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GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
Trying 10 uNIrE THE FACTIONS.
MEETING OF TIE DEMcCRATIC STATE COMMITTEE
CooL RECEPTION or TAMNANY HALL

T.
CooL RECEPTION or TAMvANY HALL
Tammany Hall made an effort 10 get back
Into the fold yesterday az Ing OF the Democratic
state Committee 90 the - James Hotel. AIMING the
members she Commute present we're Lestcr b. Faux
nor Daniel Manning. William A. Fowler. Drvid d. Hlll'
Darcl :. Lamont. Il. o. Thompson. Edgar h Agar
and others.
The Tammany Hall committee, appointed some time
ago To secure harmony and reconciliation in the Demo
cratic ranks was follows Patrick r. CoweD, Of sar
atoGa; ex-Judge Robert W. Edmund. of Westchester
Anthony Barrett OF KINGS; s. Jardner Pope
Of Warren; and Edward J. Meegal. o.
Albany. Mr.. McCDwen presented resolution adopted
by Tammany Committee. asking the State Com nit
tee 70 call a State Convention 20 harmonizs al
4 # .rencss in the party, adopting for the
call tnat OF 1871 drawn by Samuel j. Tien. He said
~ substance mat Tammany wanted opportunity %
get back INTO The party. and asked for chance Tor
representation.
Mr.. Barrett said he represented county that poed
5000 for John Kelly last year, and these could be
repeated He thought Il best therefore 70 give Tam
many Hall some recognition. Tammauy Hall was fight
ing for q principle, and not for any laD.
Mr.. Faulkner the chairman. replied briefly, saying
that the only object Of the committee was to get as many
votes Hancock possible and it was the duty Of
every man TO keep that object IN view. Il was
matter for the judgment of the committee whether or
not "a convention should be called. II 20 would help
General Hancock u would be called; otherwise not
The fun committee uuly had power To decide the matter
aud tae whole subject would pe referred accordingly
The Tlmmnuv Comm zee thea withdrew.
Mrs. Lille DevcreGX Blake. sasan King. Helen POI
ter. Charlotte H. Smith and Harriet Doisen OF tne
Suffrage AssO citation, we're gwen hearing by
the committee.
Nj Faulkner offc-ed the following resolution, which
was aiClfed:
Whereas D ,mocrat.c President. unsupported by a
Democratic Congress. viii had 10 difncu not, indeed
tnpossiU e. carry out tne reforms III our NATIONAL
Government 10 which tie Democratic party Is pledged
therefore he
Resolrcd mat with view Of preserving the Demo
err tie majority iu Doth branches OF Congress- r. toe
sense nf the committee tnat G. renccs. II any exist IN
our ocal affairs, between the Democrats OF the state
VINO sunporf Hancock and English should not ne
allowed 10 jeOpardza the election OF Democratic Con
er-ssnien and Democratic members or Assembly hu
tnat on thee officers especially al Democrats and
Democratic Otgau should unite IN the interest OF
tn NarOu. .
In the case OF the contested membership IN the
XVIII District he ween william Rowe and r. H. Coz
lus the Commlit-e declared vncaney, ald recon-
mardeH tna the delegates 10 tine syracuse Convention
/ Of ! IS 30 make another appointment
TIE committee meets this morning az 10 O'CLOCK
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An ovER-zgALoUs DEMOCRAT.
EFFORTS or a POLICEMAN TO ANNOY EEPUB-
LICANs.

