Richard III. Mira. Bow:
ers acted Queen 4GrgarcG-Deatn OF Henry WienawAki
at Moscow.
sth.-Edwin Booth acted OlheRO.
eth-Miss Kate Field gave her Musical MOnoloGue,"
for the nrst time In NewYcrk. at ohiOkeriDg Hail.
Edwin Booth acted Bertuceo.
.1Oth.-Edwn Booth acted as Iaao-Mr DAILY produced
his new play entitled The Way We Live"
i2sh--Edwin Booth acted HamIsL-" Ny Partner =
was revived at tos Union Square Theatre Miss LOtta
Sort t1s came out AZ HaVeeys Theatre, Brooklyn.
IAN aud 16th-siss Kate Field repeated her Musical
Monologue at Chickertng Hal.
Ietn--"ehe stoops 70 CONQUER" was revived at Wal
taars.-Miss Nelson began ber second engagement
this season. at the Boston Globe Theatre acting
Isabella.
slst-"A Child Of the State" produced at Wal
lacks Theatre
1Ash.-Edwiu Booth ended his engagement at Booths
Eheatres In "The Foois Revenge."-Miss Field gave
aperiorance az Ghickerns Hall for the benefit Of tho
skratford memorial
26th.-Adelaide Nelson appeared at Booths Theatre
A Ispoeem, in Cymbeiine," and the 9th Viola,
In Twelfth tElgbts-Denman Thompson came out
mt tie PARK Theatre - JoskHG WhsGc0mb. Tho
Weathersby FrOliques appeared ut the Standard In
I" Hobbies"
27tn-Mr J. B. Polk appeared at the Fifth Avenue
Theatre In "A Gentleman from Nevada"
20th--nss Ada Csvendish sailed from Eew-York for
Liverpoui IN the City OF Brussels.
sOih-Edwin Booth appeared in the Brooklyn Acad'
tmy OF Music.
1sr-Ind Of engagement Of Neil Burgess as WYdo Be
dot At Hayerys Theatre.
3d--sfss Nelson appeared as Jtttet-Miss Minnie
Palmer eatpe out in her Boarding School" NJ San
Frsnciseo Minstrel HaD-Herrmannn and Onofn Brothers
: Appeared &C RnyeFysa-A r. Burbank opened Poly
Esehn:e at Chjckerins Hall.
4sll--Miss Neilson acted Rosalfnd In AS You Lake
Tt.p
gsn-Mr Burbank gave exhibition of BOydtus
shskespeate
New-York tribune., 1880-06-27
FTREWORKS AT CONEY ISLAND.

The pleasures of Manhattan Beach and the
neghbOrhood Of the new Iron Pier were rendered
moro delightful last evening by the brilliant
display Of fireworks at those places. Fully 10000
people at the Manhattan Beach Hotel divided their
pleasure between the attraction Of the music OF
Gilmore's band and the pyroteehnic dis
play The lawns and flower beds In
front OF tho hotel presented a beautiful picture
under thousands OF variOusoolored lamps, which
were distributed about the grounds with
pleasing tastc. The larger 1owerbeds were dis
tngulshed by wires suspended over their border, TO
which were attached Rittering rows OF the oupshaped
lamps The exhibition the second OF the series OF
this season. and by its largo and wellEeected display
commended itself to all.
The Illumination at the Iron Pier scarcely second
70 thar az the Manhattan Beach Hotel, but not wit
messed by so large a throng. To the visitors who
were arriving departing by she boat the stimuli
sRht,
New-York tribune., 1880-06-27

Poland Springs House, South POLAND. Me-,
boarders. Tnis quot England Summer home offers
delightful retreat for the worn and weary with every
Bprng Water has established reputation for Its cura
tive qualities which attracts thousands from all parts OF
Barclay agent for the sale OF the wateri cap give
fnll
New-York tribune., 1880-06-27
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
COVE 2NMENT INDICATIONS
SrnOpsis for the past "a hours.

WASHINGTON. June 27, q. m.-The bar
oeter ia highest and nearly stationary in the South
Atlantic and Gulf States 1t s low In Nova Scotia and
lowest IN Minnesota Rain has generally fallen, except
along the Atlantic coast. The prevailing winds ore
from southeast 10 southwest. Tho temperature has
everywhere remained nearly stationary,
IndieGslona
For the Middle Atlantic States partly cloudy weather.
possibly occasional light rains. Winds mostly southwest
erly nearly stationary barometer, stationary higher
temperature.
For gland, partly cloudy weather, winds mostly
north westerly nearly stationary temperature ana bar
ometor
New-York tribune., 1880-06-27
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4 TREASURER SUSPENDED.

BosroN, June 26.-The accounts Of Charles
Cole treasurer Of the scituate Savings Bank. have
been found to De short 81 260 and be has been sus-
pended He will probably make good the deficit, and
there will be prosecution, as there Is no evidence OF
crimnalty The dec "a the result OF careless book
kpnninQ,
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ronNnRY AND MACHINE WORKS BURNED.

The foundry Of Thomas Carey, at Hudson
and eussex-sts Jersey City, caught fire last evening
from the blast furnace and was almost entirely do
stroyed The flames communicated 30 CuahinE's ma
chine works and the cooper shop OF Havenmeyer d
Eastwieks sugar refinery. The entire loas was about
$4,000
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

TRIBUNE OFFICE. June ~. a n.-The changes in the
barometer yesterday were slight Parity cloudy and
fair weather prevailed. The temperature ranged be-
tween 74a and e9s theAveraGe t7s&1 being Bic higher
than on the corresponding day ast year and 2S ower
than on Friday.
Oocier aud partly cloudy fair weather, with slight
chances Of occaSional aht shower may be expected
to-day in this city ana vicinity.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-27
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