EiIDElc OF Il lO-JtfhA ~ A-f-''A A--' ~
LICANs.
As the members Of Company 4, First
DIVISION o. the Boys IN Blue. Of the XVII Assembly
District. were returning home from the reception 20
General Carl .ld ". dnrsday evening, and when they
were within few doors Of ther rooms, No. 4j4 East
raireenthst where they VIZ. about to dsband. they
were called 10 balt by officer Daniel j. McIneruy, OF
tbe sey.nrrenth Precinct VINO said that lie must SCI
their commander. The Captain ohm L. BAgley, Of
40. 4g6 East Tnirteenth-st, at once stepped for
ward when McIucrny in an offensive manner,
d,mnled his permit 90 parale. This not beire forth
coming Dagicy aud Henry Miller. Of No ~ East
Forrth--t one or the musicians. taken into GUS
todv Dos icInerny aud marched Oh 70 the Fftn street
station where they We're confined for the night On
being brought before Justice WaDden IN The morning
they were nonorabiy dsclarged the Justice Inilg
pau.Iv chsr.cterziug thcir arrest outrage for
which the officer deserved severe consume Il Is ID ed
tat this was only one of similar acts of persecu-
ton coniui ted raiust Ronubcans by AcIIerny, who
ls an active Democratic politician. ~
SIR In .Irr Is am INSPECTOR he custom House Ms
sad v,sierIayt Ohcer Mclnelny his prosecuted u-
f5r long rlUue, and not been content 10 "Ht Io
SOME IT ach OF tlr put Wluih Two "trh' I'd my
npygl4l Ice be - arrested Vt or SIX Republicans De-
longing 20 CUR ASSOCIATION, ~verv One N Nhol was non
orabg discharged. Ills over-le I0u- loHi'c'~A ~ Il
s-1Inc Democrat and though his .rInsfer from iraJ
prrcuct has been ordered. he is nevcrtheles- aIc'
through the influence Of Dds political friends, 10 hOl on
f0 lls preseur place. favored uqucr-icier ai ave
,ri. ruC Thirt-eurh-- allowed 10 Keep open doors
10 aIl hour Oh the night ami morning, but moi more
IMAM one person dare stand u front OF our rooms unless
he ssh. hes 10 risk the dscomforts OF nights lodging III
the Fittl rect station House.
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LATEST SHlP AEFS
ooRr OF vEw.YoRR. ..ARaGvEl

PORT OF Observation-Disclosures AUGUsT5
str sermuda lBr wilson Trinidad Juy ~ BAT ADDE'S II.
50 Lucia - Pierre. and Dominica %, and Antigua
30. = r Ouier3rd2e q co. go.
sfr Bell HulybeIs. Richmond. CIV Point ana NO)k
ID Dominion IS 60.
str tie sral whitney Halet- 50,t0n. to a 7 Dmook.
BARK Giu-eppiuO lfrin. -CarJau Le<lurn - iAys Win
pumuice 20 order Tc-'" g. -caati = 90
BARK Kate crosby " Farmo IN y - AloDett kDeIes
June -. IN ballast 10 Boy g. HIu.ktn.
Brig Ernest OF Porindl, LINT, Bath days. wi j ics
ORDER vessel tO master. -,
Brig Sparkling Waer '0 BOSTON, Htchb1rue Matanza' II
days with sugar aui ma.ases To- Orders vessel ID carver q
Barnes.
big Robert Movie of New Haven. Ncfgre. Antigua IL
days. with sugar md ulDlls-, H IrJW1rty-t sons.
~cur faZee. smith. jacksonville ia day WITH lum
Dor 10 Alsop & CLARK, vessel l0 uil-lrf
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HlyCocK ND THE H4BEAs CORPUS.
HOW he AVOIDED COMPLIANCE Win Az ORDER OF
THE CIVIL COURT Is The SURRATT CASE.
fBy TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE


IBY TELEGRAPH To THE ruBuSEI
WASHINGTON. August 5.-The attention
called III this correspondence 10 bc flct that in 'he
matter of the habeas corpus issued IN th-
case OF Mrs surratt General Hancock d'd
not bow To the civil power WITH the grace
which was insisted upon ia "Ccueml Order No.
30 has m uraly stirred mp H7ncocEs supporters.
The main point made IN tEe Dispatch ana
the one which tho Democrats are now trying
% avoid. was that when writ n habeas
corpus was served orr General Hancock from the
Supreme Court OF the District the object or which was
70 secure delay in the execution Of woman until
further points I'm her defence could be pre-
seuted General Hancock advised With President
Johnson. ana obtained from him an order su-pendns
the writ OF habeas corpus This or1er Ia eAhDi1eH I'd
the Court as q return ro rs vrit
new examination has been made of The ORIGINAL pa
per in this case ana tnls ied 70 discovery whlch W"
r,oufre additional explanation and defense from those
VINO are now laudiug Genera, Hancock asa great MN
fairy defender OF rhe urit Of Alhcas corpus
The otter from General Hancock 20 Judge Wyle cali
inc attention 10 the order m the President suspend1g
tine writ of bebels corpus and tins order or
the Prcs1en are both, &c if discovered I'm the same
hand writing except the .atures urher t appears
clearly that tne order u.gendug the Urt was prepared
before it was submitted to cue President since
the words Executive Office" were written
over tle fes- Of the date different hand and win
tte same ink used in writing the signature, " A. john
son, President"
The Presidents order appears written on the back OK
tbe Wis which was issued hy Judge Wg.i' 70 O'clock
T. r and as tae endorsement OF thc marshal ol me disc
trict SHOWS was served on General Hancock 40 tLe
Metropolitan Hote. at $50 .. III.
TIN. following was TIE Presidents order
EXECUTIVE OFFICE. July :. 1s3l-io A. n.
10 M1j,r faar1 81. b. HASaoc4, le''g"tl''
l. Andrew Johnson, President Of tle Ualtru
states. do hereby declare thar the Wtt
M h1hnas corpus has been Serrio."f
4nendcd IN -lcn ms, ana do hereby suspend
ms Wi and direct chat yOu proceed % execute tne
oro- heretofore gwen upou tine judgement or the Mi-
rrv Con mission, and you viii give fli order n Ietnu
g. the writ ANDRE" JoiN- 1-'. ~. -. ~.
u1nrIck had hi. letter ID Judge WFe and iue order
s,fst.apd ne the writ Of hareas corpus prepared
and me latter raten the President for his -guau re
or he was az tc WHITE House consuming ana advising
wan the President ID t1e ua ter nud nav
irr fUe letter from his headquarters %
Ilira Wvlfc prepared i'm connection "ttl .h' 1tt'-
Grars order IN eler case hc was not eAA" iih tIat
sia.rle-- devotion tlr WIFI oil LaDr1t corpus FAlLn
vas announced in d" Genera order No 4)'
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HEAVY Rim STORMS.

PETERSBURG, Va, Aug. 5.-Ihe heaviest
and most mt uuou- for months past, extending ar
-, ,ls VIRGINIA and North Carolina Iues. mas fall en-
5 , Inc oasr two days. afordins great relei TO the
crops. 49,
RED BANK, y. j., Aug. 5.-Ihe storm
which visited Monmouth CounW yesterday was very Sc
- ID ala n,uch damage in this section. Long Branch
,d Rot Bank wer, flooded, and street crossings were
TORN away. The splendid bulKhead recently bmi' TOT
some distance along the South shrewsbiry RIVER al
t,,nchnor WIS washed away, entdlnng neaNy loss.
~ VA bridge together with Jne dollhouse, was
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THE SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD CASE

CHARLESTON, :. c., Aug. 5.-Ine opinion OF
Cief Tr.tc. Waite and Judge Bond n the case OF cal-
win q fin ana others against the South Carolina Rail
road Company, WIS f.ed ID the "ted states
ftrcuit Court to-day. The op"ion hoias
That the comolluants are emitted - s1,e OF IN NOR
20 rr,s ~ su.i Cd TO the a.ccr' aimed prior ehtuh
b,-rces lut untu such decree is pitlAiti
the lnjuucuons heretofore l,tuet snail . W
M. efeudauts in the cause moon The iouts nahe eA
,i,l, a. 10 he granting sale and the s.a~ ~ thc
,,rff, "a. bonds rs unsecured debts. on wnlcl Two
nofrr "a tae views IT the plant Hs prevail
onr col isions and RaIcag Ne,ry see Eighth rage
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STRANGE SUICIDE on TIE PLAINS.

CHEYENNE, Wy. T., Aug. "a special from
Laramie c w TO The Leader says man named A. =
Angelo was found dead beside the Union Pacific Railroad
truck this morning By the section hands DE had preh
RIM over by the cars had ended his life by shooting
himself through the heart" TIE man Is pFopaoV ~
Aubrey c. Angelo. correspondent Of The L'oePooI
-, ,,,o Va. with Prince Napoleon in Zululdnd
yyner thc after was killed Angelo had been WruhE
DESERT ion OF The West for hs Journal, an loI'
eveDn Yesterday for Yellowstone PARK to JON Secre-
-euurZ's
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RECoyERY OF A STOLEN CHILD.

PoUeHKEEpsIE, N. Y, Aug. 5.-The miss
ing six yeafsoldgir Minnie Cornell, who disappeared
two weeks ago with insane woman named
Carter was found this morning at khiDeoln
rna ,a,hsr want there and found the little one
and she ran into his They were brought u
Pou keepsio The woman will probably DO seis 10 Al
in"ans asvinm The child Iooks thin and eAreworn
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MOB RULE In KENTUCKY.

CIycINNATI Aug. ga special dispatch from
F.eminesburg Ky reports the shooting fatally OF Perry
garsou at Maysics August 3, by two negroes and
The subsequent lyuchnR of the An Organized
band Of regulators the port hern part Flning County
IN given Charts Marshall the defeated cauddttF Tor
state senator, twenty DAYS TO leave the county Inc
anne Orier has bern given 20 another man, B1Ih me
o.,racscd gentlemen are wealthy citizens. There ~
ala. .veffa
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An INSPECTOR TO BE DLSREGARDED.

In view of the fact that Shore Inspector
Hopkins had refused to grant permit Tor tae
unloading OF four scOws with streetsweepings IN the
oflug to-day uniess certain specifications as 10 time
were complied with, Captain Williams yesterday Wrote
a letter TO Mr.. Hopkins demanding the usual permit
without the specifications.
C.ntain Williams said last night that the scows wonld
o nionded mis- morning at the fest Of the eDb tide
and thai no regard would be paid 10 Mr. Hopkins
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A General Press dispatch stated yesterday
that o severe storm had been snc 20 AsblIJ %; "
j.. and th8t d4nia9e lad oicn dOre 70 IVES - Lake
there. Frederick O. WillIlm- agsr Of the ~: nan
House. teegrapbg 20 IlIE TRIBUNE: 'WesieY La was
not sned IA las and o. @ cNtersiy IN
pr0vements in the hu khpaf mp edfntrf suc
cess. Az THIS moment many D0ats are plying n2oD 10
Dl.rtd waters"
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GARFIELD RATIFICATION MEETING

LONG BRANCH, Aug. IA Garfield ana
Arthur ratification meeting was held at the Ocia-
aon House at seabr eht last night. at which much
enthusiasm was exhibited. W. II. Hicks, Of Florida
addressed the meeting making able speech in which
me Drrucipal issues ~ the campaign clearly SET
frf Az close ~ the meeting Alstrom's Band -err
paGed Mr. Hicks. lie responded % the compliment as
aid also Mr.. n. l.. Anderson, Hancock man, WAO Is
ft., son
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FOUND HANGING TO A TREE.

While some boys were picking blackberries
Yesterday afternoon OF Pamrspo, N j., they discovered
the body OF a woman suspended by rope from Tree
between Avenues c and ID. near Forty -eighIhs''
p.xonne civ The body had evidently hung there
nnfv a snort time The deceased woman was ABOUT
INV wears OF age, and German. The BODY WAS not
.A
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GEORGIA DEMOCRATS DIVIDED.

ATLANTA. Ca, Aug. 5.-ln the Democratic
STATE Convention soday the first ballot Tor candidates
for Governor resulted follows C'qitt 2O9; Lester
81 Hardeuan. 81 warner, il ; and Gurtr~h, IL
Nine ballots for Governor were taken. ON me iaSJ
ba lot he vote stood follows: Co!dutt 2O9; Lester
so Hartru.au 50 Garreu, 10 ami rner, .. IL re-
oulres z3j - secure the nomination.
The Convention adjourned anti o'clock tomorrow
rue
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AMERICAN DENTAL ASSOCIATION

BosroN, Aug. 5.-At the American Dental
Assodaron meeting to-day the Subject Of " The reIa
tive merits of cohesive and soft gold filing" was dis
eussed by Dr. Lord. of New-YOrk DR.. stockwen, OF
Newark; Dr. Cook. OF New York; DR.. Webb OF Ian
casrer and others Dr. Barrett, OF New-York read an
esssV an aua.fleLssa. The paper discussed by Dr
Werner OF Eoston. Professor Atkinson, ana Dr. Snnm
wav of Plymouth.
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THE CHNrTAUouA ASSEMBLY.

CHAUrAUQUA, n. Y, Aug. 5.-Dr. W. w.
Keene OF Philadelphia, lectured last evening on The
Anatomy and Physiology OF Vision The Cnildren's
Temple was crsvded al o'clock The Lessons 10 children
arc illustrated by Frank Beard the blackboard Artist
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TIE FIRE RECORD.

A fire occurred in the four-story brick build
tDp No Is Anns- at an early hour yesterday causing
damage OF 50 900 tle occupants, Die0olI Brother
junk dealers
A fire occurred Tuesday morning in the
milling of the American Cock Company, at North
Third and Frst-sts Brooklyn. Ihe loss upon the sJoc9
and hrilI-y wa, fixed at 81 900 Il fully covered
hui
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AYFLECrION IN MEMPHIS.

MEMPHI7, Tenn, Aug 5.-ln the election
here today the vote 81 the city $500. p r.
Athey the Democratic nominee FOR Sheriff received
5000 votes; Edward shaw (cOi0redJ, Bepu1c1n' 1900
and John Powell, Crbt, 800.
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5ueclal Nonees
Fas,ell's ice Cream is Good.

Eus~ell's fee Cream Is Good
Yortd tainiiies thlfchrr sup
pieu. Established l-0l. Il biDie House
Notce-F1r the weeks there VIII De on exhiD.
zion free u the Hall So Eat 4th st. SHIP which s0ns
improy save ship- II NJ CONNECTING
P0sl - NOuce. ..
The foreign inais fDc "a vs. ehiiL -,
August : $50 VIII close a. tais 10, "a IbE@DAf Nb
n m Tor europe b. steamship Arizona. via oneenst0snI
"A E-DAH 1880 sdr1pe. ~ Ne ~ hp
aa VA correspondence TO- n ince aus De
snesl liz adore and AZ Tor france Nrecs "
stsam.hp Labrador, Hayre; On THU RsDAf. a. 1880
~, Tor France Germany sc, steamship -ueV VIA Py
month CherOoug and HsmOurg spondnce nor orea
Brn aud Continent he specially addressedl ana
AZ D. ~ ror Europe steamship Celtic Queenstova
on SATURDAY. AZ for Belgium direct by steamship
Switzerland Antwerp and ~ for scotland drect
by steamship fOf Ia va glasgow ana AZ VI ~ l0f
Germany etc. nshD Main via southampton and Brc
men for Britain Snd the Continent must
be specially addressed and at IL ~ for Europe 0 seAal
ship Gay Of Chester wa lueensto~n Ihe msis ~. DSu
marx NORWAY dispatched b. Han AMI
Bremen only. The mails tor hayu leave NeN
August l. The mails for Newfoundland leave New lorx
August I. The mails TOT jamaica sayaDlA, &c iciys
orK August > rhs mails fer Sae west iaass Sr11
ard Argcn lne Republic leave ew(ork AnStst .
mails for havana leave NewIork Angus o. Ins ~@s ,Ds
Venezuela and Curacao leave New YORK August lN. hA
for West Indies lsaye New Org Aasas
: The nails and JaDan leave -an Frl ep Nusus
IL The mails AOslraiA etc. eeys SAL siaheoo Az
enst 9h rBOs. T.. JAMss PostniA stes
POSI- Office NewYOrk. july 81. 1880.
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OCEAN GROVE EXERCISES.

OCEAN GROVE, n. j., Aug. o.-lhe third
DAVIS Bible readug the best attended far. Nearly
900 people were engaged in the various religious
erclses
The young peoples meeting at o'clock this morning
WAS largely attended. The arrivals very numerous
as the day OF the camp meeting approaches and 1t Is
with difficulty the crowds are accommodated
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Dolitical Nohees.

THE Republican Associations q the several Assem- by
Di.r1cfs arr requested AZ No. III ntAaNe THIS
1FRIDAY) EVESING. o'clock slarp for the gnrposs
Of ua-tcipating the SERENADE tendrrei 70 Gen. JAMb1
A GARFIELD by tile veterans 81 Tue ate war
" JOEL W. MASON. Chairman Executive Committee.
SOLON IS Smith, Secretary.
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NATIONAL REUNION or SOLDIERS

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Aug. 1.-The National Re-
pcon Of soldiers will take pace here Angus 10, IL and
49, Letters we're received to-day stating that President
HAYES. Genera sherman General Carrie d. and Senator
Logan Will be present The Soldiers Association OF
THIS county will pitcn LOCO ooVeInmeh' eH'' iOi 'A0
a.inT
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TRIBUNE OFFICE. Aug. 6. a. m-Tae movement in
the barometer yesterday upwar In the afternoon
the mercury was stationary Clearing weather With sht
rains during the first quarter was followed by partly
coudv and clear weather The temperature ranged De-
rveen 900 and 75o tie average 6a being l1ls' lower
than ON the corresponding day last year and Ia higher
than Wednesday. a., - 4,
Warmer aud clear or parity ciouGy seaeHeF may DC
expected to-day in this city and vicinity.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER. REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
S,,,,nnsis ,or ne D ~, p hOnrs.

Synopsis t1e tsi "a Ho~r'
WASHINGTON, Aug g, l a. m.-Ihe barOm-
eter s highest the Lower Lake REGION and lowest III
Alabama. new depression is apparently entering the
Northwest Ram has been general IN the Middle ana
South Atlantic states. AMI has fallen occasionally IN
New ENGLAND Tennessee and Alabama. The tempera-
+,re has remained nearly stationary soutbery winds
nroveU along the South Atlantic coast IN the Missouri
and Uurer Mississippi Valleys; elsewhere they are
nOrtheasterly or variable.
IIdicdnOns
For rbe Middle Atlantic states. clear partly cloudy
weather winds mostly nOrtheasterlY generally hgner
temperafure stationary or lower barometer
For New-Ingland clear partly cloudy weather,yar
able winds mostly nOrtncaR cry nearly stationary tenn
perature, stationary or higher barometer
CGutI0ndrV Signals
Cauttonary signals continue from smlhyille TO Cape
Henry
rRIRIrNr | OCAl, OBSERVATIONS.
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NARRAGANsErr LNQulRY.

NEw-LONDOE. Conn, Aug. 5.-1he deposit
ton Peer j. Freeland. 81 the steamboat oninet0n.
and Isaac simues o. Mystic, passenger the Nora
glnsetr were taken by the STEAMBOAT los pecOr5 today.
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RendY rh.s Moralns .
THE sEMI.WEEKLY TRiBU

THE SEAII-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
The Issue OF to-day contains
Letter, from STAFF and Other Correspondents "a tas Oh
World and the New
Proe IN Wrappers ready foe mans ave ceat' psr c,W
one year - ave copes ss ten copies aai oas
sx,ra IA Postage IN all cases rss 70 suosorbec
THE TRIBUNE
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sona Convention ~ the II West virginia District helh
nj Key-cr Cry to-day, nominated Judge j. l. Hohe' "a
Mineral County on tie sec0nd ballot
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sECRErARY THOMPsON IN CALTORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 5.-Secretary IhOmp-
addressed large Republican meeting at the Grdhd
Opera House here last evening.
Tor Hie1gga Republican c5a7eaiion see Secoad PGGe
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tribune LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

CITY uaot
The broken dot line rfpreeM e
Indicated Dy INC
phar zur1a.g
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Red. White, Bise Cape Coatinss oysrcoats, caps suu
1e IN Vest 0ust0p-sI.
strcsure Impotence and clse>sss o. .as Ssasssass
HENRY a. DANIELS. ~ d, LA near AGA -
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WTSLEYLIRE m RIGHT

istls illustrated paper is also published daily 70
culdrpn
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Nouce.-FJr the next two weeks there VIII be on exhlD
Turn Hall So Eat AN 81 snip shlen sos
D foundernS